Dr. Marlin Attends Advanced Conference to 'Focus on Artistry in Dentistry'
Dr. Marlin’s mission for his patients’ smiles has always been to focus on the “artistry” of dentistry: custom fabricated restorations that make patients thrilled with the end result, rather than generic solutions that do not necessarily deliver the satisfaction patients want from their smile.
To further this mission, Dr. Marlin attends regular advanced dental education courses, and recently attended the “Spectrum Day” conference in Chicago. This gathering of industry leaders addressed how the technology of artistic dentistry has been changing and advancing in recent years. Dental treatment materials have also improved, and CAD/CAM technology has evolved to generate highly efficient restorations with excellent fit.
By staying abreast of the latest advances in aesthetic dentistry, Dr. Marlin can provide our patients with the full benefit of the integration of technology, knowledge, and artistry.
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