Congratulations! The lab I used to work at only used InLab, but the lab I’m at now uses Exocad. After I got used to Exocad, I can never go back to InLab. Exocad has been a major game changer in CAD softwares, have fun playing with it! Enjoy!
I have worked with Cerec since 2011 . But I have planned a new one and Zirkonzahn has an excellent milling system with own zirkonia . Any experience about Zirkonzahn🤔
Zirkonzahn is a bit for enthusiasts you need dental technician. I visited this awesome company a couple of years ago in southern Tyrolia when choosing between InLab with MC-X5 and Zirkonzahn and chose InLab for compatibility with Primescan. I use zirconia from AmannGirrbach Zolid fx or Gen-X.
@@MultiZahor Mc x5 is an another possible milling system. Are you satisfied with : quality of machine, Service and so on. In the future I need a system: I can do longer bridges and even implant supported bridges. Sorry to say but finding technicians that support your idea or understanding is quite difficult. And thanks to people like Janes Klin🙏 I love more and more working with technical part: It gives better understanding and helps to Help people better and better
@@jakefatman4876 MC-X5 is precise system with minimum maintenance (once a year calibration not necessary). In combination with Primescan, you can afford design and mill 12 unit bridge fully digitaly. It lacks some customized setting for nesting or so what could potentionaly allow you to mill more units from one disc. But it is as simple as possible with perfect results. My wife is dentist and I am dental technician (this happened when she looked for perfect technician… i became one)
Dr. Klim thank you so much for your honest and ethical perspective. I recently found your channel and have thoroughly enjoyed your videos. You’ve even inspired me to enter the cerec workflow. Currently looking at buying an MCXL/omnicam and if I do I’ll definitely be a cadstar student. Thanks again for all that you do for dentistry.
This is huge and EXACTLY what we need in this world of dentistry. This is coming from a current and over ten year user of Cerec. The last few years I’ve started to see the writing on the wall…and Dentsply is making leaps backwards in many areas ESPECIALLY support!
Dr. Klim, you are an amazing dentist and I always value your input for CAD-CAM dentistry. I wish you all the very best and looking forward to seeing more videos for another system.
Thank you Dr Klim, I have been a Cerec user since the old days of powdering and “ dots” on the screen trying to imagine what tooth restoration will look like. Your passion and teaching skills have been my go to as I have updated to the present day. I trust your judgement and dental philosophy and wholeheartedly agree with your sentiments on this video. We live in an age of what should be digital openness and not closed mindedness if you catch my drift. Thank you for your dental and technical expertise. All the best. Dr Joel Sardzinski
Thanks James- those things needed to be said. I have appreciated and used your advice for many years and even as a Cerec user of some 15 yrs still find your thoughts and skills very impressive. DS seem rather focused on 1hr Cerec total production rather than quality and I was upset to find that my new Primemill produces posterior crowns with such big internal voids - often making restoration thin at a critical point, and I have had to alter prep style and checking procedure for every unit because of that big 1.4 bur! What a backward step- surely they could give us back a smaller left bur? Obsessing over speed rather than getting things right is a recipe for Cerec failure and all day clincal stress in my view. Your comments about Cerec being a closed system are also true and frustrating- I feel I should be able to design a smile on my Primescan software, seat the design and print a model of that design so that I can make a stent for temporaries, but I will have to learn InLab as well if I want to do that, which seems crazy. That forces me to have to send designs to third parties asking them to print models, which is annoying. Hope to continue hearing more from you and wish you every success with your new venture. John Moore
Cerasmart is an excellent material. Within our portfolio of materials, we need more that one choice based on the application. Any material can fracture including Zirconia, it comes down to applications relative to preparation and the conditions of the mouth. All the best.
Great news Dr. Klim. I have been a Cerec user for over 15 years....Red Cam to Blue Cam to OmniCam to PrimeScan. And every journey with Cerec has been centered around you and what I have learned from you. Love your seminars. I quote you often in my seminars that I teach. I can't wait to see you on your next journey....and hopefully we will cross paths in the future.
Frankly I’m not surprised. I learned more about CEREC and taking my restorations to the next level from you James than any other training. We are now one of the largest CEREC practices in the south and we use Ivoclar products with our CEREC almost exclusively. They are a great company. I’m excited to see where this new partnership takes you. Congrats and good luck!!
