On October 16, 2026, Circle One exhibited at the Fall Festival in Woodbury, New York, a one-day education event for US dental teams organized by Dental Learning and sponsored by Henry Schein. Our message to the dentists who visited the booth was simple: chairside crown design works best when it is truly open, with any scanner, any mill and no lock-in.
The Fall Festival brings general dentists and their teams together for one day of practical education on digital workflows, case acceptance and practice profitability. The program included a walkthrough of the latest digital dentistry workflow, followed by exhibit breaks with dental manufacturers.
That is where we spent our day. At the Circle One booth, dentists and assistants asked about their own equipment, their current workflows and what still stands in the way of same-day crowns in their practice.
One question came up again and again: can I keep the scanner and the mill I already have? The answer is yes. You can see the full event program here.
Circle One is a cloud-based, AI-powered chairside design software for crowns, onlays and veneers, compatible with any scanner and any mill. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install, and it connects to leading intraoral scanners and fabrication systems, including SHINING 3D and vhf. Discover the full Circle One chairside workflow.
Pricing follows the same logic: no license and no subscription. You pay only for what you design with Circle Credits: one credit, one prosthetic tooth.
US practices want to offer same-day crowns without being locked into a single closed ecosystem. An open chairside workflow answers that directly: practices keep their current hardware, choose their materials and scale at their own pace. The design itself stays in the dentist's hands, with collaborative AI that proposes and lets the clinician decide.
The feedback at the Fall Festival confirmed it: flexibility matters. This was one more step on the US market. More to come.
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* Average AI design generation time, measured on standard single-unit cases. May vary depending on case complexity and connection.