COMPOSITE DISPENSER REALITY Five Star Award ADDENT PRODUCT RESEARCH REFERENCES:SCAN CODES TO DOWNLOAD REFERENCES ONLINE COMAX COMPOSITE DISPENSER DESCRIPTION: The CoMax has a special patented ergonomic mechanism for comfortable handling. The handle minimizes the dispensing force needed to express heavily filled composites. The top flange is pulled back to insert a compule, and easily pulled back again to release it. The CoMax accepts most mfg.’s composite compules. The unit is autoclaveable, and carries a 2 year warranty. The CoMax Composite Dispenser received a 5 Star Award from Reality Publishing. FEATURES • Accepts most composite compules • Ergonomic handle and trigger • High mechanical advantage mechanism • Easy one hand unloading • High tech plastic and stainless steel materials • Completely autoclaveable • Expresses all composite BENEFITS • Universal operation • Easy to hold and use • Lower dispensing force required • Time saving operation • Robust long life operation • Improved asepsis • Saves money CALSET RESEARCH REFERENCES [i Clinically Relevant Issues Related to Preheating Composites - Maria Daronch, Frederick Rueggeberg, Linda Moss, Mario Fernando de Goes Dental Economics, Pearls for your Practice - Joshua Austin, DDS, FAGD Effect of multiple preheating cycles on hardness of composite materials - A. Pokorny Effect of Pre-heated Composite on In-Vitro Intrapulpal Temperature Rise - M. Daronch Effect of pre-heating on depth of cure and surface hardness of light-polymerized resin composites - AJD Munoz The Effect of Temperature on Composite Polymerization Stress and Degree of Conversion - Fernando C. Calheiros, Marcia Daronch, Frederick A. Rueggeberg, Roberto R. Braga Porcelain Laminate Veneer Insertion Using a Heated Composite Technique - Gregg A. Helvey, DDS Pre-Heated Composite: Temperature Effect on Monomer Conversion and Contraction Stress - Marcia Daronch Pre-heating of high-viscosity bulk-fill resin composites: Effects on shrinkage force and monomer conversion. Journal of Dentistry -Taubock Tobias T, Tarle Zrinka, Marovic Danijela, Attin Thomas. Use of Near-IR to Monitor the Influence of External Heating on Dental Composite Photopolymerization - J. W. Stansbury Additional Calset references available at: http://www.addent.com/calset-research-references/ S TRIMAX RESEARCH REFERENCES Expediting Class II Posterior Composite Placement - Richard Truskowsky Prime Contacts - Predictable Reliable Interproximal Method to Obtain Proper Contacts -Daniel H. Ward DDS CALSET TRAY ACCESSORIES 600003 Standard Composite Compule Tray 600067 Tri-Tray - for use with CoMax, Caulk, Kerr (Original Model) and Compu Ject Composite Dispenser 640054 Multi-Tray - for use with CoMax, Caulk, Kerr (Original Model) and Compu Ject Composite Dispenser 640100 3D Tray - for use with CoMax, Centrix, Caulk, Kerr (Original Model) and Compu Ject Composite Dispenser 600047 Dispenser tray-for use with Centrix, 3M, Venus and Kerr (newer model) Composite Dispenser 600064 Syringe Tray (Holds 7 syringes of composite) 600066 Porcelain Veneer Tray 600044 Restoration Tray 600059 Anesthetic Tray (Holds 3 carpules) Advancing Dentistry THROUGH INNOVATIVE AWARD WINNING PRODUCTS OPERATIVE PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTED BY: “I have been recommending the CoMax composite dispenser to my fellow dentists for several years. This ergonomically designed and well balanced “gun” has a smooth operation and easily expresses the composite from the compule (perfect for female dentists). The CoMax is ideal for those composites that are heavily filled and are typically more difficult to express. CoMax is very durable and can be used with most composite compules. It is autoclavable and a perfect complement to the Calset Composite warmer by AdDent.” Howard S. Glazer, DDS, Fort Lee, NJ 43 MIRY BROOK RD. DANBURY, CT 0681 0 203-778-0200 • WWW.ADDENT.COM

CALSET COMPOSITE WARMER CALSET COMPOSITE WARMER DESCRIPTION: ‘"(DENIAL /Idmsqr + + + + TrimaxCOMPOSITE INSTRUMENT The Calset unit is designed to heat composite material, anesthetic solution and porcelain veneers. The Calset unit accepts composite from compules or syringed material. A tray placed on the top of the heater will either hold compules, or will have a holder for your composite dispenser. FEATURES • Heats composite material to 98°F (37°C), 130°F (54°C) or 155°F (68°C) • Maintains constant temperature • Warms finishing instruments BENEFITS • Shortens curing time by over 80% • Improves...