today CDA Anaheim May 17, 2018
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CDA Presents · Anaheim, California · Thursday, May 17, 2018
Vol. 11, No. 1
Making a difference
in the industry
Place endo repair
materials with ease
Find your promotions
over here
Find quality products,
new materials, special
pricing and promos in
the exhibit hall.
Now there’s a starter
kit for optimal usage
of material with
minimal waste.
Stop by this booth for
some show specials you
won’t want to miss (and
also some cool products).
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Let’s get started
n It’s a little later in the year than the
past few years, but the wait is finally
over.
CDA Presents The Art and Science
of Dentistry is here, and during the
next three days, you’ll be accompanied by more than 27,000 dentists,
dental professionals and students
from across the United States as
you go about attending any of the
numerous educational courses and
exploring the 135,000 square feet of
exhibit space where 575 exhibitors
will demonstrate new techniques as
well as innovative products and services.
Of course, the question, like always,
is where to start? Fortunately, we have
a few highlights.
Attendees enter the Anaheim Convention Center during the 2017 CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry.
(Photo/today Staff file photo)
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see READY, page 4
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AD
CDA offers significant savings on
supplies through e-commerce site
Online marketplace
created for CDA
member dentists
n
The California Dental Association is pleased to announce its offering of online dental supply shopping
through its subsidiary, The Dentists
Service Company. TDSC offers a
group buying program through its
e-commerce marketplace — an easyto-use online shopping site that leverages the buying power of CDA’s 27,000
members to secure significant savings
on dental supplies and helps dentists
lower the overall cost of providing
care to their patients.
As a benefit of CDA membership,
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see SAVINGS, page 4
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READY from page 1
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‘Inside the Darkside’
Presented by Victor DeNoble, PhD,
this opening lecture features a chronicle of the tobacco industry’s suppression of the scientific research he
conducted in the 1980s that showed
smoking is addictive. His lecture covers the neurobiology of drug addiction
and the neuroanatomical and receptor changes produced by addictive
drugs. Catch the lecture today from
10:30 a.m. to noon.
Live CAD/CAM restoration
demonstration
Offered at the Glidewell International
Technology Center, this full-day workshop will be divided into two sessions
— a natural tooth demonstration in the
morning and an implant demonstration in the afternoon. Participants will
gain in-depth exposure to the entire
clinical workflow for a chairside CAD/
CAM restorative process and will
learn how digital treatment planning
and guided implant placement helps
minimize discomfort while maximizing esthetic and functional outcomes.
The workshop takes place Friday from
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Live dentistry programs
New to CDA Presents, and in partnership with Nobel Biocare and Glidewell
Dental, these innovative live dentistry programs include:
• “Immediate Full-Arch Prosthetic
Rehabilitation Utilizing the All-on-4®
Treatment Concept” — a live, full-day
workshop at the Nobel Biocare Training Institute. Attendees may choose to
watch a live feed of the demonstration
from the Anaheim Convention Center.
The event takes place Saturday.
CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
• “Surgical Consideration in GraftAvoiding Reconstruction of Atrophic
Maxilla Utilizing the All-on-4 Treatment Concept” and “Prosthetic Considerations in Graft-Avoiding Reconstruction of Atrophic Maxilla Utilizing
the All-on-4 Treatment Concept” take
place at the convention center and
may be attended either on a firstcome, first-served basis at no cost or
by registering to reserve a seat. The
two courses take place Saturday from
9:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m.
Get the app
The new CDA app is fully integrated
with the online registration system,
making it easy to sign in, retrieve
eBadges, access handouts and take
notes. Plus, use the app’s “wayfinding”
feature to chart the quickest walking
path from current location to destination on the exhibit hall floor.
About
the Publisher
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President/Chief Executive Officer
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SAVINGS from page 1
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dentists licensed in California can
shop the TDSC Marketplace to take
advantage of negotiated low pricing
and discounts based on aggregate
volume. CDA members enjoy free
shipping and save an average of 20
percent off the manufacturers’ list
price on more than 25,000 dental supplies. Through trusted, authorized
distributors, the marketplace offers
supplies from major manufacturers,
including Dentsply Sirona, 3M, KaVo
Kerr and GC.
“Dental supply purchasing has long
been dominated by large corporate
suppliers. Through the marketplace,
we’re providing significant savings
on dental supplies and reduced overhead,” said CDA President Natasha
Lee, DDS. “The discounts allow our
members to remain competitive with
Here in Anaheim
For more information about The Dentists Service Company and to shop the
TDSC Marketplace, visit tdsc.com or
visit the booth, No. 1102.
large dental service organizations
that cut special deals with dental
suppliers.”
As e-commerce has become the
norm, shopper feedback has been
overwhelmingly positive, with exponential month-over-month growth.
After a phased launch, 1,200 CDA
members had already saved more
than a half-million dollars, allowing
them to provide more cost-efficient
services to their patients.
“Our entry into e-commerce may
be unprecedented for a state dental
association, but the move is timely as
the $10 billion dental products industry undergoes a disruption in the way
dentists purchase supplies for their
practices,” Lee said. “We’re in a position to offer lower costs to our members, including those in rural areas
who have adopted the marketplace
as a trusted source for dental supply
purchasing.”
The TDSC Marketplace is now in
a position to expand to other states,
starting in the West and Northwest
regions, giving dentists another
option for purchasing some or all of
their supplies.
“There’s really no organization better positioned to offer this member
service than a dental association
whose best interests are with dentists
and the patients they serve,” Lee said.
(Source: California Dental
Association)
Published by Tribune America
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All rights reserved.
today CDA Presents The Art and
Science of Dentistry Show Dailies
Vol. 10 appear during the CDA Presents
meeting in Anaheim, California,
May 17–19, 2018.
