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Collagen vs. Gelatin sponges

In the world of oral surgery and implantology, wound management and hemostasis are critical factors for successful treatment outcomes. Among the tools used to control post-extraction bleeding and support healing, absorbable sponges made from collagen or gelatin have become indispensable in everyday practice.

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Surgical

Why Should You Visit Dental Exhibitions in the Digital Era?

In today’s digital world, where almost everything can be accessed remotely, you might wonder: Why should I physically attend a dental exhibition when information is just a click away? Here are key reasons why in-person attendance remains irreplaceable:

Is There Any Way to Avoid GBR Procedures?

Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) is a common technique in dental implantology to restore lost bone volume and create a stable foundation for implants. While effective, GBR involves risks and limitations, leading many professionals to explore alternative approaches that minimize or eliminate the need for invasive bone grafting.

Surgical

Implants

Restorative

What Is the Optimal Solution for Reliable Restorations?

Restorative dentistry is an art and a science that hinges on the use of advanced materials to ensure durability, precision, and long-term success. Selecting the right material for core build-ups, post cementation, and other restorative procedures is crucial to achieving reliable outcomes that satisfy both dental professionals and their patients.

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Professional Surgical Kit or Simple Organizers: Pros and Cons

In surgical dentistry, the organization of instruments is essential for efficiency, precision, and safety during procedures. The choice between a professional surgical kit and a simple organizer, such as the DSI CarryAll Kit, can significantly influence workflow, costs, and outcomes. This article examines the pros and cons of both options to help dental professionals determine the best solution for their practice.

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Surgical Organizer

Tissue Trimmer: A Less Invasive Approach to Cutting Gums

In modern dentistry, patient's comfort and minimally invasive procedures have become highest priorities. Taking that in mind, we’d like to tell about new DSI product: the tissue trimmer - revolutionary tool designed to simplify gingival contouring, reducing trauma and enhancing post-operative healing. Unlike traditional techniques involving scalpels or electrosurgical tools, the tissue trimmer offers a less invasive, precise, and effective way to manage soft tissue.

Tissue Trimmer

Straight or Angulated Multi-Unit: Which One to Choose?

When it comes to dental implant restorations, multi-unit abutments are usually option of choice to ensure successful outcomes. The choice between straight or angulated multi-unit abutments often depends on the specific clinical scenario, prosthetic needs, and anatomical considerations. Selecting the right type isessential for achieving optimal esthetics, functionality, and patient satisfaction.

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Mount vs. Mountless: Convenience and Professional Skills

The distinction between mount and mountless implants lies in the complexity of the procedure and the clinician's skills. While both options aim to provide reliable solutions for tooth replacement, the choice of implant system heavily reflects the dentist's level of experience and preferred workflow.

Implants

Which implant shape: more or less aggressive, is better? Choosing the right shape for optimal outcomes

When selecting a dental implant, one of the decisions a dental professional faces is choosing the right implant shape. The shape of the implant, particularly its taper,and paddle width significantly influences its fit and integration with the surrounding bone. These factors determine how well the implant will integrate into the bone and affect the overall success of the restoration.

Implants

Does the type of alloy implants make of important and why?

Dental implants are predominantly crafted from titanium alloys due to their exceptional biocompatibility, strength, and corrosion resistance. Understanding the nuances of different titanium alloys is crucial for dental professionals when selecting the optimal implant material. This article delves into the pros and cons of various titanium alloys used in dental implants, with a focus on solutions offered by DSI Dental Solutions.

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The Critical Factor in Implant Success: Surface Cleanliness

With over 150 brands of titanium dental implants available globally, competition in the industry is fierce. These implants are manufactured in countries renowned for their advanced engineering, including Germany, the USA, Israel, Korea, Italy,and Switzerland. Yet, when reading product descriptions, you might feel likethey were all penned by the same marketing team. Each brand claims to use high-quality titanium alloys, adhere to ISO standards, and feature industry-standard designs like internal hex or conical connections. At firstglance, the differences appear minimal.

Implants

Operation field bleeding control with Repio glue

In the realm of dental surgery, efficient wound closure and bleeding control are paramount for optimal patient outcomes. Traditional methods like sutures and surgical staples, while effective, often come with challenges such as increased procedure time, patient discomfort, and the need for follow-up appointments for removal. With DSI Repio Glue - a revolutionary surgical adhesive designed to address these challenges, Doctor will enhance the efficiency of alldental procedures.

Surgical Adhesive

Surgical

Collagen vs. Gelatin sponges

Why Should You Visit Dental Exhibitions in the Digital Era?

Is There Any Way to Avoid GBR Procedures?

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Collagen vs. Gelatin sponges

Why Should You Visit Dental Exhibitions in the Digital Era?

Is There Any Way to Avoid GBR Procedures?

What Is the Optimal Solution for Reliable Restorations?

Professional Surgical Kit or Simple Organizers: Pros and Cons

Tissue Trimmer: A Less Invasive Approach to Cutting Gums

Straight or Angulated Multi-Unit: Which One to Choose?

Mount vs. Mountless: Convenience and Professional Skills

Which implant shape: more or less aggressive, is better? Choosing the right shape for optimal outcomes

Does the type of alloy implants make of important and why?

The Critical Factor in Implant Success: Surface Cleanliness

Operation field bleeding control with Repio glue

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