Digital Workflow Resource
DS Core dental lab integration for Sirona digital workflows
DS Core gives practices using Sirona digital workflows a cleaner way to manage scans, organize case information, and route work to the lab. When that workflow is paired with a responsive crown and bridge lab, the result is a simpler submission process and a more dependable clinical outcome.
This page is meant to give your team a practical overview of how DS Core fits with Rohling Dental Laboratory, how to connect to our lab, and what to expect once your digital cases begin moving through the system.
The software handles the transfer. The lab still determines how the case is interpreted, designed, fabricated, and supported when questions come up.
Need help getting connected?
We are an approved receiving lab inside the DS Core ecosystem. If your team wants a direct connection path, use the invitation link below.
What DS Core does in practical terms
For most practices, DS Core functions as the digital hub for Sirona workflows. It gives the office a central place to review scans, manage case information, and transmit work to the lab without the extra friction of file exports, zipped attachments, or separate transfer steps.
In daily use, that usually means a smoother path from scan capture to case submission. The process is easier for the team, cleaner for communication, and more organized when records need to be reviewed later.
That convenience is valuable, but the connection itself is only one part of the outcome. Good software can streamline transfer. It cannot replace good restorative judgment.
Why the lab you connect to still matters
One of the common assumptions in digital dentistry is that once the scan arrives successfully, the hard part is done. In reality, the scanner captures the record, but the lab still has to interpret the case, evaluate the data, communicate when something looks questionable, and return a restoration that seats predictably.
That is why the receiving lab matters just as much as the scanner platform. A digital workflow feels very different when it is connected to a lab that is attentive, consistent, and available when the office needs support.
Our goal is to make DS Core feel simple on the front end and dependable on the back end.
How to connect DS Core to Rohling Dental Laboratory
Connecting your DS Core account to our lab is usually quick. Many teams use the invitation link, but the connection can also be made manually inside the platform.
Direct DS Core invitation link
Use the secure link below to add Rohling Dental Laboratory as your receiving lab in DS Core.
If your team prefers to connect manually, the general steps are:
- Log in to your DS Core account.
- Go to the area for Partners, Receiving Labs, or similar lab connection settings.
- Search for Rohling Dental Laboratory.
- Add us as the lab destination.
- Submit your case with the prescription details and any supporting notes or photos.
If the path is not obvious inside your version of the platform, reach out. We would rather help your team get connected quickly than have staff lose time trying to guess through menus.
What the DS Core workflow looks like
Once your office is connected, the workflow should feel straightforward. Your team captures the scan, reviews the case, includes the prescription information, and routes the case to our lab through DS Core.
From there, the work shifts from transfer to execution. That means reviewing the scan data, evaluating margin visibility, looking at opposing and bite information, interpreting the prescription, and fabricating the case with attention to fit, contacts, occlusion, and esthetics.
The best digital workflows tend to feel quiet. The office is not fighting the submission process, the lab is not guessing at missing information, and the patient is not absorbing the cost of preventable problems.
Practical tips before sending a DS Core case
The transfer method matters, but the quality of the final case still depends on the information inside the submission. A few basics make a meaningful difference:
- Confirm that the margins are clearly visible and readable.
- Make sure opposing and bite records are complete and useful.
- Include material selection, shade, and restorative notes.
- Attach photos when they help with esthetics or case interpretation.
- Flag unusual circumstances rather than assuming they will be obvious on the lab side.
Strong scan data plus clear case information gives the case the best chance of moving smoothly from submission to seat.
How we support practices using DS Core
Most practices want to know a few simple things. Can the lab receive the case reliably, will communication be clear, and will the work be dependable when it comes back?
That is how we think about support. We want to be easy to connect with, easy to reach, and consistent in the restorative work we return. For practices that value communication and predictability, that matters more than flashy digital workflow language.
If your office is considering sending a first case through DS Core, that is often the simplest way to evaluate whether the fit is right.
A practical next step
If your team is already using DS Core, the easiest next step is to get connected and submit a case. That gives your office a real-world sense of our communication, case support, and quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to change scanner settings to use DS Core with your lab?
Usually no. In most cases, adding Rohling Dental Laboratory as your receiving lab in DS Core is the main step. If your team needs help, we can walk you through it.
Can I try one case before moving more work to your lab?
Yes. Many practices begin with one case to evaluate communication, fit, and overall workflow before sending additional work.
Can you help our team get connected in DS Core?
Yes. We can help assistants, office staff, or doctors get connected and make the first submission easier.
Do you only accept digital cases through DS Core?
No. We also accept traditional impressions. Your office can use the workflow that best fits the case.