restorations. The structure of the production process is developing too. Whilst labs still outsource to milling centers, there is also a growing trend for insourcing, particularly for less complex restorations. This development is driven by sophisticated, small milling machines. For the technology suppliers, a new field has opened up between groundwork and expertise, and the only companies that will have a lasting hold on the market are those that provide an adequate service to all customer groups, from CAD/CAM novices to early adopters.”

technological superiority was the deciding factor behind this choice.

range of our high-end milling algorithms, but we have removed the functionalities that are unnecessary for small machines, such as milling strategies for titanium, chrome-cobalt or glass ceramics.  This allows us to offer hyperDENT Compact at an attractive price, without impacting on our high standard of quality.

positioning, dependent on the position of the part within the blank; inter-part connectors; a greater flexibility in separating connectors: these are just a few of the new features. And on top of this, we are of course giving you plenty of other new features, such as equidistant and axis-parallel finishing for machining the occlusal surfaces of bridges, and rough-machining and finishing for the areas outside the abutment base.

in Germany, Daos Dental in France, Keramens Group in Rumania, Den Tech in Norway, and Solectro in Sweden, are just a few of our new partners. If you would like to integrate hyperDENT in your process chain, or become a hyperDENT distributor, then please get in touch directly with FOLLOW-ME! We are always on the look-out for strong partners.