Stan Goff is a Managing Editor with MJH Life Sciences, which includes Dental Products Report, Dental Practice Management, Dental Lab Products, Modern Hygienist, and Dentist's Money Digest. He has covered the dental industry since 1999 and can be reached at sgoff@mjhlifesciences.com.  

Thomas Jackson, DDS, to Introduce Smyles Above Innovations During “The Great Oral Health Pitch” at GNYDM | Image Credit: © Smyles Above Innovations Inc

Thomas Jackson, a practicing periodontist, prosthodontist, and successful inventor, recently founded Smyles Above Innovations Inc, a company dedicated to developing and commercializing leading-edge dental devices and oral care products that support the continuum of dental implant success from placement to maintenance, and advanced flossing tools for hard to access oral appliances.

Dr Jackson will formally introduce Smyles Above Innovations during The Shils Entrepreneurial Fund’s “Great Oral Health Pitch,” which is taking place at the 2024 Greater New York Dental Meeting on Monday, December 2, starting at 2:30 pm.

Smyles Above was established to incorporate my 2 existing products, IrriGUIDE and The AutoFlosser, under 1 corporate umbrella to create more effective synergy and salability across our branding, operations and sales and to make our company more efficient and more attractive to investors,” he states in a press release.

Dr Jackson’s goal for additional funding is to invest in additional product development and to expand the sales and marketing support of his 2 existing and well-received product innovations:

: An easy-to-install retrofit adapter developed by Dr Jackson for any dental implant surgical guide system. IrriGUIDE enables saline to flow through the guide and directly irrigate and cool the implant osteotomy to keep it below the critical temperature threshold of 47°.

“The IrriGUIDE System ensures the best chance of osseointegration by preserving vital bone. It’s a great contribution to guided surgery,” adds, Brian Vence, DDS.

A unique dental floss solution specifically designed by Dr Jackson to alleviate flossing difficulties for all-on-X patients and anyone who has been fitted with connected or solid appliances such as implants, bridges, braces, and bonded retainers.

Hygiene KOL Lynn Pencek, RDH, adds, “The AutoFlosser helps patients easily direct floss in the harder-to-reach areas. It is ideal for patients with poor dexterity.”

For more details on The AutoFlosser, visit 

In addition to expanding awareness and market share for IrriGUIDE and The AutoFlosser, Dr Jackson intends to use investor funding to fully commercialize several other inventions and business model plans that he has in the pipeline. “My long-term goal for Smyles Above is to be a respected launchpad of innovative clinical and consumer solutions for the advancement of better oral health,” he states.

Interested investors and distributors can contact Dr Jackson directly at tjackson@SmylesAbove.com

Founded in 2024 in Barrington, Illinois, the company is dedicated to developing and launching leading-edge dental devices and oral care products.

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The new company’s innovations include the IrriGUIDE™ adapter for irrigating implant surgical guides, and The AutoFlosser™ flossing solution. 


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DentiMax Introduces New Browser-Based Cloud Software | Image Credit: © DentiMax

DentiMax has officially launched its DentiMax Flow innovative browser-based practice management software designed to transform the way dental practices operate. Built to meet the dynamic needs of modern dental offices, the new software gives dental professionals access to their entire software suite, including appointments, patient records, billing, reports, SMS, documents, and more from any device that has an internet connection.

With over 20 years of experience in dental software development, the dental technology solutions company first unveiled DentiMax Flow at the company’s recent 

This launch is a major advancement in the company’s product offerings, combining seamless cloud accessibility with a powerful, friendly interface, states DentiMax, a trusted partner for thousands of dental practices. 

The software provides access to the entire software suite for dental professionals, including appointments, patient records, billing, reports, SMS, documents, and more from any device that has an internet connection. | Image Credit: © DentiMax

“DentiMax Flow is the culmination of years of hard work and listening closely to our clients' needs,” Lee Varney, co-founder and CTO of DentiMax, says in a press release. “With DentiMax Flow, we have created a solution that not only increases efficiency but also enhances the patient experience. It’s a flexible, scalable platform that grows with practices, big or small, and makes the day-to-day operations of running a dental office easier.”

Starting out at $199 per month, DentiMax Flow is available with additional pricing options tailored to meet the needs of practices of all sizes, the company says. DentiMax is also offering demonstrations and onboarding support to ensure a smooth transition for new clients.

Accessible from virtually any device, including smart phones, Macs, PCs, iPads, tablets and any other device that has a web browser.

Insightful dashboard that provides KPIs and facilitates your front and back-office workflow in a way that mirrors your patient experience.

Easy-to-use design that allows the staff to complete complex tasks, like sending claims with attachments or digital referrals, in a friendly manner.

Complete feature set that includes appointments scheduling, treatment planning, clinical notes, insurance eligibility, credit cards processing, customizable reports, comprehensive analytics and much more.

At the Dental Tech Summit, DentiMax President & Founder David Arnett, along with Varney and Chad Camac, explained the features of the new Flow software, a product that has been in development for 5 years and one that required DentiMax to add additional developers to its team of imaging and software experts.

For more information about DentiMax Flow or to schedule a demo, visit 

DentiMax Flow practice management software is designed to transform the way dental practices operate, and can be accessed from any device with an internet connection.

