Dentsply Sirona is urging users in 39 countries, including Canada, to upgrade to its new cloud-based platform, DS Core, before its Connect Case Center (CCC) goes out of service on November 15.
CCC has been connecting dental practices and labs since 2010. The move to DS Core, which will allow users to store and view patient media in one place and collaborate from anywhere, marks a major step forward for digital dentistry and practice management software.
Max Milz, general manager of connected technology solutions at Dentsply Sirona, said upgrading to DS Core was “the next logical step” as the company moves into a new era of connected dentistry.
“DS Core simplifies clinicians’ lives and provides better patient care, practice growth and operational efficiency by enabling them to access key workflows – restorations, aligners, implants – from one centralized cloud platform,” Milz added.
DS Core offers the following capabilities:
Scanning with CEREC or Connect software.
Add X-rays and other documents to case submissions.
Access and monitor orders from any device.
Choose from different access tiers, no licenses required.
“Since switching to DS Core, our collaboration with the lab has improved,” said Dr. DeeDee Meevasin, a dentist in Las Vegas, Nevada. “We have more flexibility in our workflow and free up our scanners to scan more patients. With DS Core, our lab cases run smoothly from scanning to collaboration. Everything is in one place, allowing me to focus on what’s most important – my patients.”
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