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Learn about Gloves
To be considered appropriate, hand protection must meet four essential criteria. It must allow excellent tactile sensitivity, provide barrier protection, remain non-reactive when contacting patient or operator tissue, and provide comfort over an extended length of time. The trade-off has always been between protecting hands with durable material and allowing the operator to experience realistic feeling during intricate procedures. Fortunately, ongoing research into synthetic material continues to produce newer materials that have the resiliency for adequate barrier protection and less thickness, thereby improving tactile sensitivity. The ability to manipulate instruments and materials is also related to sensitivity, which is often best controlled by texturing the surface. Our new Protégé glove is constructed from the newest ultra-thin, yet durable, textured material.
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Microscopic Assessment of Dental Needles
Patients frequently complain of discomfort during an injection with a dental needle and also report post-operative soreness around the injection site. A faulty needle may tear the soft tissues, cause hemorrhage and pain. The aim of this research was to an
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Enhance patient comfort with OptraDam
There are so many different reasons why so many dentists do not work with a rubber dam. The most frequently sighted disadvantage of the rubber dam is it time-consuming and complicated application. According to some practitioners, the pain and injury caused by clamps is another reason for not working with this type of accessory.
Ivoclar Vivadent has overcome all this problems...
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