Pflugerville, TX — EOS planned a ribbon cutting ceremony May 4, 2016, to mark the grand opening of its newest US facility in Pflugerville, Texas. The event precedes the celebration of the company’s 27^th anniversary this summer.

The primary function of the Pflugerville location is to provide increased service and support for EOS’ growing North America market, which topped $100 million in fiscal year 2015. Among the site’s special offerings are an innovations laboratory (iLab), where EOS application engineers interact directly with customers, a working showroom containing the full range of the company’s additive manufacturing (AM) systems, and an AM Ventures division to help bring start-up ideas to reality.

“The opening of our Pflugerville facility helps us deliver even better and faster service and support to our regional customers,” says Glynn Fletcher, president of EOS North America, Inc. “EOS has a company-wide goal of continually improving systems, materials, and process solutions wherever we operate. Pflugerville’s location near Austin, one of the fastest growing technology hubs in the US, allows us to make connections with some of the most notable technology organizations and schools in the nation and enables a high-level, optimum response to our customers’ needs across multiple time-zones.”

EOS has experienced substantial global growth in recent years—and particularly within the US.

“Our Pflugerville investment is a direct reflection of our ongoing success,” says EOS Founder and CEO Dr. Hans J. Langer. “Additive manufacturing is rapidly becoming a more widely accepted solution to complex manufacturing requirements across a broad spectrum of industries. We’ve recently sold our 2100^th system, worldwide. With almost three decades of dedication to AM technology development, our company is committed to upholding the highest quality standards in our field.”

The Pflugerville operation incorporates the following:

·         iLab – Here materials and systems testing will support EOS experts as they directly work with customers and identify tailored solutions that overcome design and manufacturing hurdles for specific end parts.

·         AM Ventures – This entity helps people get their ideas to market using AM. AM Ventures develops the manufacturing side of an idea, while the startup handles marketing and sales. This program is the first of its kind for EOS globally.

·         Working Showroom – Containing all EOS systems—from the smaller EOS M 100 metal system to the larger EOS M 400 system, as well as small and large plastic systems—the showroom provides benchmarking and hands-on training for customers, as well as “AM Experience” tours.

·         Regional System Modifications – Custom modifications to systems or software are performed in-house.

·         Service Hotline and Aftermarket Ordering – This serves as a distribution hub for consumables such as filters and materials.

·         Application Consulting – Experts work directly with potential and existing customers to determine if an application is conducive for AM, helping them identify their end-product goals.

EOS has more than 100 employees in North America, with 30 field service engineers; the company has had a US presence since 2001. Pflugerville is opening with approximately 30 employees, a number that is expected to double within the next two years. EOS Materials, also known as Advanced Laser Materials (ALM), dedicated to the production and blending of polymer powder for both EOS systems and other powder-based AM technologies, will remain in Temple, Texas.

The Novi, Michigan, site will also remain as an important regional technical center for EOS of North America, Inc. Future plans to further expand within the US include the Boston and Northern California regions.

Launched by Angelus at CIOSP 2015, the pediatric dentistry brand Angie by Angelus explores the concept "one who cares is a friend." With playful, colorful and humorous features, Angie by Angelus products came with a new presentation in the dental market and present the Dentalfriends, characters with the mission to entertain and teach. These line items are targeted to the dentist - as the Syringe Sleeve - Alligator, Kids Air / Water Syringe, Disposable

Prophy Angle, and others - to children, with items that can be used as positive reinforcement, as well as to mothers, who now keep their children’s teeth in the Dental Album, one of the brand’s sales highlights. The products are sold in over 60 countries in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

MADISON, WI —The 32nd Annual American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Scientific Session concluded its educational program April 30 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. More than 1200 people attended the four days of educational programming, which included 84 speakers, 68 lectures, 35 hands-on workshops, four entertaining and motivating general sessions, and some high-energy social events.

This year’s courses aligned with the conference themes of design, implementation, and realization, and the completely reimagined structure was referred to as the AACD Triple Play. An innovative conference concept, the AACD Triple Play brought some of the biggest names in cosmetic dentistry education to the podium every morning and afternoon to present on the day’s theme sequentially in the same room. Attendees were also able to select from AACD Accreditation courses, hands-on workshops, practice management courses, and more.

