dental implant

Straumann takes 30% stake in Dental Wings

Implant manufacturer Straumann has acquired a minority stake of 30% in Dental Wings.
he move underscores Straumann's commitment to developing an open software standard for the dental industry, according to the company.

Headquartered in Montreal, Dental Wings specializes in software for design and manufacturing, in addition to developing and manufacturing 3D scanners. The company is privately owned and, as a result of the transaction, Straumann is now represented on its board of directors.

Straumann's interest in Dental Wings was signaled at the International Dental Show in Cologne, Germany, in March when the two companies announced a collaborative partnership with 3M ESPE to create an open standard software platform for use across a range of dental applications. 3M ESPE and Straumann also announced their intention to adopt Dental Wings Open System (DWOS) platform as the core operating software in their CAD/CAM systems.

"Dental professionals should no longer be locked into specific scanning or manufacturing systems, and we believe that a common platform will revolutionize the dental industry," Naoum Araj, president of Dental Wings, stated in a press release. "There is no doubt that digitalization will drive dentistry in the future, and our goal is to work with multiple partners to perfect an open platform that caters to the broadest range of needs."

Genesis, The Biomimetic Implant System(TM) from Keystone Dental, Inc. Receives Regulatory Clearance in The U.S.A

BURLINGTON, Massachusetts, November 1, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Keystone Dental, Inc. today announced U.S. regulatory clearance of Genesis, The Biomimetic Implant System. The Genesis System represents a major advance in implant dentistry through its biomimetic design - a design inspired by nature. The unique benefits of the Genesis System include the potential to achieve immediate function with a natural looking smile, allowing the patient to leave the dentist's office with a replacement tooth on the day of surgery.

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Materialise Dental launches the Dual Scan Package

The Dual Scan Package consists of the Dual Scan Module and a number of sample products to prepare patients for swift aesthetic and prosthetic driven computer guided surgery. The main goal is to offer SimPlant® users an integrated solution for prosthetic driven planning, to be completed in-house and in just one visit.

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Blue Sky Bio Releases Universal Kit for Computer Guided Surgery

Blue Sky Bio, manufacturer of dental implants and and accessories have released their very own computer guided surgical kit compatible with all implant systems.
The universal kit is available for purchase online now. Product description as follows:

  • One kit for any implant surgery: Includes drills of various lengths and diameters. Parts may be purchased individually.
  • Easy to use: No need to set a stopper. The drill depths are pre-configured for an easy, hassle-free, color coded drilling sequence.
  • Complete kit includes 3 anchor pins.
  • Products, warranty and service provided by www.in2guide.com.

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Sirona launches a new database for GALILEOS Implant


At the beginning of March Sirona launched a modified database for its proven GALILEOS Implant software. A key feature of the new database is the realistic visualization of Nobel Biocare implants. A total of 228 Nobel Biocare models have been included.
In addition, the implant data of seven other manufacturers has been updated.

Alongside Nobel Biocare, a further 12 implant manufacturers have been integrated into the database for the first time.
The GALILEOS Implant database now embraces 42 manufacturers and 3,860 realistically visualized implant models. This facilitates fast and convenient implant planning.

GALILEOS users can download the database (size: 392 MB) free of charge from www.sicat.com

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