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Webber Comprehensive Dentistry

Come feel the difference! A comprehensive approach to dental care by someone who really cares! Welcome to Webber Comprehensive Dentistry.

We are located at 130 West 700 South Ste: B in Smithfield, Utah 84335. Maintaining good dental health is a mutual commitment between Webber Comprehensive Dentistry and our patients. In our Cache Valley office, we treat our patients just like our own families! We know that visiting the dentist isn’t necessarily the most fun thing to do, however maintaining excellent dental health is a serious matter. We realize our mission is to be caring, gentle, and up-to-date dental care ambassadors. We care about your smile, and your general health. You already know that a good nutrition plan and exercising regularly are important to your health. Sustaining healthy habits keep you looking good and feeling great. Regular dental care serves the same worthwhile purpose. Proper brushing and flossing regularly keeps your teeth and gums healthy, and your smile bright. However, good dental health doesn’t stop there. Regular visits to the dentist are the key to making sure you are cleaning and maintaining your teeth properly, as well as protecting yourself from tooth decay and gum disease. Investing in good dental health for you and your family now can save you money on costly treatments in the future. Webber Comprehensive Dentistry brings together the knowledge and expertise of an entire team of dental professionals, and is here for all of your dental health needs. Dr. Webber is a Utah native, and was born and raised in Sandy, Utah. He attended USU, receiving a degree in Biology. He attended UNLV School of Dental Medicine, graduating in 2008. Dr. Webber served an LDS Mission in Chile, where he learned to speak Spanish. We welcome you to come see us and experience the difference!

02/08/2026

🦷 Digitally scanning an edentulous arch — one of the trickiest but most rewarding parts of digital dentistry 👊 Looking forward to trying the MOD Institutes new retractors! Hey Wally Renne when will your retractors be available to buy?

With the right scan pattern, good soft tissue retraction, and a little patience, you can capture a clean, detailed scan that sets you up for success in Exocad, 3D printing, and digital denture design 💻✨

The future of prosthodontics is digital — and it all starts with mastering your intraoral scanner and edentulous workflows.

📸 Scanner: [insert your scanner model, e.g., TRIOS 5]
💡 Tip: Keep your motion smooth and follow a consistent scan path to minimize stitching errors.

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02/07/2026

🎥 Digital Denture Workflow in Action!

After capturing the upper arch, it’s time to record the lower using a mush putty bite 🦷💪 — and here’s where the MOD Institute VDO Gauge really shines!

We lock in our Vertical Dimension of Occlusion (VDO) (remember, set it first and then subtract 4–6mm for freeway space 👌 — thanks for the reminder, Wally!). Then, we guide the patient to bite into the putty until we hit that same precise reading on the gauge.

This step is key to making sure our digital mounting in Exocad is seamless and our 3D printed dentures have an accurate, functional, and natural fit.

Precision at every step — from digital records to final print — that’s what modern digital dentistry is all about.

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02/06/2026

🎯 Precision starts here! Using the MOD Institute VDO Gauge and Fox Plane, I’m refining this mush putty bite with a PVS light body wash — and no, this isn’t the final impression 😎

This step is all about accuracy and digital efficiency 👊
The added PVS detail makes it way easier to digitally mount the case in Exocad, by giving me clear common reference points between the intraoral scan and the bite record.

This is where analog meets digital — and the result? Next-level precision for digital dentures, 3D printed restorations, and predictable occlusion setups 🔥

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02/04/2026

🦷✨ Creating a new smile begins with the foundation — the right vertical dimension.

Before we even think about designing or 3D printing a denture, we need precision. Today we're using the MOD Institute VDO Gauge and Fox Plane to dial in facial harmony, function, and esthetics before we move into the digital workflow.

Huge thanks to the guys at the MOD Institute for all they do to share their knowledge and so many free resources such as this VDO gauge. If you are getting into this world of 3D printing and design check out their courses.

This is where analog mastery meets digital dentistry 👇
✅ Establishing proper facial proportions
✅ Verifying occlusal vertical dimension
✅ Aligning planes for esthetics & function
✅ Preparing for a fully digital, 3D-printed denture workflow

When we get VDO right, everything else just works — from phonetics to bite to facial support. Elevating dentures isn’t magic… it's measurable.

Follow along as we blend high-tech + clinical artistry to deliver smiles with science & precision. 🖥️🦷

👨‍⚕️ Educational content by Dr. Darren Webber

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02/03/2026

When a patient walks in with no teeth or old dentures, the foundation of success starts right here 👇🦷✨

Before we ever design a smile, we gather perfect digital records — because in digital dentistry, precision is EVERYTHING.

