Comments on: The Return of the NobelProcera Scanner http://www.saylorsdentallab.com/the-return-of-the-nobelprocera-scanner/ Your Digital Dental Laboratory Partner... Wed, 28 Jul 2010 17:24:37 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Jeff Saylors http://www.saylorsdentallab.com/the-return-of-the-nobelprocera-scanner/comment-page-1/#comment-277 Jeff Saylors Mon, 05 Oct 2009 11:35:35 +0000 http://www.saylorsdentallab.com/?p=404#comment-277 Well, Jan - I'm happy if you're happy. However, you said it all in your second paragraph. In addition, with the exception of of Overdenture bar program which was BioCad's original foray into CAD/CAM software, I think the other modules are light years behind in their ease of use and fucntionality compared to other systems. As for my patience, review my post making the analogy of the purchase of this scanner with the purchase of a nice car - Who wants to spend $38K and be told, "Oh, by the way, don't drive over 25mph for the first 6 months"? Well, Jan – I’m happy if you’re happy. However, you said it all in your second paragraph. In addition, with the exception of of Overdenture bar program which was BioCad’s original foray into CAD/CAM software, I think the other modules are light years behind in their ease of use and fucntionality compared to other systems. As for my patience, review my post making the analogy of the purchase of this scanner with the purchase of a nice car – Who wants to spend $38K and be told, “Oh, by the way, don’t drive over 25mph for the first 6 months”?

]]> By: JK http://www.saylorsdentallab.com/the-return-of-the-nobelprocera-scanner/comment-page-1/#comment-264 JK Fri, 02 Oct 2009 13:36:39 +0000 http://www.saylorsdentallab.com/?p=404#comment-264 Dear sir, I have my scanner already a few weeks now and it has been explained very clearly that every module opens up acoording to a time plan. This to implement the system in the market in the best possible way. I have 6 CAD-CAM systems in my lab, and sofar this is the most professional delivery of a system in my lab. What is the problem if not every module is ready if this is said from the beginning? The technology is there, the software too. I don't care that it goes by a time-plan, as long as it is good when we start. Unbelievable how compagnies promised me things i could produce 'in the future' and we are 2 years later now and i still cannot produce it... Nobel Biocare explained very clearly that 2009 is the launch year of the system and that they go step by step. I have no problem with this and don't see any reason to return my scanner. As i learned from other CAD CAM systems in my lab, patience is important, but untill now, the Nobelprocera scanner introduction in my lab is exactly according to what the reps from the compagny told me. No problems there Jeff. Regards, J.K Dear sir,

I have my scanner already a few weeks now and it has been explained very clearly that every module opens up acoording to a time plan. This to implement the system in the market in the best possible way. I have 6 CAD-CAM systems in my lab, and sofar this is the most professional delivery of a system in my lab. What is the problem if not every module is ready if this is said from the beginning? The technology is there, the software too.

I don’t care that it goes by a time-plan, as long as it is good when we start. Unbelievable how compagnies promised me things i could produce ‘in the future’ and we are 2 years later now and i still cannot produce it…

Nobel Biocare explained very clearly that 2009 is the launch year of the system and that they go step by step. I have no problem with this and don’t see any reason to return my scanner.

As i learned from other CAD CAM systems in my lab, patience is important, but untill now, the Nobelprocera scanner introduction in my lab is exactly according to what the reps from the compagny told me.

No problems there Jeff.

Regards,

J.K

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