Implant Tribune U.S. Edition

industry Implant Tribune U.S. Edition | September 2015B14 AD Many dental products are used only once, including mixing tips used to pre- pare cements, impression materials and temporary crown-and-bridge (C&B) mate- rial. Following application, the mixer and any material left inside is discarded. To helpdentistsworkmoreefficientlyandsus- tainably, Switzerland’s Sulzer Mixpac has enhanced its tried-and-tested mixers: The new T-MIXER™ is significantly shorter, so material can be mixed even more quickly. For example, the new blue model saves about 0.4 ml of material per C&B applica- tion compared with its predecessor. If a dentist performs an average of four C&B sessions per day, this adds up to 350 ml of savings every year, which is equivalent to seven 50 ml C&B cartridges. Assuming average costs of $100 per temporary C&B material cartridge, the new T-MIXER helps cut annual material costs by approxi- mately $700. A T-MIXER’s endorsement by The Dental Advisor1 affirms its clinical evaluation. This product enables dentists to not only improve the health and well-being of their patients, but also make their business more efficient, according to the company. Learn more about Sulzer’s T-MIXER prod- uct family from your specialty retailers andbyviewingashortfilmatbit.ly/T-Mixer. Reference 1) The Dental Advisor, published by Dental Consultants Inc., product evaluations. (Source: Sulzer Mixpac) Double your benefits with better mixing New T–MIXER tips are designed to reduce material waste, improve efficiency and lower costs. Photo/Provided by Sulzer Mixpac Since inception in the 1990s, narrow- diameter implants have evolved from be- ing used as transitional devices to a long- term solution for patients seeking less invasive and less time-consuming proce- dures. Dentatus ANEW is FDA-cleared for long-term use and backed by more than 10 years of clinical research. Today with proven reliable results, Dentatus ANEW implants are being used as the ideal option for single crowns with tight inter-proximal spaces,accordingtothecompany.Theycan be placed in spaces as narrow as 3.5 mm. With changes in the health care envi- ronment calling for more affordable treat- ment options, particularly for the geriatric patient, now can be an ideal time to incor- porate narrow-body implants into your ar- mamentarium. Dentatus ANEW is the only narrow-body A different narrow-diameter implant for different challenges implant with a screw-retained prosthetic system. It features various abutments for both immediate and long-term screw- retained single- or multi-unit prosthetics. The introduction of the Elypse abutment enables treatment for removable prosthe- sis with the DentureComfort technique. Manufactured of a one-piece Grade-5 titanium alloy, Dentatus ANEW is avail- able in 1.8, 2.2 and 2.4 mm narrow-body diameters. According to the company, the tapering implant design improves initial stability while the square platform prevents prosthetic rotation. The surface- treated thread promotes osseointegration, offering instant support. For more infor- mation call (800) 323-3136, or visit www. DentatusUSA.com. (Source: Dentatus) Dentatus ANEW is industry’s only narrow-body implant with a screw-retained prosthetic system

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