Byte Down: Dental Technology with Dr. Kyle Stanley
Pearl Inc.
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A new podcast from Pearl's Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Kyle Stanley, featuring short conversations with dental industry leaders about the latest technological innovations transforming dentistry.
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Nov 24, 2021
Ralph Georg, SmileFy –– AI and Future of Smile Design
Dr. Stanley discusses the current state of the art in digital smile smile design and role that AI is playing in improving automation, efficiency, and authenticity in design and execution of aesthetic restorations with Ralph Georg, the founder and chief technology officer of digital smile design platform, SmileFy. Among other things, they explore AI's role in the smile design workflow and address the challenges of working with AI––including AI's reliance on high quality data and why, despite the intrinsic power of the the technology, dental practitioners should strive to employ best processes and quality imaging/scanning solutions in order to achieve the best possible AI-enabled results.
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Nov 8, 2021
Dr. Lou Graham –– Technology and Patient Trust
Dr. Stanley explores the role that technology can play in establishing patient trust with Dr. Lou Graham, an internationally recognized lecturer and author, the founder of Catapult Education, former Dental Director of the University of Chicago’s Department of Dentistry, and a practicing dentist at his multi-specialty private practice group in Chicago, IL. Dr. Graham shares his insight around the benefits of intraoral scanning technology, the importance of word of mouth referrals, the new patient journey, and the role that team members and technology play in establishing a trusting patient-practice relationship.
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Nov 1, 2021
Dr. Markus Blatz –– Early Caries Detection and Treatment
Dr. Stanley takes up the much debated topic of early caries detection and treatment with Dr. Markus Blatz, Professor of Restorative Dentistry, Chairman of the Department of Preventive and Restorative Sciences and Assistant Dean for Digital Innovation and Professional Development at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. They discuss AI and other technologies that are dramatically improving caries diagnostics as well as best practices for limiting invasive restorative treatments.
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