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Dental Industry News 2006 p10:

• Line of dental implant hand instruments released
  New Miltex products include osteotomes, bone-spreading chisels, bone-grafting and sinus lift instruments.
• Software solution to access and share data remotely
  Patterson Dental's nSite for multiple-site EagleSoft practices eliminates need for synchronization.
• Branded aligners launched
  Starting Aug. 1, Align Technology will laser-etch the Invisalign logo on almost all aligners shipped to doctors.
• Study: Tooth wipes reduce plaque
  Study says SpiffiesT Baby Tooth Wipes were shown to have many advantages compared to a toothbrush, including no disrupton of infants' sleep.
• Free viewer introduced
  The ADSTRA ImagingT Viewer allows users to view images created in ADSTRA ImagingT as well as other formats.
• Denture tooth sales force announced
  Specialized sales force aimed specifically at supporting VITA denture teeth.
• New hand instrument sharpening, retipping service launched
  Sharpeez will sharpen any instrument with a cutting edge including scalers, curettes, explorers, scissors, needle holders, and more.
• Companies announce business partnership
  D4D Technologies LLC has entered into agreements with Henry Schein, Ivoclar Vivadent and 3M for the non-exclusive supply of consumable materials for its E4D CAD/CAM system.
• One-visit dental restoration technology developed
  D4D Technologies LLC system enables dentist or dental lab to design a dental restoration with greater ease of use, accuracy, and consistency than with conventional methods.
• Study: Periodontal bacteria may be linked to heart disease
  Researchers evaluate the role of periodontal infection and bacterial burden as an explanation to the activation of inflammation leading to acute coronary syndrome.

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