| Description | CEREC now provides a completely new process to dental practices: by combining the new CEREC SpeedFire furnace and CEREC Zirconia material, dentists can now deliver full contour crowns and small bridges made of the full-strength high-quality zirconium oxide in their own practice while the patient waits. | With the intraoral scanner dwio the canadian company Dental Wings presented at the IDS a really revolutionary approach in the field of intraoral scanner. The digitally interested users will have noticed the similarity of the dwio with the Steinbichler intraoral scanner which was launched at the IDS 2 years before. In fact, the dwio intraoral scanner represents a further development. | A true open architecture system, the compact DWX-50 integrates with industry standard 3D scanners, computers and all popular CAD/CAM software to provide a very cost-effective production solution. Advanced communications tools and operating features allow the DWX-50 to mill unattended while providing confidence in the finished product to the lab technician. | The DWX-51D 5-Axis Dental Milling Machine is designed for effortless production of dental prosthetics. Built for precision, error-free milling, you don’t need any machine expertise to operate it. With touch-button controls and automated milling features, the production of high-quality bridges, crowns, inlays, onlays, abutments and other restorations out of 98 mm discs and blocks has been made virtually foolproof. | 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. | BRAND NEW 3Shape Trios Cart T12A dental impression intraoral 3D scanner, it is new in the original crate with all accessories including scanner, wand and tips and has never been used. |
| Content | Sirona CEREC Zirconia SpeedFire Milling Unit
High strength, short manufacturing process
The greatest benefit of CEREC Zirconia is the high flexural strength of the material. It is suitable for individual crowns as well as small bridges and can be processed in thin wall thicknesses. Since these restorations are manufactured in monolithic form, there is no risk of chipping. Another benefit for dentists is that zirconium oxide can be cemented conventionally.CEREC Zirconia is a pre-shaded translucent zirconium oxide available in 10 shades on the basis of the VITA Classic Shade Guide®. The material is milled in an enlarged form and then densely sintered to its final size in the new sintering furnace CEREC Speed-Fire. The oversized milling facilitates a new level of milling accuracy leading to superb, precisely fitting restorations. The sintering process takes just 10-15 minutes for crowns and 25 minutes for bridges. The subsequent glaze firing gives the restoration a high gloss finish.The short process to produce CEREC Zirconia restorations is both convenient and economical. With this market launch, all CEREC milling/grinding units now provide wet and dry milling. Dry milling reduces the overall processing time for zirconia and, combined with the world’s fastest sintering cycles, enables the chairside procedure.The workflow is easy to learn since the CEREC Software 4.4.1 guides the dentist through the entire process, and even sends the sintering and glazing information to the furnace. No programming of the furnace is required – it is all handled automatically by the software. A high-performance material and a specially tailored workflow ensure a simple process and high-quality treatment.
CEREC meets patients’ needsSirona CEREC Zirconia SpeedFire Milling UnitEighty three percent of patients in a recent survey said they prefer single visit dentistry to traditional treatment. The majority said they would even be willing to pay more for single visit dentistry. Two thirds indicated they’d be happy to travel further than they currently do, in order to receive treatment in one session. Another two thirds said they would even be prepared to change their dentist. The advantages of single visit dentistry are obvious: Patients avoid impression material, receive fewer anesthetics and don’t need a temporary. Reducing the number of visits, injections and making the overall prosthetic procedure more comfortable influences patients to opt for treatment with CEREC.In addition to CEREC Zirconia, many other high-performance materials can be processed with CEREC. The range of materials with CEREC also expands clinical indications since the dentist can easily select the material suited for each indication.
Investment for a successful futureThere have always been good reasons to start using digital dentistry with CEREC. CEREC Zirconia completes the range of indications for chairside application for nearly
every situation, thus giving dentists greater choice and allowing them to increase the value of their practice’s offering.It is obvious that advanced technologies in automobiles, computers and smartphones make our daily lives easier. CEREC is also a technology that further develops a dental practice and can make it well positioned for the future. Especially now, as the system is highly flexible, it enables dentists to expand their offering in implant dentistry and orthodontics. | Dwio Intraoral Scanner Dental WingsIntraoral scanner
Based on a novel and incredibly compact 3D capture technique called Multiscan Imaging, the Dental Wings intraoral scanner allows dentists to take digital impressions in a natural, fluid manner. Its remarkably small handpiece, gesture control, and easy maintenance make it a compelling digital impression option for clinicians.Design approach: the patient first
The intraoral scanner was designed to address the needs of dental professionals looking for an intuitive technology for capturing digital impressions. With the overall objective to help dentists focus on the patient rather than the technology, the Dental Wings intraoral scanner offers:– A remarkably small handpiece very similar in size, shape, and weight to existing dental handpieces. Its familiar shape allows to assume a natural position relative to the patient.
– Visual and auditive feedback — a luminescent ring and audible signals indicate when data is being successfully captured, allowing the user to focus in the mouth rather than on the screen.
