Abstract: The present invention relates to a clinical dispenser and applicator and, more particularly, to a clinical dispenser and applicator that is structured to hold and dispense a micro amount (one to several drops) of liquids/solvents in a clinical setting.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a clinical dispenser and applicator and, more particularly, to a clinical dispenser and applicator that is structured to hold and dispense a micro amount (one to several drops) of liquids/solvents in a clinical setting.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a clinical dispenser and applicator and, more particularly, to a clinical dispenser and applicator that is structured to hold and dispense a micro amount (one to several drops) of liquids/solvents in a clinical setting.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a non-corrugated protective tubular housing for electrically and non-electrically conducting elongated members. The non-corrugated protective tubular housing can include a tubular body extending along a longitudinal axis that defines a length between a first end and a second end and defining a hollow volume, where at least one of the first and second ends is an open end; and a slit extending along the longitudinal axis and over at least a portion of the length between the first and second ends. The present invention also relates to a method having the step of housing the electrically conducting elongated member within the non-corrugated protective tubular housing.

Abstract: The present invention relates generally to protective housings for electrically and non-electrically conducting elongated members, and, more particularly, to a non-corrugated protective tubular housing for wires (including cables) such as electrical, optical, audio, video, cable, telephonic, fiber optic, data, power, digital, and USB wires, and the like, that substantially prevents deleterious bending, crimping, coiling, and/or kinking or other damaging forces from shortening the effective lifespan of the wire and any attached components.

Abstract: Cured Uncured Boxfill is a mixture of cured (solid) composite particles and uncured (viscous) composite paste. The improvement with Cured Uncured Boxfill is that it allows the composite to be condensed, especially in the interproximal box in Class II restorations, which aids in establishing a contact with the adjacent tooth. Also, it decreases overall shrinkage of the restoration because a large part of the composite is already cured/solid and has shrunk to its maximum capacity. Lastly, since any composite that already exists can be used to produce the new combination of Cured Uncured Boxfill, this material can safely be used like other composites on the market because it does not change the important, already established, properties of those composites such as wear resistance and strength, thermal expansion, hydrolytic stability.