CAD/CAM - international magazine of digital dentistry

I 03 editorial _ CAD/CAM I caD/cam 3_2011 Vera Baptist _Dentistry goes is digital! Today, digital dental technology is part of the everyday dental practice just like drills, X-rays and rubber dams. The rapid developments of recent years have resulted in increased precision and enormous time and cost savings for patients, dentists and dental technicians. But how do YOU keep up with the latest developments? How do you wish to be edu- cated on the latest trends and how do you find out about what educators—dental schools, companies, associations, etc.—are offering? caD/cam offers you the overview! The magazine is committed to accompanying the current developments by informing its readers about the latest treatment concepts and technologies and how these can be integrated into today’s practice for the benefit of every- one involved—the patients and the dental professionals. caD/cam strives to serve as a platform for information exchange. To further support and promote this, we have created a new rubric—digital platforms—that will be introduced in the first issue of 2012. Here, dental schools, companies, associations, societies and con- tinuing education providers are invited to announce their course schedules. We will also in- cludecourseschedulesonourwebsitewww.dental-tribune.comandlinktotheonlinecourse registration forms via QR codes in the magazine. I would like to encourage everyone—dentists, dental technicians and industry—to parti- cipate in this exchange. Yours sincerely, Vera Baptist Product Manager Dear Reader,