– Easy maintenance of the lightweight all-metal handpiece that has no moving parts, no complex illumination or cooling system.
– Motion control technology for a no-touch operation of the system while the user has gloves on.Scanning technology Dwio Intraoral Scanner Dental Wings
Five miniaturized 3D scanners in the handpiece tip directly view the teeth and soft tissue from multiple orientations simultaneously, capturing even the most difficult to see areas of preparations with minimal effort by the user.Open workflows
The intraoral scanner is a dedicated “scan only” chairside system with multiple options for the design and fabrication steps. Captured data is seamlessly transmitted to in-office or remote systems via DWOS Connect for prosthesis design and production. Users of Dental Wings’ simple to use yet powerful DWOS CAD suite of design applications, as well as other open dental CAD software, are able to import the scan data directly. | Roland DWX-50 5-Axis Dental Milling Machine
The compact DWX-50 combines 5-axis simultaneous machining capability and a five-station automatic tool changer to deliver advanced features at a very affordable price point. Designed specifically for dental labs and technicians, the user-friendly DWX-50 allows for clean, quiet operation and the quality production of complex dental arches, abutments, bridges, copings and crowns from zirconia, wax and PMMA. Equipped with an integrated air blower and dust collection system, the DWX-50 ensures protection of moving parts while maintaining a clean, safe environment. Built on open technology, the DWX-50 supports a wide range of industry standard CAD/CAM software and tools, allowing for easy integration with popular commercially available dental prosthetic production solutions.5-axis simultaneous machiningCapable of 5-axis simultaneous machining, the DWX-50 supports the production of high-quality dental prosthetics at an affordable price point. The DWX-50 is designed to mill on X, Y and Z axes, rotating blocks and discs of material 360 degrees in both clockwise and counterclockwise movements, as well as tilting materials forward and backward 20 degrees to support complex cuts.Five-station automatic tool charger Roland DWX-50 5-Axis Dental Milling MachineThe five-station Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) with a tool length sensor enables the user to run multiple tools for one job or an entire disc unattended. Instead of inspecting finished pieces to determine if everything was milled correctly, the integrated tool diagnostics feature will notify users if a tool was broken prior to completion, resulting in reduced time and wasted materials.Taking control of prosthesis productionWith its unmatched ease of use and short learning time, the DWX-50 provides a cost-effective solution that is ideal for dental labs wishing to take control of the production process while avoiding the long lead times and costs associated with outsourcing.A true open architecture system, the compact DWX-50 integrates with industry standard 3D scanners, computers and all popular CAD/CAM software to provide a very cost-effective production solution. Advanced communications tools and operating features allow the DWX-50 to mill unattended while providing confidence in the finished product to the lab technician. | Roland DWX-51D Dental Milling Unit
Roland DWX-51D Integrated HD Mill Package
DWX-51D 5-Axis Dental Mill
High Definition Custom CAM Strategy SUM3D
Nabertherm High Speed Auto Cool Zi Furnace
Quatro IVAC Mill Suction
Integration Package for Implant Abutments
Integration Package for up to 60mm disc sizes
Integration Package for HD High Detail End Mills
Start Up Package for Milling Materials
Top To Bottom Mill Training by the Industry Experts
Equipment Set up, IT and Networking Included
Mill Contingency and Loaner ProgramBuilt-to-Last
For thirty years, Roland DG has been the trusted provider of milling machines that are built to last. The DWX-51D 5-Axis Dental Milling Machine is no exception. After extensive research in which lab technicians were asked what they needed in a production mill, the DWX-51D was developed to enhance user experience, maximize ease-of-use and improve output quality. Built with a simple and modern design, the DWX-51D looks as effortless as it operates.Features
5-axis simultaneous operation for non-stop precision milling
Sturdy and efficient ball screw-driven system
New C-clamp for easy adjustment and alignment
10-station Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) for continuous milling
Powerful vacuum and anti-static ionizer for clean calibration and dust reductionThe DWX-51D is designed for effortless, precision production of dental prosthetics fromcopings, crowns and bridges to inlays, onlays and abutments, etc. With a host of automated features and a clean, stable work environment, the DWX-51D is the perfect solution for labs wanting to increase production or those looking to get into digital milling for the first time.Built-for-You.Built-to-Last.For thirty years, Roland DG has been the trusted provider of milling machines that are built to last. The DWX-51D 5-Axis Dental Milling Machine is no exception. After extensive research in which lab technicians were asked what they needed in a production mill, the DWX-51D was developed to enhance user experience, maximize ease-of-use and improve output quality. Built with a simple and modern design, the DWX-51D looks as effortless as it operates. Distinguishing Features Roland DWX-51D Dental Milling Unit- 5-axis simultaneous milling for precision milling
- Steady and efficient ball screw-driven operation
