New products launch at California Dental Association meeting
During the recent California Dental Association fall meeting in California, Dental Products Report had the chance to speak with several companies to learn about their latest product launches, and what the new products have to offer.
During the recent California Dental Association fall meeting in California, Dental Products Report had the chance to speak with several companies to learn about their latest product launches, and what the new products have to offer.
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Twice a year, the California Dental Association (CDA) hosts CDA Presents, a three-day conference that offers a wealth of industry insider information, including new product launches, continuing education sessions, exhibits, networking opportunities, and speakers.
Click on the links below to read DPR’s reviews of the new products launched at September’s CDA Presents conference that are just hitting the market, and discover if the latest innovations and upgrades would be beneficial to your practice.
New products include:
Featuring LED illumination, a slim handpiece design, and an intuitive interface, the Forza V3 provides users a long list of features and benefits all in one compact, space-saving unit.
The new software integrates the true functionality of Apple products that Mac users crave with the functionality of the renowned DEXIS imaging system.
Learn more about this latest addition to the award-winning i-CAT family of imaging products.
According to the manufacturer, the new Bite-Chek articulation film simplifies occlusal adjustments, accurately marking points of contact and minimizing the possibility of “too high” an occlusion causing post-operative tooth sensitivity
The company is calling the Aquarius their most advanced Water Flosser ever.
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