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MÖLNDAL, Sweden-- When the fluoride modified OsseoSpeed™ implant was launched in 2004 it was based on solid pre-clinical and clinical documentation and in order to fully understand and utilize the full potential of OsseoSpeed, Astra Tech has continued to search further.
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ZURICH, Switzerland – Nobel Biocare welcomes today's decision of the MPA to continue the sales of NobelDirect and NobelPerfect one-piece implants. The Company is satisfied that the Agency did not find a reason to prohibit the continued release of those actual implants to the market.
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ZURICH, Switzerland – Nobel Biocare is strengthening its consumer awareness program around the world: On 1 April, the world leader in innovative esthetic dental solutions initiated a campaign to inform the general public about modern tooth replacement. The campaign includes patient information material, media features and a consumer website: NobelSmile.com. Available in 29 coun-tries this campaign is a channel to meet the growing demand by patients to make advised decisions about their dental care.
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TORONTO, Ontario- Americas obsession with the endless pursuit of beauty has had quite a positive effect on oral hygiene. This obsession, combined with improvements in the standard of care for oral hygiene, has resulted in a declining prevalence of edentulism in the United States and abroad. As a result, the demand for dental implants has been rising annually, according to a new report by Millennium Research Group (MRG). The market for dental implants and abutments (the posts to which a prosthetic tooth is attached) in the US was valued at almost $270 million in 2003 and will experience strong growth through 2008.
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BOSTON, Massachusetts- Replacing missing teeth through dental surgery with nominal Novocain and minimal blood is now a reality. With the understanding that many individuals have an intolerable fear of dentists and dental procedures, Boston-based dentists, Dr. Jack D. Rosenberg and Dr. Steven D. Spitz, have developed a groundbreaking laser surgery technique to place dental implants (tooth replacements) without cutting, bleeding or stitches, and with minimal discomfort.
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ANDOVER, Massachusetts – At a groundbreakingceremony today the world's second largest producer of dental implants and aleader in dental tissue regeneration products, Straumann of Switzerland,unveiled plans for a new combined U.S. headquarters, training and productioncenter in Minuteman Park, Andover, 25 miles north of downtown Boston. Thecompany plans to move into the new facilities in mid 2005.
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CHICAGO, Illinois – Although people are losing fewer teeth as they age, a recently released American Dental Association (ADA) survey reveals that when those teeth are replaced, more Americans are choosing dental implants as a replacement option than they did in the past.
According to the survey, the average number of surgically placed dental implants by dentists, who perform the procedure, increased 49 percent to 56.2 implants placed annually per dentist in 1999, compared with an average of 37.7 in 1995. The random-sample survey included responses from nearly 3,000 dentists. The respondents were ADA members and non-members.
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| Posted by ADA on Wednesday, April 17, 2002
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