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Become HuFriedyGroup University Program member, you will be able to choose your own instruments, personalize them, and be able to trace them using our own laser marking service and Kit Tracking System.
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From the Operatory to Presenting Treatment Options
Tunneling Technique - Dr. De Quincey
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PICTURES
The Total Dental Surgery Solution
The Total Dental Surgery Solution
Dr. Mauro Labanca
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3ssential kit by WeRestore.it
3ssential kit by WeRestore.it
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ALL ABOUT SUTURES
ALL ABOUT SUTURES
In HuFriedyGroup portfolio you can find the ideal suture for each of your surgical procedures. With our combinations of high quality needles and biologically inert threads, you will find the one that suits your surgical needs.
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DENTAL IMPLANTS
DENTAL IMPLANTS
The history, composition, and impact of an increasingly common feature of smiles
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MORE THAN ORTHO
MORE THAN ORTHO
It’s more than just an ortho routine: Starting from observation towards bonding, control, debonding, we have the correspondent IMS™ Cassette for each step of the orthodontic treatment.
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WHY THE COLOR OF YOUR INSTRUMENT MATTERS
WHY THE COLOR OF YOUR INSTRUMENT MATTERS
Consider the decisions you make when selecting the appropriate hand instrument for a procedure – the shape of the working end is certainly important, but so is the weight of the instrument, the surface of the handle which you feel while gripping it, and more.
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HARMONY™ ERGONOMIC SCALERS AND CURETTES
HARMONY™ ERGONOMIC SCALERS AND CURETTES
Knowing nearly 70% of RDHs experience hand, wrist, and/or arm pain,1 HuFriedyGroup proactively developed an innovative and truly ergonomic hand scaling solution.
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WHY IS ISOLATION SO IMPORTANT?
WHY IS ISOLATION SO IMPORTANT?
Isolation is a crucial step for restoration procedures. Isolation provides a dry, clean field to work within, improves visibility and decreases the risk of patient aspiration.
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Videos
More Than Ortho: An Orthodontic Journey
with Dr. Nuno Sousa Dias
Monday Talks S1 E1
Choosing the right needle holder
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Evaluation of Gingival Biotype
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Chairside Management
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IMS™ Cassettes
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Different Needle Holders
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Pherma Sharp
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Isolation RDC & DAM
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Sutures Introduction
Monday Talks - S4 E2
Mastering Surgical Sutures Needles
Monday Talks - S4 E3
Understanding the Types and Properties of Suture Thread
Monday Talks S4 E4
The Versatility of Silk Suture in Surgery
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The Benefits of Polyester Suture
Monday Talks S4 E6
Polyamide & Nylon Sutures: a different category
TIPS & TRICKS
Discover the best tips & tricks of the dental practice to satisfy your curiosity and to improve your knowledge.
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THE VALUE OF SHARPENING
THE VALUE OF SHARPENING
Why sharpen instruments? Or rather why continue to choose instruments that can be sharpened?
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ERGONOMICS AND WELLNESS AT WORK
ERGONOMICS AND WELLNESS AT WORK
Tips for relieving and preventing the aches and pains of working as a dental professionals
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IDENTIFYING CHAIRSIDE INFECTION RISKS
IDENTIFYING CHAIRSIDE INFECTION RISKS
GUIDE TO MINIMIZING INFECTION RISKS IN DENTAL PRACTICES - It's always a good time to brush up on ways to support patient safety in the dental chair. That means shining a light on what you and your team need to know to protect yourselves and your patients, starting with a refresher on infection risks.
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VIDEOS
Ortho Tip by Dr. Nuno Sousa Dias: Matthews
How To Use Cleaning Monitors
How To Wrap a Cassette
How to assembly Micro Mirrors
Tips for Effective Sharpening
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HuFriedyGroup is proud to offer dental professionals free continuing education courses through our live webinars.
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HuFriedyGroup is committed to inspiring performance by uniting and educating dental professionals worldwide, which is why we are pleased to offer free live webinars that will help you perform at your best.
