Getting a dental crown is far from enjoyable. It’s also time-consuming—preparation, molding, and fitting can require multiple ...

Getting a crown usually takes several visits. A dentist first prepares the tooth, then fits a temporary crown, and later ...

A new dental robot is being developed that could reduce the number of visits needed to receive a dental crown.

Researchers at the University of Basel have developed a miniature dental robot that could one day automatically prepare teeth ...

Stronger, more durable crowns Faster crown manufacture Reduced error in crown manufacturing More comfort and convenience in taking impressions Improved overall oral ...

Why Digital Workflows Matter in Modern Dentistry. In modern dentistry, speed matters, but accuracy matters even more.

When a tooth is damaged or missing, how do dentists decide between a filling, a crown, or an implant restoration? This question is answered in a HelloNation article that explains how dentists evaluate ...