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Dental milling machines

Efficiency, accuracy, and consistency are essential for dental labs and clinics in the quickly evolving field of modern dentistry. Integrating dental milling machines for maximum productivity is essential to reaching these objectives. At Axsys Dental Solutions, we think that when these devices are integrated into a smooth digital workflow, their full potential is unlocked, turning conventional procedures into incredibly accurate and efficient production pipelines.

The design and fabrication of restorations has been completely transformed by the shift from analog to digital dentistry. Dental milling machines, which can produce a wide range of dental prosthetics with unmatched accuracy and speed, are at the center of this revolution. But simply having a milling machine is insufficient. Its full potential is achieved when it seamlessly combines with other digital elements, such as practice management systems, design software (CAD), and scanners, to form a seamless, end-to-end digital process.

The Foundation of a Smooth Digital Process

There are several benefits to incorporating dental milling machines into an all-digital workflow that improve patient care and increase efficiency:

Did you know 

that labs and dental offices that completely adopt digital workflows, including integrated milling, frequently report a 50% decrease in case rework? Time, materials, and overall operating costs are significantly reduced as a result.

Please explore our products and services for a thorough look at the state-of-the-art dental milling machines and associated digital solutions we provide to enhance your operations.

Commonly Asked Questions

What distinguishes wet dental milling from dry dental milling? 

A: Harder materials, such as zirconia and PMMA, are usually milled faster and cleaner using dry milling. For softer materials like glass ceramics and composites, wet milling—which uses a coolant fluid—allows for smoother surface finishes and finer details. Both capabilities are present in many contemporary machines.

What role does a dental milling machine play in an all-digital workflow?

A: The fabrication endpoint is a dental milling machine. It obtains the digital design file from CAD software, which obtains information from a lab or intraoral scanner. Before being delivered, the restoration is post-processed (sintering, polishing) after it has been milled. It is the crucial component that turns digital design into tangible form.

Integrating dental milling machines for maximum productivity is an essential step in the unquestionably digital future of dentistry. Adopting a smooth digital workflow can help your lab or practice reach previously unheard-of levels of accuracy, productivity, and expansion. Allow Axsys Dental Solutions to lead you through this life-changing procedure so you can fully utilize contemporary dental technology.

To transform your dental workflow right now, give Axsys Dental Solutions a call at (855) 687-7941.