For digital dentures, the combo of the Trios 5 intraoral scanner + the MOD Institute VOD Gauge & Fox Plane gives us next-level detail to lock in: ✅ Vertical dimension
✅ Midline & facial planes
✅ Esthetics & function
✅ A blueprint for a digital smile that actually fits and feels natural

No more guessing. No more re-making dentures.
Just data-driven digital dentures and confident smiles. 😁🧠💻

This level of digital workflow is how we consistently deliver life-changing results — and why I love blending 3D scanning, digital prosthetics, CAD/CAM, and clinical art every single day.

Welcome to the future of edentulous care 👇
Follow along for more digital denture workflows, Trios tips, 3D printing, exocad design, photogrammetry, and next-gen prosthodontics 🤝🔥

— Dr. Darren Webber

01/30/2026

FLOW

I love when I can get in that zone and just be hyper focused on what I am doing.

In this case it is attempting to craft a beautiful and natural smile for somebody who has not been smiling for many years.

If you see somebody wearing a mask, they may not be sick, they may not be avoiding sickness, they may be hiding... too ashamed to be seen.

I see it all too often, somebody who wears a mask to cover up their smile or their lack of teeth.

I love helping people take their mask off.

Smile!!!

01/29/2026

STEP 5

Now you gotta move this analog part into the digital world.

Scan the jig 360°

Get really good intraoral scans with good retraction.

Once you have this scanned you can throw away the jig and we will move this data into exocad for planning.

The two photos, one retracted and then one smiling... But they CANNOT move between the two.

This is very important and sometimes takes a few shots to get it but it will make things easier in exocad if they are easy to overlay because the Dave didn't move.

FOLLOW ALONG DOR MORE TIPS ON DIGITAL DENTISTRY AND DENTURES AND EXOCAD DESIGN.

01/28/2026

STEP 4

Now to capture that vertical and lock it in with the lower jaw putty

Make a bolus of putty large enough to cover the patient's lower jaw.

Pack it tight onto the bite plate getting it to engage some with the upper putty and the holes in the bite plate.

Reposition the jig back in the patients mouth making sure you get it back in the correct position.

Then grab that VDO GAUGE that you have locked in (don't forget to have subtracted 4-5 mm for freeway space, right Wally?) and position it under their chin.

As you guide them into CR and have them slowly close until the upper arm touches under their nose.

Make sure they hold that position.

If needed, you can help mold the putty to adapt better to their edentulous arch.

Wait for the putty to setup and remove the jig.

Next will be to do digital scans.

FOLLOW FOR MORE TIPS ON DIGITAL DENTURES AND DIGITAL DENTISTRY.

01/27/2026

STEP 3

Next we need to add some detail to the PVS putty.

This is NOT an impression!

This is just a jig we will use to set the vertical dimension in Exocad.

The detail achieved here will help pin the upper and lower intraoral scans together at the correct position.

This completes the upper.

Notice for this step we were able to remove the fox plane part of the first gauge.

This is just for the details, the rugae and unique anatomy of the patient.

FOLLOW FOR MORE TIPS ON DIGITAL DENTISTRY AND DENTURES.

01/26/2026

STEP 2

Mix up some PVS putty and create a large bolus that you will place on the MOD Institutes Fox Plane Jig.

Get that placed in the mouth make sure to line up the fox plane just right.

Looking at the pupils and the midline.

Make sure you support the bolus under the palate.

It doesn't have to be airtight to the palate because the next step will get the fine detail.

FOLLOW FOR MORE DETAILS ON HOW TO COLLECT RECORDS FOR DIGITAL DENTURES AND SET UP FOR 3D PRINTING.

01/25/2026

I have had a lot of requests to share this workflow again.

This is the first and very important step in record taking for a digital denture.

This step is using The MOD Institutes VDO GAUGE to acquire a measurement to reestablish this patients vertical dimension.

Using the rule of facial thirds this gauge is set after measuring from the corner of the patients eye to the corner of their lip.

Then and very important (I didn't explain this well last time) you have to subtract a little from this measurement to allow for freeway space.

About 4-5 mm is sufficient.

Then you lock it in at that distance before taking the next step.

The next step will be in the next video.

FOLLOW ALONG FOR MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS AND TO LEARN ABOUT DIGITAL DENTISTRY AND 3D PRINTING!!

01/24/2026

The future is wide open.

So as you look forward to what is coming or what may be... don't forget to look back and see how far you have come!

See the things you have overcome!

See the person you were and how much you have grown and healed!

Remember the people you have helped and those who have helped you!

Now look forward again, and continue to heal and grow and help!

Be kind to yourself!

There is only 1 you!!!

Address

130 W 700 S, Ste B
Smithfield, UT
84335

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm

Website

https://mywebberdental.com/

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