Even after all these years I'm still surprised by the number of people who can never find the 2-3 hours to practice and learn, but always make time to spend 5-10 hours to correct the mistakes that would have been avoided... had they practiced and learned. This is true for CEREC as well as most other learned skills (e.g., placing implants, photography, golf, heart surgery).
My recommendation: if you're having trouble with something, practice first. If it's CEREC, ask me and I'll give you some simple homework. Or look on CADStar.org or cerecdoctors.com. A few minutes of practices goes a long way.
That's why we don't teach swimming in the ocean first....
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