Following a successful debut at 2012 Lab Day Chicago on Feburary 24, 2012, Straumann is pleased to announce the availability of Straumann CARES System 7.0, an open standard software platform designed to offer flexibility, connectivity, and reduce your overall investment risk.
Flexibility, high-quality prosthetic elements, and strong technical support are key components for a CADCAM System. As a standard, yet open system, Straumann® CARES® System 7.0 offers users full flexibility to choose their workflow through a single system.
Straumann CARES Visual 7.0 Validated Workflow
The validated workflow provides direct access to precise, high-quality Straumann materials and restorations through Straumann’s centralized milling facilities and pre-set design parameters.
Precisely milled materials in zirconium dioxide, IPS e.max® CAD, 3M™ ESPE™ Lava™ Ultimate Restorative, titanium, and more material choices from Straumann CARES are only available through the validated workflow offering. Specific applications within the Straumann CARES System 7.0 validated workflow include:
Straumann CARES Prosthetics
The external (open) workflow offers users full flexibility through open STL files to send data to the millling center of their choice for the material type of their choice. Different software modules based on DWOS* (Dental Wings Open Software) include modules for partials, and your abutment and crown and bridge needs.
The my.Straumann® CARES® desktop features user-friendly tiles and ‘app’s’ that lets the technician choose which digital platform to work in. Main tiles include:
Through products & services, customers can track current orders and find a detailed order history. Also, technicians can immediately connect with our trained CDT’s for real-time technical support on cases and receive software updates when they become available.
To learn more about how Straumann CARES System 7.0 complements the digital dentistry workflow, visit our Digital Solutions page, or contact your local representative today.
*For validated workflow only. Precision is understood as the match of restoration with design data provided by the dental technician.