CAD/CAM milling technology including CEREC is dying on the vine.

The march to 3D printed crowns is underway and if you get in on the front end of the bandwagon, you can save tons of overhead on your lab bills.

There are 3 Big Ways to 3D print crowns right now.

Listen up and catch the wave of the future before most dentists know what hit them.

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3 Big Mistakes Most Dentists Make When they Consider 3D Printing

Some of the things dentists rave over as they add 3D Printing to their practice are really cool, but don't exactly move the needle when it comes to ROI.

Then, there are a small few that pay the way for everything else the super techy nerd gene that all dentists have (myself included).

Today we're going to talk about the procedures that will pay off your initial investment the fastest.

After you pay that off, you will have a lot of choices on what to do with the profit.

One of the best things I have seen is to lower your fees to patients so that both you and your patients have a big win from this.

Plus, you will be securing your practice by insourcing at a time when sending out labwork can be dicey to say the least.

You realize you need to start 3D printing.

You're busy. We're all busy. But...

You realize you need to start 3D printing for all the amazing reasons you're hearing and reading about.

What is the easiest and simplest way to start from absolute zero?

Here are the 3 simplest ways to start printing and realize the power of what it can open in your practice.

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