In addition to rich educational opportunities, the scientific session is a chance for the Academy to recognize and honor its members who have demonstrated their dedication to continuing education and responsible patient care by becoming an Accredited Member or Accredited Fellow. This year, the AACD acknowledged four newly Accredited Members and one newly Accredited Fellow. Other exemplary members of the Academy and of the profession were also recognized and honored with Celebration of Excellence Awards, known as the Evy.

Attendees to the conference also enjoyed opportunities to unwind and catch up with friends and colleagues. The social events began Wednesday night with the Welcome Reception at Real Sports Bar and Grill. Then on Thursday night between slap shots, party-goers took in the sparkly sights of NHL championship rings and the Stanley Cup at the Hockey Hall of Fame to raise funds for the AACD Charitable Foundation’s Give Back a Smile program. AACD 2016 concluded with the Celebration of Excellence Gala Reception, which dazzled guests with a red carpet experience and laser show. The wow-factor of this year’s Gala Reception has attendees already looking ahead to AACD 2017 in Las Vegas.

AACD 2016 was one for the record books, but the Academy already has some compelling ideas for next year’s scientific session. In efforts to outdo itself bringing its attendees the absolute best in cosmetic dentistry education, the 33rd Annual AACD Scientific Session will take place Tuesday, April 18 – Friday, April 21, 2017 at the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino. At AACD 2017, the Legends, the Illusionists, and the High Rollers will take the stage, and the Academy guarantees this is the only show you’ll need to see this trip to Vegas.

Registration for Las Vegas is already open. Visit www.aacdconference.com for more information.

MADISON, Wis. (5/3/16)—The 32^nd Annual American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Scientific Session concluded its educational program on April 30^th at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. More than 1,200 people attended the four days of educational programming which included 84 speakers, 68 lectures, 35 hands-on workshops, four entertaining and motivating general sessions, and some high energy social events.

Image: The AACD credentialing class of 2016 with American Board of Cosmetic Dentistry Chair, AACD Accreditation Chair, and AACD Fellowship Chair. 

This year’s courses aligned with the conference themes of design, implementation, and realization, and the completely reimagined structure was referred to as the AACD Triple Play. An innovative conference concept, the AACD Triple Plays brought some of the biggest names in cosmetic dentistry education to the podium every morning and afternoon to present on the day’s theme sequentially in the same room. Attendees were also able to select from AACD Accreditation courses, hands-on workshops, practice management courses, and more.

In addition to rich educational opportunities, the scientific session is a chance for the Academy to recognize and honor its members who have demonstrated their dedication to continuing education and responsible patient care by becoming an Accredited Member or Accredited Fellow. This year, the AACD acknowledged four newly Accredited Members and one newly Accredited Fellow. Other exemplary members of the Academy and of the profession were also recognized and honored with Celebration of Excellence Awards, known as the Evy.

Attendees to the conference also enjoyed opportunities to unwind and catch up with friends and colleagues. The social events began Wednesday night with the Welcome Reception at Real Sports Bar and Grill. Then on Thursday night between slap shots, party-goers took in the sparkly sights of NHL Championship rings and the Stanley Cup at the Hockey Hall of Fame to raise funds for the AACD Charitable Foundation’s Give Back a Smile program. AACD 2016 concluded with the Celebration of Excellence Gala Reception, which dazzled guests with a red carpet experience and laser show. The wow-factor of this year’s Gala Reception has attendees already looking ahead to AACD 2017 in Las Vegas.

AACD 2016 was one for the record books, but the Academy already has some compelling ideas for next year’s scientific session. In efforts to outdo itself bringing its attendees the absolute best in cosmetic dentistry education, the 33rd Annual AACD Scientific Session will take place Tuesday, April 18 – Friday, April 21, 2017 at the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino. At AACD 2017, the Legends, the Illusionists, and the High Rollers will take the stage, and the Academy guarantees this is the only show you’ll need to see this trip to Vegas.

Registration for Las Vegas is already open. Visit www.aacdconference.com for more information. 

Huntington Beach, CA, February 5, 2016 – Sugi Butterfly is the latest addition at Kettenbach LP .

