Benco Dental, in conjunction with the National Museum of Dentistry in Baltimore, announced the grand opening of a new exhibit at the museum, "Tomorrow's Dental Office ... Today." The exhibit officially opens on June 5.
The exhibit, made possible through the support of Benco Dental, showcases many of the dental industry's most technologically advanced treatment systems, tools, and applications in a clean, thorough, educational display, Benco said. Each of the exhibit's elements, ranging from a digital impression device to a 3D cone-beam imaging unit, are designed to improve the quality of procedures while simultaneously reducing chair time and enhance overall oral health.
"The galleries of the National Museum of Dentistry range from hand-forged iron tools of horseback American dentists to the 19th-century office of G.V. Black, the father of modern dentistry," said Charles Cohen, president of Benco Dental, in a press release. "Now, through the support of Benco Dental, the museum also includes a look at the cutting-edge dental equipment available to present-day dentists, displaying how dental care has evolved over the course of centuries."
The exhibit features:
- A-dec 500 dental chair, 5580 treatment console and storage unit, and dental operatory equipment
- PaX-Duo3D cone-beam CT unit from Vatech
- Lava Chairside Oral Scanner from 3M ESPE
- SP Newtron LED advanced piezoelectric device from Acteon
- SoproLife intraoral camera and cavity detection
- MiniLED Autofocus 2 dental material curing light from Acteon
- Cleankeys keyboard
- Snapshot x-ray sensor from Instrumentarium Dental
- SIROLaser Advance from Sirona
- SWERV3 Magnetostrictive Ultrasonic Scaler from Hu-Friedy
- SmartLite PS by Dentsply
- Nomad Pro handheld x-ray unit by Aribex
- Dental R.A.T.
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