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Product Highlights Asiga Repeatable precision Asiga MAX UV offers consistency, accuracy, fast print speed and repeatability From removable die models, custom impression trays and surgical drill guides to splints, partial frameworks, crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays and even gingiva – a range of dental appliances can be fabricated on 3D printers from Sydney-based affordable desktop stereolithography leader, Asiga. As best-in-class for digital dentistry, Asiga 3D printers offer the highest accuracy of any commercial 3D printer. 3D scans of full-arch dental models printed in Asiga’s photopolymer resin DentaMODEL demonstrate over 93% of data points are within 50 microns of the original CAD file with a standard deviation of 31 microns. Dentists and technicians can also use resins from almost any vendor as Asiga has a completely open material system. To ensure every layer is formed accurately, positioning encoders in Asiga’s Smart Positioning System read the exact position of the build platform. Its end-user features, such as single point calibration in under 60 seconds and material change-over in less than 30 seconds, make 3D printing intuitive and simple. A streamlined integration into a digital workflow, remote access and touch screen display offer greater user convenience. Nobel Biocare’s head of Advanced Technologies, Alex Pilet, said, “After extensive internal testing of a variety of 3D printing systems, the Asiga MAX UV is clearly one of the best desktop 3D printers in terms of print quality and consistency for the tested dental indications.” ■ VOCO A temporary luting cement with stronger adhesion The low film thickness of Provicol QM Plus allows precise placement, while optimum flowability makes it an easy-to-use material Thanks to its enhanced strength, the new temporary luting cement Provicol QM Plus from German dental material manufacturer, VOCO, is ideal for application in clinical situations that require particularly high levels of adhesion. The cement is for the temporary luting of provisional and definitive restorations such as crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays. It can also be used for the temporary obturation of small, single-surface cavities. The use of calcium hydroxide promotes the formation of secondary dentine, while zinc oxide provides antibacterial properties. It is also eugenol-free. With its increased strength, self-curing Provicol QM Plus is ideal for use in clinical situations that require a particularly strong hold, for short or small tooth stumps, and where retention between the temporary restoration and the tooth stump is low. Clinicians can also use Provicol QM Plus together with Provicol QM for greater flexibility and security when dealing with all types of temporary luting. ■ 64 DENTAL ASIA MAY / JUNE <strong>2020</strong>
Busch Quick cutting of crowns For an economical cutting of veneer ceramic, a diamond instrument with coarse grit such as 34D, 36RD and 36RL is recommended Carbide crown cutters with diamond cut from dental bur manufacturer, Busch, supplemented an existing range for precious and non-precious metal alloys, ceramics, and zirconia. Now run by the third generation, Gert and Wolfgang Busch, the company uses advanced CAD technology in the production of instruments that help dentists and technicians efficiently and reliably, as well as be excellent masters at their tasks. Recommended for accurate work in intricate areas where accessibility is difficult with larger lab burs, the cutters are manufactured to high precision tolerances for consistent and even cuts, without chatter or drag. The new BUSCH carbide crown cutters with diamond are extremely durable, with remarkable cutting rates with crowns, bridges and models in gold, silver, chromium-cobalt, palladium and nickel-chromium alloys. They are available in short, medium-length, and long working parts in in cylindrical and conical shapes to meet the various needs of any dental practice. ■ MAY / JUNE <strong>2020</strong> DENTAL ASIA 65
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