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lab tribuneDental tribune Middle East & Africa Edition | November-December 2015 1C IPS e.max® PRESS MULTI THE WORLD’S FIRST POLYCHROMATIC PRESS INGOT • Monolithic LS2 restorations showing a lifelike shade progression • Exceptional combination of strength, esthetics and efficiency • For crowns, veneers and hybrid abutment crowns • Coordinated with high-precision Programat press furnaces • Maximum cost effectiveness in the press technique all ceramic all you need www.ivoclarvivadent.com Ivoclar Vivadent AG Bendererstrasse 2 | 9494 Schaan | Liechtenstein Tel.: +423 235 35 35 | Fax: +423 235 33 60 LIFELIKE ESTHETICS – EFFICIENTLY PRESSED > Page 3C > Page 2C IPS e.max Smile Award 2016: In search of the world’s most esthetic dental cases by ivoclar Vivadent aG I PS e.max is the most popu- lar all-ceramic system in the world.* It has proven itself a million times over. A decade of clinical studies and more than 100 million restora- tions conirm the success and reliability of this system. Its manufacturer, Ivoclar Viva- dent, is now launching a world- wide contest to ind the most esthetic dental cases solved with the IPS e.max system. Users from all over the world are called upon to hand in their most impressive dental work. A panel of noted experts will Ivoclar Vivadent launches the IPS e.max Smile Award 2016 20 years later: ORTHOPHOS SL (here: 2D) provides top image quality thanks to the innovative Direct Conversion Sensor technology. evaluate the projects present- ed with regard to esthetics, complexity and harmony and select the winners. The top submissions will receive in- ternational recognition. The awards for the best entries will be presented on 10 June 2016, on the eve of Ivoclar Vivadent’s International Expert Sympo- sium in Madrid, Spain. teamwork is a must This is how it works: Partici- pation is restricted to dentist/ dental technician teams only. After signing in at www.ip- semax.com/smileaward, the 20 years of digital panoramic imaging: Seeing better with modern technology by Sirona T he irst digital panoram- ic X-ray machine that Sirona put on the market 20 years ago made perceptible changes in radiological imag- ing in dentistry – away from ilms that had to be developed with chemicals and then physi- cally stored to a fast, more pre- cise method with easy storage function. Digital X-rays, irst patented in 1988, became a marketable commodity in 1995. Sirona presented the irst panoramic X-ray machine with a digital sensor, the ORTHOPHOS Plus DS, 20 years ago. The ultimate goal: top image quality for an even more reliable diagnosis with lower radiation exposure for patients. The worklow within the practice was simul- taneously improved. It was no longer necessary to develop ilms with chemicals. Since then, digital imaging has become a ixed component of a dental practice and has many advantages over conventional imaging with X-ray ilms: time is saved because the images are available immediately, the images can be processed on a computer and the image qual- ity is higher with reduced ra- diation exposure. Today, sensor or scanner systems are usually used for intraoral images in- stead of conventional ilms. Three-dimensional imaging has become standard, especial- ly for implantology. Ivoclar Vivadent is launching an international contest Tel.: +4232353535 | Fax: +4232353360