How the VALO™ Grand Curing Light Accessories Lenses Helped one Dentist’s Work

A user report by dentist Sara Jalili Tooth whitening protocols can be as complex as the selection of the appropriate whitening agent. Whenever patients with discolored teeth require a flexible, comfortable, and uncomplicated cosmetic teeth whitening treatment, the solution in our dental practice is Opalescence Go whitening gel.

A user report by Tapio Nurmi Mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) used to be an excellent and proven repair material for a wide range of endodontic indications. However, users have always been faced with challenges due to the complicated handling properties. The endodontic specialist Tapio Nurmi (Finland) talks about his experiences with MTA and how the innovative MTAFlow™ and MTAFlow™ White repair cements have significantly helped to overcome the common challenges.

By Daniel Lewis A quality matrix system is necessary for a large percentage of restorative cases, yet many fail to deliver elements clinicians need for the quality of work they want to provide. In creating the Halo™ matrix system, developers identified areas where many of these systems are lacking and rectified them in ways dentists appreciate—with rings lasting more than 1000 uses, the Halo matrix system is a high-quality, long-lasting system for high-quality, long-lasting restorations.

by Katja Mannteufel (Oemus Media) First publication: ZWP Zahnarzt Wirtschaft Praxis [German monthly journal for dentists in practice] 6/22, p. 78– 79, OEMUS MEDIA AG, Leipzig The treatment concept of the "Zahnärzte am Nordufer (ZANH)" neighborhood dental practice in the Berlin district of Wedding is shaped by preventive dentistry and natural esthetics. Professional whitening also plays a major role here. In line with the practice philosophy "Esthetics is not everything, but it is important," Dr. Peter Getz and his dentist colleague Karin Joschko therefore searched for professional whitening products that are right for the practice and the patients.

Achieving a beautiful, naturally esthetic smile is easier than you may think. The Uveneer™ and Uveneer™ Extra template systems were designed as a minimally invasive way to create high-quality, natural-looking composite veneers in one visit.

By Dr. med. dent Jörn Noetzel Curing lights have been a part of the basic dental practice equipment for some time now. They are used daily for various applications, e. g. for the polymerization of composite fillings, the adhesive incorporation of ceramic restorations, the infiltration of initial carious lesions, the hardening of liquid rubber dam or the attachment of orthodontic brackets. Therefore, the availability of a reliably working product is crucial. The following report describes the experience using two VALO™ LED curing lights during a time period of ten years.

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Case report by Lene Holm Over the past decades, aesthetic dentistry has become a key indication in modern dentistry. Not only due to the increasing tendency of having a beautiful and attractive smile. Spotless teeth are meant to be a symbol of health and success, underlining each individual’s self-confidence. According to the saying, that many ways lead to Rome, the aesthetic treatment concepts are as different as the specific oral situations and requirements. Therefore, the patients’ needs, and objectives should be exactly determined in detail prior to the start of a specific treatment protocol.

Opalescence™ PF 16% Case report by Dr. Clarissa Jänig Cosmetic tooth whitening is increasing in popularity and is a frequent topic on social media. Increasingly, on their own initiative, patients request information about tooth whitening. Depending on the individual patient case, I recommend different products from the Opalescence™ range: the most suitable product for the patient is selected according to the shape of the dental arch, the personal preferences of the patient – with regard to the wearing times of the trays, their reusability for future "refreshment" treatment – and, last but not least, the financial resources available.