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The 2020 Dental Products Report Technology Census shows clinicians believe new technologies can change their practices, but innovations still need a track record before being widely adopted.

The foundational technologies of dentistry’s future

The new resin matrix rounds out the company's portfolio of blocks.

Ivoclar Vivadent introduces Tetric CAD blocks

Paul Kim is the President of DentCore, a company specializing in supplying dental CAD/CAM products and equipment, including 3Mâ¢ Lavaâ¢ Esthetic Full-Contour Fluorescent Zirconia. DentCore strives to bridge the gap between everyday dental practitioners and laboratories with the world’s leading dental equipment manufacturers such as 3M. 

A technical overview of CAD/CAM procedures, featuring 3M Lava Esthetic Fluorescent Full-Contour Zirconia.

6 steps to a great crown

With the upcoming launch of inLab SW 18, Denstply Sirona inLab users will be able to mill Digital Dentures in-house.

Dentsply Sirona expands Digital Dentures possibilities

Ivoclar Vivadent announces 4 additional shades of IPS e.max ZirCAD LT blocks

How the latest advances in workflow are impacting the world of dental implants - and the job of dental labs.

What digital dentistry means for implants

Ryan Hamm is the former Editorial Director for Dental Products Report and Digital Esthetics.

How new types of zirconia are enabling better esthetics and improved patient care.  

What digital materials mean for dentistry

As a dental blogger, Shen Chao posts regularly at www.joshuahongdds.com. He knows how content marketing can be effectively used to drive more traffic and frequently shares tips and insights into a wide variety of dental problems. All his posts are informative, updated and well-written.

Making the switch to digital dentistry may seem overwhelming, but these tips can help to ensure a smooth transition.

6 Tips for Switching to Digital Dentistry

Dr. Marty Jablow is America’s Dental Technology Coach. Due to his expertise in dental technologies, he is in high demand both as a lecturer worldwide and as a consultant to the manufacturer community. He is a member of the prestigious Cellerant Best of Class selection committee, charged with the annual selection of industry awards, and is the Chief Development Officer of Cellerant Consulting Group dentistry’s leading incubator and accelerator. Dr. Jablow has written articles for every major dental journal including his own column and video series. He is president of Dental Tech Advisors, a dental consulting company.

He received his dental degree from Rutgers Dental School in 1986 and practices in Woodbridge, NJ., and has achieved Fellowships from the Academy of General Dentistry and the International Association of Dental-Facial Esthetics. He has been selected multiple times as one of Dentistry Today's magazine Top Lecturers. He holds memberships in the American Dental Association and NJ Dental Association and is a long-time member of his county’s Peer Review Committee.

Dr. Lou Shuman is the CEO of Cellerant Consulting Group, dentistry’s leading corporate incubator and accelerator; a venturer-in-residence at Harvard’s i-Lab; the chairman of the technology advisory board at WEO Media; a long-time contributor to Dental Products Report; and the founder and creator of the Cellerant Best of Class Technology Awards.






Dr. Lou Shuman and Marty Jablow, DMD, discuss where digital dentistry is headed-and what it means for dental practices.Each month, Dr. Lou Shuman consults with a dental technology specialist to discuss the latest developments in digital dentistry, data security, social media trends, SEO strategies, website optimization, online reputation management, marketing and more. 

The future of digital dentistry






Since its launch, the IPS e.max system from Ivoclar Vivadent has reportedly become a leading all-ceramic mainstay that has benefited laboratories, clinicians and patients alike. Consisting of lithium disilicate glass ceramic materials, IPS e.max Press and IPS e.max CAD, the IPS e.max system has now been expanded to include a comprehensive selection of zirconium oxide discs and blocks under the brand IPS e.max ZirCAD.