ORTHO INDUSTRY NEWS Crown & Bridge Protection Tuff-Temp™ Provisional Glaze, by Pulpdent Corporation, is designed to glaze and protect provisional crowns and bridges. It improves aesthetics and increases resistance to surface wear and stain-ing. Tuff-Temp Provi-sional Glaze can be cured with all lights and is part of the new Tuff-Temp™ Provi-sional Veneer Crown & Bridge Resin system, the first advancement in provisional materials in 18 years. Tuff-Temp Provisional Veneer Crown & Bridge Resin is a new rubberized-urethane provisional material available only from Pulp-dent. Tuff-Temp’s rubberized-urethane chemistry provides greater strength and dimensional stability, and a tighter-fitting provi-sional restoration than bisacrylics and acrylics. With Pulpdent Tuff-Temp Resin, temporaries are tough, impact-resis-tant, and grip the teeth. Chipping, breaking, debonding, and rece-mentations are mini-mized or eliminated. Tuff-Temp is designed to grind and powder, producing crisp and accurate margins that do not soften or distort. It does not gum up or clog finishing instruments. A fast appli-cation of Tuff-Temp Provisional Glaze provides enhanced esthetics and patient satisfaction during temporization. For more informa-tion, visit www.pulpdent.com. Impression Machine Saves Time; Less Clean Up The new Volume™ Machine by Renfert delivery system is an automix device that simplifies impression-taking procedures with fast, easy extrusion and tray filling. Fast, accu-rate and hands-free extrusion of uniformly mixed materials saves a significant amount of time, consider-ing the multiple impressions taken daily in a typical dental office. Trays can be filled in less than 30 seconds, and no time is wasted due to cleaning cartridges and extruders. The new Volume Machine builds upon Kerr’s tradition of excellence in crown and bridge dentistry. The respected family of impression mate-rial brands is made even stronger by this fast, easy-to-use, automatic dispensing system. To learn more about this and other products, visit www.kerrdental.com. 8 November/December 2010 JAOS
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