KaVo launches SMARTmatic Series
The handpiece series combines quality, smart features and optimal ease of use for more successful clinical outcomes.
KaVo announced the launch of the SMARTmatic Series, available now and which made its debut at the California Dental Association CDA Presents in Anaheim, Calif., and the Ontario Dental Association (ODA) in Toronto, Canada.
The new SMARTmatic series reportedly unites KaVo‘s trusted quality with smart features for optimal ease of use and successful clinical outcomes. As a successor to the established INTRAmatic™ E / ES series, the SMARTmatic series fits alongside the Master and Expert series to offer dentists a new, attractive entry into the world of KaVo.
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The SMARTmatic series is said to boast a number of features to optimize performance, including:
- Small head size for better view
- Ceramic sliders within the chuck system for securing the bur
- Stainless steel construction for long durability
- High-precision ball bearings for a high degree of efficiency
- Light weight for tireless working
- Optimum balance for precise treatment
Designed with flexibility in mind, the SMARTmatic series is perfect for anyone wishing to combine the highest standards in reliability and a broad spectrum of treatment options, including endodontics, restorative and prophylaxis treatment indications. SMARTmatic straight and contra-angle handpieces are available for any dental system, air or electric.
Call 888-ASK-KaVo or visit www.KaVo.com for more information.
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