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This finishing strip has a serrated edge to get through a contact and a finishing edge to finish the job.  www.axisdental.net.

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This little device is a “must have” for a dental practice recall system.  All occlusal surfaces can be evaluated for hidden decay an explorer will not find.  I have never found it to be wrong.  It works like this.  You move the laser tip over the occlusal surface pits and fissures.  The  unit will give […]

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This product has evolved over the past 17 years and now has a place in most all dental practices.  The old criticism’s of fit and esthetics areno longer an issue.  Cerec I and II were basically inlay and onlay making machines.  The 3D with the just released software upgrade allows you to make beautifil crowns […]

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This is the fourth winner in Canon’s D series of cameras. When set up properly with a 100 mm macro lens and MR EX14 ring flash, the images perfect every time. This is THE best camera for dentistry. A kit should be around $2800. www.Normancamera.com

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This software application allows doctors to remind their patients of their dental visit via a text message to a cell phone, pager, PDA, or e mail. The software pulls the information from the dental management software automatically everyday. It will also send birthday greetings and other messages automatically. www.smilereminder.com

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Canon’s i9000 series printers have been our printer of choice for a few years now. This printer will will produce up to a 13 x 19 inch print with stunning clarity. When using Olympus Pictorico glossy film paper, you would think a photo lab did the print. This printer is fast enough to serve as […]

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