Years of practice in the field of dentoalveolar prosthetics have helped make my work predictable. A medical degree allows me to speak the same language as doctors, but most communication is built around digital protocols. Progress in our industry moves faster than we replace household appliances at home. However, people in the laboratory are also required to learn quickly and adapt to new technologies and techniques. There is a growing trend that dental technicians are becoming connectors between dentists and milling specialists. BUT! No matter what machine or what piece of material the restorations are made from, without human influence, art, inspiration, and creativity, it is nothing more than a high-tech device with burs and lithium disilicate.