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Digital Dentistry at Crown World

Connect Your Scanner and Start Sending

With each passing week, more Crown World customers are adopting the principles of digital dentistry — and Crown World is perfectly positioned to accommodate that evolution in the way dentistry is practiced.
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We accept intraoral scans from nearly every major scanning system. Below, we’ve provided a how-to guide for connecting some of the major scanners with Crown World. Simply find your scanner, follow the instructions, and start saving money when you send us your intraoral scans.
iTero® element

Account Access: Log in to your online iTero® account.

Connecting to the Lab: Select the “Find a Laboratory” feature on your scanner interface, through the online platform or after logging in.

Lab Search and Connection Request: Search for “Crown World Dental Lab” or ID# 14619 and submit a connection request. Wait for connection approval.

Intraoral Scanning: Perform a complete intraoral scan following standard procedures.

Completion of Online Prescription: Thoroughly fill out the iTero online prescription form.

Sending Case to Crown World Lab: In the final step, choose “Crown World Dental Lab” as the case recipient and transmit the file accordingly.

iTero Support: 800-577-8767

BruxZir® Esthetic Zirconia

$99 per unit

$89 with digital impression

  • Named in Dentistry Today’s Top Innovative Products in 2020
  • Optimized combination of strength and translucency
  • Offers a flexural strength of ≥ 870 MPa
  • In-lab working time of 3 days
  • Excellent for anterior crowns and bridges of up to 16 units
  • Lifetime warranty
 
BruxZir Full-Strength
BruxZir Esthetic
Monthly Subscription Fee
No
No
High Accuracy
Weight
245 g
165 g
Open System Design
Price
$18,990
$24,500
Includes a Cart
Lab Support
Training
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