The digital workflow: what dental practices really gain from it

Digitalisation makes sense when it improves processes – not when it merely puts more technology on the desk.

For dental practices, the digital workflow often begins with the intraoral scanner. What matters, however, is what happens to the data afterwards.

From scan to laboratory without media breaks

In a coordinated workflow, scan data can be transferred to the dental laboratory, checked, designed and processed further without classic media breaks.

This creates a shared digital basis for practice and laboratory.

In everyday practice, this can simplify communication and make processes more transparent. If questions arise, specific situations can be discussed directly on the basis of the digital data.

Interfaces and processes

BLANC ET NOBLE therefore supports dental practices not only in the production of restorations, but also with questions about digital interfaces and processes.

Scanners, software and manufacturing systems only unfold their benefit when they are sensibly connected with one another.

Our understanding of Digital Flow is therefore: not to digitalise as much as possible. But to work digitally exactly where precision, communication and quality benefit from it.