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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
Dental-CAD
Dental I/O scan workflows
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<blockquote data-quote="EJADA" data-source="post: 333899" data-attributes="member: 2165"><p>I try especially with the new accounts. Two reasons </p><p>1. It forces them to take some responsibility for the margin on that crown. That’s a win for me. </p><p>2. the education the get when they see the tissue tags and saliva pulls it helps them to know what to look for on future cases. </p><p>the other positive that comes from them doing the margin can be if they do it while patient is on the chair prior to applying temporary they can fix issues and rescan right then and avoid a recall appt </p><p>just my two bits.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EJADA, post: 333899, member: 2165"] I try especially with the new accounts. Two reasons 1. It forces them to take some responsibility for the margin on that crown. That’s a win for me. 2. the education the get when they see the tissue tags and saliva pulls it helps them to know what to look for on future cases. the other positive that comes from them doing the margin can be if they do it while patient is on the chair prior to applying temporary they can fix issues and rescan right then and avoid a recall appt just my two bits. [/QUOTE]
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