Roland DGA

“This is still a craftsman’s business, but the tools have changed. Basically you have to retool your whole operation to go digital, and that’s what we have done with the help of Roland,” he said.

“When CAD/CAM milling came out it was a brand new day for our lab. It took our work to the next level,” said Mike.

“I talked to more than a dozen labs that have Roland dental mills and none of them have had any problems,” said Gary. “The Roland has one spindle – it’s very robust and designed for heavy lab use.”

Shaun Keating of Keating Dental Arts shares five of the key reasons he chose the Roland DWX-50 dental mill for his state-of-the-art lab, even over mills costing 10 times as much.

“New tools like scanners demand new production methods,” he said. “We always seek perfection: controlled definition and high quality outcomes. With the DWX-50, we get excellent results day in and day out.”