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The Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM) is the largest healthcare and dental event in the United States attracting 53,481 attendees from all 50 states and 130 countries which included 18,305 dentists in 2012.
The Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM) is the largest healthcare and dental event in the United States attracting 53,481 attendees from all 50 states and 130 countries which included 18,305 dentists in 2012.
- Video interviews from GNYDM booths with industry leaders and clinicians.
- New product debuts and demos, such as DEXIS Mac™and G-CEM LinkAce™ self-adhesive resin luting cement.
- And more!
Articles in this issue
Study finds increased prescription drug abuse in communities with greater access to dentists
Patient Tip: Make sure your patients use their end-of-year dental benefits
Free Webinar: How new digital imaging solutions can benefit your patients and practice
Find out what makes the new Solea laser fast, precise, and virtually anesthesia-free [VIDEO]
How to treat a patient who only needs one veneer with EasySmile LifeLike Veneers [VIDEO]
How to best keep track of patient allergies [VIDEO]
What general dentists need to know about CBCT [VIDEO]
What You Should Know: Guided dental implants and CAD-RAY imaging centers [VIDEO]
The top 10 most-viewed how-to articles of 2013
4 ways to get dental benefit claims right [VIDEO]
AMD LASERS Picasso laser to be directly available for Canadian dentists
Ultradent raises more than 350,000 pounds of food for Utah Food Bank, typhoon victims
Patterson Dental provides record charitable donation to Dental Lifeline Network
Gelato wins back-to-back prophy paste of the year award
Dr. Michael Miyasaki explains the benefits of soft-tissue lasers for dentists, hygienists [VIDEO]
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