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A class I biocompatible printing resin for fabricating transparent indirect bonding trays. Bonding trays allow shorter chair times associated with bracket placement for a better patient experience.
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High-quality dental applications from medically approved materials
Completes Planmeca’s seamless digital workflow
In-house printing lowers costs and saves time
Efficiency with the latest DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology
Current printing times (horizontal printing):
Dental models: 2 hours
Surgical guides: 45 minutes
Large printing area:
Fits up to 6 dental models or 25 surgical guides at the same time
Dedicated Creo Studio software
Materials
Dental models
Surgical guides
Planmeca Creo 3D printer
Our popular printing resin for aligner bases is now available as a 1 kg bottle, replacing the previous capsule packaging.
Most of the new materials are compatible with original as well as monochrome Planmeca Creo C5 devices; however, FotoDent model2 is only compatible with monochrome printing. If you would like to upgrade your original Planmeca Creo C5 with a monochrome LCD screen, please contact your local distributor for information on retrofitting your device. As of January 2021, all new Planmeca Creo C5 devices are shipped with a monochrome LCD screen.
All printing materials for Planmeca Creo C5 go through rigorous mechanical testing and evaluation, with additional tests for the materials which require medical approval.
Just a few years ago, 3D printing was still a revolutionary new technology which was to completely transform health care and manufacturing. Today, however, 3D printing is gradually becoming a fixed part of digital dentistry – much like in Hyvinkää.
“A lot of us need 3D printed models in our work, and they’ve definitely become an essential part of dental technical work today,” Karilainen says. “Certainly there are other ways of fabricating models, but if you want to go digital and get the most out of it, I think that’s hard to do without 3D printing.”
As demonstrated by Karilainen and Naili’s example, a 3D printer is no more complicated than any other type of dental equipment. Indeed, Karilainen encourages anyone interested in the technology to take the leap. “We’ve had no problems using the printer or the software, but no one is an expert from the beginning – all that comes from experience. Just go for it.”
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A class I biocompatible printing resin for fabricating transparent indirect bonding trays. Bonding trays allow shorter chair times associated with bracket placement for a better patient experience.
3 Shape D2000 Dental lab Scanner Optimized processing speed: creates faster performance and better scanning workflows for several indications Shortens waiting time between creating orders and starting the scan, and enables technicians to begin next scan without having to wait for post processing.
The ultimate in ease, material flexibility and unattended production, the DWX-52DC dental milling machine is designed to greatly expand your lab production and profit. Featuring a 6-slot Automatic Disc Changer, 15-station Automatic Tool Changer and other automated features, it gives users of all skill levels an exceptionally powerful, efficient and affordable dental restoration solution.
At only 4.2 pounds, the portable x-ray, is considered to be the lightest x-ray generator on the market. Many design features are included with an LCD Display, and High Frequency Tube, a perfect balance of technology and simplicity. There is no doubt that the EXARO is the best, handheld and portable x-ray, available.
The DWX-4W goes beyond dry milling and is the epitome of wet grinding technology. It uses 4-axis simultaneous movements to wet grind precision inlays, onlays, crowns, veneers and short-span bridges from glass ceramic and composite resins.
iTero HD2.9 simply allows to digitally scan a prepared tooth and wirelessly send this information directly to the dental laboratory for fabrication of a CAD/CAM crown without the gooey mess.
