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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
Dental-CAM
Anyone have any info on the DWOS Laser Mill?
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<blockquote data-quote="Yourgoes" data-source="post: 182637" data-attributes="member: 12795"><p>What I find interesting is that Mitsui Chemicals/Heraeus has made investments in both 3D printing (they have their own printer now) and milling through DWOS laser ablation... hedging bets? </p><p>Chairside solutions do not have a very fast adoption rate at the moment, but one should not ignore this ever growing segment. </p><p></p><p>Look at photography (a passion of many on this site) It used to be a very lab intensive activity which required a lot of waiting and labor to go from initial exposure to a result. There was great artistry in the lab techniques of manual processing, and they all disappeared in less than a decade, giving way to the instant gratification of digital photography. </p><p></p><p>First the amateurs took it up, then once the quality improved, the professionals followed. I think the same will happen in our industry, once the products are improved to be equal or superior to the traditional alternatives, it will be an obvious choice. Can't compete with instant gratification</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Yourgoes, post: 182637, member: 12795"] What I find interesting is that Mitsui Chemicals/Heraeus has made investments in both 3D printing (they have their own printer now) and milling through DWOS laser ablation... hedging bets? Chairside solutions do not have a very fast adoption rate at the moment, but one should not ignore this ever growing segment. Look at photography (a passion of many on this site) It used to be a very lab intensive activity which required a lot of waiting and labor to go from initial exposure to a result. There was great artistry in the lab techniques of manual processing, and they all disappeared in less than a decade, giving way to the instant gratification of digital photography. First the amateurs took it up, then once the quality improved, the professionals followed. I think the same will happen in our industry, once the products are improved to be equal or superior to the traditional alternatives, it will be an obvious choice. Can't compete with instant gratification [/QUOTE]
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