Join Dr Simon Fieldhouse on Thursday 15 June at 7pm as he discusses leveraging Cerec digital workflow to unlock your practice’s potential.
This webinar will cover the practicalities of introducing digital workflows into the practice.
It will provide a detailed overview of the adoption curve within your teams and the potential return on investment opportunities.
Learning outcomes
- Understand the digital workflow using Cerec
- Gain a better understanding of the practice benefits of in-house manufacturing
- Understand how in-house manufacturing can provide seamless patient experience
- Understand how you can strengthen the relationship with your lab partner with the use of in-house manufacturing.
Dr Simon Fieldhouse
Simon qualified in 1992 at Liverpool University Dental Hospital. he stayed in Liverpool and worked in the Mersey Regional Maxillofacial Unit, where he completed his specialist training. During this time, his research was related to 3D analysis of the head and neck and tumour mapping using MRI.
Simon has spent the last 11 years developing the Dutch Barton Practice in Bradford-on-Avon. He describes the practice as a ‘scene from Heart Beat‘ when he bought the practice in 2007.
Since then, the practice has invested heavily in technology which enables him to follow the complete digital workflow. Simon accepts referrals for all forms of surgery and implants. He uses the full range of digital technology to enable him to plan 3D implant surgery, bridgework, and simple crowns.
The practice has continued to develop the portfolio of digital treatments with further investment, resulting in a better work environment.
To register for this webinar, simply visit /webinar.
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