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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / March 2006SwisseDent denture teeth (?)(?) Use them?
Suggestions for characterized teeth for dentures: 1. SwisseDent 2. 3. etc. Characterized teeth! Start here ... I wil get some more companies and ideas at the newsgroup. Joel Joel M. Eichen DDS http://www.ralstondental.com/swiss.htm Swissedent teeth! Serving Dental Industry in Texas and the U.S. for over 40 years. HOME PAGE Swissedent The Look of Natural Teeth With Swissedent Denture Teeth you can provide your patients with an exciting new level of realistic beauty, while satisfying your demand for exceptional strength and wear resistance. Exceptional Beauty Swissedent Teeth are hand-crafted by skilled craftspersons to achieve the vitality and appearance of natural teeth. Exceptional Wear Resistance Swissedent's incomparable beauty is complemented by its strength and durability. The enamel body and blended layers are crafted using a reinforced composite formula, proven to have twice the wear resistance of plastic teeth. Offer your patients only the best...Offer them Swissedent Teeth For a higher quality of living call: Ralston Dental Lab P.O. Box 254 Fort Worth, Texas76101 (817) 534-5991 e-mail: ralston@onramp.net D E L E T E D wrote: Dr Eichen, I saw several of your notes about characterized teeth. Would you be so kind as to share the name of a supplier or two. I am in the process of having an removable appliance made for six implants in my maxilla. All that my dentist has shown me is the "toilet bowl" - "piano" teeth and he claims that this is the only type availble from his suppliers. Thanks. A REPLY: webmaster@dentaltown.com Add to Address Book To: joeleichen@yahoo.com Subject: RE: What Characterized Teeth (?) Removables .... Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 20:12:37 -0700 On December 14, 2004 at 8:12:37 PM 'cybertech' posted.... Who is the mfg. of the Swissedent teeth your referring to ? The original Swissedent teeth (900 series) which Dr. Frush brought to the U.S was made my Candulor in Zurich, Switzerland. www.candulor.com I use three different types of denture teeth. Ivoclar Vivadent Blue Line for Complete dentures with lingualized occlusion. Candulor for Anterior Porcelain cases with Condyloform posteriors.they are the most esthetic and functional porcelain teeth on the market. Willi Geller's Creapearl denture teeth from Jensen for implant supported hybrid cases, they have a beautiful translucent layer and seem to just come alive in the oral environment.. Robert Kreyer, CDT Aka CyberTech ************** >Suggestions for characterized teeth for dentures: > [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] >"piano" teeth and he claims that this is the only type availble from >his suppliers. Thanks. MORE ..... On December 15, 2004 at 6:09:34 AM 'rgkbmk' posted.... Joel, When I did removeables, I was partial to Vident and Ivoclars line. Both are bought through these manufacturers. I liked their anteriors for shape and form and the posteriors just seemed more natural in length and occlusal anatomy. Rick *** >Suggestions for characterized teeth for dentures: > [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] >"piano" teeth and he claims that this is the only type availble from >his suppliers. Thanks. > Suggestions for characterized teeth for dentures: > [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] > "piano" teeth and he claims that this is the only type availble from > his suppliers. Thanks. Joel is a little out of touch with the dental industry. Swissedent has been sold under the Geneva2000 label in North America for quite some time now. Their products can be found at: http://geneva-dental.com/ I believe Roy Smudde bought the rights a few years back, some of his stuff is a bit controversial especially the consumer product line. Where one can find items such as amalgam detoxifiers. Have a bit of fun try using the links to find a dental professional.  SignatureRoy rem NADA to reply | > Suggestions for characterized teeth for dentures: | > [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] | > "piano" teeth and he claims that this is the only type availble from | > his suppliers. Thanks. >Joel is a little out of touch with the dental industry. This is correct. > Swissedent has been sold >under the Geneva2000 label in North America for quite some time now. Their [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Have a bit of fun try using the links to find a dental professional. > http://geneva-dental.com/ > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Have a bit of fun try using the links to find a dental professional. It asks for user name and password. You all may want to look at the "PE" and "Antaris" lines from Ivoclar. I find these two lines to be very esthetic, while not going overboard on the intrinsic and surface staining. The wear resistance is also substantially better than that of the IPN materials that I used in my first implant cases. >Suggestions for characterized teeth for dentures: > [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] >"piano" teeth and he claims that this is the only type availble from >his suppliers. Thanks. |
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