High-quality dental applications from medically approved materials
Completes Planmeca’s seamless digital workflow
In-house printing lowers costs and saves time
Efficiency with the latest DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology
Current printing times (horizontal printing):
Dental models: 2 hours
Surgical guides: 45 minutes
Large printing area:
Fits up to 6 dental models or 25 surgical guides at the same time
Dedicated Creo Studio software
Materials
Dental models
Surgical guides
Planmeca Creo 3D printer
Our popular printing resin for aligner bases is now available as a 1 kg bottle, replacing the previous capsule packaging.Most of the new materials are compatible with original as well as monochrome Planmeca Creo C5 devices; however, FotoDent model2 is only compatible with monochrome printing. If you would like to upgrade your original Planmeca Creo C5 with a monochrome LCD screen, please contact your local distributor for information on retrofitting your device. As of January 2021, all new Planmeca Creo C5 devices are shipped with a monochrome LCD screen.All printing materials for Planmeca Creo C5 go through rigorous mechanical testing and evaluation, with additional tests for the materials which require medical approval.Just a few years ago, 3D printing was still a revolutionary new technology which was to completely transform health care and manufacturing. Today, however, 3D printing is gradually becoming a fixed part of digital dentistry – much like in Hyvinkää.“A lot of us need 3D printed models in our work, and they’ve definitely become an essential part of dental technical work today,” Karilainen says. “Certainly there are other ways of fabricating models, but if you want to go digital and get the most out of it, I think that’s hard to do without 3D printing.”As demonstrated by Karilainen and Naili’s example, a 3D printer is no more complicated than any other type of dental equipment. Indeed, Karilainen encourages anyone interested in the technology to take the leap. “We’ve had no problems using the printer or the software, but no one is an expert from the beginning – all that comes from experience. Just go for it.”
– Impression scanning:
Multi line scanning in the D2000 and D1000 improves coverage and performance for accurate scanning of impressions to enable restorative design without the need to pour gypsum models.
All in One scanning of triple tray impressions Special mount enables triple-tray scanning capture of upper, lower and bite in one scan.– Improved workflows for single tray impressions:
Provides support for single tray impression scanning including bite alignment.The software upgrades are available for all relevant 3Shape lab scanner models. Current lab scanner owners will receive the upgrades as a LABcare software update, where applicable.Impression scanning the future is now:
The D2000 and the smaller D1000 lab scanner feature multi-line technology. Multi-line technology utilizes multiple scan lines in a single shot to significantly improve cavity and impression capture.This enables the D2000 to accurately scan analog impressions sent to the lab by a dentist. This in turn, eliminates the need for labs having to pour or create a gypsum model from the impression. This saves several steps in the workflow and allows labs to print instead, cost effective 3D models derived from the analog impression if they need a physical working model.While all 3shape scanners support impression scanning only the D2000 and D1000 feature multi line technology.“Impression scanning is today’s reality and the future. No waiting for models to set, no plaster inaccuracies and we reduce costs. Every lab should invest in this technology,” Carlo Backes, Excent Tandtechniek BV, Holland.About the D2000 dental lab scanner:
Introduced at the 2015 Midwinter show, the D2000 was named a top 10 coolest product at the event. The D2000 captivated the industry by having room for two models in its interior, enabling technicians to scan two models at once and perform a complete case like a three-unit bridge in just one scan.D2000 All in-one scanning for max volume throughputs
– 4 x 5 MP cameras, Blue LED Multi-line
– Accuracy: 5 µm (ISO 12836) / 8 µm (Implant bar)
– Die scan time: 15 sec
– Full arch scan time: 20 sec
– Color texture scanning
– No need for separate die scan
– All in One scanning: room for 2 models
– Impression scanningIncludes:3SHAPE D2000 DENTAL LAB 3D SCANNER
– Remainder of a 5 year factory warranty
– 3 Shape Dental Designer w/Additional Seat
– 3 Shape Model Builder
– 3 Shape Occlusion Set Up Tool
– ScanIt Impression Module
– Impression Fixture
– Anatomical CAD Library
– Calibration Kit
– HP Envy Phoenix Desktop PC
The DWX-52DC Dental Mill with Disc Changer is the newest addition to the popular DWX series of 5-Axis Dental Milling Machines. With a combination of automated functions designed to help reduce manual work, production of dental restorations is now even more efficient and reliable. The DWX-52DC’s open architecture means it can be used with the CAD/CAM software that your technicians are already familiar with in order to cut learning time and create the optimum workflow for your production environment. The DWX-52DC provides an efficient digital solution for both dental laboratories seeking to boost production capabilities, as well as labs looking to expand into the digital realm.