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HuFriedyGroup tutorials are designed just for you. They provide a step-by-step process to learn how to master the dental practice.
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IMPLANT MAINTENANCE CARE SOLUTION - by Dr. Olivier Carcuac
IMPLANT MAINTENANCE CARE SOLUTION - by Dr. Olivier Carcuac
Proper monitoring and maintenance are essential to ensure the durability and health of a dental implant. The long-term success of implants is fundamentally dependent upon both the patient’s maintenance of effective home care and on the dental team’s administration of professional prophylaxis procedures in the dental office.
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Colorvue® Goldstein Probe
Learn how to use a Colorvue directly from Dr. Ronald Goldstein
The Importance of Isolation
Exceptional restorations begin with excellent isolation!
Chu's Proportion Gauge
Sharpening Basics
Sharpening I
Assessing Instrument Sharpness
Sharpening II
Sharpening Sickle Scalers
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Sharpening Universal Curettes
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Sharpening Gracey Curettes
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THE TOTAL DENTAL SURGERY SOLUTION
DR. MAURO LABANCA
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This photo gallery shows how to use the instruments of the Surgical Kit created by Dr. Mauro Labanca.
The kit provides precision surgical instruments designed as a total surgical solution. Featuring enhanced ergonomics and engineered to optimise clinical outcomes, this surgical kit was designed with the clinician in mind.
"Ergonomics in surgery is an essential element. For those conducting dental surgery, it is essential to know how to select an instrument that, among the many existing, can answer the initial needs and allow
one to work at the best. The skilled surgeon can then simply integrate the initially selected instruments with what will become necessary to evolving needs.
Thanks to Hu-Friedy’s contribution I have created this kit, that is the result of many years of experience as a surgeon, professor and international speaker, with the hope that it will become animportant aid to those approaching thedental surgery regardless of their years ofexperience because ... it’s never too late to learn to work well or better!" (Dr. Labanca)
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THE TOTAL DENTAL SURGERY SOLUTION
3ESSENTIAL KIT BY WERESTORE.IT
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The Hu-Friedy 3SSENTIAL Kit is a simplified basic kit for direct and indirect restorative procedures.Developed in conjunction with Drs. Paolone e Scolavino, Italian Key Opinion Leaders of WeRestore.it, 3SSENTIAL KIT is the most straightforward kit of restorative ever made, with just 3 instruments at once: Anterior, Posterior and Spatula, from the Hu-Friedy Black Line Collection. Go on the Hu-Friedy website to discover features and benefits of the kit! Continuing EducationDo not miss our Tutorials on how to use the kit! Find out more about how to perform with the 3essential kit participating at one of our Restorative workshops organized with EDSA.
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3SSENTIAL KIT BY WERESTORE.IT
Dental implants
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The history, composition, and impact of an increasingly common feature of smiles.
Anyone who has sat in the hygienist's chair long enough has seen trends come and go in the dental chair. Everything from trendy haircuts to Ugg boots to the newest phones have made an appearance in your operatory over time. While some things eventually fall out of fashion, some changes are permanent markers of the march of time and of progress. One such thing is dental implants. These prosthodontics devices are not only becoming increasingly common; they are also sure to stay with their patients – and with dentistry – for many years to come.
While dental implants in their current form have been approved for use in the USA since 1982, that is still relatively recent in terms of dental history. Moreover, the shift towards permanent implants, as the patient population ages and eschews edentulism or dentures for a healthier and more aesthetic solution, is even more recent. Therefore, it is increasingly likely that you will see growing numbers of dental implants in your prophylaxis appointments. Here, we will explore the history and composition of implants, which may help to make sense of the unique concerns surrounding the prophylaxis of these advanced dental devices. For some of you, this may serve as a quick refresher on the subject; however, many of you may find this to be a useful summary for not only yourselves, but for your patients, too – many of whom may ask why these 'teeth' need special treatment.