- New C-shape clamp for easy adjustment and alignment
- 10-station Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) for continuous milling
- Powerful vacuum and anti-static ionizer for clean calibration and dust reduction
Ultimate Convenience and Ease-of-Use- A variety of new features ensure continuous, user-friendly milling, including
- Sturdy frame ensures stability, while slim design fits nearly any lab space
- Easy access tool drawer properly stores and protects tools
- Color-coded LED status lights signal current job progress
- Virtual Machine Panel (VPanel) allows users to configure settings from their computer, send CAM data to the DWX-51D for production, and track milling progress
- Easily accessible cutting area for simple tool replacement and cleaning
| Roland DWX-52DC Dental Milling UnitDWX-52DC
| 5-Axis (Control XYZAB simultaneously) | Milling method：Dry mill | Cuttable material：Zirconia, Wax, PMMA, Composite resin, PEEK, Gypsum | | DWX-52DC | | Cuttable material | Zirconia, Wax, PMMA, Composite resin, PEEK, Gypsum, Fiber reinforced resin, CoCr sinter metal | | Loadable workpiece shape | Step section: | 98.5 mm (diameter), height 10 mm | | Body section: | 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. | 3Shape Trios Cart T12a Impression 3D Intraoral Scanner3Shape TRIOS is a next-generation intraoral impression solution that is fast, accurate and easy to use. TRIOS is built on 3Shape’s Ultrafast Optical Sectioning™ technology and its features include high accuracy capture, spray- and powder-free scanning, clinical scan validation, intuitive Smart-Touch user interface, and more. TRIOS is optimized for a wide range of indications.TRIOS scanner benefits and features:
-Up to 1000 3D pictures for true geometries
-Spray-free for optimal accuracy and comfort
-Designed for high-speed impression capture
-Ergonomic grip for perfect control
-Autoclaveable scanner tip
-Scanning has never been easier. No need to hold the scanner at a specific distance or angle for focus. Dentists or assistants can even rest the scanner on the teeth for support as they scan.TRIOS cart benefits and features
-Live 3D visualization
-Easy-to-use touch screen
-Sleek design
-Unique motion sensor interface
-Mobility and Wi-Fi
-Easy-to-clean
-General benefits of digital impression takingDENTISTS:
-Less adjustment and grinding during seating
-Improved accuracy and clinical results
-Faster than traditional impression taking
-Reduced need for retakes
-No impression materials and mess
-Cost savings related to materials and shippingPATIENTS : 3Shape Trios Cart T12a Impression 3D Intraoral Scanner
-Quick and comfortable experience
-Better restoration fits and minimal grinding
-Improved clinical results
-Reduced number of appointments due to fewer retakes
-Reduced over-all chair-time3.5 Tips to Obtaining a Good Scan
PREPARATION
1. Turn on the cart or PC in advance to allow the system to heat up. See section Heating and
Mounting the Scanner Tip, step 1. Allow the system to warm up for about 10 minutes prior to use. If
using the heater, the final temperature is reached when the light goes out.
2. Retract the gingiva around the preparation for the preparation to stand out clearly.
3. Make sure the scanner tip is warm to avoid condensation on the mirror. See section Heating
and Mounting the Scanner Tip, step 5.
SCANNING
1. Dry the teeth lightly using compressed air. Be sure to reach the narrow regions between teeth.
Consider using a saliva ejector and/or tampons.
2. Get a good start:
• Start at preparation (or 1st molar if antagonist).
• Wait for about 5 scanner "clicks" before proceeding (helps build up a good starting point).
• Complete preparation including preparation line.
• Scan neighboring teeth: Occlusion, lingual/palatinal side, buccal/labial side.
3. Keep scanner head at 0-5mm from the teeth, it is OK to touch the teeth occasionally.
4. Move the scanner slowly and smoothly, you should hear a more rapid clicking sound.
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5. Keep lips, cheeks, and tongue out of the scanner’s view:
• Use your finger or a dental mirror to create space between the teeth, lips and cheeks.
• Use a lip-and-cheek-retractor to keep lips and cheeks away.
• Be careful not to scan your own or assistant’s fingers.
• If you get lips, cheeks or tongue in the scan, make sure to delete it all, especially where they have
contact with the teeth (no surfaces should stick out from the teeth).
6. Keep focus on:
• Option 1 - Look at the teeth while scanning and listen to the "clicks". If it stops clicking/capturing,
carefully move back to the area marked on the screen.
• Option 2 - Look at the 2D image at the lower right corner. What you see here is what you scan.
Avoid lips, cheeks and the tongue to get an easy scan.
7. When scanning is complete, inspect the result by rotating the scan.
The important areas are:
• Preparation line (avoid interference from gingiva, saliva, blood).
• Contact points.
• Occlusal surfaces.
• If an important area is missing, simply touch this area on the model, and re-start scanning from
this point.
8. Bite Scan:
• Start from the second molar or at canine if you make an anterior scan.
• While centering the 2D image on occlusion plane, slowly move the scanner tip in straight mesial
direction with equal coverage of the upper and lower teeth.
• Scan 4 teeth for optimal alignment. This should take no more than 5 seconds.
9. Important for good colors:
• Avoid the light from the dentist chair lamp pointing directly into the patient's mouth. |
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