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Biotech Dental réorganise sa production et fabrique des visières grâce à l’impression 3D

Biotech Dental, entreprise française spécialisée dans la fabrication de matériel médical de haute-technologie à destination des chirurgiens-dentistes, a réorganisé la production de son usine de Scionzier (74) afin de fabriquer, en impression 3D, des visières de protection médicale qui sont distribuées gratuitement aux soignants.

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June 14, 2019

Subcutaneous emphysema after a direct sinus lift: A case report

Subcutaneous oral emphysema is defined as penetration of pressurized air into the tissue spaces. One possible means of air entry is through the bone window made during a direct sinus lift. There are only 3 cases published in the literature of subcutaneous emphysema with this etiology. It is important that the dentist carefully instruct the patient about the post-surgical protocol that must be carried out to reduce the risk of this complication. A 52-year-old patient underwent a maxillary direct sinus lift for the future placement of implants in the posterior area. A few hours after the surgery, the patient repeatedly sneezed with his mouth closed 3 times, immediately causing a large swelling in the left periorbital area that prevented him from opening the eye. After clinical and radiographic examination, it was determined that it was a subcutaneous emphysema. The prescribed treatment was antibiotics. Subcutaneous emphysema is a benign and usually self-limited entity, which usually resolves spontaneously. Most authors agree on the use of turbines as the most frequent etiology. Other reasons, however, have also been reported in the literature, such as endodontic treatment and the use of dental lasers. The main clinical manifestations that aided us in establishing a correct differential diagnosis were swelling without redness, edema and crepitating palpation of the soft tissue. In general, patients do not report pain, but at worst a slight discomfort due to swelling. Keywords Subcutaneous emphysema; periorbital edema; orbital emphysema; complications; sinus floor elevation.

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June 5, 2019 | News

Des chercheurs allemands développent un matériau à haute résistance pour couronne dentaire

WÜRZBURG, Allemagne : De manière habituelle, la fabrication d’une couronne dentaire nécessite plusieurs rendez-vous chez le dentiste pour compléter le traitement. Les chercheurs de l'Institut Fraunhofer pour la recherche sur le silicate ISC (Fraunhofer ISC) de Würzburg ont collaboré avec deux autres sociétés allemandes, à savoir VITA Zahnfabrik et DeguDent, afin d'innover dans leurs recherches. Ensemble, ils ont mis au point une vitrocéramique à haute résistance pour couronnes dentaires pouvant être insérée lors du premier rendez-vous dentaire du patient.

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