Today Yankee Dental Congress Boston Jan. 31

scrapbook6 Yankee Dental Congress — January 31, 2015 Ad By LM-Dental Staff n The clinical challenge: Instru- ments (tips) intended and used for implant maintenance are too bulky, especially in cases when patients have healthy, tight tissue around the implants. Proposed solution: ErgoMix Mini ImplantInstrumentsfromLM-Dental. Reasoning supporting the solution: According to LM-Dental, dental prac- titioners were frustrated with the tip sizes of implant hand instruments. In response, LM, a market-leading instrument manufacturer in Europe, designed a series of titanium implant instruments with mini-sized tips. These LM ErgoMix implant instru- ments are made of softer-than- standard titanium alloy that is gentle on implants yet effective for calculus removal. ErgoMix implant instru- ments also feature replaceable tips and large-diameter (12 mm), silicone- surfaced handles. The ErgoMix replaceable tip mech- anism is engineered so no tools are needed to change the tips. The series includes four instrument patterns: Mini Gracey 1/2 — anterior (gray); Mini Gracey 11/12 — mesial (orange); Mini Gracey 13/14 — distal (blue); and Mini Universal — universal, all surfaces (red). They are available as a kit, containing one of each instru- ment and a cassette, or they may be purchased individually. Mini-sized tips can improve implant maintenance Here at Yankee TocheckouttheErgoMixMiniImplant Instruments, stop by the LM-Dental booth, No. 1631. 5 Katie Evenson, left, and Chrissy Audette of Orascoptic (booth No. 2203). 5 Sam Nakle, left, and Morgan Kerrissey of Garfield Refining Co. (booth No. 2006). The company has received numerous awards. 5 Thomas Comerota of Dental Stores, left, and Peter Cargill of DentReps at booth No. 1738.

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