Offering seamless integration of digital imaging and multimedia into the patient chair, the ERGOcam 4 intraoral video camera has a handpiece design that mimics the shape of KaVo operative handpieces for an ergonomic feel and ease of use. Features include ultra-white LED illumination for true color representation and a proprietary all-glass lens for crisp, lifelike images.
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The compact, handheld ezlase diode laser offers a 940-nm wavelength for high energy absorption by hemoglobin and oxyhemoglobin; additionally, the wavelength is slightly off the absorption peak of water. The laser’s ComfortPulse operation enhances patient comfort for a variety of soft-tissue procedures. An intuitive, procedure-based color touchscreen and navigation finger pad simplify control. The laser uses sterile disposable tips.
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Adapted to fit onto most dental units, the SIROEndo root-canal preparation system has a swiveling support arm that keeps the unit within the user’s reach and eliminates the need for set-up or mobilization before treatment. An integrated apex locator features a digital display with audible alerts indicating distance to the apex. Additionally, when auto-reverse is activated, the file in use automatically reverses direction if torque is exceeded. Compatible with most standard NiTi and stainless steel file systems, the unit has a brushless motor that can manually be turned on and off (independently of the pedal) and an ISO interface handpiece with an extra-small head.

Designed for use with several Nikon digital SLR camera models, the Mini Micro Flash is a ring-and-point flash with a power supply said to be smaller and lighter than current models. The flash significantly reduces the weight of the entire camera system, making it easier to use. The TTL flash system features the Dine-invented ring flash for intraoral photography as well as an adjustable point flash for facial photography and descriptive anterior and lateral picture taking.