The invention relates to a capsule (3) for producing a composition, particularly for dental care, comprising an enclosure (6) provided with at least two compartments (8), the number of compartments corresponding to the number of components to be mixed, and at least one wall (10) for isolating the components, said wall (10) being provided to isolate the components form each other in storage mode, and to allow fluidic communication between the compartments (8) in mixing mode, said capsule also comprising a driving rod (2), one end of which is designed in compliance with the ISO 1797 standard, for removable attachment to a hand-held part (1).

The invention relates to a dental micro-applicator (1) for applying a liquid or paste in a cavity of a natural tooth, having a hollow sleeve-like application head (2) with a distal (2.2) and a proximal region (2.1) and with an application region (5.1) at the front face of the proximal region (2.1) of the application head (2), a punching spike (4), the tip of which is oriented toward distal, being arranged in the hollow sleeve-like application head (2) in the proximal region (2.1), and an opening (7) being formed at the front face of the proximal region (2.1) for passage of a liquid or paste to be applied, a micro-container (3) being inserted, in particular slid in or turned in, from distal into the hollow sleeve-like application head (2), the outer shape of which being formed in fit to the inner shape of the application head (2), and the micro-container (3) having an internal space (10) to receive the liquid or paste to be applied. Moreover, the micro-container is closed at its distal side (9) and at its proximal front face (6).

The invention relates to a dental micro-applicator (1) for applying a liquid or paste in a cavity of a natural tooth, having a hollow sleeve-like application head (2) with a distal (2.2) and a proximal region (2.1) and with an application region (5.1) at the front face of the proximal region (2.1) of the application head (2), a punching spike (4), the tip of which is oriented toward distal, being arranged in the hollow sleeve-like application head (2) in the proximal region (2.1), and an opening (7) being formed at the front face of the proximal region (2.1) for passage of a liquid or paste to be applied, a micro-container (3) being inserted, in particular slid in or turned in, from distal into the hollow sleeve-like application head (2), the outer shape of which being formed in fit to the inner shape of the application head (2), and the micro-container (3) having an internal space (10) to receive the liquid or paste to be applied. Moreover, the micro-container is closed at its distal side (9) and at its proximal front face (6).

A capsule for mixing and dispensing a dental material which has a capsule body and a cavity extending into the capsule body. The cavity is closed by a liquid container. The liquid container has a cartridge forming a channel that extends between a front opening and a rear opening of the cartridge. Further the cartridge has a front foil closing the front opening and a rear foil closing the rear opening. The front foil is attached at the cartridge along a closed path circumferentially around the front opening. The front foil and the cartridge in at least a partial area of the circumferential path are separably sealed with each other, thus defining an openable valve through that path. The capsule has further a piston received in the channel of the cartridge and arranged such that the liquid is enclosed in the cartridge between the front foil and the piston. The capsule facilitates the preparation of a two-component dental material.

A capsule for mixing and dispensing a dental material which has a capsule body and a cavity extending into the capsule body. The cavity is closed by a liquid container. The liquid container has a cartridge forming a channel that extends between a front opening and a rear opening of the cartridge. Further the cartridge has a front foil closing the front opening and a rear foil closing the rear opening. The front foil is attached at the cartridge along a closed path circumferentially around the front opening. The front foil and the cartridge in at least a partial area of the circumferential path are separably sealed with each other, thus defining an openable valve through that path. The capsule has further a piston received in the channel of the cartridge and arranged such that the liquid is enclosed in the cartridge between the front foil and the piston. The capsule facilitates the preparation of a two-component dental material.

The present invention provides dental amalgam recycling systems, useful for recycling particles from a dental liquid effluent drawn, for example, from a suctioning device.

The present invention provides dental amalgam recycling systems, useful for recycling particles from a dental liquid effluent drawn, for example, from a suctioning device.

The present invention relates to devices having a thermochromic temperature indicator for accommodating, heating and applying dental materials, to corresponding methods of heating dental materials and of recognizing the temperature of the dental materials, and to a corresponding kit.

The present invention relates to devices having a thermochromic temperature indicator for accommodating, heating and applying dental materials, to corresponding methods of heating dental materials and of recognizing the temperature of the dental materials, and to a corresponding kit.

Disclosed is a two-component mixing capsule for intake and for mixing of two compositions with a capsule housing having a discharge spout at its front end, wherein the mixing capsule comprises a first mixing chamber and a second mixing chamber, wherein the two mixing chambers may be separated from each other for storage or for transport, by the first mixing chamber being rotatable into a first position in which the first mixing chamber is separated from mixing chamber, by a rotatably mounted handhold element, the rotational axis of which is approximately perpendicularly arranged to the longitudinal axis of the mixing capsule. The two mixing chambers form a common mixing chamber by rotating the first mixing chamber into a second position in which the central axes of the first and second mixing chamber are substantially coaxially arranged, wherein the composition may be discharged after mixing by attaching a squeezing piston.