Titanium dental implants were approved for use in the United States by the FDA in 1982. However, this was far from the first attempt at dental prosthetics. Archaeology has shown that in ancient China, bamboo pegs were hammered in to provide chewing surfaces where teeth were missing. In Egypt, iron pegs were hammered into mummies' jaws, though this was likely done post-mortem for aesthetic purposes. An excavation at a Honduran site unearthed the body of a Mayan woman from the seventh century AD, who had three missing incisors replaced with pieces of seashells carved to resemble teeth. The fact that the jaw bone had grown around the shells and that calculus deposits had formed on the false teeth showed that these implants were placed while she was alive, and that they were functional as well as aesthetic. In later centuries, removable dentures were developed, using varying materials in place of teeth, such as wood, ivory, metals, or even teeth from other humans. In 1913, Dr. E.J. Greenfield developed and demonstrated a dental prosthesis made of a platinum-iridium alloy 'basket' that was placed into a bore drilled into the jawbone. This "Greenfield Basket" was then capped with a gold tooth mold. The Greenfield basket showed a degree of osseointegration (or fusion of living bone to material) and, much of his method was the pioneering basis for future dental implants. «« 1 »»
The story of the dental implant as we know it began in Sweden in 1952, when Dr. Per-Ingvar Brånemark was studying how bones heal and regenerate. «« 2 »» He observed not only that bone grew in very close proximity to threaded titanium, but that titanium screws were nearly impossible to remove in surrounding bone that had healed. Meanwhile, Leonard Linkow experimented with the implantation of titanium and other metals into the jaw. Building on Linkow's and his own observations, in 1965, Dr. Brånemark placed the first titanium dental implant in a human volunteer.
Since then, titanium implants have been slightly modified and tweaked for optimal osseointegration and for success in differing patient scenarios. However, barring numerous slight variations, the overall anatomy of the titanium implant can be summed up for an understanding of the structure and how it affects both clinical and home maintenance.
Titanium implants are preferable to dentures not only for matters of convenience and aesthetics, but also because they stimulate healthy bone growth and support of the surrounding teeth. As such, they are becoming increasingly common. The titanium implant – in its most basic and simplified form – is comprised of three parts: a titanium screw or "post", an abutment, and a restoration, or "crown". The post is screwed into a pilot hole that is bored directly into the jawbone. Once the post has osseointegrated and the gingiva have healed, the abutment (typically made of titanium or ceramic) is attached to the post. Finally, the crown is attached to the abutment.
While a crown cannot develop caries like a natural tooth, a dental implant does present its own set of unique concerns that require special attention both in the clinical and home settings. As periodontitis is the leading cause of tooth loss, a commitment to keeping the implant and its surrounding gingiva healthy is essential. Poor hygiene, incomplete prophylaxis, or missed dental appointments can lead to peri-implant mucositis or peri-implantitis. Dental implants will never have the periodontal ligament that natural teeth have. Instead, the secure attachment of the implant is dependent upon osseointegration of the post and healthy gingiva that grow in snugly around the abutment. Therefore, change in periodontal pocket depth, recession, bleeding on probing, or gingival inflammation around an implant must be taken seriously by patient and clinician alike, as these are early warning signs of peri-implantitis and future loss of the implant.
Because of the growing number of implant patients, and because of the suggested maintenance schedule of a prophylaxis and exam every three to four months for implants, it is increasingly likely that titanium implants will make their way into your dental chair. In addition to the special attention for the surrounding gingiva during an exam, there are other precautions that these sensitive restorations require to ensure success and maximal life.
One question that frequently arises about dental implants is "Should I probe?" The answer is an emphatic "Yes! But..." Early detection of bleeding on probing and unhealthy pocket depths is one of the best ways to prevent peri-implantitis. Implants, of course, are a bit different than their neighboring teeth. When it comes to probing, one thing to keep in mind is that a baseline pocket depth should be taken and recorded once the implant has healed. This should be used as a reference in future visits. Depending on how the implant was placed and on the patient's individual morphology at that specific site, a 5 mm pocket depth may or may not be unhealthy – which is why that baseline measurement is so important. When probing around an implant, use a plastic probe, such as the Colorvue or Goldstein Colorvue probe. The plastic is gentle and flexible in the sensitive pocket, and the plastic will not scratch, alter, or otherwise harm the titanium abutment or post. Moreover, the bright plastic provides a nice contrast with the titanium abutment, making readings easier. While it may be obvious, it bears repetition: when probing around an implant, be gentle! Be certain not to disturb or break the perimucosal seal, which helps to maintain the health of the implant.
