This article, written by Nate Seimears, was first featured in the WSDLA newsletter. If you haven’t heard the news; IOS (intraoral scans) are here to stay! I’m sure you’ve gotten “the call” from a client that you least expected asking which scanner you thought would be best for them. Blame it on the “dental boom” …
We had the privilege of being featured on season 2 of TruAbutment‘s YouTube series, InTRUview. Check out our interview below, and get to know where we came from, and where we are going! Jeff: Just a few miles south of the Canadian border is a town called Ferndale, Washington. Now Ferndale got its name because …
A lot has changed since the early years of dental technology. Computers and digital technologies are a large part of the industry now. CAD stands for Computer-Aided Design and CAM stands for Computer-Aided Manufacturing. A CAD/CAM department is only as good as their technicians and their equipment. We are proud to have a stellar CAD/CAM …
Making quality products starts with using quality equipment. These past few years we have seen unprecedented growth, much of that growth extending into our milling department. Our current mill was not meeting our needs, so we found ourselves in need of an upgrade. After much consideration and consultation, we decided to purchase the Roland DWX-52D5-Axis …
“I make teeth.” Ask a dental technician what they do for work, and you will probably get an answer close to that. It’s short and sweet, and to the point, but in reality it’s not quite that simple. Dental technology is a multifaceted, highly specialized niche career. It takes a blend of artistry, dexterity, and …