The present invention relates to a dental tool system, comprising a detection system (101) for detecting a spatial position (103-Z) of a tooth (115) or a tooth situation and a spatial tool position (103-W) of a tool (107); and a device (105) for controlling or regulating the tool (107) on the basis of the detected tool position (103-W) in relation to the position (103-Z) of the tooth (115) or the tooth situation.

The invention relates to the application of a composition containing recombinant amelogenin and propylene glycol alginate (“PGA”) on to cut dentin tubules followed by installation of a definitive restorative in a single visit.

The invention relates to the application of a composition containing recombinant amelogenin and propylene glycol alginate (“PGA”) on to cut dentin tubules followed by installation of a definitive restorative in a single visit.

A dental restorative set includes a glass ionomer cement and a composite resin, wherein the composite resin contains a (meth)acrylate having an acid group.

A dental restorative set includes a glass ionomer cement and a composite resin, wherein the composite resin contains a (meth)acrylate having an acid group.

The present invention relates to a dental object (100), comprising an adhering region (103) for attaching the dental object (100) to a tooth, teeth (105) or the gums, comprising an array (101) of suction cups (107-1, . . . , 107-n).

The present invention relates to a dental object (100), comprising an adhering region (103) for attaching the dental object (100) to a tooth, teeth (105) or the gums, comprising an array (101) of suction cups (107-1, . . . , 107-n).

Method for producing a mockup of a patient's dental cosmetic restoration, characterized in that it comprises a step (E4) of forming a file of digital data representing the dental mockup artificially presenting the restoration intended to be placed in the mouth and worn temporarily over at least part of the patient's dentition, and a step (E5) of fabricating the mockup directly from the file of digital data produced.

Method for producing a mockup of a patient's dental cosmetic restoration, characterized in that it comprises a step (E4) of forming a file of digital data representing the dental mockup artificially presenting the restoration intended to be placed in the mouth and worn temporarily over at least part of the patient's dentition, and a step (E5) of fabricating the mockup directly from the file of digital data produced.

A bioactive borate glass adhesive system is described for its composition and use in adhering a plurality of dental restorative components onto a tooth surface. The adhesive system comprises silanated borate bioactive glass particles and a biocompatible resin blend. The bioactive adhesive system functions as a non-degradable, permanent adhesive in tooth restoration in the presence of saliva. In addition, the bioactive borate adhesive system may be used for re-mineralization, de-sensitization and self-healing of dentin and enamel by releasing and depositing calcium and phosphate ions onto the exposed and damaged tooth surface.