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Implants are high-precision medical de-vices that require con-stant quality controlsduring the manufac-turing process. Devel-oped to provide im-plant manufacturersand other industrieswith a reliable tool toprecisely measure mi-cromechanical com-ponents, the Italiancompany Vici Visionis offering a opticalmeasuring machinethat allows operatorsto use their CNC to an optimum by taking dimensionalmeasurements like diameter, lengthand angle onsite, right next to theCNC lathe.

With the MTL X5, external di -mensional controls can be carried in a single cycle that only lasts a few seconds, according to the Italiancompany. The system, which worksas an enlarger, is easy to use for any operator and allows to pass from one batch to another with one mouseclick. Machine parameters can be setwith MTL X5 beforevalues are out of tol -erance to prevent dis-carded items. Further-more, all data can becollected for statisti-cal controls as well asfor producing controlcertificates that arerequired to have forquality assurance indifferent markets.

With the MTL X5the quality of dentalimplants can be signif-icantly improved andmachine downtimesreduced, which arekey advantages in

the current challenging market en -vironment. During IDS, the machinewill be on display at Vici’s booth inhall 2.2.

The company, based in Santar-cangelo di Romagna near Rimini,Italy, has been manufacturing visionsystems and industrial automationsolutions since the late 1970s.

VICI VISION, ITALY

www.vici.it

Hall 2.2 Booth C011

JUVORA, a dental innovationscompany, has announced that thegeneration of denture material will be on display at this year’s IDS.

Their JUVORA Dental Disc is the firstapproved high performance polymer device that allows the CAD/CAM of a removable denture framework froma non-metal.

Intended for use in telescope at-tachments, precision attachmentsand implant supported superstruc-

tures, the JUVORA Dental Disc usesonly the purest biomaterial sourcedfrom the market leading provider ofPEEK-OPTIMA biomaterials, Invibio®

Biomaterial Solutions (which hasmore than a decade of experience andproven success in over 4 million im-planted devices globally).

By utilizing a high performancepolymer, the JUVORA Dental Discprovides a number of distinct mate-rial benefits. First of all due to its

metal free properties patients are freefrom allergy, thermal and electricalconductivity. Additionally due to theabsence of metal the patient’s taste remains unaffected.

The material also offers an elasticmodulus similar to bone and a highstrength to weight ratio for increasedflexibility in both denture design andmanufacture. Other benefits includea high resistance to wear, abrasionand corrosion and X-ray transparency(which allows clinical diagnostics andtreatment to be made through thedenture without the need for screwfix denture removal or replacement).

“The JUVORA Dental Disc offerssignificant benefits for patients asboth the design and material proper-ties of the device enable the manu -facture of precise, lightweight andcomfortable non-metal removabledentures,” said Marcus Jarman-Smith, JUVORA Technology Leader.

Compared to traditional metalcasting methods, which are labour intensive with lengthy production

times, the JUVORA Dental Disc isspecifically designed to take ad -vantage of CAD/CAM manufacturingand design of removable dentures. By allowing removable dentures to be manufactured utilising digital processes, the JUVORA Dental Disc provides dental labs with a faster pro-duction route, reduced labour re-quirements, improved denture accu-racy and reproducibility. Patients,therefore will receive a removabledenture that is more comfortable because it has been precisely cus-tomised and accurately manufac-tured.

“For the first time, JUVORA has allowed high performance polymersto enter the automated route,” said Joerg Schlegel, JUVORA Sales Leader.

“We understand the changingneeds of the dental industry and it isthrough the use of the JUVORA Den-tal Disc that dental labs and dentistscan take advantage of greater designfreedom, flexibility and accuracy,” headded.

