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LightForce Orthodontics raises $80M in funding, opens 2nd digital factory
Burlington, Mass.-based LightForce Orthodontics received $80 million in a series D round of funding.
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7 dental technology updates from July
From a dental device manufacturer's financial report to a planned clinical trial for a new dental medicine, here are seven dental technology headlines that Becker's reported on in July:
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Chinese clear aligner company expands to US
China-based Angelalign Technology has expanded its clear aligner technology to the U.S.
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Zelis® and Rectangle Health Deliver Revolutionary Straight-Through Processing for the Healthcare and Dental Industries
New technology accelerates processing time by 50%, eliminates manual claim payment steps into single automated process among payers, providers and healthcare consumers.
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Biolase to undergo 1-for-100 reverse stock split
Dental laser company Biolase's board of directors approved a 1-for-100 reverse stock split.
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Align Technology records $1B in Q2 total revenue: 6 things to know
Dental technology device manufacturer Align Technology reported just over $1 billion in total revenue during the second quarter of 2023, according to its July 26 financial report.
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Biolase dental laser earns Best of Class Hygiene Award
Biolase recently earned Cellerant's 2023 Best of Class Hygiene Award for its Epic Hygiene dental laser.
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One-Minute Treatment Eliminates Painful Wisdom Teeth Removal
TriAgenics’ one-minute preventive care treatment prevents wisdom teeth from ever forming. Zero3 TBA is a minimally invasive procedure designed to eliminate the painful recovery following wisdom teeth removal.
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Tooth regrowth medicine to begin clinical trial in July 2024 in Japan
A tooth regrowth medicine developed by a Japanese research team is set to head to a clinical trial in July 2024, according to a June 12 report by The Mainichi.
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Weave tops Capterra's 2023 Dental Software Shortlist
Weave received the top ranking on Capterra's 2023 Dental Software Shortlist rankings, scoring 93 out of a possible 100 points.
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Baltimore dentist 1st in area to use Yomi robot system
Kira Toulson, DDS, of Dental Care of Baltimore in Owings Mills, Md., is the first dentist in Baltimore County to utilize the Yomi Robotic Dental System, according to a July 10 news release from CBS News Baltimore.
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8 dental technology updates from June
From a new training center for practitioners to financial reports, here are eight dental technology updates Becker's reported on in June:
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3D printed dentures solution adopted by multiple dental labs
Dental labs Posca Brothers Dental Laboratory, Artisan Dental Laboratory and Express Dental Laboratory are among many which have adopted the TrueDent 3D printed dentures solution from Stratasys Ltd., BusinessWire reported June 28.
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Aligner32 launches at-home clear aligners
Aligner32 launched an at-home clear aligner product as an alternative to traditional orthodontic teeth straightening options.
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Dental software provider named to fastest-growing private companies list
GrowthPlug, a web optimization service for dental practices, was ranked No. 12 on Portland Business Journal's list of the fastest-growing private companies in Oregon and southwest Washington.
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Biolase to open education center for dental practitioners
Dental laser company Biolase is set to open the Biolase Education Center, which will provide dentists with hands-on training with the company's dental laser technology.
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Envista CEO named to top healthcare technology CEO list
Amir Aghdaei, CEO of Envista, was included on The Healthcare Technology Report's "Top 50 Healthcare Technology CEOs of 2023" list.
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Vivos Therapeutics reports $3.9M in Q1 revenue: 5 notes
Medical technology company Vivos Therapeutics brought in $3.9 million in first quarter revenue.
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RevBio awarded $2M grant to advance development of bone adhesive product
RevBio recently received a $2 million research grant to support the development of Tetranite, its dental adhesive bone scaffold product.
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Biolase to cut 20% of US workforce
Biolase plans to reduce its U.S. workforce by 20 percent to improve operational efficiency.
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