Milling Units

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  • Hayley Bruning
  • 01/04/2021

  Low-Maintenance Milling with Axsys’ Versamill 5X300D

  Much like in-office milling, a successful CAD/CAM transition depends on input verses output. Without time, financial investment, and a will to master a new milling machine, dental teams won’t receive the ROI they hope to get from fabricating their own restorations. While purchasing any milling unit comes with its own set of requirements, some...

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  • Sara Grillo
  • 12/30/2020

  Reduce Risk and Create Efficiency with Planmeca PlanMill 50 S

  This is a huge benefit for patients concerned about repeated visits and exposure to others during a pandemic. An added bonus of in-house indirect restorations, the dentist doesn’t have to worry if their lab is closed because of quarantine or another COVID-19 issue. Of course, there were plenty of benefits of CAD/CAM prior to the pandemic.

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  • Hayley Bruning
  • 12/10/2020

  Introducing Axsys’ Latest Milling Machine: The Versamill 5X500L

  Earlier this year, we introduced readers to Versamill 5X450, a flexible and versatile chairside mill that is especially suited for the milling of all hard and soft materials—including titanium. Now, Axsys has another milling center in store for CAD/CAM dental professionals: the Versamill 5X500L, a purpose-built, open-source 5-axis mill that...

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  • Hayley Bruning
  • 08/19/2020

  An Open Source, 5-Axis Mill That Breaks Barriers

  Whether a milling unit is “worth it” mostly depends on its capabilities. Especially suited for the production of custom abutments and dentures, the Versamill 5X450 from Axsys accepts input from any design program and is capable of processing virtually any dental milling material, including wax, zirconia, acrylic, composites, glass ceramics, and...

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 04/14/2020

  Is the Digital Implant Workflow the Right Fit for Your Practice?

  There’s no doubt COVID-19 is a setback; however, it’s important to remember that the pain is temporary. Your practice routine will get back to normal one day, and the day-to-day grind of restorative dentistry will resume. Before it does, use this time to research solutions that can propel your practice forward.

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  • Dental Product Shopper
  • 02/26/2020

  CEREC Primemill: A New Level of Speed and Accuracy

  Dentsply Sirona's newest CAD/CAM innovation, the CEREC Primemill grinding and milling machine, is shaking things up. The in-house mill debuts a unique combination of new electronics, software, motors, and mechanical components that work together to create impressive chairside restorations with precise margins and smooth surfaces.

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