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Mike Zuber is the founder of the CNC Group, a national alliance of dental laboratories. He’s also the owner of Watson Dental Lab in Austin, Texas.

Articles

Mike Zuber explores how digital technology impacts his ability to deliver great results for his dental clients and for patients.

Technology in action: How embracing digital dentistry opens up possibilities

It’s obvious to any observer that technology has drastically impacted the way dentists practice-and the way they work with the dental team and specialists and how they interact with patients. we asked professionals from around the country: how is technology really changing dentistry? Here’s what they told us.

How technology is REALLY changing the dental workflow

CamX Spectra and CamX Elara are dental’s perfect pair. The new CamX family of products from Air Techniques provides invaluable support of dental treatments and enhances patient understanding of necessary treatment. They are the perfect pair to tell patients the complete story of their oral health.

Air Techniques shines a new light on CamX Spectra Caries Detection Aid, introduces CamX Elara Intraoral Camera

The ClearVision CR Dental Reader features a small footprint that enables it to seamlessly fit into any size dental office and exam room without causing any disruption to office workflow. The automated, magnetized feeding tray offers push and go functionality, making it effortless to operate. The reader is low maintenance with no brushes for ease of cleaning and reduction of image artifacts

ClearVision CR Dental Reader designed as new imaging solution

David Little, DDS, explores how imaging systems combined with scanning technology can ensure reliable results for implant patients.

How-to: Using imaging data for better surgical outcomes

Mr. Chris Halke, CAD/CAM Supervisor, and Dr. Michael Pikus, Director of Clinical Education show how it's possible to promote healing and esthetics immediately upon implant surgery.

Step-by-step: Providing immediate esthetics for implant cases

In their August 2016 cover story, Dental Products Report looks at digital impression systems, focusing on how intraoral scanning systems are changing the workflow for dentists.

Are digital impressions REALLY the better choice?

Digital photography can be a valuable resource in opening up new channels of communication with patients.

The benefits of digital photography in case presentation

Dental Products Report asked a number of experts to unpack the differences in some of the most popular models of intraoral scanners.

Unpacking the differences in intraoral scanning options

In this list, members of the dental team explain why every dental practice ought to consider converting to digital impressions.

Digital Imaging