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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2024 · 8 MIN

Dentures Made with AI? Steve Floe of Voyager Dental Explains How and Why

from The Bryan Laskin Podcast · host Dr. Bryan Laskin

Hate doing dentures? This is the episode for you. Voyager Dental is pushing the limits of restorative dentistry with a surprising application of artificial intelligence to the design of dentures. As a result, patients and dentists alike are experiencing phenomenal benefits. In this short but very special episode of The Patient First Podcast, I talk with Steve Floe, the CEO of Voyager Dental, about how his company helps dentists provide their patients with a consistently high quality of care while enjoying a faster and more streamlined denture fabrication process. Steve also explains how ToothappsⓇ has played an instrumental role in helping Voyager Dental help their customers. I'm Dr. Bryan Laskin—dentist, author, entrepreneur and full-throated supporter of dental innovations that truly put the patient first. Learn more about how Voyager Dental is helping dentists help patients: Voyager.Dental Learn more about how Toothapps can help you: Toothapps.com Get in on the special offer from Voyager Dental: Voyager.Dental/free

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