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to report clinical information and
manufacturers’ product news
accurately, but cannot assume
responsibility for the validity of product
claims, or for typographical errors.
The publishers also do not assume
responsibility for product names or
claims, or statements made by
advertisers. Opinions expressed by
authors are their own and may not
reflect those of Tribune America or
Dental Tribune International.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
DentalEZ shows off two
next-generation products
StarETorque customizable
electric system and the
first InOffice workstation
for in-office labs promise
versatility, simplicity
By DentalEZ Integrated Solutions Staff
n
DentalEZ Integrated Solutions
recently launched two new products.
The new Star ®ETorque™ advances
the electric handpiece with a onetouch system that allows the practitioner to move seamlessly between
high- and low-speed applications,
according to the company. From caries removal to root canal treatment,
StarETorque covers a range of operatory needs with a lightweight tool that
combines power, performance and
flexibility.
The other innovative product
showcased at the DentalEZ booth,
No. 416, is the InOffice™ workstation
developed for the dental practice.
This new workstation can be customized for today’s needs, with the
flexibility to add new features as the
needs of the practice change.
“We’re excited to debut these new
products at CDA Anaheim,” said Bob
Senesac, DentalEZ’s senior director
of marketing. “As high-performance
partners of the dental industry, we
are constantly striving to develop
new products that provide solutions
to everyday challenges in the delivery of oral health care. We’re focused
on simplification and efficiency,
value-based products and outstanding customer service and support.”
StarETorque electric system
The StarETorque uses a small, lightweight, brushless motor for less noise
and vibration to benefit both patient
and dentist. The motor is autoclavable, with six customizable operative
modes for both endodontic and preparatory procedures, which provide
the ultimate in flexibility, according
to the company.
“This compact, intuitive system
gives dental professionals the freedom to work seamlessly through
a variety of procedures,” said Eric
Reno, senior product line manager of
handpieces. “It’s truly customizable,
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The StarETorque customizable electric system. (Photos/Provided by DentalEZ)
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the StarETorque
customizable electric system and the
first InOffice workstation for in-office
labs, stop by booth No. 416 or go online
to www.dentalez.com.
letting the user move from highspeed to low-speed settings with a
simple touch.”
The motor control unit of the
StarETorque features a bright, easyto-read color touch screen and a compact design for a small footprint as a
standalone or detachable for modular
mounting.
“We wanted to deliver a product
that was intuitive, innovative and
individual,” said Reno.
InOffice workstation for the
dental practice
DentalEZ brings that same level of
customization to workstations, as
well, according to the company.
It all starts with the basics: A
frame, legs and a counter top. From
there, the options to customize are
endless. Add the features you need,
including overhead lighting, an air
gun, a handpiece and more. You also
have esthetic choices, such as steel
color and solid surface countertops.
InOffice gives dental professionals
the opportunity to make flexible
workstations that work best for them.
A key feature is front dust collection. The dust collection system
has the highest particle capture rate
compared with leading brands, based
on independent testing, according to
the company.
“We wanted to deliver a product
that would allow the dental professional the flexibility to add some
features as their needs change,” said
Kim Pinegar, senior product line manager of lab workstations. “Being able
to select the features you’ll use dayto-day makes for a more productive,
more enjoyable work environment.”
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About DentalEZ
DentalEZ Integrated Solutions is committed to providing real solutions to
everyday challenges in oral healthcare by uniquely combining innovation focused on simplification and efficiency in value-based products and
outstanding customer service and
The InOffice workstation.
support, according to the company.
DentalEZ manufactures a full line
of products and well-known brands
including StarDental®, DentalEZ
Equipment, RAMVAC®, NevinLabs™
and Columbia Dentoform®. For more
information, visit www.dentalez.com.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Making finishing and polishing simple and easy
By ContacEZ Staff
n The ContacEZ Restorative Strip System is an innovative, precision dental
strip system designed to achieve
ideal proximal contact adjustment
and complete marginal seating of
crowns, veneers, inlays/onlays and
proximal contouring of composite
fillings simply and easily, according
to the ContacEZ, the company behind
the product.
The simple adjust-clean-polish system makes performing some of the
trickiest tasks in restorative dentistry as easy as one-two-three, the
company asserts.
• Adjust: Use the Black Diamond
Strip to adjust proximal contacts of
crowns in-mouth, eliminating excess
pressure between the restoration and
the adjacent teeth without opening
the contact. Try the Orange Serrated
Diamond Strip to adjust proximal contacts of onlays and composites.
• Clean: Use the White Serrated
Strip and Blue Serrated Strip to cut
and clean out trapped cement debris
in the interproximal space after
AD
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the ContacEZ Restorative Strip System, stop by booth
No. 2142.
crown cementation. The White Serrated Strip is thin enough to remove
excess cement without disturbing
veneer placement before light curing,
and the Blue Serrated Strip is strong
enough to remove light-cured cement
remnants.
• Polish: Use the Gray Final Polishing Strip to polish proximal contact surfaces of restorations, removing surface roughness and diamond
marks to restore a natural finish in
one easy step.
ContacEZ says not to just take its
word for it, asserting the Restorative
Strip System has become a mainstay
in the offices of doctors, educators and
influencers all over the world.
“ContacEZ is an excellent system to
handle interproximal refinement for
many dental restorative procedures,”
said Dr. Robert Lowe.
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The ContacEZ Restorative Strip System. (Photo/Provided by ContacEZ)
“I wouldn’t consider bonding a
veneer case without a set or two of
these strips,” said Dr. Michael DiTolla.
“ContacEZ is so important for modern dentistry, especially in composite
fillings ... Every dentist should use
ContacEZ nearly every day for nearly
every patient,” said Dr. David Clark.
