Dental News - Roydent reports strong sales for REFORM temporary crown and bridge material

Fred Michmershuizen, DTA

Mon. 14 September 2009

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JOHNSON CITY, TN and NEW YORK, NY, USA: Roydent Dental Products is reporting continued sales growth with its REFORM temporary crown and bridge material. Between the fourth quarter of 2006 and the fourth quarter of 2009, REFORM’s average monthly sales volume tripled, according to Roydent’s internal tracking data. According to the company, the sales results are the result of an increased focus.

“We are excited that our customers, who remain loyal, continue enjoying the benefits of REFORM,” said Nancy Connor, marketing manager, in a press release. “And broadening our customer base with new users has positively impacted our sales, as well.”

According to the company, exceptional results further drive REFORM’s success and sales growth, which Connor said is phenomenal in such a soft economic market.

“Once our customers find that REFORM is extremely user friendly, they keep coming back,” she said.

Available in three different shades, resin-based REFORM is free of methyl methacrylate. Its temperature while curing is lower than that of conventional powder/liquid systems. REFORM also shows increased transverse strength and good abrasion resistance, plus low polymerization shrinkage. Due to the direct bubble-free application via dispensing gun, there is no mixing by hand.

Roydent distributes REFORM temporary crown and bridge material in the United States through a network of qualified dealer partners.

More information is available from Roydent Dental Products.

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