Introducing Sugi Butterfly, a non-sterile unique cotton fiber and cellulose barrier, in two sizes, small and large.  It is ideal in absorbing oral fluids up to 20 times its weight, while providing tissue isolation with patient comfort.  As a lint free and shred resistant barrier it will not inadvertently contaminate restorative procedures.  Easily placed and easily removed, the area is maintained comfortably for the patient while providing for an optimum operating area.

CHICAGO (May 3, 2016) — The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) will hold its 102^nd Annual Meeting September 10–13, 2016, at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California. This year’s event is presented in collaboration with the Japanese Society of Periodontology and the Japanese Academy of Clinical Periodontology.

The 2016 Annual Meeting provides more than 26 continuing education credits from an array of multidisciplinary courses relevant to those at all levels of the dental profession, from student to seasoned specialist. Sessions include hands-on workshops and state-of-the art practical courses on diagnosis and treatment methods, the latest technologies, clinical applications, and practice management.

“This year’s annual session will welcome thousands of dental professionals from around the world, and we’re pleased to provide attendees with the opportunity to hear from periodontal thought leaders and innovators,” says Wayne A. Aldredge, DMD, president of the AAP. “All dental professionals are encouraged to join us in San Diego.”

Highlights of the 102nd Annual Meeting include the following:

·       Opening General Session:Named one of U.S. News and World Report’s 14 pioneers of medical progress, Anthony Atala, MD, will share his insights on tissue engineering and clinical applications in regenerative medicine in “Technology and Innovation: Regenerative Medicine and 3D Printing.” Dr. Atala’s work has been heralded twice by Time magazine, first in 2007 as one of the top 10 medical breakthroughs of the year and again in 2013 as one of the five discoveries that will change the future of organ transplants.

·       Student/New Periodontist Series: These focused sessions are geared specifically toward those just beginning a career in periodontics, with topics highlighting pearls and pitfalls of residency, immediate implant placement, and osseous surgery.

·       Dental Hygiene Symposium: This interactive course will elevate the registered dental hygienist as a key partner in comprehensive periodontal care. Attendees can earn four continuing education credits during lectures on such topics as the use of lasers in periodontics, the detection of peri-implant disease, and regenerative periodontics.

·       CBCT Boot Camp: This intensive course will provide a comprehensive review of the concepts of imaging for implants, including image manipulation to produce clinically correct cross-sections and a systematic review of a CBCT volume.

To register for the 2016 Annual Meeting or for more information, please visit www.perio.org/meetings,

call 1-800-282-4867 ext. 3213, or email meetings@perio.org.

Registration fees for media representatives attending the AAP’s 102^nd Annual Meeting will be waived, granting access to all non-ticketed sessions and seminars. Presenters and AAP representatives will be available for on-site interviews, film, and photo shoots, which must be scheduled in advance with AAP Public Relations staff. For press credentials, contact the Academy’s Public Relations Department at 312-573-3243 or mame@perio.org.

St. Louis – May 3, 2016— A great smile never goes out of style. That’s why the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) is heading to New York’s Fashion Week this September to throw its first-ever pop-up fashion event, “Your Smile is Your Best Fashion Accessory.”

 “We’ve seen a stunning increase over the past decade in the number of adults who are seeking orthodontic treatment,” says DeWayne B. McCamish, DDS, MS, president of the AAO.  “We created this concept to connect with potential patients in an entirely new way. This one-of-a-kind, interactive event will encourage attendees and the online fashion community to discover the life-changing power of a healthy, beautiful smile, and that it can be achieved, regardless of age, by working with an orthodontist.  We’ve designed this event to reach a national audience from a top-tier venue in the heart of Manhattan. Our guests’ exploration of the latest fashion, beauty tips and health information during the event will be shared by top fashion bloggers nationally in real-time.”

“Your Smile is Your Best Fashion Accessory” will be held from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, September 7, 2016, at the Shops at Columbus Circle at Time Warner Center in New York. The event, which falls on the eve of New York’s Fashion Week, is free and open to the public and pre-registration is recommended. Light refreshments will be served.