95 mm (diameter), height max. 35 mm
Pin diameter: 6 mm
Pin diameter:
6 mm
Loadable workpiece weight
Up to 850 g
Number of adapters housed
6
Operating speed
XYZ axis:
0.24 to 70.9 in./min.(6 to 1,800 mm/min.)
Spindle motor
Brushless DC Motor
Spindle speed
6,000 to 30,000 rpm
Rotary axis travel angle
A:
±360°
B:
±30°
Number of burs housed
15
Attachable bur
Shank diameter:
4 mm
Length:
40 to 55 mm
Compatible compressed air
0.2 MPa
Interface
USB
Control command set
RML-1, NC code
Power requirements
AC 100 V to 240 V ±10%, 50/60 Hz, 2.0 A
(overvoltage category II, IEC60664-1)
Power consumption
Approx. 200 W
Operating noise
During operation:
70 dB (A) or less (when not cutting),
During standby:
45 dB (A) or less
External dimensions
Width x Depth x Height:
34.6 x 26.0 x 23.6 in. (880 x 660 x 600 mm)
Weight:
105 kg (231.5 lbs.)
The ultimate in ease, material flexibility and unattended production, the DWX-52DC dental milling machine is designed to greatly expand your lab production and profit. Featuring a 6-slot Automatic Disc Changer, 15-station Automatic Tool Changer and other automated features, it gives users of all skill levels an exceptionally powerful, efficient and affordable dental restoration solution.
FDA Registered. Welcome to the new way of taking X-rays in Dental Offices: x-ray2go is the way to go! x-ray2go is a portable hand held camera that uses a high frequency inverter to generate a stable X-ray output with DC high voltage. This effective DC unit enables patient and operator to be exposed to the least amount of radiation. The integrated compact “Camera like” generator increases the user’s confidence and decrease the negative perception patients have about X-rays. It is small: 5.6″ (W) x 3.3″ (D) x 1.2″ (H). Best of all it only weighs 4.18 Lbs (1.9 Kgs), the lightest on the market.• Portability – room to room ease
• No installation necessary versus complex, expensive and time consuming on-wall installation.
• No need for pass troughs
• Large LCD display – easy to read
• Simple touch controls
• Adjustable exposure time
• Hundreds of images from one (1) battery charge
• High resolution diagnostic images
• No blur from hand movement high-frequency generator produces clear images while reducing
patient dose
• Shield protects the operator from scattered radiation – small dose of radiation emitted
• Leading technology provides the highest level of safety, quality and patient care
• Perfect for special needs patients, home health care patients, nursing home patients, children and
veterinary practices
• Perfect for small operatories
• Perfect for mobile dentistry where room is a big factor
Specifications Xray2go Hand Held Dental Portable X-Ray System
Portable, cordless x-ray device
· FDA Registered – K082875
· Safe to use-leakage and scatter radiation are less than conventional wall mounted units
· Small & lightweight (4.2 lbs)
· Camera-like ergonomic design
· 100’s of images on single charge!
· Compatible with both digital & film use
· Simple operation
· Highest image quality
· Wide exposure range
· Lowest patient exposure
· Compact outside—smart inside
· Great staff acceptance
· Convenient for children and “x-ray phobic” patients
· Helps eliminate patient fear and reduces x-ray rejection
Reliable High PerformanceIn addition to milling on X, Y and Z axes, the DWX-4W rotates pin-type blocks 360 degrees on a fourth axis (A axis) to support undercuts. The ball screw-driven 4-axis control allows for smooth, high-precision machining. The DWX-4W’s high-performance 60,000-RPM Jaeger spindle is known for its reliability and supports precision milling of glass ceramics and composite resin. With its multi-pin clamp, the DWX-4W is a wet dental milling machine that can mill up to three different pin-type materials continuously in one operation. As a result, prosthetics for up to three different patients can be produced in a single production run, saving time, labour and costs.
