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Numbers by the 52% Percentage of dentists in Virginia who sent cases to Glidewell Laboratories in 2011 50,000 Number of case evaluation slips filled out by Glidewell customers in 2011 96% MARGINS Percentage of those slips marked as “GOOD” 57% Percentage of Americans over the age of 65 who wear either full or partial removable dentures Source: www.orawave.com 856,250 Total number of full or partial removable dentures fabricated by Glidewell Laboratories since 1993 Percentage of 80% metal-based (PFM and 28% cast gold) vs. all-ceramic crowns & bridges fabricated by Glidewell Laboratories in 1997 Percentage of metal-based (PFM and cast gold) vs. all-ceramic crowns & bridges fabricated by Glidewell Laboratories in 2012 8 www.chairsidemagazine.com
Dr. DiTolla’s CLINICAL TIPS PRODUCT........ Rebilda ® Post System SOURCE........... VOCO America Inc. (Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.) 888-658-2584, www.vocoamerica.com Considering that placing posts and cores isn’t an everyday procedure for most dentists, it’s surprising how many e-mails I get asking which post-and-core system I prefer. I continue to try different systems on an ongoing basis, but it’s a niche filled with me-too products for the most part. I recently ordered the Rebilda Post System from VOCO America and was pleasantly surprised from the moment I opened the box and found the directions on the lid — the rest of the industry could learn a thing or two from VOCO about directions! Beyond that, the fiber posts are highly translucent, while being more radiopaque than the posts I was using before, and the drill sizes are well-matched to the post sizes. The kit also includes VOCO’s bonding agent and dual-cure build-up material to ensure the chemistry will work to provide maximum retention. Dr. DiTolla’s Clinical Tips 9
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