Dental Asia May/June 2022
For more than two decades, Dental Asia is the premium journal in linking dental innovators and manufacturers to its rightful audience. We devote ourselves in showcasing the latest dental technology and share evidence-based clinical philosophies to serve as an educational platform to dental professionals. Our combined portfolio of print and digital media also allows us to reach a wider market and secure our position as the leading dental media in the Asia Pacific region while facilitating global interactions among our readers.
For more than two decades, Dental Asia is the premium journal in linking dental innovators and manufacturers to its rightful audience. We devote ourselves in showcasing the latest dental technology and share evidence-based clinical philosophies to serve as an educational platform to dental professionals. Our combined portfolio of print and digital media also allows us to reach a wider market and secure our position as the leading dental media in the Asia Pacific region while facilitating global interactions among our readers.
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS<br />
Dentsply Sirona<br />
New inLab Software 22.0 solution by Dentsply Sirona streamlines CAD/CAM workflow<br />
Dentsply Sirona has announced the latest<br />
inLab Software 22.0, with its computeraided<br />
design (CAD) and computer-aided<br />
manufacturing (CAM) applications offering<br />
users a harmonised new user interface at a<br />
design and manufacturing level, additional<br />
design options, and extended connectivity<br />
to CEREC Primemill.<br />
The software offers the extension for fullover-natural<br />
dentures, such as single arch<br />
denture, optimises gingiva designs, and<br />
integrates new Digital Genios and Digital<br />
Portrait tooth libraries from Dentsply Sirona<br />
used in milling and 3D print production.<br />
The new software can also now support the<br />
design and manufacturing of a CEREC Guide<br />
3 surgical guide in an improved workflow,<br />
as well as the implant supported restoration<br />
design for DS PrimeTaper implant system.<br />
inLab CAD Software 22.0 users can<br />
integrate CEREC Primemill into the digital<br />
production processes of laboratories and<br />
Support for CEREC Primemill in the inLab CAM<br />
Software 22.0 opens up additional milling and<br />
grinding options in the laboratory<br />
dental practices, benefiting from design and<br />
manufacturing workflow that adjusts to the<br />
machine’s parameters.<br />
Users of other CAD/CAM manufacturing<br />
systems can also integrate CEREC Primemill<br />
via the open inLab CAM Software 22.0,<br />
although Dentsply Sirona warned that such<br />
users will be solely liable for risks with all<br />
associated components when processing<br />
designs based on .stl file format.<br />
“The connection of CEREC Primemill to<br />
the open inLab CAM Software opens up<br />
additional performance potential for me in<br />
the lab, not only with respect to the superfast<br />
milling of zirconia or the extra-fine<br />
grinding of glass-ceramics, but also in terms<br />
of the ability to process restoration data<br />
from other CAD software,” said Jens Richter,<br />
dental technician, Zahntechnik Kerstin<br />
Strassburger in Rochlitz, Germany. “With<br />
the 0.5 milling tools, I achieve very good<br />
surfaces in a short time. I really enjoy using<br />
the Primemill.”<br />
Dentsply Sirona also reported that the<br />
inLab CAM Software is set to become an<br />
integral part of the company’s most recently<br />
announced device Primeprint Solution.<br />
inLab CAD Software 22.0 and inLab CAM<br />
Software 22.0 are available online as full<br />
versions. inLab users and new customers<br />
can reach out to their point of contact in the<br />
regional sales organisations to purchase full<br />
licenses or updates. ■<br />
VOCO<br />
VOCO Grandio blocs integrated with Planmeca PlanMill system<br />
VOCO has announced a material partnership<br />
with Planmeca, integrating VOCO materials<br />
to the Planmeca system, designed to help<br />
service a growing segment of computeraided<br />
design (CAD)/computer-aided<br />
manufacturing (CAM) users.<br />
The company is releasing the fire-free<br />
nano-ceramic hybrid Grandio blocs PlanMill.<br />
VOCO reported that Grandio blocs are high<br />
quality with many other milling systems, and<br />
with its tooth-like properties, aesthetics, and<br />
time-saving attributes.<br />
The nano-ceramic hybrid block minimises<br />
the need for firing, saving time and money<br />
while simplifying optional characterisation<br />
and intraoral repair. The high filler degree of<br />
86% allows for wear resistance and longterm<br />
colour stability.<br />
In addition, its toothlike elasticity and<br />
thermal expansion behaviour enhance<br />
marginal integrity compared to ceramic or<br />
zirconia. The blocs are formulated to offer<br />
precision-milled, thin, tapered edges as low<br />
as 0.8mm for crowns, without concern for<br />
chipping or breakage.<br />
Grandio blocs PlanMill is indicated for<br />
crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers, and<br />
implant-supported crowns. Planmeca’s<br />
latest software update allows PlanMill users to<br />
select the ideal milling strategy for Grandio blocs<br />
PlanMill. ■<br />
VOCO’s Grandio blocks<br />
64 DENTAL ASIA MAY / JUNE <strong>2022</strong>
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