67.1% of Australian patients put off or avoid going to the dentist, 45.4% due to the high cost of dental care*.

This is a very real concern, affecting overall patient dental health on a large scale, with prevalence amongst the 25-39 age group. As dentists, we want the best possible clinical outcome for our patients, and it is frustrating when hopeless cases present themselves that could have been prevented through timely treatment. Addressing the high cost of traditional crowns has been the driving force behind why we at Rhondium decided to develop the One Visit Crown (OVC3).

The OVC3 provides a quality, affordable alternative to a lab crown, a large composite filling or a tooth extraction – without the need for a CAD/CAM system.

This revolutionary new technology has been on the market for over 5 years and is now offered in over 450+ practices across New Zealand and Australia. An in-practice evaluation conducted by Dr Tom Stone over a 5-year period demonstrates a 95% success rate with the OVC3, with failures mainly relating to “herodontics” type restorations.

Upcoming One Visit Crown Hands-on Workshop Schedule

Free Webinar 12 September – Introduction to the OVC3 – Dr Terry Wong. 1 CPD hour Register here.

Canberra 13-15 September – ADA NSW Convention, booth 34.

Free Webinar 18 September – Advanced Clinical Techniques – Dr Adam Doudney. 1 CPD hour. Register here.

Melbourne 21 September – Introduction to the OVC3 hands-on workshop – Dr Terry Wong. 2.5 CPD hours. Register here.

Parramatta 5 October – Introduction to the OVC3 hands-on workshop – Dr Terry Wong. 2.5 CPD hours. Register here.

Shepparton 12 October – Introduction to the OVC3 hands-on workshop – Dr Terry Wong. 2.5 CPD hours. Register here.

Ask Dr Adam – One Visit Crown after sales clinical support.

So you’ve decided to incorporate the One Visit Crown into your practice – great! In the beginning, you may have clinical questions or specific cases you would like to discuss. Dr Adam Doudney has completed over 600 OVC’s and is available on alternative Tuesdays and Thursdays for 15 minute one-on-one Q&A sessions to answer any clinical questions you may have.

*Source: 2012 study of 1049 adults by Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health, The University of Adelaide, South Australia. Published in the Australian Dental Journal.