Dr. Marc (Mark) Faber

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Group Dentistry Now Show: The Voice of the DSO Industry · Clinical Efficiency as the Great Equalizer: How Edge Dental Management Transforms Underperforming Practices · 28 Jun 2026 podcast

Yeah, for sure.

So first of all, I was introduced to Ice Light when I was in residency.

It came in and did like a lunch and learn.

That was the first time I saw it.

But first of all, it allows doctors to, like you said, have a clear view to see what they're doing.

It also allows if you do quadrant dentistry, because now you have the whole area secluded.

My biggest thing is safety.

It prevents patients from swallowing things, prevents from hitting their tongue.

It just keeps everything in the mouth, not outside the mouth or down their throat.

It frees up your dental assistant to attend to your patient, provide better care, to check on other things, to make sure you have everything you need, to practice almost a different type of forehanded dentistry.

It also keeps the patient quiet, meaning that there's less movement, less talking, and you're able to do your procedures or even more procedures in the same amount of time.

This is one of the reasons why we're going to most likely be putting this out in the dental school, because we feel like it's a great way for doctors to learn.

At this point in my career and most of the doctors here, they almost cannot work without it.

So it's definitely a really big part of what we do.

The other thing it's really good for is scanning.

you know, if you're, if you're going to scan for, for, for a crown or a bridge or whatever you can do, uh, it, it keeps the saliva away.

It keeps, gives you a dry field.

You scan quicker.

So these are all little things that, uh, that, you know, that I, that I just love about.

Well, as me and my partners are dentists and what comes first is what's best for the patient.

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