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Planmeca ActiveAqua™ – pure water without added chemicals

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Planmeca ActiveAqua is the world’s first dental unit integrated water treatment system that uses electro-chemical activation (ECA) technology. The system produces clean and soft water for the dental unit without any added chemicals or extra equipment.

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Introducing Planmeca Romexis 6.0—new version of world-leading software

May 13, 2020 | Events, Interviews, News

HELSINKI, Finland: The Planmeca Romexis 6.0 software platform supports the most versatile range of imaging modalities, including 2D and 3D, and supports CAD/CAM. The single software platform provides an all-in-one solution for all specialties and for clinics of all sizes. Version 6.0 features a modern look and feel that highlights usability. The easy navigation with fewer clicks and the customisable user interface streamline the workflow. In addition, Romexis 6.0 introduces flexible workflow wizards that make using the software easy and enjoyable from the start.

Researchers develop model to automatically localise mandibular canals

May 04, 2020 | Events, Interviews, News

ESPOO, Finland: To place an implant, dental professionals first have to localise the mandibular canal, which is typically done using CBCT imaging techniques. Since this often requires considerable time and energy, Finnish researchers have recently developed a method for automatically localising mandibular canals with the help of artificial intelligence in order to facilitate the placement of dental implants.

Planmeca wins 2020 Red Dot Award for best product design

March 31, 2020 | Events, Interviews, News

HELSINKI, Finland: The Planmeca Solanna Vision operating light with integrated 4K cameras has been awarded a Red Dot in this year’s Red Dot Award: Product Design competition.

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