Milling Units

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 08/28/2018

  CAD/CAM Milling: What’s in Your Lab?

  Even if you’re regularly milling restorations in your practice, you’re probably still sending some stuff to your lab. And, since you’re a CAD/CAM believer, most likely your lab is, too. So, what kind of milling unit is your lab using? In other words, does it have the type of mill that will accommodate your preferred materials? Does it have a wet...

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 05/02/2016

  Game Changers in the World of Dentistry

  Recognized for their “game changing” products, 5 manufacturers have earned one of the prestigious 2016 Edison Awards for a dental product. And the dental winners are… In the MEDICAL/DENTAL – Dental Care category: GOLD award - Convergent Dental’s Solea laser, a DPS Best Product with the 2nd highest score ever (4.9). Read what our evaluators had...

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 10/23/2015

  Henry Schein Commits $1.25 Million to New Digital Dentistry Curriculum with CAD/CAM Training

  Henry Schein recently pledged $1.25 million to fund a groundbreaking new digital dental school curriculum that teaches computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology. Schein will partner with the American College of Prosthodontists Education Foundation (ACPEF) to fund a digital dentistry curriculum initiative that will be offered...

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 09/14/2015

  Will It Be Z Next Generation of Zirconia Restorations?

  What will be “Z Next” generation of zirconia restorations? Keller Laboratories thinks it will be their Znext Anterior Zirconia Crowns, which combine the natural translucent esthetics required for anterior placement with the strength and durability of monolithic zirconia. Znext is a full contoured zirconia crown or bridge with no porcelain...

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  • Dental Product Shopper
  • 09/14/2020

  Debunking Single-Patient-Use Fallacies

  Single-use dental products have skyrocketed in demand after COVID-19 and the amplification of infection control protocols—and yet there are still some dentists who are skeptical about the quality and effectiveness of disposable instruments like burs and polishers. Dr. Sancerie O’Rourke-Allen admits she was initially hesitant to give single-use...

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 09/22/2020

  Without Power Scalers, Hygienists Rely on PDT’s First Line Kits

  Fine scalers and curettes normally used after power scaling are not necessarily going to cut it (pun intended). Hand instruments must be sturdy enough to tackle heavy debridement, and clinicians need a variety of instruments for different scenarios, which is exactly why Paradise Dental Technologies (PDT) developed their First Line Kits

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