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ProBrite Fiber Optic

ProBrite Fiber Optic

Dntlworks Equipment Corporation

Portable dental operatory light.
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ProBrite Halogen

ProBrite Halogen

Dntlworks Equipment Corporation

The ProBrite Halogen Lights strong, flexible arm remains stationary where required. It gives bright, even illumination with an...
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Dine LED Light Panel

Dine LED Light Panel

DINE, LESTER A., INC.

Lester A. Dine introduces the Dine LED Light Panel, designed to eliminate shadows in portrait and profile photography. The high intensity...
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FlexArm Plus Lamp And Accessory

FlexArm Plus Lamp And Accessory

OttLite Technology

• More light for larger areas • Rotates 360° at base, 2 flex-joints • Easily converts from clamp-on to desktop use • OttLite TrueColor...
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Adjustable Arm Magnifying Lamp

Adjustable Arm Magnifying Lamp

Handler Dental Equipment

The Adjustable Arm Magnifying Lamp fro Handler can be placed on a tabletop for magnifying power with fluorescent light.
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Bryte-Syte Oralume

Bryte-Syte Oralume

Palmero Healthcare

Palmero Health Care's Bryte-Syte Oralume, a disposable LED lighted mirror and transillumination system, uses high-intensity, heat-free...
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Track Light Monitor

Track Light Monitor

Midmark Corporation

The Track Light Monitor from Midmark is designed to bring you the best in dental lighting with unparalleled monitor positioning,...
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Lamp 13W Easel

Lamp 13W Easel

OttLite Technology

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Lamp 18W Floor

Lamp 18W Floor

OttLite Technology

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T-Bar Barrier Latex Handle Covers 250/Pkg

T-Bar Barrier Latex Handle Covers 250/Pkg

Steri-Shield

T-Bar Barrier is an easy-to-use elastic barrier; one size fits virtually all T-Bar dental lamp handles in use today. Made of a...
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Discovery Headlight

Discovery Headlight

Orascoptic

The Discovery features up to 17 hours of battery life on low while employing constant-current technology to ensure light output does not...
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Twin-Tube Three-Tube Fluorescents

Twin-Tube Three-Tube Fluorescents

Dazor Manufacturing Corp

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  • Marie

    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

    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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  • Steven Klett

    EXACTA Guarantee: Customer-Focused Plan for Dental Products

    When you’re buying dental products, there’s always a chance that something will go wrong with an order or that you’ll end up not completely satisfied with the product. And with many products and manufacturers, you’re often stuck with buyer’s remorse, as you might not be able to easily obtain a refund. This can be extremely frustrating,...

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  • Michael Howard

    Alleviate the Burden of Bur Management

    Modern dental offices are equipped with an array of burs suited for any number of procedures. These tools come in many different sizes, shapes and grits and must be reprocessed between each procedure—sterilized, organized and stored before they can be used again. While the expense of purchasing these tools can certainly add up, managing them...

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  • Michael Howard

    Formulating a Better Composite

    In the years since their introduction, resin-based composites have replaced dental amalgam as the most placed restorative material in developed countries. This marked rise in popularity can be attributed to the attractive, tooth-like esthetics that composites offer coupled with increased concerns for mercury content in amalgam. Historically,...

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  • Julie Cullen

    Infection Control: Patient Safety and More

    Infection control, most obviously (and importantly), is about patient and staff safety. You use dozens of products and tools in your office every day to protect patients from harm and ensure your team members go home every night happy and healthy. You want those products to do everything from provide a shield against radiation to sterilize...

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