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October 10, 2008 - Available as replacement for DioDent, DioDent II, and LVIlase soft tissue dental lasers, flexible fiber helps eliminate fracturing and facilitates pocket maintenance. Bendable tips enable posterior access, while nick and fleck cleaving speeds fiber preparation and assures flat fiber tip. By locking fiber in place securely, handpiece prevents fiber from pulling out or pushing in. Fingertip jacket stripping eliminates need for tools.

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HOYA ConBio Offers New Fiber Option for DioDent Lasers


FREMONT, Calif., Sept. 30 /- HOYA ConBio(TM), a global leader in dental and aesthetic lasers, today announced the availability of a replacement fiber for the original DioDent dental laser models. The new highly flexible fiber is designed to provide optimum performance for a wide variety of soft-tissue dental procedures.

"The new fiber is an example of our commitment to developing ongoing improvements for our legacy products which continue to be robust and effective tools for many progressive dental practices," said Timothy S. Gehlmann, President & CEO, HOYA ConBio. "At the same time, we are equally committed to providing new models within the category, offering dental professionals a portfolio of options to best suit their practice needs."

Designed to help eliminate fracturing and enable simplified pocket maintenance, the durable fiber was tested through 100 steam sterilization cycles and showed no degradation in transmission or reliability. Bendable tips enable easy posterior access and a nick and fleck cleaving delivers fast fiber preparation and an assured flat fiber tip.

The fiber kit includes a fiber spool and mount to add to the existing system that conveniently stores the fiber. The new handpiece locks the fiber in place securely, preventing the fiber from pulling out or pushing in. The fingertip jacket stripping eliminates the need for tools.

The fiber is available as a replacement for the DioDent, DioDent II and LVIlase models, and is already featured on the next-generation soft tissue laser the DioDent Micro 980. The DioDent dental laser system was introduced in 2002 to provide safe and effective soft tissue modification and pocket depth management. The DioDent Micro 980 dental laser, introduced in 2007, is a next-generation diode laser for use in a wide variety of procedures, including excisional and incisional biopsies, fibroma removal, gingivectomy, gingivoplasty, oral papillectomies and sulcular debridement.

About HOYA ConBio: HOYA ConBio designs, manufactures and markets sophisticated laser systems used in dental and aesthetic medical practices worldwide, widely recognized by practitioners as "The World's Most Reliable Lasers(TM)." The company's innovative technologies are highly versatile, clinically effective, and offer rapid return on investment. Headquartered in Fremont, CA, HOYA ConBio maintains a worldwide product and service distribution network. For more information, call 800-532-1064 or visit www.conbio.com.


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Name: HOYA ConBio(TM)
Address: 47733 Fremont Boulevard
City: Fremont,
State: CA
ZIP: 94538
Country: USA
Phone: 800-532-1064
http:///www.conbio.com/



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