Optimizing the digital workflow in the lab

In a world where digital precision and productivity are the cornerstones of modern dentistry, this conference—led by Sophie Dallem , George Zacusai , offers a hands-on, innovative look into a controlled, reproducible, and high-quality digital workflow. We will reveal the key stages of data collection—photos, scans, and clinical records—and how this information is processed in ExoCAD to anticipate both aesthetic and functional constraints from the very beginning of the design process. You’ll learn how this structured approach not only saves time but also reduces errors and the need for later adjustments.

We will then dive into the critical step of the micro-cut-back technique, designed to enhance the layering of Noritake Kuraray low-fusing MILAI ceramic. With a well-planned and adapted design, we’ll demonstrate how to harness the unique properties of this ceramic to achieve a natural look, while optimizing the lab’s resources. Balancing aesthetics, performance, and efficiency, this presentation will explore a workflow where every detail is engineered for a harmonious, reproducible, and cost-effective result. Join us to rethink your protocols and meet the demands of today’s—and tomorrow’s.

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