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LINCOLN, Nebraska – Michael Edwards, CEO of HealthWare Corporation and founder of HealthCare Communications, the original developer of DentalMac, MediMac and ChiroMac, today introduced Clinical ChartBook software for iDental and iMedical. Clinical ChartBook, created by Troy Spracklin, President of HealthWare Systems Canada, harnesses the power of Mage Software's Inking Toolkit, and is the most flexible charting software available anywhere. For the provider, it is truly "your charts, your way."
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| Posted by Editor on Tuesday, March 13, 2007
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CARLSTADT, New Jersey – Cadent, Ltd., provider of the OrthoCAD market-leading suite of 3-D digital solutions for the orthodontic industry, today announced that Dr. Michael Mayhew presented the benefits of OrthoCAD iQ™ at the combined 2006 Annual Meeting for the Northeastern Society of Orthodontists (NESO) and Middle Atlantic Society of Orthodontists (MASO) held earlier this month in the Bahamas. Dr. Mayhew, a long-time user of the OrthoCAD iQ process, discussed the evolution of bracket placement and shared with attendees how OrthoCAD iQ technology improves patient care and decreases treatment time by providing more accurate bracket placement.
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LINCOLN, Nebraska – MacPractice, Inc., developer of MacPractice DDS for dentists, MacPractice MD for physicians, MacPractice DC for chiropractors, and MacPractice 20/20 for optometrists, the first full-fledged healthcare practice management software applications designed especially for Mac OS X for PowerPC and Intel, has added Canadian EClaims capability to MacPractice DDS, a first for Mac OS X. MacPractice is in the process of receiving certification from the Canadian Dental Association (CDAnet).
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| Posted by Editor on Wednesday, November 08, 2006
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SAN FRANCISCO, California – An estimated one out of three patients, including adults and children, suffer from moderate to severe anxiety whenever they visit a dentist’s office. Their fear of fillings, extractions, crown and bridgework, and even routine tooth cleaning, often leads to neglect. Untreated dental problems can contribute to serious illnesses, including heart disease.
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LINCOLN, Nebraska-- Michael Edwards, CEO of HealthWare Corporation and founder of HealthCare Communications, the original developer of DentalMac, MediMac and ChiroMac, has announced the iHealth Trade-In, Trade-Up Program. Under this program, buyers of other Macintosh OS X software for the dental, medical, and chiropractic healthcare professions may purchase iDental or iMedical (shipping mid-summer) and receive up to a 50% credit for their previously purchased application software.
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SARASOTA, Florida – DNAPrint Genomics, Inc. (OTC BB:DNAG.OB - News) today announced an innovative new program that will enable dentists to offer DNA testing to patients who want to explore their family heritage.
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SAN FRANCISCO, California – OrthoClear, Inc., the maker of "The Next Generation in Invisible Orthodontics" announced the launch of the company's OrthoTouch™ technology at the 106th Annual Session of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) in Las Vegas today.
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BOULOGNE, France – Sensitive Object: Using Acoustic Signal Recognition and Free of Moving Parts, This Wireless, Fully Customizable, Adhesive Control Panel is Indispensable for Truly Hygienic Dental Practice Sensitive Object™ (www.sensitive-object.com), the company that has pioneered a revolutionary technology based on time-reversal acoustics, today announced the commercial release of its very first packaged product. It is the VirtualB Keyboard (VBK), purpose-designed for the dentist's surgery.
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CHICAGO, Illinois – The days of scribbled notes and diagrams on scratch paper and bracket table covers to explain the latest techniques in dental implants or root canals may be gone! Enter: a brand new 3-D technology to show patients graphic simulations of diagnoses and treatment plans. Reality Engineering introduces MedVisor|dental™, a patient education and communication tool that translates highly technical details and procedures into easy-to-understand three-dimensional dental animations. MedVisor/dental debuts Friday at the Chicago Dental Society's Midwinter Meeting in Chicago.
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TROY, Michigan – Dentists have always had a hard time seeing clearly inside the mouth. After all it's dark in there and that little mirror and light weren't always enough. Enter the intraoral camera, a small but powerful video camera encased in a flexible wand. The wand is placed inside of a patient's mouth and the video is fed to a television monitor. The result is a magnification of the inside of a patient's mouth up to 40 times.
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GLASGOW, United Kingdom – A team of scientists from Glasgow today revealed a new technique that will allow dentists to detect and study the tell-tale signs of tooth decay before too much damage is done.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – The practice of dentistry has been revolutionized. New instruments and techniques help dentists diagnose and treat their patients faster, less painfully, and with more accuracy. New cosmetic procedures make smile makeovers a reality for more and more people. While it may not be your favorite place to go, new trends in dentistry can make your dental visit much more pleasant than ever before.
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CANOGA PARK, California – Dolphin Imaging & Management Solutions, one of the worlds leading providers of high quality software solutions for the dental-specialty professions, announced today that it has developed the first-ever Internet-integrated software that allows practitioners to securely share patient records, collaborate with referrals and visually communicate with patients all in a matter of seconds.
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ROCHESTER, New York – Eastman Kodak Company today announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire PracticeWorks, Inc. (NASDAQ: PRWK), Atlanta, Ga., a leading provider of dental practice management software (DPMS) and digital radiographic imaging systems.
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GRANDVILLE, Michigan – X-Rite, Incorporated (Nasdaq:XRIT), a leading global provider of technology solutions measuring color, light and shape, today announced that its ShadeVision System was awarded Most Innovative New Product of the Year at this year's prestigious REALITY Awards held earlier this month in Chicago, Illinois. The ShadeVision System, an electronic shade-matching device was singled out based on actual clinical use combined with valid and reliable research findings by REALITY Publishing, an authority in product evaluation and testing for the dental marketplace.
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| Posted by X-Rite on Thursday, March 13, 2003
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ST. LOUIS, Missouri – A stereoscopic camera takes your portrait, which appears as a three-dimensional model on a computer monitor. A click of the mouse, and the image rotates like a globe, ear to nose to ear and around again-or in the vertical dimension, forehead-to-chin. Another click stops the image. Click and drag for a profile, a front view, a bird's-eye view, or even a view from below.
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| Posted by AAO on Thursday, June 13, 2002
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