The Allegro provides the perfect combination of
wavelengths for providing cool, efficient curing
regardless of the restorative materials being used.
The Allegro is the most versatile light available
bringing the power of LED curing to a new level.
- Increase in curing power at 2
mm and maintains more power at further distances
from the tip than other LED lights on the market
- High powered LED for fast,
complete curing
- Cures more composites than
other LEDs available
- Cordless design for
lightweight mobility
- Self-standing design conserves
valuable counter space with no inconvenient
holders
- Slim, ergonomic shape for
increased visibility and easy access to
posterior teeth
- Digital light meter for a
true reading of light output in mW/cm2
- Over 300 ten-second curing
exposures for days of curing without the loss of
curing power throughout the battery charge
- Advanced cooling system for
uninterrupted curing. No overheating or shutting
down in the middle of a procedure.
LED Technology at Its Finest - Allegro High
Intensity LED
- TIR technology for increased power at 2 mm
for the most power where doctors and hygienists
need it most
- No loss in power across tip face eliminating
hot spots and areas of uncured resin
- Perfect combination of wavelengths allows
for curing of any restorative product in as
little as 10 seconds
- Cordless design allows the Allegro to stand
without support taking up minimal tray and
counter space
- Digital light meter allows for measurement
of true light intensity for confidence that the
Allegro produces the most power it can
- Each battery allows for over 300 ten-second
exposures and there is no loss in intensity as
the battery drains
- 2 batteries ensure no loss in power during
procedures
- Multiple tip choices for all curing needs
"Amazingly the Allegro does not
lose any power going from the center of the tips to
the outer edge and, in fact, gained power." -
REALITY, Independent Evaluation, Vol. 18, 2004
"Another design advantage of the
Allegro is that the power peaks at about 2mm away
from the tip, which means it is less critical to
have the tip in close contact with the restoration."
- REALITY, Independent Evaluation, Vol. 18, 2004
