Plasma in dental technology

In this study, the effect of sandblasting and cold atmospheric plasma on the shear bond strength of adhesive resin cement to zirconia was investigated. Both methods showed a positive effect of the shear bond strength. The best results could be achieved by combining the two methods.

Takao et al. investigate in vivo and in vitro the effects of plasma treatment on the bioactivity of zirconia/alumina nanocomposites (NANOZR) used as implant materials.

Relyon plasma presents the piezobrush® PZ3 handheld plasma device for use in dental laboratories at IDS and the innovative implaPrep concept for plasma activation of dental implants.

Surface Energy Analysis of Dental Implants after Plasma Activation with the piezobrush® PZ3 with the DataPhysics Instruments OCA-PDDS

Relyon plasma presents the versatile application possibilities of atmospheric pressure plasma within the webinar series “Plasma in the medical sector”. Starting with the production of medical products, through the dental industry to direct use in medicine and skin treatment.

The dental practice Dr. Reichermeier & Dr. Hardt from Regen uses plasma in the dental practice on the one hand for the mounting of dental prostheses such as crowns, bridges and veneers and on the other hand for the treatment of implant surfaces.

relyon plasma is organizing webinars on plasma in the medical sector about plasma in medical production, dental industry and medicine.

Plasma is used at in the dental laboratory Till-Jung to optimize and improve processes such as the glazing of ceramic or zirconium crowns or veneering with plastic.

Due to the relocation of the IDS relyon plasma is organizing webinars on the topic of plasma in the dental industry.

Due to the postponement of the IDS, the world’s leading international trade fair for the dental industry, relyon plasma will be hosting webinars to present all the latest plasma innovations in the dental industry.