Join ContacEZ at booth No. 2142 to
experience how the Restorative Strip
System can benefit your practice and
your patients.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Create ‘brilliant’ restorations with COLTENE’s
BRILLIANT EverGlow Universal Composite
By COLTENE Staff
n BRILLIANT EverGlow is a universal submicron hybrid composite
distinguished by easy polishability,
gloss retention, ideal handling and
exceptional blending properties,
according to COLTENE, the company
behind the product.
BRILLIANT EverGlow’s filler technology is engineered to provide an
ideal combination of long-lasting
esthetics, handling convenience and
mechanical strength. Submicron
glass fillers support excellent polishability and gloss retention, according to the company. Additional prepolymerized fillers, which have the
same composition as the uncured
composite, lower volume shrinkage
and improve the sculpting properties
of the paste.
BRILLIANT EverGlow shows an
exceptionally smooth surface and
AD
Here in Anaheim
Visit COLTENE at booth No. 2250 to try
BRILLIANT EverGlow. You may also
visit everglow.coltene.com to request
a free sample.
satin shine directly after placing the
filling, according to the company.
This simplifies the task of polishing, allowing highly esthetic restorations to be performed in minimal
time — especially when used with
COLTENE’s ALPEN ShapeGuard Composite Plus polishers.
Visit COLTENE at booth No. 2250
to try BRILLIANT EverGlow and
see why Dental Product Shopper
recently evaluated BRILLIANT EverGlow as a “Best Product” in the composites category. You may also visit
everglow.coltene.com to request a
free sample.
BRILLIANT EverGlow
composite by COLTENE.
(Photo/Provided
by COLTENE)
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Solvay Dental 360 shows off
its paradigm-shifting polymer
Here in Anaheim, company offers dentists special pricing for premium alternative to metal partials
By Solvay Dental 360 Staff
n Solvay Dental 360™ is bringing
Ultaire™ AKP, a high-performance
polymer for removable partial denture (RPD) frames, here to the CDA
Presents the Art and Science of Dentistry in Anaheim.
Ultaire AKP was specifically
designed to fill the gap between metal
RPDs, which can be too rigid and stiff,
and other polymer frame materials
that can be too flexible.
Here at the show, Solvay Dental
360 will have a special offer for dentists who visit its booth: Two Ultaire
AKP partials for the price of one. To
recieve the offer, dentists can stop by
booth No. 590.
“Dentists and patients alike are
demanding better materials for RPDs,
and Ultaire AKP delivers in a way that
metal and other polymer options simply cannot,” says Shawn Shorrock,
global director, Solvay Dental 360.
“We saw an unmet need to replace
metal in dental materials, similar
to other markets we serve such as
orthopedic and cardiovascular, and
we worked closely with dentists to
ensure Ultaire AKP best serves their
needs and those of their patients.”
As patients become more aware
of the effects of metal — the potential
allergies, toxicity and taste — they are
also becoming more proactive, asking for partial dentures that feel natural, comfortable and are esthetically
appealing. Ultaire AKP is an innovative aryl ketone polymer that provides a biocompatible, lightweight,
metal-free, non-irritating and more
esthetically pleasing alternative to
traditional metal RPD frames, according to the company.
Ultaire AKP is a rigid material
— not flexible — suitable as a metal
replacement and different than the
other non-metal materials currently
on the market, the company asserts.
It is both strong enough and tough
enough to be tooth-supported and
help reduce bone loss, yet it is flexible
enough to engage undercuts more
deeply.
Making multiple adjustments to a
milled RPD can be time-consuming
and frustrating for patients and dentists alike. Furthermore, months or
even years of adjustments tend to
wear down once-healthy teeth. Not
At top, the Ultaire AKP.
At left, the traditional metal partial
dentures compared to the Ultaire AKP.
(Photos/Provided by Solvay Dental 360)
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only does Ultaire AKP provide an
esthetically pleasing, biocompatible
alternative to metal, once an RPD
made out of Ultaire AKP is designed
and fitted, adjustments should not be
necessary — saving the dentist and
patient valuable time.
“Ultaire AKP is a paradigmshifting polymer — it really hits the
sweet spot between metal and the
flexible systems on the market today,”
says Ryan Murphy, PhD, technology
manager and polymer scientist at
Solvay Dental 360.
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about Ultaire AKP,
stop by the Solvay Dental 360 booth,
No. 590.
“It is a unique proprietary chemistry developed specifically for RPDs.
There is no direct one-to-one comparison to any of the metal or polymer systems that are currently on the market
for RPDs.”
Solvay Dental 360 is a part of the
global company Solvay, a leader in
high-performance polymers used in
the health-care industry for medical
and dental devices, equipment and
instrumentation, including implantable applications.
With more than 35 brands in
more than 1,500 formulations, Solvay
has the broadest portfolio of highperformance health-care polymers in
the world, the company asserts.
Additional information and conditions of the promotion can be found at
SolvayDental360.com.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Placing endodontic repair materials just got easier
The MAP One starter kit allows for optimal usage of material with minimal waste
By Roydent Dental Products Staff
n Precise and controlled placement
of endodontic repair materials, such
as MTA, cements, bioactive dentine
substitutes and calcium hydroxide,
is critical for a number of procedures,
such as pulp capping and surgery.
With the growing global demand
to effectively place these materials,
Roydent Dental Products now offers
the affordable and simplified MAP
One Mini Kit, which is better adapted
to the needs of GPs and endodontists
alike.
AD
Tanya Beck
shows off the
MAP One intro
kit. (Photo/
Robert Selleck,
today Staff)
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Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the MAP One Mini
Kit, stop by the Roydent Dental Products booth, No. 1321.
The MAP One is a starter kit allowing for optimal usage of material
with minimal waste. The MAP One
contains one stainless-steel syringe,
one NiTi needle, eight plungers and a
cleaning curette. Stop by the Roydent
Dental Products booth, No. 1321, to
learn more today.