Presenting sponsor Align Technology, Inc., manufacturers of Invisalign? clear aligners, will offer free computer imaging sessions to give participants a glimpse of their post-treatment smile. “We are very excited to be working with the AAO to bring greater awareness of orthodontic treatment and its benefits to prospective patients,” said Raphael Pascaud, Align’s Chief Marketing Officer.  “Invisalign patients and their doctors tell us all the time that having a healthy, beautiful smile is a confidence booster and a great investment in themselves that lasts a lifetime. We believe these messages will resonate with the fashion-forward consumers who attend NYFW and who follow Fashion Week activities online, all around the world.”

To broaden the event’s reach and amplify messaging, the AAO is partnering with InStyle magazine, one of the most popular fashion magazines in the world. In addition to a robust digital, print and social media campaign, the AAO is engaging InStyle’s celebrity style trend expert, Tai Beauchamp, to give style tips and ‘do’s and don’ts’ throughout the evening. Conversely, key fashion influencers will be in attendance interacting with their social media followers.

Retailers from the Center will also participate, showcasing the latest trends in fashion and accessories.

“We can all agree that a healthy, beautiful smile is timeless fashion accessory,” says Dr. McCamish. “We want to help our guests visualize how achieving a healthy, beautiful smile can be life changing. We hope this event inspires our guests to discover how orthodontists can help achieve the confidence and poise that comes with a gorgeous smile.”

ST. LOUIS – May 3, 2016 – DeWayne B. McCamish, DDS, MS, an orthodontist with offices in Chattanooga, Signal Mountain, and Ooltewah, Tenn., has been elected the 2016-17 president of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO), the world’s oldest and largest dental specialty organization with more than 18,000 members. The election was recently held during the AAO’s 116^th Annual Session in Orlando. 

 “It is both a privilege and an honor to serve orthodontic patients and the orthodontists who provide their treatment the world over through the AAO,” said Dr. McCamish. “Each year the AAO helps members deliver the best possible care to their patients by providing them and their staff with educational opportunities, ongoing research, advocacy work and professional services. As the AAO continues to serve an increasingly diverse range of members and patients, I am humbly honored to represent and to be part of an organization that has a lifelong positive impact on the health and wellbeing of children, teenagers and adults.  Orthodontists throughout the world affect the lives of those we treat by giving smiles that change lives.”

In 2009, the Southern Association of Orthodontists (SAO) elected Dr. McCamish to be its representative on the AAO Board of Trustees.  The SAO is one of eight constituent organizations of the AAO, and serves orthodontists practicing in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, the portion of Louisiana that lies east of the Mississippi River, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.  The SAO is one of the two largest constituencies of the AAO in the United States.

A 1967 graduate of Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) with a double degree in chemistry and math,  Dr. McCamish’s efforts in the classroom and on the school’s football and baseball teams were acknowledged when he received the Scholastic Athlete Award for having the highest grade point average his senior year. 

Dr. McCamish is also a graduate of the University of Tennessee Dental School, where he earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery in 1970, and earned a master’s degree in orthodontics in 1973 from its Graduate School of Orthodontics.  While in dental school, he was awarded the Faculty Medal, the Oral Medicine Award, the Oral Roentgenography Award, the Psi Omega Scholastic Achievement Award, membership of the Dean’s Society and membership in Omicron Kappa Upsilon (OKU).  While there, Dr. McCamish served both as class president and president of his professional fraternity, Psi Omega.   He has been in the private practice of orthodontics since 1973 and currently practices with his partners, Dr. Randy Cooper and Dr. K.C. Dyer.

His memberships in numerous professional organizations include the AAO and the SAO, the Tennessee Association of Orthodontists (TAO), the American Dental Association, the Tennessee Dental Association (TDA), the Chattanooga Area Dental Society, the University of Tennessee Orthodontic Alumni Association, and the American Academy of Oral Medicine.  Dr. McCamish is also a member of the Lookout Dental Study Group and the Tennessee and Chattanooga CRANIO Study Club. 

Dr. McCamish is a past president of the TAO, the SAO, and the University of Tennessee Orthodontic Alumni Association and has served terms as president of his local study club and the Third District Dental Society.  He is a Diplomate of The American Board of Orthodontics, a member of the College of Diplomates of The American Board of Orthodontics and is a Fellow of both the American College of Dentists and the International College of Dentists.

