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What
key opinion leaders
are saying about STA
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“For
routine restorative needs, I haven't
given a block in 2 months, what a pleasure!
This has applied to crowns, root canals
and routine restorative dentistry” |
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Lou Graham, D.D.S.
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“The
STA System was designed to allow the
dentist to perform the desirable Intraligamentary
[PDL] injection as a predictable, primary
dental injection replacing the need
to perform an Inferior Alveolar block
for single tooth anesthesia.” |
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Dr. Mark Hochman |
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“C-CLAD
causes less pain on injection, why wouldn’t
you use it? It’s just that simple.” |
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Dr.
Alfred Reader |
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“With
STA I get very good blocks with good
onset, or better than I ever did with
the syringe.” |
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John
Brescia D.D.S. |
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“…minimizing
disruptive behavior [caused by stress
and fear] in the pediatric patient”
is a major benefit because “they
don’t even know they’re
getting an injection.” |
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William
H. Lieberman, D.D.S., M.B.A |
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“With
STA, what you are going to get is quick
profound anesthesia on the mandible.
It lets me go straight to work without
waiting 10 or 15 minutes, to see if
I got profound anesthesia.” |
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Martin
Jablow DMD |
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“The
advantage of the STA as a pediatric
dentist that treats children and disabled
adults is that the patient receives
local anesthesia quickly, painlessly,
and I don't have to worry about the
patient going home and biting their
lip or tongue due to the numb feeling.” |
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Fred S. Margolis, DDS
Pediatric Dentist |
What
practitioners
are saying about STA
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“Most
patients appreciate not having to deal
with prolonged numbness, especially
if the patient interacts with the public
at their place of work or is required
to do an oral presentation following
treatment.
Instead of separate appointments for
routine restorative treatment to avoid
anesthetizing opposite sides of the
mouth in the same visit, the patient
is able to have individual teeth numbed
up that are located contra-laterally
to each other and combine what was formerly
a required two-visit treatment plan
into a single visit. This saves the
patient’s time and transportation
cost (gas!) and saves the practice the
overhead of an additional visit’s
setup.
For a badly abscessed tooth with soft
and hard tissue involvement, in addition
to a regular block to anesthetize the
region, being able to switch to a PDA
and ultimately intrapulpal routes with
the same syringe-needle setup, helps
manage a “hot” tooth quickly
and comfortably.
For patients having local intraoral
anesthetic for the first time, like
children and younger adults, the apparatus
is perceived less threatening and more
modern.” |
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Dr. Treva D. Lee |
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“The
STA System has been well-received by
my patients due to its refined design
and minimal invasiveness. The STA is
particularly effective in mandibular
posterior applications and I would unhesitatingly
recommend the instrument to any dentist
wanting to improve his or her anesthetic
toolkit.” |
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Dr.
Michael B. Bruno |
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“I
have been using the STA.. it is awesome!
I was able to anesthetize a patient
that I have NEVER been able to get numb
for 10 years. The mandibular block never
worked. I ordered a set of those bonded
needles as well, but unfortunately,
they were lost in transit and I never
received them, so I will need to order
more. I tell everyone about the STA.” |
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John
Agelopoulos DMD |
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“I
have been using the STA System for the
past year and am extremely confident
in its efficacy. In my professional
opinion, there are many advantages to
using this injection technology and
it has become the delivery system of
choice for most mandibular restorations
in my practice.
I have practiced in a small community
for 28 years and this innovative instrument
has been very beneficial to both my
patients and me.
The STA System has permitted me to deliver
anesthesia to a lower tooth and begin
working immediately. This time-saving
method has all but eliminated the non-productive
10 to 15 minutes per patient delay I
previously experienced awaiting profound
anesthesia from the mandibular block.
I have removed erupted third molars,
gained endodontic access and prepared
teeth for all-porcelain crowns with
the STA.
There is only a minor learning curve,
and once comfortable with the hand piece,
one will find great success with limited
potential for an iatrogenic event. On
vary rare occasions, some patients have
noted some discomfort in the area of
the injection, but these occurrences
have not discouraged me from utilizing
the STA System for most lower procedures
as the overwhelming number of patients
experience little to no discomfort.
Please feel free to share my office
telephone number with doctors interested
in discussing my personal and professional
perspective and experience with the
STA System.” |
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Dr.
Jeffery Smith |
Online
Survey Comments
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“This
is the second generation of STA I've
owned... my first was in 2000. I've
purchased two units and it is absolutely
one of the "win-win" investments
I've made in my career. Children have
"shots" without ever knowing
what's happened to them. Adults marvel
at the single-tooth-anesthesia in the
mandible. My employees won't consider
work done on them without it! All the
"buzz" is positive” |
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“The
STA has revolutionized my practice as
efficiency and production are up due
to instantaneous profound anesthesia.
The injections are stress-free and simple
for me, and completely comfortable for
the patient. The patients can't believe
they are anesthetized so effortlessly
and they spread the word quickly!” |
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What
dental distributors
are saying about STA
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“Last
year at a BDM at the Brownstone, we
received a presentation by Mitch
Rieders or MAR Enterprises which distribute
the STA (Single Tooth Anesthesia) Unit.
I didn't pay as much attention to it
as many of you all because I don't sell
it, but I remembered that it sounded
and looked pretty neat. Recently, I
have needed an onlay to be placed (on
my lower) and my doctor COULD NOT get
me numb with 3 carpules of septocaine.
She tried twice on 2 separate visits
where I wasted my time and her time!.
I never thought I would get my temp
out and my onlay set. I remembered Mitch
and asked him to come into Manhattan
to do a demo at my doctor's office.
I told him maybe she'd buy it if it
worked.
Well as I type an hour after getting
back not only do I have my onlay set,
but not a single bit of numbness left.
I felt absolutely NOTHING when my dentist
was using this device and she was able
to drill without me feeling a thing!!!
I wanted to send this out to the team
to let you know how great this device
is. I'm not being paid or given anything
under the table, and I can't even sell
this device, I just think it's amazing
and wanted to alert you all to a success
story. For a few thousand bucks, this
is 100% DEFINITELY worth the investment
for a doctor. ” |
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Brian
Brady
Technology Sales Specialist
Henry Schein Dental
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