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Nel panorama nazionale dove gli aiuti sono più annunciati che concessi c’è un’azienda italiana che aiuta concretamente la ripartenza dell’odontoiatria. IDI EVOLUTION, nota azienda fabbricante di sistemi implantari, ha lanciato una campagna di aiuti gratuiti senza precedenti nel mercato odontoiatrico. L’offerta è un pacchetto formato da strumenti, apparecchi, dispositivi compresa la protesi del paziente fino al software di gestione della cartella clinica, strumento importante e, per com’è configurato, assolutamente innovativo. Alla gratuità del pacchetto viene fornita anche la possibilità di acquistare 56 impianti all’anno iniziando a pagare dal 2021. Scopriamo la ripartenza IDI che si articola in ben 10 punti di offferta: 1- Sistema Trios® 3Shape basic, Scanner più software di gestione con 4 anni di licenza gratis; 2- 1 PC Z-Book della HP - Gratis; 3- 6 mesi gratuiti di uso del software Real Guide 5.0 Pro; 4- 1Kit chirurgico a scelta fra diversi tipi di kit - Gratis; 5- 1...

From web site Source:   Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft "Millions of dental implants are inserted every year, and often they need to be replaced due to issues such as tissue infections caused by bacteria. In the future, these infections will be prevented thanks to a new plasma implant coating that kills pathogens using silver ions, say scientists. Bacterial infection of a dental implant is a dreaded complication, as it carries with it a high risk of jawbone degeneration. Implanting an artificial dental root sets off a race between infectious pathogens and the body's own cellular defenses. If the bacteria win, they form a biological film over the titanium to protect themselves from anti-biotics. Once the implant is colonized by germs, the result is an inflammatory reaction, which can result in bone atrophy." Go to complete article>ClickHere

From Neoss website: "Neoss Limited, a UK based, global dental implant company, have announced the launch of the Neoss PenguinRFA instrument for measuring implant stability. Neoss Limited, a UK based, global dental implant company, have announced the launch of the Neoss Penguin RFA instrument for measuring implant stability. Fredrik Engman, Neoss CTO, commented “In implant dentistry, patient expectations and an evolving range of indications places high demands on the clinical team, so if conditions are not optimal, poor primary stability may increase the risk of implant failure. Resonance Frequency Analysis (RFA) and the Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ) were introduced into the dental implant industry in 2001 and are now established methods of measuring implant stability and osseointegration.” Guy Leaver, Neoss CFO, added “Neoss in partnership with Integration Diagnostics, has today launched the Neoss Penguin RFA , and in keeping with Neoss’ philosophy...