13 November 2016
As far as teeth are concerned, the dental industry has created a host of innovative methods and products over the past decades, which narrow the gap more and more between a high ideal and the achievable reality. These include modern diagnosis and therapy options (i.e. face scanners, backward planning implantology, controlled tissue generation) and in particular ceramic materials. The trade fair visitor can gain a comprehensive overview at the International Dental Show in Cologne, from 21 to 25 March 2017.
New materials
It goes without saying that ceramics are predestined for use in dentistry because of their white basic colouring. They have been playing an outstanding role as veneering materials for decades and they have increasingly been establishing themselves as framework material for around twenty years. Zirconium oxide, lithium disilicate, zirconium oxide reinforced lithium disilicate - a whole row of options are available today depending on the individual indication. How far these indications range in detail remains to be an exciting question. The visitors will find straightforward answers at IDS 2017.
Possibilities for aesthetic perfection
With a veneer that matches the colour of the patient's teeth, a restoration is (almost) as identical to the natural teeth as two peas in a peapod. The most striking development, however, is that attractive aesthetics can also be achieved in many cases without using veneer. This saves time and enables a level of work efficiency that was previously not known.
After translucent material options have factually asserted themselves for zirconium oxide, dyed blanks have now created a new impetus particularly in the production area. Today, they can cover the entire common shades which in turn renders the veneer superfluous in many cases or makes the process simpler and faster. Coherent ceramic systems aid the classic layer technique here. In the case of non-veneered zirconium oxide frameworks the individual characterisation is achieved with the aid of staining systems. A ceramic infiltration of zirconium oxide frameworks with suitable staining fluids is basically an interesting option too. And certain hybrid ceramics can simply be polished or characterised using a light-curing method. Irrespective of this, there are no restrictions: Ultimately there is no limit to the individual design options using the ceramic layer technique.
Options for the economic production of aesthetic restorations
Several aesthetic and at the same time economic solutions are available to the laboratory and dental practice. For example an effective measure is furnishing one's own room for shade matching. Extended diagnostics including the simulation of the prosthetic final results with face scanners in the practice are further supportive measures. Digitalised data allows the information gained to be passed on to the laboratory.
The modern technology particularly facilitates the planning of implants and the safe definition of the best position for the artificial tooth root with a view to the most attractive prosthetic restoration ultimately also improves the aesthetic aspect and the work efficiency. This also includes of course the selection of the ideal production process. The dental industry will be demonstrating the potential the highly emotional theme "Aesthetics" offers at the International Dental Show (IDS) 2017 in Cologne. Here the manufacturers will be presenting their latest developments.
(more…)
IDS 2017: Ceramic innovations
Precoloured veneering ceramics, infiltration method and economic production options for aesthetic restorations are the central themes at the IDS in Cologne.
 Photo: KoelnmesseInnovative methods and products at the IDS |
New materials
It goes without saying that ceramics are predestined for use in dentistry because of their white basic colouring. They have been playing an outstanding role as veneering materials for decades and they have increasingly been establishing themselves as framework material for around twenty years. Zirconium oxide, lithium disilicate, zirconium oxide reinforced lithium disilicate - a whole row of options are available today depending on the individual indication. How far these indications range in detail remains to be an exciting question. The visitors will find straightforward answers at IDS 2017.
Possibilities for aesthetic perfection
With a veneer that matches the colour of the patient's teeth, a restoration is (almost) as identical to the natural teeth as two peas in a peapod. The most striking development, however, is that attractive aesthetics can also be achieved in many cases without using veneer. This saves time and enables a level of work efficiency that was previously not known.
After translucent material options have factually asserted themselves for zirconium oxide, dyed blanks have now created a new impetus particularly in the production area. Today, they can cover the entire common shades which in turn renders the veneer superfluous in many cases or makes the process simpler and faster. Coherent ceramic systems aid the classic layer technique here. In the case of non-veneered zirconium oxide frameworks the individual characterisation is achieved with the aid of staining systems. A ceramic infiltration of zirconium oxide frameworks with suitable staining fluids is basically an interesting option too. And certain hybrid ceramics can simply be polished or characterised using a light-curing method. Irrespective of this, there are no restrictions: Ultimately there is no limit to the individual design options using the ceramic layer technique.
