Talladium to distribute Candulor products in U.S.
March 21st 2012Talladium President Ed Harms (left) and Candulor USA Managing Director Ted Smudde. Candulor USA, the leading Swiss tooth manufacturer, has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Talladium Inc., based in Valencia, Calif., for the distribution of its entire line of removable products. The agreement provides Talladium Inc. with the rights to sell Candulor products in the United States.
Ask Amy: Looking for a few good co-pilots
March 21st 2012If I took an educated guess on what topics the majority of The Pride Institute’s phone calls for “help” were based on, I would have to say half of the calls are from hygienists who feel under appreciated, undervalued and underused, while the other half come from dentists who are, quite frankly, a little anxious about their relationship with their hygienist(s). Considering the No. 1 secret to succeeding in these challenging times is a modern, interactive hygiene experience, we need to get to the bottom of what seems to cause frustration for the key players involved in continuing care.
Is my business a target for burglary?
March 21st 2012The rising cost of gold and other precious metals combined with the relatively low profile of dental offices and laboratories has put them on the radar of crafty theives who see an easy target. The first month of 2010 witnessed at least 53 burglaries of West Coast dental laboratories and dental practices for their inventory of gold and platinum alloys or for the precious metal contained in metal-based cracked or chipped gold crowns that dentists removed from patients.
E4D Podcast Channel now on iTunes
March 21st 2012D4D Technologies announced today that its in-house production, the E4D Podcast, is now available for download on its very own iTunes channel. Now you can be up-to-date anywhere and anytime on all the exciting news about E4D and learn how D4D Technologies is staying on the cutting edge of CAD CAM Dentistry.
What we can learn from lizards
March 21st 2012December 14, 2010 | dentalproductsreport.com In an evolutionary sense, humans have little in common with the tuatara. The ancient lizard species, native to New Zealand, is the last in a genetic line that flourished some 200 million years ago. It features a number of properties that are rare or found nowhere else in nature today and thus is a prized specimen for evolutionary biologists to study.
Benchmark: KaVo Dental's COMFORTdrive handpiece
March 21st 2012The characteristics of high-pitched noise, reduction in torque under load and vibration of the bur, often associated with air-driven handpieces, are being replaced by the quieter, smoother and concentric motion of electric handpiece systems.
DENCOM sponsors Civilian Dental Corps Web Fair
March 21st 2012BISMARCK, N.D., Sept. 8, 2010 -- The US Army Dental Command (DENCOM) is hosting a Civilian Dental Corps web fair beginning September 12th through 30th, 2010. Civilians in the dental profession are invited to participate by logging on to www.civiliandentaljobs.com/webfair.
Articulating a fresh approach to back support
March 21st 2012I absolutely love dentistry! It’s such a privilege to be able to help patients. I’m currently at a stage where patients I saw as children are bringing their children to see me. I consider the trust those people show in me to be one of the best things about working so hard to make sure people feel I’m providing the very best care.
Putting teeth into forensic science
March 21st 2012ScienceDaily (June 16, 2010) - In a large natural disaster, such as the Haitian earthquake earlier this year, or in an unsolved homicide case, knowing the birth date of an individual can guide forensic investigators to the correct identity among a large number of possible victims. Livermore researcher Bruce Buchholz and colleagues at the Karolinska Institute are looking at victim's teeth to determine how old they are at the time of death.