Remedent and Precise Structures Milling Center named as SensAble Authorized Milling Centers

SensAble Technologies, Inc®, a leading provider of 3D touch-enabled modeling solutions, dental CAD/CAM solutions and haptic devices, has announced partnerships with key dental industry players that will offer fabrication services for milled crowns and bridges, in a variety of materials including zirconia, to SensAble Dental Lab System owners. Partners include Remedent Inc. (OTCBB: REMI), of Ghent, Belgium, an international leader in oral care and cosmetic dentistry products; and Precise Structures Milling Center of Laguna Hills CA, which operates milling centers in Laguna Hills and Oshawa, Ontario. These SensAble Authorized Milling Centers will fabricate milled restorations directly from files created by the SensAble Dental Lab System.

“We are excited to be the first SensAble Milling Center in Europe and offer this service to SensAble Dental Lab customers”

With demand for all-ceramic dental prosthetics growing at ten times the rate of traditional materials, and over 72 percent of dental lab owners citing an uptick in demand for zirconia-milled restorations in the past two years, the establishment of SensAble Authorized Milling Center partners gives dental labs even more flexibility to choose the production approach that best suits their needs. SensAble Dental Lab System customers will be able to either print 3D resin parts for metal casting or ceramic pressing, or now order milled substructures or ceramic overstructures from SensAble Authorized Milling Centers.

“The growth in all-ceramic crown and bridge restorations is driven by both patients’ desire for enhanced esthetics and dentists’ awareness that dental CAD/CAM systems like the SensAble Dental Lab System can produce superior fitting restorations,” said Cameron Karpowitz, president of Precise Structures Milling Center. “We’re pleased to offer our expertise in milling to SensAble’s customers, and know that they will get great results.”

“We are excited to be the first SensAble Milling Center in Europe and offer this service to SensAble Dental Lab customers,” said Guy De Vreese, chief executive officer of Remedent. “We currently mill veneers for our GlamSmile and Lumineer products, and with our new milling system, we’ll be able to offer fabrication in a variety of materials, including zirconia, IPS e.max, cobalt chrome, alumina and composite materials. This new service is a natural extension of our partnership with SensAble.”

“The SensAble Dental Lab System is already the most versatile system available, and by adding an outsourcing fabrication option for milled restorations through Remedent and Precise Structures Milling Center, we’re making sure our system provides the business flexibility that dental labs need today,” said Bob Steingart, president of SensAble Dental Products. “And, our software’s flexibility makes it easy to design a full contour restoration in minutes, and then generate a split file – creating both an anatomical substructure for milling and a resin pattern overstructure for pressing. That type of productivity is what sets the SensAble Dental Lab System apart.”

Milling capabilities will be supported in the forthcoming Release 3 of the SensAble Dental Lab System software, which is scheduled for general availability at the end of April. Detailed information on each milling center’s capabilities and services is available through SensAble’s Authorized Milling Center partners, Remedent and Precise Structures Milling Center.

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