Ecosite One: It Simply Matches—Always
Ecosite One from DMG is the newest member of the Ecosite restorative composite family. It is an aesthetic, nanohybrid layering composite for posterior.
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Provisional Crown and Bridge Material Suited for Complex Restorations
LuxaCrown is a maximum strength, highly durable provisional crown and bridge material with high fracture toughness that ensures stable provisional restorations. It’s ideal.
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Composite Crown Provides Affordable, High-Quality Restorative Option
A perfect fit between temporary and permanent restorations, DMG America and their LuxaCrown product offer patients an affordable, high-quality restorative option. The versatile,.
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Learn About a 3D Printing Solution Designed With You In Mind
DMG 3D Validated Dental Printing Simplifying your practice workflow and increasing patient satisfaction. What is the DMG 3D Digital Printing Solution? As 3D.
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Introducing Steve Richard as the new Director of Clinical Affairs for DMG
DMG America is proud to announce the promotion of Steve Richard from DMG Special Markets Manager to Director of Clinical Affairs. Steve will be.
Greater New York Dental Meeting Show Highlights
Impression Materials Combine Speed and Reach
DMG America‘s Honigum vinyl polysiloxane impression material (VPS) is designed to go where the dentist wants it, stay where it’s placed, and thin.
Greater New York Dental Meeting Show Highlights
Impression Materials Combine Speed and Reach
DMG America‘s Honigum vinyl polysiloxane impression material (VPS) is designed to go where the dentist wants it, stay where it’s placed, and thin.
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Pillars of the Community
Three pillars of the New York dental community—Dr. Allen Finkelstein, Dr. Rada Sumareva, and George Wolfe, President of DMG America—were celebrated at a.
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CDT Code for Resin Infiltration Gives Practices Additional Treatment and Billing Options
Englewood, NJ – December 1, 2012—The American Dental Association (ADA) has announced that resin infiltration of incipient smooth surface lesions is now covered.
