Dental Technology
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Why You Should Replace Windows XP Today
Hackers don’t just steal data from large corporations. They steal from any easy target, and computers still running unsupported Windows XP are vulnerable. Find out why your Windows XP computers are putting your practice at serious risk for data breaches and what you should do to protect your business.
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CAD/CAM Transforms Practices By Delivering What Patients Want
Delivering What Patients Want The Planmeca FIT system, with its intuitive software platform that integrates digital intraoral scanning, 3D designing and onsite milling into one streamlined process, is meeting the growing desire of patients to receive complete care in a single visit while also leading to greater practice profitability.
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Protect Data with a Security Risk Assessment
With the onslaught of data breaches and computer hacking happening daily, securing patient health information must be a priority for every dental practice. Learn why a security risk assessment is a necessary investment and discover the best way to protect your practice from unknown vulnerabilities. Read More... -
Practice Considerations for Technology Integration
Investing in technology requires a careful balance of clinical and management skills to facilitate a smooth transition. There are five factors to consider when creating a plan to introduce new technology to a practice so it has a positive impact on both patients and staff. Read More...
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Is Your Practice Secure?
Cybercriminals can make a bigger profit on the theft of patient health information than credit card numbers. Therefore, it is vital that practices have a robust combination of security solutions in place to protect that valuable data. Read about four essential tools every practice needs to protect itself and its patients.
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Don’t Let Old Servers Hold Down Your Practice
Upgrading to a new server isn’t a luxury in today’s technologically advanced world; it’s a vital step you need to consider for patient security and overall reliability. Read More...
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Certified in Digital Dentistry: A Study Program
Seven years ago, Chairside Dental Designer (C.D.D.) was launched with the objective to encourage CAD/CAM dentistry opportunities, but now, a new program has been introduced: Certified in Digital Dentistry (C.D.D.). C.D.D. furthers those opportunities for professional growth within the evolving world of digital dentistry. Read More...
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Standardizing Data to Streamline the Digital Workflow
Digital dentistry continues to transform practices and elevate patient care, making interoperability and data standardization even more critical to practices. Read More...
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Why CAD/CAM...Why Now?
See how CAD/CAM dentistry can help practices maximize a common restorative dentistry procedure and become even more productive, efficient, and profitable. Read More...
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LED Monitors Deliver Performance and Power to the Patient Experience
Like software that requires regular updates, your dental equipment and hardware—including practice monitors—can benefit from an update to LED technology. Read More...