Committed
to quality
products
By DoWell Dental Products Staff
n DoWell Dental Products is committed to quality, and according to the
company, that’s why many doctors
and universities have taken notice
and chosen it to provide them with the
materials and instruments needed for
their practices and classes.
DoWell Dental Products is proud
to bring forth new products that will
make a difference in the dental industry. With the new arrival of the Handpiece Lubricator Cleaner, doctors can
take advantage of a cost-effective and
portable product, according to the
company. Visit the booth for special
pricing and promos.
Here in Anaheim
Stop by the DoWell Dental Products
booth, No. 556, for special pricing and
promos.
(Photo/Provided by DoWell
Dental Products)
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Orascoptic is waiting for you at booth No. 1334. (Photo/Provided by Orascoptic)
AD
CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Come for the
award-winning
loupes and lights,
stay for the special
show promotions
By Orascoptic Staff
n
There is a lot of buzz circling
around Orascoptic at booth No. 1334
during this year’s CDA Presents in
Anaheim, according to the company.
In addition to presenting a portfolio
of award-winning loupes and lights,
the company will be offering an
express shipping service for orders
placed during the show. Customers
can place their custom loupe order
(non-prescription only) at the booth
and receive their order the following
week. Typical lead time on a custom
loupe is three weeks. This is part of
the company’s continuing efforts to
not only focus on product innovation
but also focus on service innovation
to benefit customers.
When you’re at the booth, be sure
to check out OmniOptic™ — the first
and only interchangeable magnification loupe that allows clinicians
to select the optimal magnification
power for each procedure, according
to the company. If you purchase an
OmniOptic system with two sets of telescopes at full price, you can receive
a third set for free (approximately
$2,000 in savings).
Make sure to stay connected with
Orascoptic throughout the show by
following the company on Facebook,
Twitter and LinkedIn. Tune in LIVE on
Facebook at 10 a.m. Saturday, where
Amber Auger, RDH, MPH, will be
discussing the latest innovations in
visualization, focusing on the importance of both magnification and illumination when it comes to providing
superior patient care.
There will be more exciting promotions taking place throughout the
show at booth No. 1334, according to
the company, but you’ll have to visit
Orascoptic to see for yourself.
Here in Anaheim
To learn more, stop by the Orascoptic
booth, No. 1334.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
New materials designed to
quicken procedures, shorten
work time and save money
HyperGrip Restoration Pickup Liquid and STELLAR DC Acrylic Pattern Resin now available
By TAUB Products Staff
n TAUB Products developed HyperGrip Pickup Liquid as an alternative
to expensive single-use tacky micro
sticks. By dipping and coating the
brush head of any standard micro
stick, create more than 400 placement sticks from one bottle.
Once the liquid is dry, be confident
in picking up and holding delicate
veneers, crowns, internal implant
screws, ortho brackets and even fourunit zirconia bridges, according to the
company. HyperGrip will not leave a
residue. Use the finished HyperGrip
coated sticks with Veneer Styx Placement and positioning instruments
for the best placement of veneers,
crowns, inlays and onlays.
TAUB is also proud to introduce a
revolutionary dual-cure acrylic resin
— STELLAR DC Acrylic. STELLAR DC
Acrylic pattern resin is great for creating verification indexes, transfer and
insertion guides for implants; pick-up
impression copings; abutment seating jigs; connecting or fixing single
implants parts for soldering and welding; and creating structure models of
implant components. It can be light
cured in 20 seconds or will cure on
its own in 60 seconds. It provides the
fastest production time of any pattern
resin and acrylic, burns out completely, has no polymerization heat
during cure and leaves no residue,
according to the company.
The material can be layered, reproduces detail accurately and grinds
easily, the company asserts. A new
technique allows it to repair cracked
or damaged dentures in minutes.
“STELLAR DC Acrylic is a great
addition to our product line,” said
Jordan Taub, executive vice president,
TAUB Products. “Using our chemistry
and technology, we can now offer the
CDT and prosthodontist an acrylic that
increases production by dramatically
reducing production times, which
helps the bottom line. STELLAR’s ondemand continuous flow of material
allows quick and easy fabrication.”
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HyperGrip Pickup Liquid, left, and STELLAR DC Acrylic. (Photos/Provided by TAUB Products)
TAUB is known for three products that solve many issues when
placing cement-retained implant restorations: GoCHx Gel Syringeable
Chlorhexidine, Liquid Magic Resin
Barrier abutment access plug and
ZERO-G Bio-Implant Cement.
According to Jordan Taub: “Zero-G
provides permanent cementation of
implant restorations and at the same
time retrievability of those restorations. This is the best of both worlds
for the doctors who want access to the
abutment and also for the doctors who
never want the restoration to come
off. When we designed this cement,
we understood incomplete cleanup of
other cements, and peri-Implantitis
was a cause of concern. Giving ZeroG the highest radiopacity over any
other implant cement makes any
excess cement extremely visible. The
cleanup is unlike anything else on the
market; any excess can be completely
removed.”
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about HyperGrip Restoration Pickup Liquid, STELLAR DC
Acrylic Pattern Resin or any of TAUB
Products’ other offerings, stop by the
booth, No. 1280.
Liquid Magic Resin Barrier Material is used for implant and cosmetic
dentistry. It can be used to fill abutment access holes, replacing Teflon
tape and other products typically
used. Liquid Magic is placed into the
access hole, light cured and can be
easily removed.
Liquid Magic can be used for
cement or screw-retained restorations. As a barrier product, it can be
used when isolation is desired.
GoCHx Gel Syringeable Chlorhexidine is a thin, non-alcohol based gel
containing 0.8 percent chlorhexidine
in a water-soluble formula. As a gel,
GoCHx can be applied precisely, staying where it is placed, and rinses completely. Use GoCHx Gel for everyday
use.
