3M™ ESPE™ Imprint™ 4 VPS Impression Material: 75 seconds to set time – without compromising working time [VIDEO]

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Issue 9

3M ESPE has introduced the fastest setting VPS impression material on the market-3M™ ESPE™ Imprint™ 4 VPS Impression Material, with a set time of just 75 seconds.

3M ESPE has introduced the fastest setting VPS impression material on the market-3M™ ESPE™ Imprint™ 4 VPS Impression Material, with a set time of just 75 seconds.

The material’s unique active-self warming feature speeds setting time, while a long working time and super hydrophilicity deliver outstanding accuracy and precision.

You can learn more about this new product with 3M ESPE's video by clicking the button to the right.

You can learn about other 3M ESPE products with these related videos:

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Dr. Scott Ganz: How 3D imaging allows unique treatment for every case [VIDEO]
How to discuss dental benefit summaries with your patients [VIDEO]
Obamacare: 5 things every dentist needs to know about the Affordable Care Act
Obamacare: The effect of the Affordable Care Act on dental practices [VIDEO]
64-bit MacPractice 4.4 offers enhanced features, greater connectivity and much more
House move to delay Obamacare, repeal medical device tax have implications for dentists
Dust-free IMAGE Alginate is a cost-effective option for detailed, accurate impressions
How to achieve successful goal-setting tactics [VIDEO]
How the E4D® NEVO™ Scanner makes restorative dentistry quicker and easier [VIDEO]
Practicon’s doctorseyes™ contrasters provide patient comfort and a steady grip
How to create temporary crowns, bridges, inlays, and more with ExperTemp material from Ultradent [VIDEO]
Interchangeable Radii Plus Pro from SDI adds versatility and ease to fast-paced dental operatories [VIDEO]
5 questions to ask before considering an associate [VIDEO]
How to fabricate esthetic restorations [VIDEO]
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