Sirona CEREC 5.1.3 CAD/CAM Dental Training - Manufacture Phase

In this video, we prepare to mill our restoration!
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[@bananabubbles8573]

Thanks from a final year dental student.

Missed you Doc!

@Marian Cook nani?

[@yasharmj1717]

Thank you for the information Dr, my question is this does the crown need to be glazed after milling?

[@iqmicro]

Thank you for the video.I have a quick question.Now a days crowns are prepared by CAD CAM technology.Can an implant surgeon provide these services as an prosthodontist.thank you

[@NegarRiahi]

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[@qoqtek]

Hi, when preparing a simple inlay/onlay restoration the error appears identifying CEREC block as an incompatible material. Is there any chance to overcome it?