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Aidite Dental Consumables & Tools
Designed for performance, comfort, and superior oral treatment outcomes, delivering precision and efficiency in every dental treatment procedure.
How to Choose the Right Consumables & Tools
Prioritize Quality and Performance
Wear Resistance: Choose materials designed to withstand long-term use, particularly important for dental polishing kits and milling materials. Durable and reliable options often reduce the need for frequent replacements for both clinics and labs.
Long-lasting Performance: For products like grinding and polishing burs, it’s essential to choose materials that maintain long-term surface polish during the dynamic nature of the oral cavity with minimal steps. This ensures efficient and effective dental procedures.
Match Products to Specific Needs
Aesthetic Needs: For procedures involving color matching in highly aesthetic demand cases, use dental stains, especially for monolithic restorations in the anterior area. These stains have color stability and a wide range of shade availability to help customize your patient’s needs, preserve aesthetic integrity, and reflect natural tooth characteristics.
Shade Guides: Choose materials that support a wide range of shades and provide accurate color and translucency compatible with final dental restoration materials to ensure the predictability of the final restorations.
Temporary Restorations: Look for biocompatible, easily polished materials suitable for creating durable, interim restorations that are comfortable for oral patients.
Firing Pastes: Choose materials that can withstand high firing temperatures and do not degrade or alter the color of your restorations to enhance results and reliability.
Ensure Compatibility with Your Equipment
Select tools and materials that integrate easily with your existing workflow to ensure smooth operations. For example:
Milling Tools: Confirm that burs and blocks are compatible with your CAD/CAM systems and available in multiple shapes and dimensions.
Polishing Kits: Choose kits that are more universal and work effectively with a wide range of materials, including zirconia and ceramics.
Balance Cost with Long-Term Value
Pre-treatment Bonding Materials: Choose materials that provide long-term bond strength to avoid the need for multiple products and reduce the risk of debonding issues.
Premium-quality Consumables: Investing in good quality consumables can improve outcomes and save time over the long term, especially in products like dental stains where high quality is not optional for accuracy, color stability, and lifelike results.
frequently asked questions
Materials utilized are dental dental consumption or those that are utilized a specific amount of times like dental impression material, gloves, bonding compounds, polishing pastes, and sutures.
High-quality dental tools are crucial for accurate treatment, ensuring patient comfort and safety. They contribute to better outcomes, reduce complications, and improve the efficiency of dental procedures in both clinics and labs.
No matter how they are used or cared for, their lifetime is determined. When a hand instrument wears or is damaged, it should be replaced. Gloves, syringes, and impression materials may be used once and disposed and replaced for each patient.
When selecting dental consumables, think about what dental procedures you perform wholesale, the materials that do the best job of performing those procedures, and whether you have certain dental requirements as a practice. Also important is to check out product certifications and reviews. Aidite provides a comprehensive list of compatible software options.
Most dental tools are designed to be used with standard dental equipment. The other important point is to check the compatibility of tools and the equipment (autoclaves or sterilization machines) with the specification.
And that’s the proper maintenance of dental tools: cleaning, sterilising and checking things as they wear away. Maintain optimal performance and patient safety: Use manufacturer guidelines for care and replace any damaged or worn out tools. Aidite provides detailed care instructions for all dental tools.
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