From no-prep restorations to full
mouth reconstruction, using emax®,
CEREK®, zirconia, lithium disilicate,
feldspathic porcelain and PFMs,
FUSION-Zr ® Esthetic Resin Cements
provides the best results, according to the company. These esthetic
cements allow dentists to present
their best work by offering ease of
use, fast cleanup, high-bond strength
and correct color representation.
Stop by booth No. 1280 for a demonstration, grab literature and find out
about TAUB Products’ show specials.
The company is also looking to build
its lecture-based clinicians. If you
feel any of these products have value
in your practice and/or dental education programs, stop by the booth,
call (800) 828-2634 or e-mail sales@
taubdental.com.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Compliance and CDC: What you should know
By Howard S. Glazer, DDS, FAGD
n Is your office in compliance with
the new CDC sterilization guidelines?
Recently the CDC issued additional
guidelines for infection control,
which contains the most up-to-date
infection prevention recommendations and expectations for safe care
in the dental setting. Dental handpieces are specifically mentioned in
the following quoted statement:
“Dental handpieces and associated
attachments, including low-speed
motors and reusable prophylaxis
angles, should always be heat sterilized between patients and not high
level or surface disinfected. Although
these devices are considered semicritical, studies have shown that
their internal surfaces can become
contaminated with patient materials
during use. If these devices are not
properly cleaned and heat sterilized,
the next patient may be exposed to
potentially infectious materials.”1
In my humble opinion, it implies
that any item that can be removed
from the air line should be heat steriAD
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lized. This includes hygiene handpieces, low-speed motors and any
quick disconnects that are being used
in your dental practice.
Several state dental boards are
making this a mandatory procedure
— which it should be, to not only protect our patients but also ourselves
and our staff.
Fortunately, Medidenta is trying
to do its best to help us out with this
particular situation, and Medidenta’s
CDC bundle does just that. When you
buy the Meditorque Elite three-piece
kit, which consists of an Elite 25k
low-speed motor, an Elite latch contra
angle and an Elite nose cone attachment, you then get for free — yes,
free — your choice of one Prophy Pro
Hygiene handpiece or one Atom highspeed handpiece. It is Medidenta’s
way of helping us out so that our dental practices will comply with these
new guidelines.
You probably have seen Medidenta’s CDC bundle advertisements.
Because the CDC guidelines specifically call out slow-speed motors, this
three-piece kit allows you to have a
slow-speed motor with attachments
and also receive a hygiene handpiece
for free.
Or, of course, you can get the free
Atom high-speed handpiece, which I
personally think is the bomb!
Reference
1. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, “Summary of infection
prevention practices in dental settings: Basic expectations for safe
care.” Atlanta, Ga: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S.
Department of Health and Human
Services; October 2016.
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the new CDC
sterilization guidelines and the CDC
Support Bundle, stop by the Medidenta
booth, No. 1733, or go online to www.
medidenta.com.
About the author
Howard S. Glazer, DDS, FAGD, practices
in New Jersey. For more than 24 years,
he has lectured and published articles
on various areas of dentistry. Glazer
has confirmed that he has not received
any renumeration from the manufacturer of the products reviewed or its affiliates during the prior three years. All
reviews are the opinions of the author.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Glidewell Dental to present its second
educational symposium near Washington, D.C.
By Glidewell Dental Staff
n Glidewell
Dental, a leading technological innovator in restorative
dentistry for more than 48 years, has
announced the second Glidewell Dental Symposium. Scheduled for Oct. 19
and 20, at the Gaylord National Resort
& Convention Center in National Harbor, Md., near Washington, D.C., this
event will include more than a dozen
prominent educators providing two
days of intensive instruction, with a
first day of fast-paced presentations
AD
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the Glidewell
Dental Symposium, stop by the booth,
No. 1452. For the complete symposium
agenda and to register, visit glidewell
symposium.com.
and a second day of in-depth clinical
and business training.
“Dentists have more options for
treating patients today than ever
before,” said Dr. Neil Park, scientific
chair of the Glidewell Symposium
and vice president of clinical affairs
at Glidewell Dental. “This period of
rapid innovation in dental technology presents many opportunities for
clinicians to expand their knowledge
and practice offerings and to explore
more effective and efficient solutions
for elevating the standard of care
within our profession.”
The symposium brings together
notable experts from many different
backgrounds and specialties, including esthetic dentistry, digital den-
tistry, dental implants, tissue regeneration, sleep-related dentistry, practice management and more. The event
kicks off Friday, Oct. 19, with a presentation on the current and future
state of dentistry from Jim Glidewell,
CDT, president and CEO of Glidewell
Dental, followed by an energizing
lineup of informative presentations
and a very special keynote address
delivered by Dr. Jack Hahn, a legendary pioneer in dental implantology.
On Saturday, Oct. 20, in-depth,
hands-on workshops will be led by
some of the most distinguished leaders in clinical dentistry, representing
faculties such as the Misch International Implant Institute, the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and the American Academy of
Implant Dentistry. The workshops
will provide practical clinical information on the latest innovations,
protocols, products and procedures
in the field, so that clinicians can
immediately implement focused techniques into their practice when they
return to the office on Monday.
“Following the success of last
year’s sold-out symposium, we
received an abundance of feedback
from attendees who expressed their
desire for refining their clinical skills
and adopting the latest technology to
grow their practice,” said Park. “They
inspired us to expand the event to
two days, to cover even more clinical
and business topics, with nearly a
dozen hands-on Saturday workshops
to choose from. And we’ve moved to a
more spacious venue to accommodate
a vast array of interactive exhibits
and technology demonstrations.”
During both days of the event, the
exhibition floor will be packed with
displays of 3-D printing, intraoral
scanning, in-office milling, the CAD/
CAM workflow, dental implants and
regenerative and restorative materials, as well as live demonstrations and
a virtual reality tour of Glidewell Dental’s expansive R&D campus, technology center and laboratory.
