,Spearheading the single-patient-use dental bur industry is one of Microcopy’s greatest achievements, but their product innovation extends beyond dental burs to bring a diverse selection
,Parkell has earned a reputation around the world for the design and manufacture of innovative, premium-quality dental materials and equipment , ,For 75 years, Parkell has been
Since 1895, the name Richmond Dental has stood for superior performance in the production of cotton disposables and single-use dental products ,It’s safe to say that
,Richmond Dental & Medical, a division of Barnhardt Manufacturing Co., is committed to manufacturing high quality made-in-the-USA dental and medical products using all-natural, high grades
Ever since introducing its flagship product, Astringedent, in 1978, Ultradent has been known for its award-winning tissue management line of products. The invention of Astringedent
Since its humble beginnings in 1895, Richmond Dental & Medical, a division of Barnhardt Manufacturing Co., is stronger than ever with its top-quality, manufactured-in-the-USA dental
The moisture-rich oral cavity is an ideal environment for many natural processes, but not for dental work. Saliva, produced at a rate of up to
Kristine Aadland, DMD, a CEREC mentor and advocate of CAD/CAM technology for bridges, implants, orthodontics, and same-day smile makeovers, practices in Vancouver, WA. Here, she
Bright blue retraction paste allows easy detection of material during placement and achieves fast, effective hemostasis,To ensure the success of an impression or restoration, it’s
Soft, textured, biodegradable sponges made of purified medical-grade cotton are durable, highly absorbent, and won’t stick to tissue or gingiva, ,Sponges that shred or fall apart
First and foremost, the health of patient gingiva and supporting structures should be assessed before attempting retraction. There should be no bleeding upon probing of
Soft, comfortable, and super-absorbent, DryDent replaces cotton rolls to provide a cleaner, drier working environment,Human salivary glands produce around 0.25–0.35 mL of saliva per minute.