The TDA awarded him the Fellowship Award in 1985. The SAO recognized Dr. McCamish with its highest award in 2001: The Oren Oliver Distinguished Service Award.  The University of Tennessee’s Graduate Orthodontic Program bestowed its Outstanding Alumnus Award on Dr. McCamish in 2008.

Over the years, Dr. McCamish has given generously of his time to a host of civic and community organizations.  Among them are Signal Mountain Dixie Youth Baseball, the Signal Mountain Recreation Board, Health House of Chattanooga, the Brainerd Kiwanis Club, the Chattanooga Tennis Foundation Board, the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce, the Make a Wish Foundation, the United Way of Chattanooga, the University of Tennessee Board of Governors, the MTSU Foundation Board of Trustees, and the Hamilton County Chapter of St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital.

CHICAGO, May 3 – Oral Health is an important part of overall health and well-being, but there are huge gaps in oral health particularly for older Americans. Because by the year 2030, it is expected that more than 19% of the U.S. population–almost one out of every five Americans–is expected to be 65 years or older, we can make a real difference by opening up a much broader conversation about the complex issues surrounding the oral health of older Americans as well as the goals and responsibilities of communities in providing support and access. 

Oral Health America (OHA) has published a new report examining factors impacting the oral health of older Americans. A State of Decay, Vol. III is a state-by-state report of the oral health of its 65+ population and the success or failure of states to address those needs. It reveals that continued attention is needed to ensure that America’s increasing population of seniors age healthily and independently.

“Access to oral healthcare for older Americans is a matter of social justice, with those living in poverty suffering the most from the lack of publicly funded benefits needed to improve their oral and overall health,” said Dr. Caswell Evans, Associate Dean of Prevention and Public Health Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Dentistry and member of Oral Health America's Board of Directors.  

The report serves as a resource for states to address shortfalls in oral health status, dental benefits for low income adults and population-based prevention, all of which impact the oral health of older adults. It proposes concrete steps that can be taken to promote healthy aging and independence for this rapidly growing cohort of America’s population.

•   Because early detection is key to early intervention, we need to support the Older Americans Act Reauthorization of 2016 which covers oral health screenings using health promotion funds

•   Passing the RAISE Family Caregivers Act in the House of Representatives would improve education and training of caregivers on proper oral health maintenance 

•   One of the most critical challenges for seniors is paying for care, thus we need to advocate for financially viable publicly funded dental benefits through Medicaid and Medicare

•   Community Water Fluoridation has been shown to positively impact oral health at a population level, thus we need to sustain implementation efforts

•   To ensure that oral disease is prioritized along with other chronic diseases, we must include specific language to ensure inclusion of provisions for older adults in every state’s Oral Health Plan 

•   Finally, because information can drive policy and funding supports, we need to establish continuous surveillance of older adults’ oral health by requiring states to administer the Basic Screening Survey  

A State of Decay, Vol. III gives a rating of “Poor,” “Fair,” “Good,” or “Excellent” based on state level data analyzing five variables impacting older adult oral health: Edentulism (loss of all teeth), Adult Medicaid Dental Benefits, Community Water Fluoridation, Basic Screening Surveys and State Oral Health Plans.

Two states, Minnesota and North Dakota emerged as models and are profiled for best practices in the report. Both earned a Composite Score of “Excellent” with a 100% and 96% rating respectively.

OHA ranked each of the 50 states based on the overall health status among the older adult population as measured by an overall state score referred to as a Composite Score. In order, the 10 states with the highest Composite Scores are Minnesota, North Dakota, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Rhode Island, Indiana, Florida, Virginia, Colorado and Michigan. The states with the lowest Composite Scores are Utah, Oklahoma, Texas, New Jersey, Montana, Mississippi, Wyoming, Hawaii, and Tennessee with Alabama’s score being the least favorable. The final evaluations for all 50 states revealed that 76% of states earned a Composite Score of 50% or less out of 100 with 22% earning a Composite Score of “Fair” and 54% earning a Composite Score of “Poor.” Ten states received a Composite Score of “Good.”