JUVORA, UNITED KINGDOM

www.juvoradental.com

Hall 4.1 Booth D018

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OPTICAL MEASURING MACHINES BY VICI VISION

TO IMPROVE DENTAL IMPLANT PRODUCTION

JUVORA LAUNCHES NEXT GENERATION OF DENTURE MATERIAL AT IDS

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A reliable partner for dental laboratories and users of productsmaking use of the latest CAD/CAMsystems, the Italian company Las-cod is going to bring a number ofnew products and dental materialsto this year’s International DentalShow. Among them will be Oklurest,a 90 Shore A-silicone for the purposeof orthodontic bite registration. Ac-cording to the company, the mate-rial has a tixotropic, imperceptibleconsistency for patients with regu-lar occlusion and remains dimen-sionally stable even during disin -fection.

The 70 Shore laboratory A-sili-cone Xilgum can be used for a fastand detailed reproductions of gummorphology in order to survey cer-vical limits in prosthesis manufac-turing with details definition of 20 μ.Also available to IDS visitors will be the Ergamix A+B laboratory A-silicone with details definition of

40 μ, which comes in the coloursbrown (for 70 Shore hardness) andblue (for 90 Shore hardness).

Specifically developed for mas-ter models, extractable strumps for permanent or temporary pros-thesis as well as implants, the type 4extrahard die stone Singletypo 4Light Grey is said to improve chro-matic contrast with materials usedin the manufacturing of prosthesislike waxes, acrylics or aesthetic materials through its new coloursoft grey

Originally a manufacturer ofdental cements, Lascod manufac-tures and distributes a wide range ofdental materials and instrumentsfor use in different fields of den-tistry.

LASCOD, ITALY

www.lascod.it

Hall 10.1 Booth D068

A sophisticated novel device forthe detection of oral pathologies in-cluding oral cancer will be on displayfrom DentalEZ at the upcoming IDS in Cologne. According to the US dentalgroup, the Identafi is able to detect bio-chemical and morphological changesin the cells of the mouth, throat,tongue, and tonsils. The small cordlesshandheld device uses a three-wave-length optical illumination and visu -alization system that allows dental professionals to identify oral mucosal abnormalities not visible to the nakedeye, they said.

DentalEZacquired the Identafi technology frombiomedical and bio-optics technolo-gies provider Trimira in early 2011.Along with the device, the company isoffering a number of continuing edu-cation courses, educational seminars,and online resources geared toward

educating dental professionalson the specific use of the Identifaand oral cancer in general.

“We are extremely pleasedto provide dental professionalswith a device that can helpthem detect abnormal pathol -

ogies, includ-ing

oralcancer in itsearly stages, andpossibly save lives,”remarked Randy Arner,Vice President of Marketing for Den-talEZ Group. “Because the signs andsymptoms of oral cancer are oftenmissed by the naked eye, Identafi tech-nology enables dental professionalson the front line of oral cancer detec-

tion do just that—identify changes inthe mouth that may be a sign of some-thing more serious.”

“This effective and affordable de-vice aids in the early detection of oralcancer, which has reached epidemiclevels, due in part to the lack of effec-tive, broad-based early detection pro-grammes,” remarked Gordon Hagler,President and COO. “In addition to our

full line of dental equipment,handpieces, utility roomequipment, and dentallab products, our newestoffering enables us toproudly proclaim theevolution toward a more

clinical product mix fromDentalEZ.”

Comprising six product brands,the group manufactures a wide rangeof dental equipment including handpieces, dental chairs, vacuum systemsand dental simulation models.

DENTALEZ, USA

www.dentalez.com

Hall 4.2 Booth L079

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Sopro, a division of the FrenchActeon Group, is presenting its latestdevelopment in the field of intra-oral imaging exclusively to visitorsof this year’s International DentalShow. Officially available since June 2012, the new SOPROCAREcamera is supposed to complete thecompany’s market-proven range of SOPRO imaging devices that includeinternationally recognised productssuch as SOPRO 617, SOPRO 717 firstand SOPROLIFE.

According to the company, thenew camera uses light induced auto-fluorescence for improved assess-ment of a patient’s oral health and for the early recognition of dental diseases like periodontitis. In PERIOmode, one of three modes, the device

is able to highlight gingival inflam-mation as well as old and new dentalplague. In addition, enamo-dentinalcaries from stage 1 (ICDAS II) can bedetected (CARIO mode) as well as thestability of micro lesions and theirprogression monitored (DAYLIGHTmode).