The 2018 Glidewell Dental Symposium is designed for dentists, hygienists and chairside and front-office
auxiliaries, and attendees enrolled
for both days will earn up to 12 hours
of C.E. credits. Tuition for day 1 is $195
and day 2 is $150, with special early
bird pricing of $125 and $95, respectively, when registering by July 31.
On Friday, tuition includes a complimentary breakfast, lunch and
cocktail reception with hosted bar;
Saturday tuition includes breakfast.
For the complete symposium
agenda and to register, visit glidewell
symposium.com or call (866) 791-9539.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
New scanners expand iTero Element portfolio
By Align Technology Staff
n Align Technology has expanded
the iTero Element portfolio with the
launch of the iTero Element 2 and the
iTero Element Flex scanners. These
additions build on the existing highprecision, full-color imaging and fast
scan times of the iTero Element portfolio.
The next-generation iTero Element
2 is designed for greater performance
with two times faster start-up and
25 percent faster scan processing
time compared to the iTero Element,
according to the company.
The new iTero Element Flex is a
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Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the iTero Element
2 and the iTero Element Flex, stop by
the Invisalign iTero booth, No. 819.
wand-only device that transforms
compatible laptop computers into a
highly portable scanner that works
anywhere — it’s ideal for practices
with multiple locations who need a
scanner that is convenient and easy
to transport.
“We’re excited to expand the iTero
portfolio with two new advanced
digital scanners that expand cus-
tomers’ choices and provide them
with the imaging precision, intuitive
chairside visualization and patient
communication tools,” said Raphael
Pascaud, Align Technology chief
marketing, portfolio and business
development officer and senior vice
president, iTero scanner and services.
“With iTero Element 2 and iTero
Element Flex, we are building on a
trusted platform with enhanced features and processing performance,
new mobility options and greater
portability designed to fit the needs of
our customers’ practices and simplify
their lives. Doctors can now choose
the iTero Element scanner that is best
for them with confidence knowing
that each solution is going to deliver
the precision, power, speed, and fullcolor imaging they’ve come to expect
for their iTero-powered workflows.”
iTero Element 2
The new iTero Element 2 scanning system is equipped with next-generation
computing power that enables faster
start-up and faster scan processing
time, according to the company. The
iTero Element 2 provides improved
screen resolution while minimizing
scanner footprint due to its slim 21.5inch monitor and 16:9 widescreen
viewing format.
An integrated lithium-ion battery
provides easy mobility from operatory to operatory without the need to
plug in for power or reboot1. The iTero
Element 2 scanner is designed with an
ergonomic, centered wand cradle for
easy access.
iTero Element Flex2,3
The new iTero Element Flex wandonly configuration is a portable scanner for easy transport from office to
office, allowing doctors to leverage
the power of chairside visualization
coupled with iTero scanning precision in any location. Working seamlessly with compatible laptops, practitioners can now scan anywhere, even
in the smallest of operatories. The
iTero Element Flex includes a customdesigned carrying case.
References
1. With a fully charged battery, the user
can scan for 30 minutes without having
to plug in for power.
2. iTero Element Flex is a mobile optical
impression system (CAD/CAM) used to
record the topographical images of teeth
and oral tissue. To use the iTero Element
Flex scanner, the user must purchase
a laptop separately. To view a list of
certified laptops, please visit the iTero.
com website.
3. Laptop and all its accessories shall be
located at least 1.5 m away from the
patient. Do not scan a patient and touch
the laptop or any of its accessories at the
same time.
The iTero
Element 2.
(Photo/
Provided
by iTero)
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Anutra Medical introduces 1 percent
lidocaine as a new product offering
By Anutra Medical Staff
n Medical device company Anutra
Medical is now adding 1 percent
lidocaine with epinephrine 1:100,000
to its product offerings, making this
particular concentration of lidocaine
more accessible to the dental market
than ever before.
A published study that appeared
in the Journal of Oral and MaxillofaAD
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the Anutra Local Anesthetic Delivery System or
1 percent lidocaine with epinephrine
1:100,000, stop by the Anutra Medical
booth, No. 1746.
cial Surgery in October 2017 showed
that buffered 1 percent lidocaine
with epinephrine can be equally as
effective as 2 percent lidocaine with
epinephrine for a maxillary field
block. This independent study by the
University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, found that buffering 1 percent
lidocaine with epinephrine 1:100,000
with the Anutra Local Anesthetic
Delivery System® “reduces the pain
on injection with a maxillary field
block and results in similar lengths
of pulpal anesthesia tested with a
cold stimulus” as compared to the
traditionally used 2 percent lidocaine
with epinephrine 1:100,000.
As a result of the study showing
the benefits of the lower concentration of lidocaine, Anutra Medical is
now adding 1 percent lidocaine with
epinephrine, 1:100,000 as one of its
regular product offerings.
In other studies conducted in April
2017, utilizing the Anutra Local Anesthetic Delivery System, The School of
Dentistry at the University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, found that,
“Mean blood level differences of lidocaine for each patient were significantly lower after nerve block with
the buffered drug compared with the
nonbuffered agent.”
Anutra Medical is excited to introduce 1 percent lidocaine 1:100,000
into the dental market in a more
accessible format than it has been
in the past. The option of this new
concentration of lidocaine to dental
practitioners further shows Anutra’s
dedication to increasing patient experiences while transforming practitioner’s efficiency, according to the
company.
Anutra is currently accepting
orders for the new product offering.
The Anutra Local Anesthetic Delivery
System. (Photo/Provided by Anutra
Medical)
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
REVEAL HD Bulk: When you
need speed but don’t want to
sacrifice strength or esthetics
By Dr. Joseph Kim
n When it comes to composite restorations, dentists are often asked to
sacrifice speed for quality or quality
for speed. This has been especially
true when it comes to bulk fill composites, which brought the promise
of larger increment sizes but required
specialized equipment or were otherwise difficult to handle.
