Dental news and publications
Articles and publications on techniques and equipment for dental practice
Discover articles and publications introducing the most used techniques in the dental practice. Learn more about the dental Cone Beam, dental CAD/CAM, or optical impressions.
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A system failure, ransomware attack, accidental deletion, or hardware malfunction can instantly disrupt access to patient records, imaging, schedules, and billing systems. This disruption can directly affect patient safety, regulatory compliance, and the financial viability of the practice.
Healthcare Data Backup & Recovery Solutions for Dental Clinics
The protection of health data — by nature extremely sensitive — is a critical concern. Dental records contain confidential personal and medical information whose compromise can have devastating consequences.
Applied Cybersecurity for Dental Practices
The operating microscope is, in fact, a direct evolution of binocular loupes, which have already won over numerous practitioners. Its use in dentistry dates back to the late 1960s in France. In 1998, its use was mandated in postgraduate programs by the American Association of Endodontics (AAE).
The Operating Microscope in Dentistry
Nowadays, patient demand for orthodontic treatment continues to grow, particularly among adults. These patients, who are especially conscious of their appearance, seek treatments that are both fast and discreet — like clear aligners.
Clear Aligners: Alternative to Conventional Orthodontic Systems
A digital set-up is the 3D modeling, via specialized software, of dental and gingival movements, allowing the pre-visualization of the different steps of orthodontic treatment up to the final result.
The Digital Set-Up in Orthodontics
In 2015, the 3D printing market for the dental industry was worth $780 million. According to SmarTech Publishing, a leading firm in market research for additive manufacturing, the medical sector (including dental) accounts for 11.3% of additive manufacturing technology users.
3D printing in dentistry
Establishing an accurate dental implant diagnostic involves a painstaking clinical examination, often supplemented by additional radiological exams.
CBCT: Cone beam computed tomography for dental implants surgery
This innovative technique is used to fit dental implants using a digitally made guide, without disrupting the basic rule of modern implantology, where the prosthetic project controls the position of the implant and therefore the surgery.
Guided implant surgery
Find out how to go from CBCT to surgical guide, thanks to the QuickVision 3D software you will be able to independently implement your surgical guides.
3D Training: From Cone Beam to surgical guide
Optical impressions are defined as a projected light signal onto dental surfaces. The reflected signal will be recaptured by the camera, allowing it to create the 3D model.
Optical impressions in odontology
The dental CAD/CAM chain (Computer Aided Design / Computer Aided Manufacturing) is a collection of coordinated technological resources for recording (acquisition) analog clinical data in digital format and virtual modeling, before producing a tangible bespoke medical device.