Acteon said that the new device is minimal-invasive compared to con-ventional methods of diagnosis andenhances communication throughthe fact that results of the clinical assessment can immediately dem -onstrated to and discussed with the patient.

ACTEON GROUP, FRANCE

www.soprocare.com

Hall 10.2 Booth M060

IDS SEES NEW INTRAORAL CAMERA FROM ACTEON

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Ease of use and specificfunctions are the ingredientsthat make CIMsystem’s SUM3DDental a high productivityCAM application for the dentalfield. Dental labs, who are look-ing for the best technological solutions to improve efficien-cy and quality of productionprocess, can take advantage of the huge CAM experience ofCIMsystem to guarantee theproduction of precise items, in line with the end user’s-den-tists- best expectations.

The first step of the processinvolves the acquisition of thegeometries: whether it is a den-tal, intraoral or implant impres-sion, the file is imported intoSUM3D Dental which can ac-quire the geometry defined by.stl standard, as well as thosecoming from other formats, obtained from 3-D scanning orprocessed by a dental CAD. Thisflexibility allows to work with variousclients without being tied to specificformat standards. The definition of thebest CAM work cycle is fully guided bySUM3D Dental, which recognizes auto-matically the item and, depending onthe type and shape of the component tobe implemented, predisposes the ma-chining, by nesting the pieces on theblank to work accordingly to the pathspecifications and parameters chosenby the operator.

The accuracy of the machining isentrusted to the potential of the millingcentre and to the support of softwarefunctions that, according to the type ofmaterial and the required characteris-tics of finish, make it possible to auto-matically identify the machining type

and parameters. Thanks to the func-tionality of SUM3D Dental, it is possibleto automate and simplify the opera-tions even when working with high resistance materials. Whether it is tita-nium, cobalt-chrome, zirconia or li thi -um disilicate, it is possible to easily define the most suitable parameters foreach CAM machining, taking into ac-count the physical behaviour and with-drawal due to the material, thus ensur-ing a high degree of precision and sur-face quality finish of the final product.

The automations offered by the sys-tem facilitate the setting up of machin-ing without the need of specific opera-tor’s experience, even if the flexibilityof the software allows a skilled user toimplement personalized choices based

on the criteria established by experience or by particular cir-cumstances.

The operational simplicitymeets the needs of an indus-try which is unused to a com-plex computer technology: withSUM3D Dental the operator cansplit the work and benefit fromthe strategies suggested fromtime to time by the software. It is also possible to store, in spe-cial libraries, custom procedurestogether with machine tools and machining parameters’ cus-tomizations.

The dental world is charac -terized by procedures that aretreated subjectively and the au-tomation of SUM3D Dental meetsthe need to standardize these procedures with respect to thespecificities of manufacturing,with the possibility for the opera-tors to use their experience to in-

tervene in a personalized way and withmaximum flexibility when needed. Theimmediacy of the software and its easeof use allow the operator to reduce thelearning curve and quickly achieve thehighest levels of productivity.

CIMsystem’s technical assistanceprovides a working relationship thatnot only solves current issues but alsonourishes, through requests and sug-gestions, the continuous innovationthat makes SUM3D Dental constantlyupdated with respect to the machines’technological evolution and the marketneeds.

CIMSYSTEM, ITALY

www.cimsystem.com

Hall 3.2 Booth G069

Recently conducted surveys inthe US and the UK suggest that an increasing number of people are considering to have their teeth whit-ened by a dentist. With its evolution 3 system, the UK company Enlightenclaims to offer the only teeth whiten-ing system to guarantee VITA shadeB1 irrespective of the starting shade.

Available both as Home and Of-fice kit, the gel has the lowest concen-tration on the market and fully com-plies with the new EU legislation (6 % Hydrogen Peroxide), accordingto the company. Enlighten also saysthat with its system, no lights, gingi-val protection or dehydration whiten -ing is required.