Now, clinicians can have a composite that easily adapts to the tooth
and can be used in a true bulk
fill technique. REVEAL® HD Bulk is
BISCO’s new bulk fill light-activated
restorative composite, optimized for
simpler and faster posterior restorations. REVEAL HD Bulk combines
appropriate handling, depth of cure
and polishability, allowing clinicians
to provide patients with functional
and esthetic composites while saving
valuable chair time.
REVEAL HD Bulk allows for layering increments up to 5 mm because of
its predictable depth of cure. This feature is accompanied by low volumetric shrinkage, high flexural strength
and excellent radiopacity, resulting
in long-lasting, durable restorations.
While REVEAL HD Bulk is indicated
for all direct and indirect restorations, clinicians will appreciate the
significant time savings that bulk filling provides, especially in posterior
teeth.
Like other restorative composites,
it is important to maintain adequate
isolation to prevent contamination of
the tooth from saliva and blood. When
indicated, use of a sectional matrix
system with significant separating
force will ensure excellent adaptation to the proximal margins, as
well as minimize interproximal food
impaction.
After excellent isolation has been
achieved, a universal bonding agent,
such as ALL BOND UNIVERSAL,®
is applied to all prepared surfaces
according to manufacturer instructions. When possible, it is ideal to
selectively etch the enamel surfaces
where the composite in intended prior
to application of the bonding agent,
resulting in minimal long-term mar-
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(Photo/Provided by BISCO
ginal leakage and dentinal sensitivity
issues.
Depending on operator preference, a flowable composite resin may
be used in the deepest and least
accessible areas of the preparation,
including undercuts and the cavosurface margins of proximal boxes. The
appropriate shade of REVEAL HD
Bulk can be placed in a single increment for most Class 1, 2 and 3 restorations. For preparations that include
areas that are deeper than 5 mm, it is
advisable to build the restoration in
appropriately sized increments.
Keep in mind that because of its
unique chemistry, care should be
taken to avoid unnecessary exposure
to light, including from ambient and
overhead sources, in order to avoid
Here in Anaheim
Stop by the BISCO booth, No. 400, to
learn more or visit reveal.bisco.com or
call (800) 247-3368.
premature hardening of the material.
Finally, the restoration can be finished with fine diamonds and finishing carbides, followed by finishing
points. It is worth noting that since
REVEAL HD Bulk’s viscosity has
been tuned for bulk fill applications,
it is preferable to limit occlusal carving and shaping to primary anatomy
prior to curing. After curing, greater
detail may be added with finishing
burs, as needed.
Alternatively, when darker or
opaceous restorative composite
shades are required, REVEAL HD
Bulk can by placed and cured short
of the occlusal cavosurface margins.
The final layer can be a traditional
restorative composite in an ideal
shade and opacity. Because REVEAL
HD Bulk is universally compatible,
it will serve as an excellent base
under all light-activated restorative
composites.
REVEAL HD Bulk has been specifically designed to address the needs
of clinicians who require the speed of
a bulk fill restorative composite without sacrificing strength and ignoring
esthetics. It is currently available
in the most commonly used shades,
from A3 to B1, in both syringe and unit
dose form.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Introducing DEXIS FS Ergo by KaVo
By KaVo Kerr Staff
n
KaVo Kerr, an organization
composed of two global leaders in
dentistry, is pleased to unveil the
expansion of its growing portfolio
of imaging solutions with the new
DEXIS FS Ergo by KaVo. Built upon the
award-winning DEXIS PerfectSize™
sensor and TrueComfort™ design, the
FS Ergo stands as the latest innovation to redefine patient comfort and
create a new class of digital sensors,
according to the company.
FS Ergo combines innovative
design and skillfully engineered comAD
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the DEXIS FS Ergo
by KaVo, stop by the booth, No. 1334.
ponents to add ease and flexibility to
the patient experience, the company
asserts. The sensor provides significant improvements in comfort for
patients with low tolerance for standard intraoral modalities, allowing for
a more pleasant sensor placement
that patients will remember.
Other FS Ergo features include:
The DEXIS FS Ergo by
KaVo. (Photo/Provided
by KaVo Kerr)
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• Sensor housing: Resistant to bite
marks, the submersible sensor housing can also withstand a wide variety
of disinfection chemicals.
• Cable-to-sensor connection:
Equipped with connectivity proven
successful under rigorous testing
to such forces as pulling, twisting,
straining and bending.
• USB connector: Built to withstand high frequency insertion and
pulling cycles, the USB connection
adds to the overall durability of the
sensor.
• Contoured positioning system:
Made from advanced materials, the
positioning system allows the sensor
to easily exit and protects the longevity of the cable from wear and tear.
DEXIS FS Ergo by KaVo helps to
reduce retakes because of patient
movement caused by discomfort,
thereby enhancing practice efficiency and creating a streamlined
digital workflow, according to the
company.
By pairing the newly developed
flexible sensor technology with a soft
housing, FS Ergo can “give” as X-rays
are being captured. Even the proprietary holder system is uniquely
designed to accommodate the flex of
the sensor so that it can adapt to your
patient and thus offer the best radiographic experience possible, according to the company.
“DEXIS products have always
instilled confidence in patients and
practitioners, and FS Ergo by KaVo
will reinforce their beliefs,” said Insiyah Ahmedi, senior marketing manager, KaVo Kerr Intraoral Imaging.
“The complete line of DEXIS imaging
products has continually displayed
the ability to innovate and excite with
digital solutions that consistently provide highly diagnostic information
crucial for patient care.”
