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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 05/25/2017

  It’s Always Mouthguard Season with Keystone’s Pro-Form and PF2

  Whether it’s football season or hockey, tennis or boxing, gymnastics or volleyball, it’s always mouthguard season. In fact, during a single athletic season athletes have a 1 in 10 chance of suffering a facial or dental injury, and 5 million teeth are lost every year in sports-related injuries, according to this video from Keystone Industries. ...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 03/16/2017

  Digitize Your Traditional Impression Process with Flexitime Fast & Scan

  If you do not have a digital scanner, yet want to take advantage of digital technology offered by your laboratory, including CAD/CAM-created restorations, Kulzer’s Flexitime Fast & Scan gives you that option without needing to change either your impression technique or hardware/software. Developed in collaboration with dentists and dental labs,...

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 10/04/2016

  Don’t Wait – Get on the Dental Technology Band Wagon Now

  Matthew Stump, DDS, DICOI, is a big believer in technology, and his practice has invested in many high-tech products, including the 3D imaging system, the GXDP-700 from Gendex. Dr. Stump tells Dental Product Shopper why he feels investing in this technology is a good value for his patients and his practice. As a practitioner, technology allows...

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 04/27/2016

  Hurrimix Alginate and Stone Mixer—Impression Material Simplicity

  Impression material. What a mess. At least that’s my experience as a dental patient. It really can't be helped...it's the nature of the beast. I can imagine it’s not all that much fun for dentists and assistants either. DENTSPLY Raintree Essix has this pretty cool device that I suspect makes the whole impression material mixing a much more...

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  • Sean Grady, DDS
  • 01/08/2016

  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
  • 10/13/2015

  Dracula’s Dentures for Halloween

  You won’t even need to take an impression to get this perfect set of dentures, just in time for Halloween! I know dental professionals are supposed to encourage healthy eating and discourage sugary snacks, but you have to admit this is an awesome treat for an office Halloween party. Just don't try flossing dracula's teeth because I'm not sure...

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