Lighting

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  • Marie
  • 01/14/2018

  Light Matters … For You and Your Patient

  Patients’ mouths have notoriously bad lighting. So bringing your own is essential. But does it really matter what type of light you use? Spoiler alert: Yes, it does matter. Having light in the operatory that is even, accurate and safe is important for both patient and dentist alike. While examining a patient, a dentist needs to be able to see...

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  • Jason Schwartz
  • 10/27/2015

  That's not a Light...THAT's a Light

  Even Mick 'Crocodile' Dundee would agree that Lumed's LEAP is quite the intraoral light. LEAP (Light Emitting Aspirating Prop) changes dental lighting by placing light where it is needed most—inside the patient’s mouth. The high intensity lighting is integrated into a silicone bite block that provides patient comfort and excellent access for the...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 10/14/2019

  Innovative Treatment Centers Enhance Dental Office Design and Workflow

  AS DENTISTRY EVOLVES, OFFICE DESIGN MUST EVOLVE, TOO. There is no better way to make a first impression on patients than presenting a clean and contemporary dental environment from the front door to the operatory. Not only are Dentsply Sirona treatment centers streamlined and modern looking, clinicians say nothing compares to the way the...

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 10/02/2019

  A Complete Solution to Tooth Sensitivity

  KöR Complete Desensitizer: A Complete Solution to Tooth Sensitivity Like everything that comes out of KöR and the team led by research and development scientist and company founder Dr. Rod Kurthy, KöR Complete Desensitizer has been met with positive comments by dentists far and wide. Before you treat your next patient with sensitivity, make sure...

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  • Michael Howard
  • 09/30/2019

  A Topical Hemostatic Dressing for Safe, Effective Bleeding Control

  Medicom creates SafeGauze HemoStat to Quickly Stop Bleeding After an extraction, periodontal surgery or other dental procedures, stopping bleeding is critical. The process that causes bleeding to stop, known as hemostasis, consists of three steps: vascular spasm (or vasoconstriction), platelet plug formation and clot formation. In dentistry,...

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 09/30/2019

  KaVo Kerr Restorative Materials Designed to Simplify Digital Workflow

  In every CAD/CAM restoration, the nature of technology is two-fold. On one hand, there’s the technology of computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing. On the other hand, there’s the technology of the restorative products being used. Both technologies are tangible and highly important to successful clinical outcomes. It makes sense...

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