First Look
Inside Dental Technology delivers updates on digital workflows, materials, lab techniques, and innovation in dental technology through expert articles and videos.
October 1, 2017
Volume 8, Issue 10, October 2017
Page(s): p. 60
Matrix Form 70 from anaxdent North America is a 70-shore hardness, putty-to-putty silicone with minimal fillers. The low filler content creates a smoother surface that separates cleanly from all waxes and resins, plus matrices have extended dimensional stability (1 to 2 years) with no warping or cracking.
anaxdentusa.com/putty-silicones
877-897-6598
The DS-EX Scanner is open-source and provides outstanding accuracy, versatility, and cost for a tabletop unit. Enhanced data communication capabilities allow simultaneous scanning and processing on separate computers. The modular structure of the DS-EX allows easy upgrades and access to its platform. The DS-EX Scanner uses structured light in conjunction with high-resolution cameras. An open platform with multiple stages, the DS-EX provides enhanced capabilities for scanning stone models, triple tray impressions, and even articulated models.
aurident.com
800-422-7373
Strength meets esthetics in NobelProcera’s new multilayered zirconia. With no need for sintering or veneering, less labor is needed to finalize the restoration. Excellent occlusal details and surface finish mean the technician need only apply subtle staining before polishing and glazing. The high translucency also enhances esthetics by allowing the material to blend in naturally with neighboring teeth, making NobelProcera multilayered zirconia restorations suitable even for anterior cases.
nobelbiocare.com/fcz
714-282-4800