Dr. Klim I enjoy and learned a great amount of information watching you videos, as a long term CEREC user and a previous Lab Tech I find my self very disappointed to have traded my MCXL InLAB unit for a Primemill. I went from milling up to 8 unit bridges and being able to chose tooth morphology and many other benefits that now are all gone with every update on the Primemill. I still have a second MCXL not the in lab version that I use, but the updates also eliminated the ability I had to mill 3 unit bridges on this mill. I feel that progress has been restricted in exchange for the convenience of a single unit restoration. I hope Sirona opens up the old benefits we had with prior versions, of course maintaining the speed and accuracy of the PrimeScan.
I have thought about your comments and they are right on. I am integrating 3 Shape and Exocad with the PM5 milling unit to expand my digital platforms and 5 axis milling.
PM5 and PM7 bit.ly/3EQhmuq. They have proven to be very reliable and effective in the laboratory. I do want a puck milling unit and 5 axis. This will usually not be the same day but will provide more support for larger cases etc.
Are they selling these to practitioners or just lab owners. 5 axis opens a lot of options. Looking forward to following the journey. Our Austin friend would be proud of you.
Exocad is a really program, I used it on mcxl but it is limited the cerec not the cad
Congratulations! The lab I used to work at only used InLab, but the lab I’m at now uses Exocad. After I got used to Exocad, I can never go back to InLab. Exocad has been a major game changer in CAD softwares, have fun playing with it! Enjoy!
Thanks for your input. I agree; we want to keep our innovation alive, it is a good time to be in digital dentistry
I have worked with Cerec since 2011 . But I have planned a new one and Zirkonzahn has an excellent milling system with own zirkonia . Any experience about Zirkonzahn🤔
Not yet Jake. I will be using the Ivoclar PM5 and PM7. Let me know how the Zirkonzahn performs. All the best.
Zirkonzahn is a bit for enthusiasts you need dental technician. I visited this awesome company a couple of years ago in southern Tyrolia when choosing between InLab with MC-X5 and Zirkonzahn and chose InLab for compatibility with Primescan. I use zirconia from AmannGirrbach Zolid fx or Gen-X.
@@MultiZahor Mc x5 is an another possible milling system. Are you satisfied with : quality of machine, Service and so on. In the future I need a system: I can do longer bridges and even implant supported bridges. Sorry to say but finding technicians that support your idea or understanding is quite difficult. And thanks to people like Janes Klin🙏 I love more and more working with technical part: It gives better understanding and helps to Help people better and better
@@jakefatman4876 MC-X5 is precise system with minimum maintenance (once a year calibration not necessary). In combination with Primescan, you can afford design and mill 12 unit bridge fully digitaly. It lacks some customized setting for nesting or so what could potentionaly allow you to mill more units from one disc. But it is as simple as possible with perfect results. My wife is dentist and I am dental technician (this happened when she looked for perfect technician… i became one)
@@MultiZahor thank you for your answer . 👍🇫🇮
Hello, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. What other systems exist that are worth looking at? Thank you.
Dr. Klim thank you so much for your honest and ethical perspective. I recently found your channel and have thoroughly enjoyed your videos. You’ve even inspired me to enter the cerec workflow. Currently looking at buying an MCXL/omnicam and if I do I’ll definitely be a cadstar student. Thanks again for all that you do for dentistry.
This is huge and EXACTLY what we need in this world of dentistry. This is coming from a current and over ten year user of Cerec. The last few years I’ve started to see the writing on the wall…and Dentsply is making leaps backwards in many areas ESPECIALLY support!
Now I have a really 5 Axis with automatic changes of the mill, not sirona
Good Luck and Aloha !!! I feel the same !! Wisdom comes with time … you continue to be awesome as a Doctor !!
Dr. Klim, you are an amazing dentist and I always value your input for CAD-CAM dentistry. I wish you all the very best and looking forward to seeing more videos for another system.
Thanks for the comments Nehal. I will keep my hands in all the CAD/CAM systems. I look forward to applying more options. All the best.
