PDS Health surpasses five million CEREC restorations with Dentsply Sirona
PDS Health and Dentsply Sirona announced surpassing five million CEREC chairside restorations, marking a major milestone in digital dentistry adoption. With over 1,200 systems installed, the collaboration enhances clinical efficiency and enables same-day treatments. The achievement reflects sustained investment in technology and improved patient care.

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PDS Health and Dentsply Sirona announced that PDS Health practices have surpassed five million CEREC chairside restorations, a milestone that underscores the scale and consistency of digital restorative workflows across supported practices nationwide. This achievement highlights the extensive adoption of chairside CAD/CAM technology, with more than 1,200 CEREC systems installed across PDS Health practices. The integration of these digital workflows supports efficient, high-quality restorative care at scale.
Stephen E. Thorne IV, Founder and CEO of PDS Health, stated that the milestone represents millions of patients receiving care without unnecessary delays or additional appointments. He emphasized that the achievement reflects decades of investment in advanced technologies, clinical excellence, and support systems designed to help clinicians deliver more efficient and precise care.
Through its collaboration with Dentsply Sirona, PDS Health has expanded the use of digital dentistry solutions to support clinical decision-making and streamline restorative workflows. This integration enables same-day treatment capabilities, allowing many patients to receive permanent restorations in a single appointment. The approach reduces the need for temporary restorations and helps patients return to their normal routines sooner.
Mark Bezjak, Group Vice President, Americas at Dentsply Sirona, noted that reaching five million restorations demonstrates the impact of sustained digital adoption at scale. He highlighted the shared commitment to equipping clinicians with connected technologies that improve workflow efficiency and enhance the patient experience.
The widespread integration of CEREC technology has enabled greater efficiency and consistency in restorative care delivery. It supports predictable outcomes through digital workflows and provides a more connected experience for patients. This milestone underscores the growing role of digital dentistry in delivering scalable, high-quality care.
How might this milestone influence the adoption rate of digital dentistry technologies among smaller, independent practices?
What are the potential cost implications for patients as same-day restorative workflows become more widespread?
Could this partnership model between PDS Health and Dentsply Sirona be replicated in other specialized dental fields?

























