CAD/CAM

So you want a digital twin.

And one guy is, I have a digital twin because that's how I designed the product in the CAD CAM, that's a digital twin.

You have somebody else, I've done a lighter scan, that's a digital twin.

And someone else is going, well, you know, I've got the PLM system and I've got a visualization in real time of what's going on.

For graduates, when we were students, we had a certain number of things, and if you got good with your hands and you learned how to be a good technician, you were a reasonable dentist.

In the last 35 years, we've eliminated gold foil and reduced a little bit of amalgam education, but we've added digital, we've added CAD-CAM, we've added karyology, we've added CAMBRA, we've added injection molding, composites, implants, ortho.

They have so much added, but we haven't added educational time.

It's still four-year programs.