The system comprises impres-sion materials, as well as home andoffice whitening gels, desensitisers,tooth serum whitening toothpasteand locked seal lab for three patients.

Every kit also comes with a free toothserum paste. For the purpose of prac-tice branding, a number of materialsfor evolution marketing are availableupon request.

Among other publications, thesystem has been featured by theDaily Mail, OK, Glamour and Heatmagazine. The company, which isbased in London, is now also lookingfor prospects to distribute the sys-tem internationally. Applicants areinvited to visit their booth in hall 11.3during IDS, Enlighten said.

Besides its line of whitening so -lutions, the London company alsomanufactures advanced oral careproducts including toothpaste anddesensitisers.

ENLIGHTEN SMILES, UK

www.enlightensmiles.com

Hall 11.3 Booth B080

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DENTAL CAM SOFTWARE ON DISPLAY BY CIMSYSTEM

In recent year, the Swiss dentalmanufacturer Vanetti has increas-ingly expanded its reach into inter-national dental markets. Originallysold primarily in Switzerland andItaly, its Dia Tessin branded surgicalinstruments are now available todentists and dental surgeons in al-most 50 markets in Europe, North-and South America, the Middle Eastand Asia.

Vanetti promotes its products ac-tively through its participation at in-ternational trade fairs, such as the up-coming International Dental Show inCologne, as well as through other mar-keting efforts. Based in Gordevio inthe heart of the Maggia Valley, thecompany has been run by members of the Vanetti family since the late1960s. In the mid 1990s, the companywas transformed into a limited com-pany by the current CEO and son ofthe company founder Pablo Vanetti.

According to the company, its suc-cess is based not only on the produc-tion and distribution of high–qual-ity products but also on short de -livery times and excellent customerservices.

In order to achieve this, the com-pany said to have pushed automati-sation and rationalisation of its man-ufacturing processes to a maximumdespite its small staff of eight in thecompany’s headquarter, who makesure that products do not only havethe quality that customers demandbut also offer competitive prices.

More information about the com-pany and its products are availableon its website as well as its booth inhall 3.2 at IDS.

VANETTI SA, ITALY

www.vanetti.ch

Hall 3.2 Booth D081

SWISS DENTAL DIAMONDS BY VANETTI SA

ENLIGHTEN TO (R)EVOLUTIONISE TEETH WHITENING

5 Automatic detection of holes and their angles.

5 Milling of undercuts with a lollipop tool on 3 and 4 axis machines.

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Recent studies havedemonstrated that it is possible to success-fully rehabilitate theedentulous atrophicmaxilla with a fixed,definitive restorationsupported by an intra-orally welded tita-nium framework thatis attached to axialand tilted implants onthe same of implantsurgery. The rela-tively new concept is based on fusion,also called “Syn-crys-tallization”, a processcharacterised by theunion of two metallicsurfaces through thesharing of atoms form-ing a crystal lattice inthe welding spot.

According to Inter-national Implant Com-pany, the Verona company behindthe concept, this rigid fixation reduces the mechanical stress ex-erted on each implant and preventsthe risk of micromovements in re -lation to surrounding bone whichhas a significant impact on the peri-implant tissue response during im-mediate implant loading.

Owing to this immobility of theimplant, treatment time for imme -diate temporisation at stage one surgery and costs can be reducedwhile resistance and durability ofthe prosthetic frame work can be improved, the company said.

The fusion is achieved throughthe use of the I.O.W. device which

applies mechanical pressure and an electrical current simultaneousup to the core fusion. Visual andacoustic signals are indicating whenthe welding process is performedand concluded.

The device offers a user-friendlyLCD-TFT touchscreen display andcustomisable settings for the weld-ing power. The fusion clamp is auto-clavable.

INTERNATIONAL IMPLANT COMPANY, ITALY

A.B. DENTAL DEVICES LTD. www.intraoralwelding.com

Hall 4.1 Booth C090

An event as large asthe IDS gives exhibitorsthe opportunity to pres-ent their latest innova-tions. It also brings alarge number of manu-facturers and users to-gether for a few dayswhich makes it an idealforum not only for ex-changing useful tipswith others but also dis-cussing burning issuessuch as counterfeiting indental manufacturing.

