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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
Dental-CAD
scanner in a dentist office
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<blockquote data-quote="Jake Dobbins" data-source="post: 239251" data-attributes="member: 18772"><p>Hi Labtek! I wanted "real" color to differentiate between hard/soft tissues. Where deep margins are concern, they say it makes a difference. Can't remember exactly what the "mono" Trios was......I believe in the low $20,000. Yeah, the whole concept of subscription fees and mandatory updates puts a bad taste in my mouth. Good revenue stream for them, but updates sometimes break things that are running smoothly. I wanted the ability to choose my updates.</p><p></p><p>Personally, I believe digital impressions will take over in a few years. It is on the expensive side! And as you mentioned above, as soon as you drop down $$$, 12-18 months later, there's something a lot nicer (just like a computer). And then some dentists don't want the responsibility for the case. It's always easier to blame it on the lab tech......yes.....I believe a good % of dentists do that! Personally, I like to take responsibility of the case.....from shade selection to margin fit! Lab Technicians do some amazing restorations from crappy impressions/bites/etc., etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jake Dobbins, post: 239251, member: 18772"] Hi Labtek! I wanted "real" color to differentiate between hard/soft tissues. Where deep margins are concern, they say it makes a difference. Can't remember exactly what the "mono" Trios was......I believe in the low $20,000. Yeah, the whole concept of subscription fees and mandatory updates puts a bad taste in my mouth. Good revenue stream for them, but updates sometimes break things that are running smoothly. I wanted the ability to choose my updates. Personally, I believe digital impressions will take over in a few years. It is on the expensive side! And as you mentioned above, as soon as you drop down $$$, 12-18 months later, there's something a lot nicer (just like a computer). And then some dentists don't want the responsibility for the case. It's always easier to blame it on the lab tech......yes.....I believe a good % of dentists do that! Personally, I like to take responsibility of the case.....from shade selection to margin fit! Lab Technicians do some amazing restorations from crappy impressions/bites/etc., etc. [/QUOTE]
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