Titanium implant surfaces are much more sensitive to scaling than natural teeth are. The optimal solution for biofilm management is the use of an air polisher with glycine powder, such as the Hu-Friedy EMS PERIO-FLOW. Glycine powder is effective, efficient, and gentle in biofilm removal. It is made from a naturally occurring amino acid, and will not harm sensitive titanium abutments or gingiva. Moreover, it is easier to use in the tight sulcus around a healthy implant. In the case of an implant where only biofilm needs to be removed, air polishing with glycine should be the first option. The titanium abutment is particularly sensitive to surface alterations, which can be caused by stainless steel instruments. Microscopic scratches left behind by stainless steel scalers create attachment surfaces and breeding grounds for bacteria. Plastic or Teflon scalers, or Hu-Friedy's Implacare II Scalers are recommended for the removal of soft deposits. In the case of tenacious calculus that resists a resin scaler, a specialized titanium scaler, such as Hu-Friedy's Titanium Implant Scaler is would be a good option, as titanium results in less scratching of the implant than stainless steel would. Again, it is important that when removing biofilm or calculus, you do so gently and do not disrupt the perimucosal seal around the implant.
Arguably, the patient's commitment and home care regimen are the most important factors in implant success. To ensure a lifelong implant without complication, the patient must take better care of their teeth than even the most vigilant patients with all natural teeth. In addition to flossing and brushing the teeth twice daily, a few other considerations must be taken. Patients need to not only floss around the implant (as well as all other teeth), but should use an inter-proximal brush where appropriate every day as well. With implants, scratching the highly polished metal surfaces is as big of a concern at home as in the office. Therefore, only nylon inter-proximal brushes without a wire should be used. The brush can be dipped into an antiseptic mouthwash before use for added bacteria removal. Toothbrushes should be soft-bristled. While a fluoride toothpaste should be used for whole oral health, toothpastes using stannous fluoride should be avoided in implant patients, as the chemical structure of stannous fluoride can etch or create a roughness on implants. Instead, instruct patients to read their toothpaste ingredients and choose varieties that use sodium fluoride, which imparts the benefits of fluoride on natural teeth without harming implants. «« 3 »» A rubber-tipped oral stimulator can be used on the gingiva surrounding an implant (as well as across the gums) to promote the development of healthy, keratinized tissue. Remind patients that the stimulator should be gently rolled along the gums; the tip should not poke the gingiva! Additionally, an antiseptic mouthwash should be used. Finally, be sure that your patients are committed to regular dental appointments as recommended; this means coming in three to four times a year, depending on how the implants have healed and the health of the surrounding tissues.
Dental implants have been a game-changing development in dental treatment and oral health. Patients have benefitted from improved aesthetics and convenience, as well as healthier jaws and retention of surrounding teeth. However, this great advancement brings great responsibility on the part of both clinician and patient. While dental implants have been engineered to look like the neighboring natural teeth, their manmade materials and structure dictate that they must be treated differently. A vigilance and commitment to modified care – both in the operatory and at home – is needed to ensure maximal life of dental implants.
References:
Intraosseous anchorage of dental prostheses, Aegis Dental Network (2008): https://www.aegisdentalnetwork.com/cced/2008/05/intraosseous-anchorage-of-dental-prostheses-an-early-20th-century-contribution
The history of dental implants, The Dental Geek (2015): https://www.thedentalgeek.com/2015/03/the-history-of-dental-implants/
Focus on implant home care, RDH Magazine (2013): http://www.rdhmag.com/articles/print/volume-33/issue-9/features/focus-on-implant-home-care.html
Peri-implantitis, Stefan Renvert & Jean-Louis Giovannoli (Quintessence International, 2012).