Dental professionals are encouraged to experience how the FS Ergo
can work for them by visiting KaVo at
the CDA Presents The Art and Science
of Dentistry in booth No. 1334.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
A new hands-free HVE suction solution
A Q&A with Dr. Lee Ann
Brady on the new Ivory
ReLeaf device from Kulzer
By Kulzer Staff
n Dr. Lee Ann Brady is a nationally
recognized dentist and dental educator who says her goal is to partner
with patients to assist them in making
the best dental-health choices.
Brady shares her experience
with the new Ivory ® ReLeaf ™ from
Kulzer.
What are some of the challenges you
face as a clinician during common
dental procedures?
Keeping the field isolated from saliva,
managing the water spray from
equipment and retracting the tongue
and cheek.
Which procedures do you find suction
devices to be most useful?
All procedures, as long as the suction
can be hands-free.
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Here in Anaheim
To learn more about the new Ivory
ReLeaf from Kulzer, visit the booth,
No. 742, to request a sample.
You were one of the first clinicians
to try the Ivory ReLeaf. In what
situations do you find it to be most
effective?
It can be used with or without a bite
block, so it is great for patients who
cannot tolerate a bite block or have
small mouths.
It can also be easily taken in and
out of the mouth as needed, and the
patient can close his or her mouth,
which is necessary for some procedures.
What do you see in terms of the
impact on patients when using the
product?
They are more comfortable as they
do not feel the water pooling in their
mouth and like they have to resist
swallowing. It also protects the inside
of their cheek.
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Dr. Lee Ann Brady. (Photo/Eric Seid, today Staff)
What do you see as the value of Ivory
ReLeaf to a practice?
Shorter
appointments,
greater
daily production, enhanced patient
comfort and setting your practice
apart.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
Headlights: Now in high-definition
By Designs for Vision Staff
n Designs for Vision is introducing
an advanced photonic design that
provides uniform light distribution
with maximum intensity.
The patent-pending headlights
optically focus the light from the LED
to provide 45 percent more light with
uniform distribution.
The new LED DayLite® Micro HDi™
combines the new high-definition
imaging with a very lightweight
headlight in combination with the
new Micro power pack, according to
the company, which says the Micro
power pack is the lightest and smallest available. The complete unit
includes two power packs, and each
power pack can run up to 10 hours.
Designs for Vision has also added
the high-definition imaging to LED
DayLite WireLess Mini HDi, providing a lightweight, cordless solution
with light intensity comparable to
many corded headlights. You can
choose high-definition imaging with
either a wired or wireless design to
AD
Here in Anaheim
You can see the Visible Difference®
yourself by visiting Designs for
Vision’s booths, Nos. 846 and 1202, or
contact the company to arrange a visit
in your office by calling (800) 345-4009
or emailing info@dvimail.com.
The new HDi headlights from Designs for Vision
can provide up to 45 percent more light with uniform
distribution. (Photo/Provided by Designs for Vision)
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meet your preference, and all HDi
headlights will illuminate the entire
oral cavity.
Designs for Vision’s WireLess headlights free you from being tethered
to a battery pack. The simple modular designs uncouple the headlights
from a specific frame or single pair of
loupes.
Prior technology married a cordless light to one pair of loupes via a
cumbersome integration of the batteries and electronics into the frame.
The compact design of the LED
DayLite WireLess headlights are independent of any frame/loupes.
In addition, Designs for Vision is
also featuring the REALITY 5-star
rated The Micro 3.5EF Scopes, which
utilize a revolutionary optical design
that reduces the size of the prismatic
telescope by 50 percent and reduces
the weight by 40 percent while providing an expanded-field, full oral cavity
view at 3.5x magnification.
Building on the award-winning
design, the newest addition to the
Micro Series line is the Micro 4.5EF
Scopes. These scopes reduce both the
size and weight of the telescopes by
44 percent.
On the move
Designs for Vision has expanded
into a new 67,500-square-foot location
at 4000 Veterans Memorial Highway
in Bohemia, N.Y.
You can visit www.DesignsFor
Vision.com/move.htm to check out
some photos of the new facility.
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CDA Presents — May 17, 2018
‘Uni-Verse-All’ holds any size sensor
New product makes
taking X-rays easier and
faster for everybody
n Digital X-rays are changing how
you manage patient diagnostics. But
while digital is faster and easier to
use, it poses some unique challenges
too. Sensor positioning is one such
challenge. Unlike film, sensors are
rigid and thick. And unlike film,
there is no standard size to a “size-2”
sensor. All this makes finding a quick
and easy way to position your sensor
somewhat more difficult than when
you were using film.
With Flow Dental’s new Uni-VerseAll positioner, you could take every
imaginable X-ray while using only
one positioner and one aiming ring.
Sounds impossible, yet Flow’s UniVerse-All sensor positioner does just
that. It will hold just about any
size sensor. The Uni-Verse-All sensor
holder lets you reposition the sensor
along the bite plane so you can go from
AD
Here in Anaheim
To learn more about Flow Dental
offerings, stop by booth No. 662.
a periapical to a bite wing in seconds,
and without changing parts.
The Uni-Verse-All is easy to use
and set up is fast. You choose from two
sizes of sensor holders (both included
in Flow’s starter kit). You then snap
the sensor holder into the Uni-VerseAll positioner and slide on the aiming
ring. Just like that you’re ready.
Move the holder down for anteriors or periapicals, up for bite wings.
Lightweight for added patient comfort, Uni-Verse-Alls are re-useable and
autoclavable.
A starter kit with everything you
need retails for less than $57.
For more information, or to order,
you can contact your local dealer or
visit www.FlowDental.com.
(Source: Flow Dental)
With Flow Dental’s new Uni-Verse-All positioner, you could take every
imaginable X-ray while using only one positioner and one aiming ring.
(Photo/Provided by Flow Dental)
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