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5 dental tech companies to know
Here are five companies making waves in the dental industry that leaders should know:
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3 investments 1 dental practice made to enhance the patient experience
Davis Gribble Hollowwa Dental in Albuquerque, N.M., recently made several investments to improve the patient experience, including staff, an on-site dental lab and technology.
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The new nanotechnology that could revolutionize oral healthcare
A team of engineers and researchers are developing nanotechnology-based oral healthcare products that could hit the market within the next four to five years, the Albuquerque Journal reported Aug. 21.
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Sonendo reports 32% revenue growth in Q2
Dental technology company Sonendo reported a 32 percent year-over-year increase in revenue during the second quarter of 2022.
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The new technology that could revolutionize endodontics: microbots
Researchers at Penn Dental Medicine and its Center for Innovation & Precision Dentistry have found that microrobots can be used for detailed endodontic treatments and diagnostics.
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InBrace closes $45M financing round
Irvine, Calif.-based orthodontics company InBrace has closed a $45 million financing round.
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Las Vegas dental practice debuts 3D printing system
Dee for Dentist, based in Las Vegas, became the first Western U.S. dental practice to use the Primeprint 3D Printing System by Dentsply Sirona, the first medical grade 3D printer for dentistry.
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