You want CEREC to be straight forward! Todd delivers his no-nonsense methodology to utilizing the highest technology in dentistry. He has been integral in the development of CEREC and it's corresponding materials. As a DentsplySirona beta tester, he will keep you up to speed on the software, scanner, and milling unit.

At Digital Enamel TV you will explore videos and interviews that:

1. Deliver the essentials to every day CEREC use.
2. Get you started into the world of CEREC.
3. Keeps you up to date on materials and software.
4. Introduces you to leaders of digital dentistry in engaging interviews.
5. Highlights other technologies like printing.
6. Discusses specific topics for dental assistants: CEREC Aces!
7. Explores digital photography! Clinical photography, portraits, and more!

We also have other features like screen savers for your CEREC ! Load up the Digital Enamel TV website on your CEREC computer and play an intriguing zirconia restoration being milled! Let your CEREC system work, while it is in the corner of the room.

No CEREC gymnastics.... only CEREC straight forward!

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