The top findings of this report that elicit further scrutiny and action are: 

•   Tooth loss remains a signal of suboptimal oral health. Eight states had strikingly high rates of edentulism, with West Virginia notably having an older adult population that is 33.6% edentate

•   Fluoridated water presents an important opportunity for prevention. Five states (10%) still have 60% or more residents living in communities unprotected by fluoridated water. Hawaii (89.2%) and New Jersey (85.4%) have the highest rates of residents living without fluoridated water

•   Improving oral health coverage would improve outcomes Sixteen percent of states (8 states) provide either no dental benefit or emergency coverage only through adult Medicaid dental benefits. Four states (8%) cover the maximum possible dental services in Medicaid

•   We need strategic planning to address the oral health needs of older adults. Eighty-four percent (42 states) lack a State Oral Health Plan that mentions older adults, with 14 states lacking any type of State Oral Health Plan

•   We need more data about the oral health condition of older adults. Forty-six percent (23 states) have never completed a Basic Screening Survey, a surveillance of the oral health conditions of seniors in community and long-term-care settings of older adults and have no plan to do so 

“While many Americans face obstacles when it comes to oral health, older adults are at an increased risk due to challenges with accessing care,” said Dr. Dushanka Kleinman, a dentist and associate dean for research and academic affairs at the University of Maryland, School of Public Health. “We have to develop solutions at the practice and policy level to address the barriers older Americans experience.”

Links to the latest volume of A State of Decay and earlier editions can be viewed on toothwisdom.org.

ATLANTA—What oral health care professionals learn in Vegas doesn’t have to stay in Vegas—in fact, they’re highly encouraged to take the insight they gain at the Global Oral Health Summit back to their practices.

The Summit, hosted by Carestream Dental, is 2016’s new comprehensive educational event that brings dental, orthodontic and OMS professionals together under one roof, Nov. 10-13, 2016, at Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas. Practices are encouraged to register before June 1 for a savings of $400 per person.

The Global Oral Health Summit takes the place of Carestream Dental’s three separate Users' Meetings of the past and is open to all oral health care professionals, both doctors and staff. The mix of specialties—both Carestream Dental software and equipment users and non-users—only sweetens the pot.

“The new format and new location of the Global Oral Health Summit gives Carestream Dental the opportunity to go all in,” Mary Conditt, director of industry relations, Carestream Dental, said. “There will be enhanced training sessions, tremendous networking opportunities and some of the most influential industry speakers from all different specialties.”

The Summit opens with keynote speaker Laura Schwartz, former White House director of events. Schwartz created events that represented a nation and inspired the world. Today, as a professional speaker, international television commentator and author of “Eat, Drink and Succeed,” Schwartz shares the networking secrets that skyrocketed her onto the world stagealong with personal anecdotes from her life and White House years. 

Following the opening session, attendees can rake in the CE credits while attending educational sessions hosted by some of the oral health care industry’s most respected names. Speakers include Dr. Craig Misch of the Misch International Implant Institute; Dr. Tom Pitts of Ortho Classic; Dr. John Khademi; Dr.Ben Burris;Dr. Kanyon Keeney; Dr. David Little; and Dr. Mark Setter, to name just a few of the 20 scheduled clinical key opinion leaders.

As at past Users’ Meetings, the valuable training sessions that longtime users of Carestream Dental software have come to rely on still play a vital role at the Global Oral Health Summit. Different tracks are available to CS SoftDent, CS PracticeWorks, CS WinOMS and CS OrthoTrac users so that attendees can participate in the classes most relevant to them. Plus, new this year, “super users” of the software step into the role of trainer and share the tips and tricks they’ve picked up over the years that make their practices run so smoothly.

The Summitwill also host many different technology exhibitors, giving attendees the opportunity to break from educational sessions and explore the latest practice management solutions.

With the mix of specialists and their staff, plus the added excitement of the Vegas atmosphere, there’s a full house of networking and social events. From the welcome party to the cocktail hour to the doctor’s reception, attendees have plenty of opportunities for fun-filled evenings with new colleagues.  

For more information and to register, visit www.carestreamdental.com/globalsummit. Use #GOHS16 on Twitter and join the Global Oral Health Summit Facebook page to stay up-to-date with all the latest news.

For more information on Carestream Dental’s innovative solutions, please call 800.944.6365 or visit www.carestreamdental.com.