How can a fully digital workflow be efficiently implemented in a dental practice – and what role does the team play in this process? With DENTAL+, Dr. Sven Holtorf runs a consistently digitalized center for dental health in Bad Segeberg. In this interview, he presents his practice concept, which focuses in particular on the structured fabrication of splints and complex dental restorations within a seamless digital workflow.
Continue readingIntroducing 2P2S: Where the digital revolution empowers biological implantology
LYRA ETK is a French MedTech company at the forefront of digital dental restoration. Our mission is to seamlessly merge the science of biological implantology with the power of advanced digital technologies—delivering cutting-edge solutions that are “simple, safe, and accessible” to dentists, laboratories, and patients worldwide.
Continue readingThe Dental Hygienist as a key player in the digital transformation: Innovation, prevention and professional evolution in the era of digital dentistry
Today, we speak with Dr. Tonia Auletta and Dr. Danilo Schiavone, dental hygienists and active members of the Digital Dentistry Society (DDS), about the evolving role of dental hygienists within the digital workflow.
Continue readingA coffee with Ken: The Alchemist of Identity
Dr. Rodrigo Salazar-Gamarra is a distinguished figure in the field of health technology innovation, particularly known for his contributions to maxillofacial rehabilitation…
Continue readingAndrew Malcolmson, Imaging Technology Services (ITS) President on Carestream Dental’s Vision for the evolution of dental imaging
Carestream Dental has long played a defining role in the evolution of dental imaging, building a legacy rooted in innovation and clinical insight. Today, as digital dentistry continues to reshape workflows and expectations…
Continue readingA Digital Practice Concept by Dr. Sven Holtorf: Integrating the Team, Intraoral Scanning and Digital Jaw Registration with JMA-Optic by zebris Medical
How can a fully digital workflow be efficiently implemented in a dental practice – and what role does the team play in this process? With DENTAL+, Dr. Sven Holtorf runs a consistently digitalized center for dental health in Bad Segeberg. In this interview, he presents his practice concept, which focuses in particular on the structured fabrication of splints and complex dental restorations within a seamless digital workflow.
Continue readingA coffee with Ken: Welcome to our new DDS Ambassadors for Türkiye, Malta and United Arab Emirates!
It’s always a pleasure to welcome new faces into the Digital Dentistry Society family, and this time my coffee table gets a truly international touch. In this edition, I have the privilege of introducing three new Local Ambassadors representing Turkey, Malta, and the United Arab Emirates—three regions with unique identities, vibrant professional communities, and a growing passion for digital dentistry.
Continue readingInnovation at the chairside: DentalTwin’s mission to transform dentistry
Artificial intelligence (AI) will not redefine dentistry by replacing professionals, but by altering how their expertise is applied. Over the next three to five years, AI will become a foundational layer of the digital dental ecosystem, driving significant gains in efficiency, productivity, and quality across clinical and laboratory workflows.
Continue readingShaping the future of regenerative dentistry: OsteoBiol’s vision between digital workflow and biomaterials
Tecnoss has been involved in clinical research collaborations for 25 years. Today, we are witnessing the remarkable evolution of digital workflows, with so many improvements for both researchers and clinicians. Several innovative surgical protocols have been developed with OsteoBiol collagen-based biomaterials, thanks to the enhanced precision of 3D radiographic diagnostic imaging and surgical guides for immediate implant planning.
Continue readingThe value of usability in digital dentistry: From technological complexity to the integration of clinical and educational workflows
Digital dentistry is currently experiencing a phase of rapid technological expansion. Operating microscopes, intraoral scanners, cone beam CT systems, medical cameras, software platforms, and advanced visualisation technologies have become integral to both clinical practice and university education.
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