Thank you Dr Klim, I have been a Cerec user since the old days of powdering and “ dots” on the screen trying to imagine what tooth restoration will look like. Your passion and teaching skills have been my go to as I have updated to the present day. I trust your judgement and dental philosophy and wholeheartedly agree with your sentiments on this video. We live in an age of what should be digital openness and not closed mindedness if you catch my drift. Thank you for your dental and technical expertise. All the best. Dr Joel Sardzinski
Thanks James- those things needed to be said. I have appreciated and used your advice for many years and even as a Cerec user of some 15 yrs still find your thoughts and skills very impressive. DS seem rather focused on 1hr Cerec total production rather than quality and I was upset to find that my new Primemill produces posterior crowns with such big internal voids - often making restoration thin at a critical point, and I have had to alter prep style and checking procedure for every unit because of that big 1.4 bur! What a backward step- surely they could give us back a smaller left bur? Obsessing over speed rather than getting things right is a recipe for Cerec failure and all day clincal stress in my view. Your comments about Cerec being a closed system are also true and frustrating- I feel I should be able to design a smile on my Primescan software, seat the design and print a model of that design so that I can make a stent for temporaries, but I will have to learn InLab as well if I want to do that, which seems crazy. That forces me to have to send designs to third parties asking them to print models, which is annoying. Hope to continue hearing more from you and wish you every success with your new venture. John Moore
Yes, John, you expressed the issue so well with the Primemill. Thanks for your comments!
Hello Dr , What is your opinion of cerasmart 270?
Did you suffer a fracture with this material?
Cerasmart is an excellent material. Within our portfolio of materials, we need more that one choice based on the application. Any material can fracture including Zirconia, it comes down to applications relative to preparation and the conditions of the mouth. All the best.
Great news Dr. Klim. I have been a Cerec user for over 15 years....Red Cam to Blue Cam to OmniCam to PrimeScan. And every journey with Cerec has been centered around you and what I have learned from you. Love your seminars. I quote you often in my seminars that I teach. I can't wait to see you on your next journey....and hopefully we will cross paths in the future.
Yes, we are on this incredible journey. Thanks for the comments, and I always wish you the best in your journey.
Frankly I’m not surprised. I learned more about CEREC and taking my restorations to the next level from you James than any other training. We are now one of the largest CEREC practices in the south and we use Ivoclar products with our CEREC almost exclusively. They are a great company. I’m excited to see where this new partnership takes you. Congrats and good luck!!
Thanks for the remarks. Congratulation on your success. Keep up the great work!
Dr. Klim I enjoy and learned a great amount of information watching you videos, as a long term CEREC user and a previous Lab Tech I find my self very disappointed to have traded my MCXL InLAB unit for a Primemill. I went from milling up to 8 unit bridges and being able to chose tooth morphology and many other benefits that now are all gone with every update on the Primemill. I still have a second MCXL not the in lab version that I use, but the updates also eliminated the ability I had to mill 3 unit bridges on this mill. I feel that progress has been restricted in exchange for the convenience of a single unit restoration. I hope Sirona opens up the old benefits we had with prior versions, of course maintaining the speed and accuracy of the PrimeScan.
I have thought about your comments and they are right on. I am integrating 3 Shape and Exocad with the PM5 milling unit to expand my digital platforms and 5 axis milling.
Thanks for what you do. Looking forward to your unbiased approach. 🎉🎉 to the next decade!
Always Rodney. All the best, and thanks for the comment.
Exciting stufffff! Congrats James!
Yes, I am looking forward to expanding, as you have. I love sharing notes!
As long as the Clinical Theater is still there I don’t care what you use.
Thanks, I hope to bring even more to the clinical theater. All the best!!!
Thank you, Dr. Klim for your contributions to this area of dentistry. I’ve learned so much just from watching your videos.
Thank you, Daniel, for your kind words. I look forward to providing more content. I enjoy the process and learn as I go. All the best.
@@KlimDDS I’ll look forward to your new content. I’m a Primescan user, and recently pre ordered a Trios 5. I’m excited!
Love it! Thank you for sharing you experiences!
Thanks for your comment!!! All the best.
Klim, what milling system will you be using with the scanner. Congrats on the collaboration with Ivoclar!
PM5 and PM7 bit.ly/3EQhmuq. They have proven to be very reliable and effective in the laboratory. I do want a puck milling unit and 5 axis. This will usually not be the same day but will provide more support for larger cases etc.
Are they selling these to practitioners or just lab owners. 5 axis opens a lot of options. Looking forward to following the journey. Our Austin friend would be proud of you.
@@brandonodonnell1742 It will be a complete system for both labs and dental offices. Part of my job will be sharing workflows and applications.