W&H dental tools & supplies
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Dental tools & supplies made by W&H
The international W&H group is a global leader in the development and manufacture of high-end dental tools. Driven by the credo “People have Priority”, we strive to ensure the best experience possible – for medical professionals and their patients alike – by providing cutting-edge medical technology.
As a subsidiary, W&H Impex, Inc., located in Ontario, brings W&H dental tools to dentists in Canada and the United States of America. Helping to ensure safe and gentle patient care around the globe.
News
08.10.2024
Overcoming challenges in processing zirconia and advanced ceramic materials
Ceramic materials such as zirconia are being used more and more frequently in modern restorative dentistry. However, removing zirconia restorations with conventional contra-angle handpieces is a challenging and lengthy procedure. Added to this is the high wear on the burs, especially with monolithic material. In some cases, the bur has to be changed at one-minute intervals. To address this problem, W&H has developed a new product line specifically tailored for these applications.
02.10.2024
Case presentation: Complex Dental Prosthesis Management
The direct relationship between intraoral and general health, as well as the bidirectional influence that they may have on one another, is well-known (1,2). It is absolutely essential to consider both factors when planning preventive intraoral measures and treatment in the dental practice. The primary objective is the maintenance of patient health and quality of life from both dental and medical perspectives.
30.09.2024
Personalised Prophylaxis for 74-Year-Old Implant Patient with Hypertension: Prevention According to the IPC Model
A 74-year-old patient presents for a consultation. The anamnesis shows that the patient has well-controlled hypertension and is taking Lixiana. Additionally, the patient had a kidney carcinoma in 2020. The patient’s lifestyle is unremarkable. She has no natural teeth left and has six implants in both the upper and lower jaws, which are fitted with crowns or bridges. Current findings show no peri-implant mucositis or peri-implantitis; however, there are occasional minor bleedings at the implant sites.