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Sirona introduces new CEREC hardware and software making top quality, highly esthetic restorations simple to achieve.
Sirona Dental Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SIRO), one of the leading global manufacturers of high-technology dental equipment, today announced that the Company will launch a new milling machine, the MC XL, and an upgraded software version for CEREC 3 at the Chicago Midwinter Dental Meeting in February 2007.
MC XL – A New Level of Quality, Precision, and Speed
The MC XL mills a top quality, precisely fitted restoration in just 4 to 12 minutes. The new milling unit has an easy-to-read, intuitive display with light cues representing the stages of the milling process. The MC XL has a large milling door for easy access to the milling chamber and automatic block placement which secures the ceramic block. The original CEREC 3 milling unit continues to be an option for dentists with lower production needs and both the MC XL and the original milling unit are compatible with all CEREC 3 units.
Software Release V3.00 – Perfect Anatomy in a Single Click
The CEREC 3D software has been aggressively redesigned for the new user with powerful, straight-forward tools and a simple, predictable workflow. The new software, based on Sirona’s patented Biogeneric technology, has been developed to eliminate the learning curve, allowing dentists to easily create sophisticated dental restorations. The new Biogeneric software for inlays and onlays is like having thousands of sample teeth from which to choose but letting the computer pick and optimize the result. The software effortlessly restores missing tooth structure in the most natural way possible making highly esthetic and functional restorations within reach of everyone. The software also introduces a new Camera Crosshair making optical impressions easier and more predictable than ever before. A helpful avatar is available to proactively guide the user through the design process.