LMT LAB DAY Chicago 2020

Aligner Manufacturing: Making Sense of a Changing Landscape

From Carbon, Inc.

Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

Clear aligner manufacturing is undergoing a renaissance due to new cutting-edge technology. Labs now have the opportunity to compete in this ever-changing orthodontic landscape. Nick Windlow shares the journey of his lab and how they were able to scale and meet the demands of their customers, showing the benefits of using Carbon technology to meet high production without sacrificing quality.

  • Approved for 1 Professional Development credit
Session

  • Saturday · Saturday 10:30am - 11:30am

    Gold Coast Room · West Tower, Bronze Level Level

    114 people signed up

Speaker

  • Nick Windlow

    Director Of Business Development at Smile Shapers · Zionsville, IN

    Nick Windlow is a graduate of Purdue University with over 13 years of business development experience in the dental and medical fields. He joined the Smile Shapers team in 2018.

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