Features and Benefits:
Simultaneous 4-axis machining
4-state Automatic Tool Changer (ATC)
60,000 RPM Jaeger DentaDrive Spindle
CAM software bundled
Virtual Machine Panel (VPanel)
Fully-integrated water and coolant filtration system
Coolant leakage & flow monitoring sensors
Tool life monitoring
Mail notification system
Summary Roland DWX-4W Dental Milling Unit
• Maximum Convenience
• Virtual Machine Panel
• Progress and Error Alerts for Error-Free Milling
• Coolant Compartment and Water Filtration
• Clean Cutting Area for Precision Milling
• Economical Open Architecture
• CAM Software Included
• Growth Potential
• Peace of MindThe DWX-4W’s high-performance 60 000 RPM Jaeger DentaDrive spindle supports precision milling. It’s equipped to mil pin-type blocks, including glass ceramics and composite resin – acclaimed in the industry for their superior strength and aesthetics. materials can be finished with a short finishing tome, dramatically reducing labour and production time.In addition to milling on X, Y and Z axes, the DWX-4W rotates pin-type blocks 360 degrees on a fourth axis (A axis) to support undercuts, the rigid ball screw-driven 4-axis control allows for smooth, high-precision machining. With its multi-pin clamp, it can mil up to three different pin-type materials continuously, enabling production three different patient prosthetics in a single production run. it also features an Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) that auto-changes grinding burs without interrupting the production process.
iTero HD2.9 simply allows to digitally scan a prepared tooth and wirelessly send this information directly to the dental laboratory for fabrication of a CAD/CAM crown – without the gooey mess. The wireless transmission saves shipping time and eliminates distortion that can often be found with traditional stone modelsThe digital scan is, quite literally, digitally perfect. We then deliver the digital scan to our lab where a precision fitting restoration is created.iTero HD2.9 system eliminated the uncomfortable patient experience of traditional impressions, utilizes advanced state of the art digital technology, and provides with superior fitting restorations with little or no adjustmentsiTero Intra-Oral Scanner
Model: HD2.9
2014 Date of Mfg.
Brochure/Video: Click Here
Limited Use
Includes:
iTero Software (pre-loaded)
90 Day Parts Warranty
User Manual(s)
Free Standard Shipping (Commercial USA Addresses)
Its ergonomic design comes with safe docking station. It has thin fiber optic cable which enables quick data transfer from the wand to the cart. This optimized cable length assists various cart positions in the operatory.Orthodontic treatment is more than just straightening teeth; it’s about ensuring your teeth and jaws are in alignment. To achieve this, we need to get an accurate look at where your teeth are positioned. To do this, we use the iTero Intraoral digital scanner.A good impressionIn the orthodontic and dental industries, ‘impressions’ is the term we use for getting a good picture of where your teeth currently sit. These impressions were previously taken using a type of dental cement. Pasted on your teeth, patients were required to lie for a few minutes while the cement-like material set. The dental professional could then remove the set material which had formed an ‘impression’ of your teeth.This process was messy, rather unpleasant and not very comfortable. Fortunately, that method is a thing of the past. These days, we use scanning technology and at L&L Orthodontics, our technology of choice is the iTero Intraoral digital scanner.
What is the iTero scanner?
The iTero scanner is new 3D orthodontic scanning technology. Using the latest developments in intraoral scanning, the iTero scanner accurately scans your teeth as part of your orthodontic assessment. The iTero scanner is made up of a small, wand-like device which is used to scan your teeth and jaws. The data it is collecting then appears on the computer screen, allowing you to see the ‘impressions’ the scanner is taking.The iTero scanner works in with Invisalign®* treatment and lets you see what your teeth will look like post-treatment, even before you’ve started. Before we recommend a course of treatment for you, we’ll take impressions of your teeth using the iTero scanner to ensure we are making our recommendation on accurate information.To find out more about the iTero scanner and other orthodontic technology we use here at L&L Orthodontics, book your specialist consultation today.
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