CAD/CAM

4.9

CEREC AC

CAD/CAM System

CEREC AC is the first CAD/CAM system to enable both chairside milling and laboratory-generated restorations—both with unprecedented accuracy and speed.

In January, Sirona introduced its CEREC AC (acquisition center), the next evolution in CAD/CAM dentistry. Designed for unprecedented precision, visibility, speed, and versatility with full-range capability, CEREC AC is the first system to enable both chairside restoration milling and transmission of digital impressions to the laboratory.

3Shape's Dental System

3Shape's Dental System is a CAD/CAM solution that gives laboratories the opportunity to offer high and consistent levels of output quality, while improving productivity.

Biorestorations

Recigno Laboratories, with locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, uses a state-of-the-art Sauer Ultrasonic 20 milling machine to create all biorestoration products.

BlueSpray

In contrast to usual impression materials Fresh® Clear Implant is absolutely free of taste or odor.

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4.5

Cadent iTero

The time for the scanning sequence of iTero is similar to the setting time of conventional impression materials.

According to Cadent, the iTero digital impression system is designed to replace conventional impression making.

CERCON

The Cercon smart ceramics system from DENTSPLY Prosthetics is a sophisticated system that uses high-strength zirconium oxide for all-ceramic, esthetic restorations.

CEREC Connect Online Communication System

While the primary use for the system is for posterior restorations, Sirona"s goal is to funnel offices’ anterior work to inLab laboratories.

Sirona Dental Systems, the first company to enter the digital impression-taking arena and world’s leading producer of dental CAD/CAM systems, recently introduced CEREC Connect, a Web-based communication platform designed exclusively for Sirona CAD/CAM users.