Regal GO from Zest Dental is a brush that is specifically designed to boost oral hygiene combining with a formulated cleaning gel, according to a press release from Zest Dental. This new system was created with the LOCATOR FIXED® full-arch solution from Zest Dental in mind but is suitable for other implant systems as well as orthodontic appliances and natural teeth. Through its fine-bristled, pen applicator, Regal GO allows patients to reach all areas of the mouth to thoroughly clean, freshen, and meet their oral hygiene needs. This sleek-designed applicator also makes it easier to apply the cleaning gel under fixed prosthetics, around implants, and generally work around brackets and wires. Patients can directly subscribe to get their Regal GO offerings, which come in a regular size and a suitable for travel Regal GO mini size.
Pac-Dent has announced its ProPaste One, a disposable ring that clinicians can wear during prophy. The prophy paste, which is anti-splatter, is attached to the ring, allowing clinicians to “wear” it while they work. It’s disposable, which eliminates the need to autoclave after every procedure, as they can simply throw it away when done. ProPaste contains the right amount of desensitizing paste that is said to provide both remineralization and polish through its variety of flavors and grit sizes. This ergonomic ring is designed to be non-slip, allowing for comfort and security during hygiene visits. Per Pac-Dent, this prophy ring may be a great fit for dental professionals on-the-go as they provide mobile care for patients. The anti-splatter paste is formulated with 1.23% fluoride ion and TCP for polish, per a press release from Pac-Dent.
The EzAim X-Ray Positioning System is designed to secure digital sensors to holders without adding anything large and clunky to the operatory. As a self-adhesive sensor holder, EzAim is said to be compatible with all sensor types. It works with aiming rings and positioning arms and is also helpfully color-coded for the dental professional’s ease-of-use. Per Pac-Dent, tabs can be managed with hemostats and the system is available with a positioning arm and aiming rings that match.
Pac-Dent has announced the iMatrix Disposable matrix band. True to its name, this disposable matrix and trainer system is a single-use system made specifically for composite and amalgam restorations. Not only does it tout a compact structure for convenience, but it also is said to have a 180° moving head for easy adjustments. The matrix band, which comes in either a ‘V’ shape or pre-contoured shape, is constructed to ensure a tight seal, according to the press release from Pac-Dent. It’s made from cure-through materials, enabling clinicians to get the best cure for their restorative work.
Henry Schein’s longstanding, glove-producing brand CRITERION has now expanded into a new arena of personal protective equipment (PPE). Per a press release from Henry Schein, CRITERION will now be manufacturing and providing PPE such as eyewear, face masks, and more. As such, CRITERION will now be the go-to brand for all of Henry Schein’s PPE, including masks, jackets, lab coats, and other PPE from their various product lines.CRITERION aims to be cost-effective without sacrificing the quality that dental professionals need for everyday use. New packaging will better clarify sizing and color. Products now slated under the expanded CRITERION brand include Maxima™ masks and Maxi-Gard™ garments.
Designed to work with the A-dec+ software platform, the A-dec 500 Pro delivery system features a 7-inch touchscreen control panel with a reportedly intuitive workflow and the ability to be upgraded to accommodate new technologies and equipment. The display includes diagnostic information and system analytics are tracked and can be monitored remotely using the A-dec+ app.
A compact delivery system with modular design features, the A-dec 300 Pro is a versatile delivery system that can be fit almost any operatory and preferred practice style. The system is controlled by the CP5i which indicates important information via visual and audio cues. The system can be upgraded to connect with the A-dec+ software platform with the optional A-dec+ Gateway module.
A single-shade, self-cure composite said to be well suited for Class I, II, III, and V restorations, Stela is designed for efficient, reliable placement. The composite works in conjunction with Stela Primer which provides the catalyst to initiate polymerization, allowing the material to cure starting with the restoration interface, rather than the exterior surface. This is said to help prevent marginal gaps, eliminate postoperative sensitivity, and reduce restoration failure. Available in a single shade in either syringe or capsule delivery, the material can reportedly be placed in as little as 15 seconds. Its two-step workflow is said to eliminate the need for the traditional etch, prime, bond, and light cure composite workflow.
Described as highly ergonomic and weighing just 190g without the cable, the IS 3800 wired scanner is one of the lightest intraoral scanners available. It complements the company’s IS 3800W wireless scanner, which weighs only 240g and is considered the lightest wireless intraoral scanner in the industry. Thanks to its compact and ergonomic design, the IS 3800 offers clinicians optimal ergonomics and a high-speed scanning experience. The scanner is powered by IS ScanFlow software, which redefines and simplifies how you scan, diagnose and communicate with your patients.With control of functionality right on the hand piece, including scanning modes, users spend less time switching back and forth between the screen and their patient. With its USB Type-C connection, the IS 3800 derives its power directly from the computer without the need for additional power cables.
