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Released: Wednesday, December 14, 2022
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Digital Dentistry Options
Commercial Supporter: 3Shape
This thematic CDEWorld eBook offers a continuing education (CE) article on the role of digital technologies in enhancing telescopic and conical clinical case workflows and protocols. This eBook also includes an article that looks at the trends in dentistry for 2022, giving a cogent and topical analysis of the innovations that are shaping the current dentistry landscape, specifically with regard to practicing dentists’ preferences and usage. Download to earn 2 FREE CEU now!
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CE: How Digital Technologies Enhance Telescopic and Conical Clinical Case Workflows
Arian B. Deutsch, CDT
This article examines how digital technologies impact telescopic and conical clinical case workflows and technical protocols. It discusses such aspects as intraoral scanning, photogrammetry, primary and secondary telescopes and cones, tertiary structures, and temporary restorations.
Credits: 2 Self-Study CEU
Cost: $0
Provider: Dental Learning Systems, LLC
Trends in Dentistry 2022: Digital Adoption Reaches a Major Milestone
Jason Mazda
This article, which examines the results of this year’s Inside Dentistry readership survey, describes the rising adoption of digital technologies such as digital impression systems, 3D printing, and intraoral scanners, as well as which technologies some dental practitioners currently hesitate to integrate into their practices.