Visit DT Technologies in the Randolph Room and their Booth at the Lab Day Chicago 2015

United States, February 24, 2015 (Newswire.com) - The annual Lab Day is here again. The 31st Lab day to be held in Chicago on February 27 and 28 has earned the title of being the largest gathering of America’s dental laboratory community. This Lab Day will see the participation of more than 3,200 laboratory owners, technical attendees and managers. The visitors can compare more than 230 exhibitors to take their pick. With the industries top educators coming at one place and two full days of education featuring over 300 clinics, it’s going to be a rocking event for sure.

DT Technologies is also joining the Lab Day. Once can visit its booth on the show floor or take a peek in the Randolph Room.  The booth will showcase New Medit Identica 2015 Blue Scanner and imes-icore CORiTEC 250i dry milling machine. In the Randolph Room, DT Technologies has organized a host of activities that include education clinics, demonstrations of the exocad and Medit Scanner, three different imes-icore mills and all its CAD/CAM products, including the newly launched cubeX2 Cubic Zirconia.

Here is a summary of the various education clinics’ schedule of DT Technologies and the topics that they are going to address:

1.       Clinic 1 - This is for those who want to know the details about purchasing mill or scanner for laboratory purposes. The basics of dental CAD/CAM technology are covered along with other factors such as how to get away with the noise and what to expect after the investment has been made.

2.       Clinic 2 - The experts in this field will discuss how introduction of the new product cubeX2 Cubic Zirconia will bring changes in the working of the existing industry.

3.       Clinic 3 - It is all about topics that deal with techniques of designing, scanning and milling implants and the ease of incorporating abutments into everyday workflow. This clinic will also discuss how laboratory’s profits margin can be increased with quicker turnaround times.

4.       Clinic 4 – It will address issues related to full-arch zirconia implant-retained bridge. In the interactive session, Rob Colgin will talk about various steps of clinical appointments, milling strategies and design applications.

5.       Clinic 5 – Several experts will their share their views on dental milling, design and material technology. They will also address how technical advancements are likely to change the way laboratories master the new territory of digital case fabrication.

6.       Clinic 6 – It will deal with why the laboratories no longer need to outsource titanium milled implant bars, thanks to the cost-competitive and sophisticated milling technology.

To get an idea of how the dental technology is changing and get loads of insight from the things shard by industry experts, make sure to visit DT Technologies at its booth and in the Randolph Room.