Digitization Prompts Success with Savvy New Materials, Evolving Protocols and Appreciative Clients

Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

To maintain existing clients and attract new clients, Bill Marais, RDT, is always looking to advance his digital lab to the next level in quality, efficiency, added services and simplicity of protocols. He discusses the new materials he uses to offer new and improved products while maintaining high esthetic demands.

Credits
Approved for 1.5 Scientific credits

Session

Friday · Friday 9:00am - 10:30am
Plaza Ballroom AB · East Tower, Lobby (Green) Level
84 people signed up

Speaker

Bill Marais

Dental Technician at Disa Dental Studio · Portland, OR

Tagged

Digital Fabrication

About The Host

GC America Inc.

GC America Inc. is a leading manufacturer of innovative dental products dedicated to quality, customer satisfaction, and committed to excellence.

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