
FAQ
- As a dentist, what equipment do I need for Sirona Connect?
- What equipment do I need for Sirona Connect in my dental laboratory?
- What indications are covered by Sirona Connect?
- How many laboratories can I work with via Sirona Connect?
- Can a CEREC milling unit be installed subsequently?
- What are the differences between the classic CEREC system and Sirona Connect?
As a dentist, what equipment do I need for Sirona Connect?
To exploit the benefits of Sirona Connect you need the CEREC AC acquisition unit or APOLLO DI and a partner lab that works with Sirona’s inLab 3D software (version 3.60 or higher). To upload and download the data files you need a broadband Internet connection and an e-mail address. You also need to register – once only – with the Sirona Connect portal.
What equipment do I need for Sirona Connect in my dental laboratory?
As a dental laboratory you need the inLab software (version 3.60 or higher), a broadband Internet connection and an e-mail address. Via the software you can directly access the Sirona Connect portal. From here you can download the 3D model and send your order for the Sirona Connect model. The inLab 3D software allows you to design restoration, which can then be machined directly using the inLab or inLab MC XL milling unit. Alternatively, you can send the design data to an external inLab laboratory or to infiniDent.
What indications are covered by Sirona Connect?
How many laboratories can I work with via Sirona Connect?
Can a CEREC milling unit be installed subsequently?
What are the differences between the classic CEREC system and Sirona Connect?