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Crystal Ultra--The Next Generation of Millable Hybrid Ceramics
Dental Laboratory Milling Supplies/Digital Dental · LAB DAY Chicago 2014
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About This Clinic
Scott Atkin and Kim Karpowitz take a comprehensive look at the new future restorative material, hybrid ceramics, and using the best materials for implant reconstruction as well as crown and bridge restorations. They also discuss milling titanium abutments with DentMill 4 and 5 systems.
Speakers (2)
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Scott Atkin, MDT/RDT
Works at Dental Laboratory Milling Supplies, LLC
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Kim Karpowitz
Works at Digital Dental
Followers (4)
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Karla Eugenia Valentina Camacho Contreras, DDS
CEO at InnLab & InnDent
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Frank Frost
C&B Manager at Lumident
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Susan Pelak
Dental Technician at New World Dental Lab, Inc.
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Chris Peterson, RDT/CDT
Co-Owner at Peterson Dental Lab
Contributors (1)
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Feb 21-22, 2014 · Chicago, IL
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The Daily Bite
Working with more than one lab is the norm for the vast majority of dentists who responded to LMT's 2013 Dentist’s Survey: - Only 14% work exclusively with one lab - 30% work with two labs on a consistent basis - 45% regularly work with three labs - 11% work with more than three labs
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