Dental Tribune U.S. Edition No. 2, 2018

A8 AD INDUSTRY NEWS Dental Tribune U.S. Edition | February 2018 Open and say ahhhhhh New MICRO-TOUCH DENTA-GLOVE series desigued for deutistry CHICAGO BOOTH MR29 By Ansell Staff NOS. 4808, Ansell, a global leader in protec- tion solutions and maker of the popular Microflex® and MICRO- TOUCH® examination gloves has launched its MICRO-TOUCH® DENTA-GLOVE® series, a highly-diversified portfolio of dental examination gloves, which according to the company outperform the competition. MICRO-TOUCH DENTA-GLOVE is the first series of examination gloves developed specifically for the needs of dental professionals, according to Ansell. Certified for use in oral examinations All products in the series are certified for use in oral examinations for patient safety and peace of mind and are designed with the most advanced film tech- nologies to meet the unique and demanding needs of the dental profession, the company asserts. The products are tested for bio-compatibility, and some feature inner coatings to promote hand health. For more details about MICRO-TOUCH DENTA- The MICRO-TOUCH DENTA-GLOVE series incluxes ‘Blue Nitrile’ (picturex), ‘Magenta Nitrile Allogel,’ ‘Green Neo- prene’ anx ‘Laytex Hyxracare.’ Photo/Provided by Ansell GLOVE examination gloves or to request a free sam- ple, you can visit www.ausell.com/DeutaGlove. (Source: Ansell/Microflex) Compact, 5-axis milling machine designed specifically for IPS e.max Ivoclar Vivadeut lauuches self-coutaiued PrograMill Oue By Ivoclar Vivadent Staff Ivoclar Vivadent has released the PrograMill One milling machine, the compact, 5-axis milling ma- chine designed to mill beautiful, es- thetic IPS e.max® restorations. CHICAGO BOOTH NOS. 1617, MR10-13 According to the company, the design enables high precision and convenience, in part because it’s a self- contained milling system. This distinguishes it from mills that require separate filtration or suction units. PrograMill One is wireless, which enables it to be po- sitioned anywhere within the practice. It can be con- trolled using the mill’s corresponding app on a tablet or smartphone. An LED light ring visually informs the user about the current processing status. The company reports that an innovative rotary grinding process, referred to as 5XT, produces short- er duration of the milling process and minimal tool wear. A camera integrated within the mill automati- cally records all data on material and tool use. The re- sults, according to the company, mean that material management is more expedient. “5XT technology completely re-writes what mill- ing machines are capable of in relation to machining times and superior outcomes,” said Robert Ganley, CEO of Ivoclar Vivadent. “The results are restorations with exceptional surface quality and excellent accu- racy of fit. PrograMill One is an innovative addition to our line of Ivoclar digital products, representing a significant leap in the future of dental technology.” PrograMill One’s seamless integration between PrograMill One is wireless, which enables it to be positionex anywhere within the practice. It can be controllex using the mill’s corresponxing app on a tablet or smart- phone. Photo/Provided by Ivoclar Vivadent wireless app and machinery — combined with the auto connection capabilities with intraoral-scanning partners such as 3Shape Trios — make it an unequaled asset for dental professionals seeking simpler milling methods and increased efficiency, the company as- serts. About Ivoclar Vivadent Ivoclar Vivadent is a global leader in materials and processes for esthetic dentistry. The company em- ploys more than 3,500 people and operates in more than 120 countries. Ivoclar Vivadent is headquartered in Schaan, Liechtenstein. Its North American head- quarters is based in Amherst, N.Y. (Source: Ivoclar Vivadent)

Dental Tribune U.S. Edition No. 2, 2018

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