Creo News
Meet the NEW CREODENT! |
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With great excitement, we are announcing that CreoDent has renewed it's brand identity! Ever since CreoDent Milling Center's founding in 2010, we have strived to keep our promises to our clients. Those company promises were well-represented by our former logo over the last 10 years. This year we found ourselves in need of a new logo to represent new promises and to do so for years to come. Our new brand identity does just that... |
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The new logo utilizes a shape very familiar to those of us here at CreoDent--dentition lines. This shape is combined with a symmetric balance, an approachable form, and a natural stream line to create our new logo. The blue colors remind us of the dymanic yet calming nature of the ocean, harkening to the wave of digitization that is crashing through the dental industry and the adaptability and fluidity that CreoDent shows in response to this change. |
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With our brand renewal comes the addition of the slogan "Powered By Precision". It conveys our drive to provide the best dental solutions while using the latest and greatest technology, so that we can fulfill our dream of bringing a perfect smile to every last client's face. |
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You can look forward to seeing our new logo on a variety of materials, such as documents, signs, shirts, mousepads, and others! |
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Trend Report
Guided Surgery Part 2: Computer Aided Surgical Guide |
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Today, computers and digital devices are an inevitable part of our daily life, and in the field of dentistry there is no exception. Dentistry has recently been dominated by various digital technologies such as cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), computer aided design and computer aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM), stereolithography, intraoral scanners, and 3-dimensional (3-D) implant planning software for virtual implant treatment planning and surgical guide fabrication. A computer generated surgical guide provides a link between our treatment plan and the actual surgery by transferring the simulated plan accurately to the surgical site. This surgical guide is made using the stereolithography process and is custom manufactured for each patient. |
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