Milling

Jensen Dental provides digital dental laboratory solutions including equipment such as furnaces, scanners and milling machines, as well as CAD/CAM software, materials and training. Our Technical Services Team provides Customer Support for these products both remotely and on-site nationwide to our dental lab customers who depend on Jensen for...

The ideal candidate will have an experienced dental laboratory background with CAD/CAM experience and have the ability to communicate advanced topics to users with very different backgrounds. You will receive customer support inquiries for 3Shape software, applications, hardware and materials. You will resolve customer product problems and...

How long does it take your mill to machine a (insert restoration type here)? 

This seems to be an area that the digital dental labs and milling centers are most concerned with and can likely be a key criterion in their purchase of a milling machine. Of course machine cycle time is important but it is in reality, not a true gage of a...

There are many interrelated factors that affect a DMC’s (Dental Milling Center) reliability, speed and accuracy, the three most important of which include the spindle drive system, machine control system and axis drive system. The spindle drive system provides power to the cutting tool to remove material. The control (or machine operating...

For the last three years, I've been involved in titanium research and development with Precision Milling Center in West Valley City, UT, and read with interest Luke Kahng's recent article on titanium (How to Fabricate an Esthetic Porcelain to Titanium Restoration, LMT November/December 2011, Click here to Read). The piece is well written and...