Episode 488 · July 24, 2023

Why So Many Dentists Are Switching to Intraoral Scanners

Why So Many Dentists Are Switching to Intraoral Scanners

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Dr. Franklin Shull

Dr. Franklin Shull

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Dr. Shull is a native of South Carolina, attended the University of South Carolina and receiving his dental degree from the Medical University of South Carolina. He completed is General Practice Residency at Palmetto Richland Hospital in Columbia, SC. Dr. Shull maintains a referral based private practice focused on comprehensive care with the help of digital workflows that he developed with the help of his dental lab partners. He shares his experiences through lectures and workshops throughout the US. Dr. Shull is visiting faculty at the Pankey Institute and part time faculty at Spear Education teaching Digital Adoption.

Episode Summary

In today’s podcast we’ll be addressing and debunking some of these myths and misconceptions about the intraoral scanner and revealing how it can actually be incredibly positive for the dental practice. Helping us put all this in perspective is our guest, Dr. Franklin Shull. Dr Shull maintains a private practice focused on comprehensive care and has extensive expertise in digital workflow. He shares his experiences through lectures and workshops throughout the US and is visiting faculty at the Pankey Institute. He is also part time faculty at Spear Education teaching Digital Adoption.

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Myths and Facts about Intraoral Digital Scanners

Why is it that roughly half of U.S. dentists have not yet made the switch to intraoral scanners? Perhaps because there are so many misconceptions about intraora...

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