 |  PRODUCT FAMILY VALO Cordless 4.2 Click here to become a DPS evaluator today! VALO Cordless, which offers the same curing capabilities of the original Ultradent VALO LED curing light, provides users with the ease of movement with the cordless wand. Weighing just 2 ounces more than the original VALO and with identical programming and power output, VALO Cordless operates on 2 lithium ion phosphate batteries that deliver consistently high-energy power. The light’s batteries are inexpensive, rechargable, and easily available. PRODUCT RESOURCES Ultradent Products, Inc VALO Cordless LED Curing Light The ergonomic VALO Cordless features 3 curing modes for maximum versatility. An evaluator with 9 years of experience in dentistry said, " VALO Cordless is a good product. I would recommend it to others." Eight dentists who participated in this Dental Product Shopper evaluation said they would recommend Ultradent’s VALO Cordless LED curing light to colleagues. VALO Cordless features ultra-high energy broadband LEDs that cure all dental materials. It... Key Opinion LeadersVALO Cordless LED Curing Light—Critical Step to Restoration SuccessRecently, I’ve been intrigued by attitudes toward light curing. I often think of GEICO’s old tagline, “So easy, a cave man can do it.” For me, the advances in adhesion and light curing have revolutionized adhesive resin restorative dentistry, providing quick techniques for long-lasting restorations. But, don’t take your curing light for granted. As Indiana Jones was told when he asked which cup was the Holy Grail, “Choose wisely.” What’s Available LED, quartz halogen, and plasma arc (PAC) lights all work well, as long as the practitioner understands that resin and adhesives light cure because... Read MoreBlogsCream of the Crop: Gemini 810 + 980 Diode Laser, a DPS Best ProductTo buy or not to buy – that is the question that most dentists contemplate when considering... Read MoreThis Disposable Prophy Angle Can Help Reduce Infection RiskThe COVID-19 crisis has put dentists, hygienists, and patients at risk, and prompted national guidelines for postponing... Read MoreCoronavirus Concerns: Implementing TeledentistryThe unprecedented global corona-halt is bearing down on all avenues of commerce and forcing industries to leverage... Read MoreADDITIONAL RESOURCESArticleRead All(3)Press ReleaseRead All(1)InstructionsRead All(1)Marketing MaterialsRead All(5)Customer Reviews batteries I have had problems with the batteries. dale selzer,d.d.s. ,07/22/2013 Comment Was this review helpful?
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 best light I have ever used/ This light has been a god sent to the practice. Accesses anywhere and cures quickly but thoroughly. Love it. ross Simonds ,02/26/2014 Was this review helpful?
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Valo light is outstanding In the last 35 years I have used a lot of curing lights this is the best yet. It is rugged. We have broken other tips. It is so easy to use. You can set different times and intensities on it and every cycle is fast, better than our plasma arc light and a lot lighter. I have completed several trial cures and even the darkest shades are cured 2mm in 4 seconds on the second highest intensity. We use 8 seconds cure routinely. We usually use Kerr's Sonicfill. It cures to 4mm every time. I haven't tried a larger sample. The shape is perfect. It cures everywhere even in small mouths. The only difficulty with access I have had is a straight distal without a proximal box on a second bicuspid where the first molar is missing and the space is closed. Curing from the facial and then the lingual worked well. We have a VAlo with a cord.While it does everything, this is so much nicer for mobility and avoiding the hassle of the cord. We routinely use the covers that are made to go over it but if you didn't the lens is replaceable if you gert material on it. The only negative comment I would make is that Ultradent needs to have a charge indicator on the light. We have had the batteries go out in the middle of a procedure. It is not fun to run for the other light when you have just cured the bond. Albert Clark ,07/30/2013 Was this review helpful?
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Valo Cordless When we shopped at the convention, the Valo seemed to be the best. In real life, it is heavy and awkward to hold in the pencil grip. The neck is short-third and second molars are hard to reach coming in anteriorly, so we have to go in from the buccal. The activation button is hard to push in the pencil grip so my assistant uses her other hand to push. We do like the cordless feature, the long battery life, and the multiple timing choices. Deborah A. Shiba DDS ,07/22/2013 Was this review helpful?
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