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Premier Implant Cement in Value Pack

Premier Implant Cement in Value Pack

PREMIER DENTAL PRODUCTS CO.

Premier Implant Cement is a noneugenol resin cement designed for implant-retained crowns and is suitable for temporary cementation of...
Retrieve Resin-Based Implant Cement

Retrieve Resin-Based Implant Cement

Parkell, Inc.

There’s no bonding, priming, or silanating required when using Retrieve. It is slightly flexible and does a great job holding onto metal...
Premier Implant Cement

Premier Implant Cement

PREMIER DENTAL PRODUCTS CO.

The low solubility results in a good marginal seal. Its two-stage cure features an initial gel phase for easy removal of excess cement....
Multilink Implant

Multilink Implant

Ivoclar Vivadent Inc.

Multilink Implant is indicated for adhesive cementation of indirect restorations made of metal, metalceramic, glass-ceramic, and...
DentoTemp

DentoTemp

Itena North America

DentoTemp is a long term temporary cement ideal for permanent cementation of implant-retain crowns and is also efficient in cases of...
Telio CS Cem Implant

Telio CS Cem Implant

Ivoclar Vivadent Inc.

Telio CS Cem Implant is indicated for semi-permanent cementation of the following restorative materials on implant abutments made of...
Zero-G Bio Implant Cement

Zero-G Bio Implant Cement

Taub Products

Taub Dental introduces Zero-G Bio Implant Cement, a dual-cure cement for intermediate to long-term cementation of implant-retained...

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  • Allison Walker

    Zero-G Bio-Implant Cement is Easy to See

    Dentists are placing more implants than ever. One of the challenges during the procedure is complete removal of cement after an implant-retained restoration is seated because it can be hard to see. Taub Products developed Zero-G Bio-Implant Cement to help dentists more easily visualize and remove excess cement on implant-retained restorations....

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  • Samantha Negraval

    Global Dental Implant Market to Exceed $6.5B by 2025

    The global dental implants market is expected to reach $6.54 billion by 2025, an increase from its valuation of $3.6 billion in 2016, according to a report by Transparency Market Research (TMR). Between 2017 and 2025, the market is projected to expand at a combined annual growth rate of 6.9%. TMR cites the rising incidence of periodontal disease...

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  • Sean Grady, DDS

    The Final (And Most Difficult?) Step in Implant Placement: The Restoration

    Surgical placement of the dental implant is a complicated procedure and is often seen as the most difficult step in the implant to restoration process. A poorly placed implant not only significantly increases the likelihood of failure, but, assuming the implant does integrate, will also make the restoration difficult depending on angulation,...

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  • Julie Schmitt

    Super Glued Teeth: Don't Try This at Home

    Have you heard that Super Glue was used to seal battle wounds in World War II? Although it’s a fantastic story, it’s not true. A British woman, however, took do-it-yourself dentistry to a new level and repaired her own teeth with Super Glue for 10 years – just to avoid the dentist! Angie Barlow, who appears in the BBC documentary "The Truth...

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  • David Broom

    Hardware-as-a-Service: The Vital Decision You Only Have to Make Once

    Throughout my career, I have witnessed several businesses outsource their important processes thanks to technology. These decisions are usually made as companies grow and determine that the risk is too high to continue maintaining these services internally. In the 1980s, I was working at a company with over 100 locations and thousands of...

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