Options for the economic production of aesthetic restorations
Several aesthetic and at the same time economic solutions are available to the laboratory and dental practice. For example an effective measure is furnishing one's own room for shade matching. Extended diagnostics including the simulation of the prosthetic final results with face scanners in the practice are further supportive measures. Digitalised data allows the information gained to be passed on to the laboratory.
The modern technology particularly facilitates the planning of implants and the safe definition of the best position for the artificial tooth root with a view to the most attractive prosthetic restoration ultimately also improves the aesthetic aspect and the work efficiency. This also includes of course the selection of the ideal production process. The dental industry will be demonstrating the potential the highly emotional theme "Aesthetics" offers at the International Dental Show (IDS) 2017 in Cologne. Here the manufacturers will be presenting their latest developments.
More news about "IDS":
16 December 2020
IDS 2021: VDDI and Koelnmesse postpone the International Dental Show from March until autumn 2021
With a view to the unchanged challenges the Corona pandemic is raising in Germany and the anticipated continuation of the extensive restriction of personal contacts by the Government, States and municipalities at the beginning of the new year, the VDDI board, the Gesellschaft zur Förderung der DentalIndustrie mbH (GFDI) (the commercial enterprise of the VDDI) and Koelnmesse have decided to postpone IDS - the International Dental Show. The trade fair that was originally planned to take place from 10 to 13 March, will now be held from 22 to 25 September 2021. The organisers are taking this step in reaction to the currently ongoing Corona policy, which may be extended in Germany into the new year. By postponing the 39th edition of IDS to the September, the organisers are hoping that due to the then anticipated, improved health situation and relaxation of the travel restrictions more international partners and customers will travel to Cologne. (more…)27 November 2020
IDS 2021 invites visitors to discover current classics with future potential
Announcements of disruptive technologies continue to dominate the headlines. However, at the same time there are stable constants - trusted materials and methods over decades, which still impress us and show the way forward. We are highlighting four examples of such below that are representative of many others: a colour measurement system, an alloy and an occlusion tester. (more…)13 October 2020
39th IDS defying the Corona crisis and treading new paths in 2021
The uncertainty caused by the ongoing Corona crisis is also noticeable within the dental industry. Over the past months, together with Koelnmesse, the partners of the 39th edition, IDS 2021, the GFDI mbH, a commercial company of the VDDI, the association and its bodies have intensely occupied themselves with the safety criteria, which makes the physical presence of an international trade fair like IDS possible. Ultimately, different solutions were developed jointly by all of the parties concerned and an alternative concept was drawn up for the trade fair format, IDS. (more…)2 October 2020
Innovative hygiene concepts in the dental practice: This is precisely why IDS 2021 is so important
12 March 2019
IDS 2019: “Urgent need to address oral health”
According to FDI World Dental Federation, half of the world’s population is affected by oral diseases. But “oral health is still not considered a priority issue by governments,“ FDI President Dr Kathryn Kell deplores. She discusses the situation with DIE MESSE. (more…)5 November 2018
The disinfection and cleaning of hands, surfaces, instruments and special areas is a necessary prerequisite for the orderly operation of the practice. It protects the employees and patients. The International Dental Show, 12 - 16 March 2019, will put the theme in focus. (more…)26 September 2018
IDS 2019 to present trends and opportunities
Digitalisation, 3D printing and the interaction between the "main players" in the team are the drivers of the dental industry. In this connection, the International Dental Show (IDS) 2019 offers comprehensive concepts, valuable tips and stimulating discussions. (more…)29 June 2018
IDS 2019 with additional hall in Cologne
The preparations for the 38th International Dental Show from 12 to 16 March 2019 in Cologne are in full swing. More companies have already confirmed their participation compared to the same period two years ago, the organizer announced. (more…)20 June 2018
The smarter E Europe: Inverters control heating and stabilise grids
Inverters have become all-rounders, used not just for converting direct current into alternating current but for analyzing and controlling PV installations as well as solar batteries, power-to-heat and smart home solutions. Industry professionals can learn more about the trends shaping this future-oriented market at Intersolar Europe. (more…)
| FAIR NAVIGATOR PHARMA / MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY | |
|---|---|
|
| E-PAPER IDS |
 |