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Contra-angle Handpieces at their limit: Challenges of modern restorative dentistry

The continuous advancement of restorative dental materials places increasing demands on contraangle handpieces and instruments, which must deliver durability, efficiency, and precision. Dr Wolfgang Tautschnig, an experienced dentist from Salzburg, tested the Synea “Power Edition” by W&H over several months and shares his insights from everyday clinical practice. The specialised handpiece was primarily used for demanding procedures such as cutting crowns and bridges. This article not only presents the advantages of the new high-speed handpiece, but also illustrates its clinical performance through two exemplary patient cases.

Sterilization succeeds only with appropriate pre-disinfection and cleaning

The reprocessing of reusable medical devices remains a complex and challenging task that requires compliance with strict procedures and regular updates to reflect the latest scientific and technological advancements.

Innovation is in our DNA

How do you set new standards in the dental industry? How do you foster a culture of innovation within a company? And how do you stay ahead of time? Dipl. Ing. Peter Malata shares his insights in this exclusive interview. Just before IDS 2025, we take a closer look at the latest developments at W&H. Since 1996, Peter Malata has led the medical technology company, which today has around 1,300 employees, three production sites, and 18 sales subsidiaries – exporting to 130 countries worldwide.

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