I recently had a conversation with Dr. Ryan Hungate, chief clinical and strategy officer for Henry Schein One, and Mackenzie Richter, vice president of global commercial digital workflow solutions for Henry Schein, about the significance of LinkIt from Henry Schein and Henry Schein One in modern dental practices, emphasizing the importance of imaging, digital workflows, and in-house fabrication.
Dr. Hungate and Richter discuss how LinkIt integrates various technologies to enhance efficiency and profitability in dental practices while also addressing the perspectives of team members who use these systems. The discussion also highlights the future of dental technology and the collaborative efforts between hardware and software providers to create seamless workflows.
Video takeaways
- Imaging is the starting point for all workflows.
- Integration of AI enhances imaging quality.
- Digital workflows simplify the process for dental teams.
- In-house fabrication offers convenience and efficiency.
- Nightguards can be fabricated in-office easily.
- Profitability is improved through streamlined processes.
- Team members benefit from simplified imaging access.
- Collaboration between hardware and software is essential.
- The future of dental technology is focused on interoperability.
