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Dr. Timothy Huckabee Presents New Digital Impressions Technology at...

Southlake dentist Dr. Timothy Huckabee (www.dfwdental.com) spoke at the Southwest Dental Conference on Jan. 19, 2008, in the Dallas Convention Center Dallas Texas. His presentation was titled. "Replacing traditional crown and bridge impressions with the new technology of digital impressionsno more goop and no more trays!"

Dr. Timothy Huckabee a Cosmetic and Implant Dentist in Southlake Texas presented his review of the cutting edge technology that will change the way dentistry is performed.

"With the enhanced version of iTero, I have experienced a reduction in scanning per patient from 3 to 1.5 minutes," said the Southlake dentist. "iTero has taken the headache out of taking an impression by allowing me to take predictable, repeatable impressions that create precision-fit restorations," said Dr. Timothy Huckabee, DDS, a Texas-based Southlake dentist (www.dfwdental.com) who is a current iTero user and beta tested both generations of the iTero digital impression system.

With iTero there is an improved accuracy of fit; my patients overwhelmingly prefer it to traditional impression taking methods, my laboratory appreciates the durable and accurate Cadent models, and I use it as a marketing tool to differentiate my practice."

Prior to iTero, first-generation digital impression systems were hindered by their narrow application to only a small fraction of common restorative procedures, as well as a capital-intensive cost structure. iTero breaks new ground both clinically and economically with technology that can be used for all restorative options and a lab-based solution that significantly improves quality and service.

iTero technology utilizes a ground breaking intra-oral scanner that takes images to capture the 3-D geometry of the tooth preparation area, says the Southlake dentist. The digital model is magnified and displayed while the patient is still in the chair. This enhanced visualization, plus real-time analytical tools, enables the clinician to make adjustments as necessary before completing the scanning process. Once the dentist approves the image, the file is sent electronically to a Cadent-partnering dental laboratory. All of this takes less than 5 minutes of the clinicians' or clinical staff time. The laboratory reviews the digital file and sends it electronically to Cadent's manufacturing facility for milling into the physical model. Cadent returns the physical model to the local dental laboratory which applies the aesthetics and delivers the end-result--a beautiful, precise-fitting restoration--to the dentist, all within standard service times. The new technology is fantastic, adds Dr. Timothy Huckabee (www.dfwdental.com).

For more information, contact:

Dr. Timothy Huckabee, DDS

505 W. Southlake Blvd.

Southlake, TX 76092

www.dfwdental.com

817.329.4746

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