Air Abrasion Cavity Preparation Systems The Patient Advantage Product: Producer What is Air Abrasion? Air Abrasion Benefits What Dentists Say Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

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Imagine a patient-friendly method of treating cavities!
Certainly, MicroPrep® air abrasion relieves the anxiety normally experienced during a routine trip to the dentist.

In most cases, drills and needles are eliminated,
the quality of treatment remains superior, and the procedure
applies to both children and adults.

As a long time handpiece manufacturer, Lares Research has shown an unwavering commitment to provide you with the most advanced tooth cutting technology available.  Our 45 years of product quality and after-sale service make the Lares MicroPrep Systems valuable investments with quick returns.

 

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Air Abrasion Bibliography

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Epstein, S. Analysis of airbrasive procedures in dental practice. JADE 1951:43(5):578-82.

Goldberg, MA. Airbrasive: Patient reactions. Dentures 1952:31(4):504-5.

Myers, GE. The Airbrasive technique: A report. Br Dent J 1954:97(11):291-5.

White, HD, Peyton, FA. Effects of air abrasive in prophylaxis. JADA 1954:49(2):155-63.

Peyton, FA, Henry, EE. The effect of high speed burs, diamond instruments and air abrasive in cutting tooth tissue. JADA 1954:49(4)426-35.

Black, RB. Application and revaluation of air abrasive technic. JADA 1955:0(4):408-14.

Burbach, G. Micro-invasive cavity preparation with an airbrasive unit. GP 1993:2(4):55-8.

Anderson, MH, Bales, DJ, Omnell, K. Modern management of dental caries: the cutting edge is not the dental bur. JADA 1993:124(6):37-44.

Goldstein, RE, Parkins, F. Air-abrasive technology: its new role in restorative dentistry. JADA 1994:125(5):551-7.