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Why More Clinics Are Going Digital — and What It Means for Patient Care Digital dentistry is no longer a prediction—it’s the present. Over the last decade, advances in 3D
From stone models and wax-ups to full-arch scans and CAD/CAM systems, digital technology has transformed modern dentistry. Today, Canadian practices using digital workflows can deliver faster, more precise, and more
The last decade has ushered in remarkable advancements in dental technology—and practices across Canada are integrating new tools that help improve accuracy, reduce chair time, and deliver more predictable results.
Dentistry has always been a field that requires precision and attention to detail. However, traditional methods of planning and performing dental restorations often come with challenges. Issues like imprecise impressions,
In restorative dentistry, precision and functionality are essential. Dentists rely on crowns and bridges to restore damaged teeth, improve oral function, and rebuild patients’ smiles. Among the available options, crowns
Dentists face numerous challenges, choosing a material is just one decision for their patients, with one of the most significant being the choice between zirconia and porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns. Both
Joseph De Luca brings over 30 years of experience in the dental industry, leading a dedicated team that supports dentists and clinics.
As the founder of First Dental Studio, he has established a trusted reputation by building strong partnerships and delivering reliable dental restorations to help practices thrive.