One of the topics Sulzer Mixpacwill be addressing at its booth in hall3.2 is the hazards copies of originalproducts can pose to unknowingusers. On top of the financial damagethat copying and product piracy cancause, it can also be potentially dan-gerous to both purchasers of forgeddental products and patients, theSwiss manufacturer of multi-compo-nent systems for mixing, meteringand dispensing said. Sulzer addedthat in the same way that bank-notes need to be clearly marked, it is

vital to have a clear indication whichproducts are originals.

Sulzer’s Mixpac mixing tips aretwo-component static mixing solu-tions for dental applications havingcharacteristic shapes and colourswhich are brands of Sulzer. They areexclusively produced in the com-pany’s automated factory in Haag,Switzerland, and can be identified bythe Mixpac label stamped at the topbevelled edge of the tip. According tothe company, the mixing tips are still

copied in such a convincingway that makes it impossible toclearly identify originals solelyon the basis of the shape or thecolour of the mixing tips. There-fore, it is important to knowhow to distinguish the origi-nals from the copies, it stated.

Just recently, Sulzer filed a lawsuit in the US DistrictCourt for the Southern Districtof New York against dental ma-terials manufacturer SpidentUSA and its Korean supplier,as well as International Safety

Products DBA iDental in the US forhaving violated its trademark andpatent rights at the 2012 Greater NewYork Dental Meeting.

Sulzer Mixpac is attending the In-ternational Dental Show for the firsttime this year. Visitors are invited tovisit its booth in hall 3.2 and pick upa free Sulzer Mixpac stress ball.

SULZER MIXPAC, SWITZERLANDwww.sulzer.com

Hall 3.2, Booth G068

The fastest way to measure dental implants directly in the shop-floor.

Geometric measurements:- Symmetries- Parallelisms- Perpendicularities

Nut measurements:- Keys- Asymmetries- Angular timing between faces

Shape and rotation measure-ments:- Rotation diameters- Angular timing between cams, holes and keys- Circularity- Coaxiality- Run-out- Cylindricity

Static measurements:- Diameters- Lengths- Angles- Radius- Distances and angles between points and straight lines- Average sphere diameter

Thread measurements:- Diameter: nominal, minor, pitch- Crest angles- Pitch - Roller quota- Thread length

www.vici.it

MTL X5 can measure:

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Hall 02.2Booth C011

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INTRA-ORAL WELDING TO IMPROVE IMPLANT SURGERY OUTCOMES

Since HurriCaine was introducedinto the medical and dental marketsover 40 years ago, dentists and med-ical professionals around the worldhave built better practices by easingtheir patients’ pain, according to themanufacturer Beutlich Pharmaceu-ticals. The company also states thatits topical anaesthetic containing20% Benzocaine was the first of itskind, and remains the highest qual-ity choice in the dental and medicalmarketplaces.

Beutlich’s latest addition to its top product line is HurriCaine ONE, a non-aerosol unit dose topical anaes-thetic spray that is said to virtuallyeliminate adverse events resultingfrom preventable medication errors.

The company now offers addi-tional premium products that are

supposed to address challengesin oral and medical health care, suchas the HurriSeal dentin desensitizer,HurriView and HurriView II plaquedisclosing Snap-n-Go Swabs, BeutlichpH paper, HurriPAK periodontalanaesthetic starter kit, as well asCEO-TWO laxative suppositories andPeridin-C vitamin supplements.

Beutlich Pharmaceuticals haslaunched a high number of effectivedental and medical products for pain management and preventativecare since 1954. The products of thefamily-owned business are distrib-uted in North American markets andaround the globe. They will be also on display at this year’s InternationalDental Show in Cologne.

BEUTLICH, USAwww.beutlich.com

Hall 4.2 Booth L076

US COMPANY BEUTLICH PITCHES AT IDS

SULZER MIXPAC TO ATTEND AT IDS FOR THE FIRST TIME

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