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Glidewell Dental ZERAMEX XT Implant debuted
Glidewell Dental’s ZERAMEX XT® Implant made its debut during the 2019 Glidewell Dental Symposium in Orlando.
Glidewell Dental’s ZERAMEX XT® Implant made its debut during the 2019 Glidewell Dental Symposium in Orlando.
This two-piece ceramic implant is designed to help clinicians provide life-like esthetics for cases in the anterior or with thin tissue biotypes, Glidewell said in a press release. The implant is 100 percent metal-free and highly biocompatible.
"The addition of ZERAMEX XT to our implant portfolio is part of our ongoing efforts to help dentists meet the varying needs of their patients," said Greg Minzenmayer, chief operating officer at Glidewell Dental. "The implant is a great, metal-free alternative for cases with high-esthetic demands, and we consider it yet another simple, accessible solution for expanding implant services in the general practice."
The implant is available in 4.2 mm and 5.5 mm diameters and the system includes prosthetic components to support a full range of temporary and permanent restorative protocols.
To learn more, visit glidewelldirect.com.
Episode 31: Dentsply Sirona Implant Announcements
September 30th 2021DPR’s Editorial Director Noah Levine sat down with Gene Dorff, Dentsply Sirona’s group vice president of implants and Dr. Dan Butterman to review several big announcements the company made in the arena of implants during Dentsply Sirona World 2021 in Las Vegas.
Crest Toothpaste Honored as National Historic Chemical Landmark
April 10th 2024The American Chemical Society has designated Crest toothpaste as a National Historic Chemical Landmark, recognizing its introduction in 1955 as a transformative moment in dental care through the incorporation of fluoride chemistry.
