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Future of Prosthetics
Heraeus Kulzer · LAB DAY West 2013
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About This Clinic
With CAD/CAM, All on 4, implants, outsourcing, baby boomers driving demand for dental solutions and a diminishing number of prosthetic technicians, dentistry is changing at such a fast pace. Craig Nelson, CDT, looks at technology and procedures that are driving the future to help you meet the needs of tomorrow's patients, be an asset to up-and-coming dentists and take advantage of great opportunities to excel.
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Heraeus Kulzer
South Bend, IN
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Craig Nelson, CDT
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Nathan McBride
Owner/Dental Tech
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Teresa Waite
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From the Show
LAB DAY West 2013
May 10 - 11, 2013 · Garden Grove, CA
Discover products, techniques and services that can enhance your skills, boost your productivity and create all new opportunities for your business.
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The Daily Bite
Shifting Demographics between 1998 and 2011
The number of laboratories declined 12.5%, from approximately 12,000 to 10,500. The number of GPs and prosthodontists increased 17%, from 133,623 to 156,011. This means the ratio of dentists to labs increased from 11:1 to 15:1.
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