TIZIANO TESTORI
PROF. TIZIANO TESTORI SURGICAL KIT This kit is composed of precise, light instruments, with a rounded handle at least 18 cm long, that are a very user-friendly surgical instruments. Due to their length, every single instrument does not block the surgeon vision and allows to be minimally invasive and efficient during the surgery. DOWNLOAD THE BROCHURE , LAKE COMO INSTITUTE IMPLANT ADVANCED TRAINING CENTER Cutting edge training center where you can attend theory and practical courses on surgery, prosthesis and orthodontics. You can also take part in workshops, comment live surgery, do practical exercises and interact with other colleagues. FIND OUT MORE DIDACTIS: • International Courses • Surgery & Implantology • Dissective and surgical anatomy • Digital Dentistry • Esthetics • Surgical Assistance • FAD project & Clinical internship • Webinar   , COURSES & RELATED ISSUES Gingival phenotype assessment methods and classifications revisited: a preclinical study Read more Influence of Periodontal Biotype on root Surface Exposure During Orthodontic Treatment Read more A Novel Technique for the Estimation of Gingival Thickness: A Preliminary Study Read more , VIDEOS & INTERVIEWS #MetodoTestori Over the years, the Lake Como Institute has evolved its teaching methodologies to meet the training needs of colleagues. Clinical excellence is achieved through meticulous protocols and attention to details, which are the key factors in achieving long-term results. Combining this “winning philosophy” with 40 years of clinical experience, the Lake Como Institute organizes theoretical and practical courses in surgical, prosthetic, and orthodontic disciplines. These courses include live surgeries, workshops, and interactive sessions in a state-of-the-art center equipped for live surgery projections and workshops.
Minor tooth movements using in-office clear aligners
20% off ON THE CLEAR COLLECTION INSTRUMENTS* COURSE + PROMO , ATTEND THE COURSE AND GET 20% DISCOUNT ON THE CLEAR COLLECTION INSTRUMENTS Theoretical and practical course to learn the technological, digital and practical process of producing in-office clear aligners for minor tooth movements.   *Only available at participating dealers and only for the Clear Collection Instruments. Terms and conditions apply. REGISTER TO THE COURSE ,   SPEAKER  Dr Rafi Romano, in Tel Aviv private practice, with thousands of invisible aligner cases experience, is an Active Member or the European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry –EAED and the American Association of Orthodontists –AAO and serves as its Ambassador in Israel, and member of the World Federation of Orthodontists –WFO.  He has edited 5 international books on orthodontics and lectures on esthetic orthodontics and inter-disciplinary treatment.   REGISTER NOW! , CLEAR COLLECTION FOR CLEAR ALIGNERS Hu-Friedy’s Clear Collection consists of innovative instruments designed to accent, individualize and optimize the biomechanics of the invisible aligner experience with no heat required. DISCOVER MORE
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ATRAUMATIC EXTRACTION
ATRAUMATIC EXTRACTION A virtuous approach , ATRAUMATIC EXTRACTION vs TRADITIONAL EXTRACTION Which are the key differences between the more classical way of extracting teeth and the atraumatic one? And why should you consider approaching this extraction technique? A traditional tooth extraction implies the use of instruments in a prying motion (typically in a facial and lingual direction) to sever the periodontal ligament, and to expand the alveolus sufficiently to allow the forceps to pull the tooth and detach the remaining ligament fibers. The risks of this technique are the inadvertent pressure on an adjacent tooth, and the inadvertent fracture of the alveolar bone.  An atraumatic extraction is instead a technique developed to protect the bone of the alveolus and to protect the adjacent teeth. Using specialized instruments ( such as luxating elevators, periotomes, luxating hybrids and atraumatic forceps) the force applied to the tooth is directed apically, and the periodontal ligament is cut rather than torn.     , ATRAUMATIC EXTRACTION IS NOT ONLY ABOUT ATRAUMAIR FORCEPS Even though the most known instruments used to perform atraumatic extraction are probably the Hu-Friedy Atraumair Forceps, they represent just the cherry on top of a series of instruments which are crucial for a complete setup and procedure. Discover them all here below and of course do not forget about visiting the page dedicated to the Atraumair Forceps portfolio by clicking on the below button. We are sure you will find the perfect match for your needs.   DISCOVER MORE ABOUT ATRAUMAIR FORCEPS PORTFOLIO   , Luxating Elevators Cut the periodontal ligament through an apical movement A Luxating Elevator is a Straight Elevator design, with a thinner sharp working end. They are available in a range of widths (2mm-5mm) to accommodate the sizes of tooth roots. The difference in a Luxating Elevator compared to a standard Elevator is the mode of action when using the instrument. Luxation is the loosening of the tooth from the alveolar socket by severing of the periodontal ligament fibers.  The sharp working end of a Luxating Elevator is inserted vertically into the PDL with the tip closely adapted to the root surface and used with a rocking and cutting motion. The selection of a luxating elevator with a width that matches the root surface will enhance the adaptation.     DISCOVER THEM IN OUR WEBSHOP   EXPLORE THE SURGICAL BLACK LINE BROCHURE , Periotomes For an easier access to the proximal surface Periotomes are instruments used in an atraumatic extraction procedure. Although very different in shape and size compared to luxating elevators and hybrids, these instruments are also used to cut the periodontal ligament fibers. The blades are thin and sharp around the entire circumference of the blade, resembling a periodontal knife. This blade design allows deeper insertion subgingivally. This blade feature combined with the shank angles, permits better access to the proximal surfaces compared to a luxating elevator. Periotomes may be used with Luxating Elevators or hybrids or used alone to achieve the same goal of severing the periodontal ligament while minimizing damage to the alveolar bone during the extraction.     DISCOVER THEM IN OUR WEBSHOP   EXPLORE THE SURGICAL BLACK LINE BROCHURE   , Luxating hybrids To also cut the periodontal ligament through an apical movement, but with a smaller and ergonomic handle The Luxating Hybrid design combines the style and functions of Standard Luxating elevators and Periotomes. The set of 7 single end designs offers a variety of straight and angled shanks, and large and small sizes, and all have thin sharp working ends/blades. These instruments are used apically within the periodontal ligament space to cut the PDL prior to tooth extraction. This method permits extraction without applying pressure on the alveolus, thus protecting the bone from fracture.     DISCOVER THEM IN OUR WEBSHOP   EXPLORE THE SURGICAL BLACK LINE BROCHURE  
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ENZYMAX® LIQUID CONCENTRATE (NL)
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Enzymax Earth PAX IMS-1332 / IMS-1333 (EN)
Enzymax Earth PAX IMS-1332 / IMS-1333 (NL)
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