Every reliable dental laboratory wants to ensure the quality of outgoing and incoming cases. From owners and managers to bench technicians, the number-one priority for every case we touch is manufacturing dental prosthetics, restorations, and appliances that meet or exceed the standards of the dental profession, and the expectations of both you and your patient. Quality Assurance: The Key to Consistency and Satisfaction Quality assurance programs in dental labs serve a variety of purposes: Minimization of remakes, a clear understanding of your work orders, assurance of lab personnel competence ..read more

Dental equipment is the workhorse of the practice. Without it, dentists, dental nurses, and other dental professionals would be unable to carry out their work tasks. Dental equipment represents a significant financial investment for most practices and if something goes wrong repairs or replacements can be costly. Many pieces of dental equipment are made up of minuscule parts forming complex and sensitive inner workings that can be damaged through age and constant use. Faulty equipment poses a potential danger for both the patient and the user; for this reason, as you could be inadvertently pla ..read more

Who was Steve Jobs? And what does he have to do with your dental office? Steve Jobs was more than an entrepreneur and business owner. He was an innovator on multiple levels. He not only helped put personal computers in our homes but expanded on that with the iPad, iPhone and more. His company created both hardware and software and excelled at both. What is amazing about this feat is that Apple uses its own, non-windows operating system and its baseline computers are notoriously more expensive than entry-level Windows units. How all this happened is a testament to Steve Jobs and his creative vi ..read more