DentiMax Introduces New Browser-Based Cloud Software

Caitlin Parsons is a RDH of 15 years and chronic pain survivor turned Certified Yoga Therapist and Ergonomic Consultant for dental professionals. Caitlin helps dental professionals prevent, reduce and overcome workplace pain, manage stress, and optimize their health so they can thrive in and out of the office. She is passionate about helping dental professionals and teams optimize their health to provide better patient care and become better clinicians through her in-person and online programs, speaking, writing team experiences, and her podcast, The Aligned Hygienist (

5 Morning Habits to Reduce Stress and Burnout for Dental Professionals | Image Credit: © PheelingsMedia - stock.adobe.com

Dental professionals know firsthand the toll that stress, long hours, and physical demands can take. Nearly half of us report symptoms of burnout, fatigue, and discomfort—all linked to chronic stress, which activates the body’s sympathetic nervous system, leaving us depleted.¹⁻²

But what if small, intentional changes in your morning routine could transform how you feel throughout the day? Simple self-care moments each morning can help us recharge, build resilience, and start our day grounded and ready to care for both our patients and ourselves.

One of the simplest ways to start your day is by catching morning sunlight outside. Science shows that sunlight exposure in the morning helps regulate our circadian rhythm, boosting alertness and mood while setting the stage for restful sleep at night. Light exposure early in the day signals your brain that it’s time to be awake and focused. Research indicates that people exposed to natural morning light report better sleep quality, improved mood, and greater energy throughout the day.³

Try stepping outside with your coffee or tea or standing by a sunny window. Just 5 minutes can make a difference. I like to step outside while my coffee is brewing and do simple stretches (arms overhead, lateral bends, forward fold, and chest opener). This simple act of stepping outside to get some sunlight brightens your mood and can also help you feel more energized and centered as you enter a busy day in the op, ready to handle whatever comes your way.

We all know the toll dental work takes on our bodies. Waking up with gentle, intentional movement can relieve tension and prepare you for a physically demanding day. Research shows that yoga and stretching reduce stress and pain, activating the parasympathetic nervous system to keep us calm and centered.⁴⁻⁵

Start your day with a few stretches in bed, easing into movement before your feet even hit the ground. These gentle poses will help release any lingering tension from the night and prepare you for your work’s physical demands. Here are a few easy stretches you can do right in bed:

: Bring your knees into your chest and place your palms on your knees. Inhale to extend your arms, moving the knees slightly away from your body, then exhale to draw the knees back in. This pose helps release tension in the lower back and supports digestion.

: Lie on your back and bring your legs up against the wall or lift them up. Stay here for a few minutes. This pose improves circulation, helps calm the nervous system, and aligns the spine, making it soothing and rejuvenating.

: Lie on your back, bring your knees into your chest, and open your arms into a “T” position. Exhale as you gently lower your legs to one side, take a few deep breaths, then switch sides. Twists relieve tension along the spine and aid digestion, which can be especially beneficial for morning energy.

: Lie flat, remove any pillow behind your head, and exhale as you lift your hips into a bridge position. Inhale at the top, and exhale as you slowly release. Bridge Pose opens the chest and hip flexors, activates the core, and helps balance the nervous system.

These simple movements, done mindfully, set the tone for a day with less pain and more ease.

Hydration is essential for mental clarity, physical resilience, and stress management. Starting your morning with a glass of water—before reaching for coffee—kickstarts your metabolism, aids digestion, and counteracts the dehydrating effects of a long night’s rest. Studies link proper hydration to improved mood, mental clarity, and even reduced physical pain by supporting joint lubrication and muscle function.⁶⁻⁷

Consider keeping a glass of water by your bed or making it the first step in your morning routine. By beginning your day hydrated, you’re giving your body the foundational support it needs for the demands ahead. This small act helps you start the day refreshed, resilient, and clear-minded.

#4–Breathe Deeply with a Simple Practice


Incorporating breathwork or meditation into your morning routine is an easy way to activate the parasympathetic nervous system and center yourself before the day begins. Research highlights breathwork as an effective tool for reducing anxiety, lowering blood pressure, and enhancing focus by bringing the body into a restful state.8 Here’s a simple breathing technique to try:

: Inhale for a count of 4 hold for 4, exhale for 4, hold for 4, and repeat several rounds, focusing on the gentle rhythm of your breath.

Taking just a few minutes to breathe intentionally sets the tone for a calmer, more centered day. Breathwork helps create a buffer between you and any stressors, giving you the calm you need to stay focused and flexible throughout your day of patient care.

How we start our day matters, including what we focus on first.Research shows that immediately engaging with technology and social media can increase stress and activate the sympathetic nervous system, pulling us into “fight or flight” mode.⁹⁻¹º By delaying screen time and avoiding notifications first, we help support the parasympathetic state that supports calm, clarity, and mental focus

Consider leaving your phone in another room or keeping it in “Do Not Disturb” mode until ready. This concept is known as a “digital sunrise.” It’s an intentional approach to ease into your day with awareness. Starting your morning free of digital distractions can improve your energy and presence throughout the day.

Integrating these small habits into your morning isn’t about adding more to your to-do list. Think of them as gentle shifts toward the ease and presence we all crave. Experiment with 1 or 2 practices that resonate with you and notice how each day unfolds with more calm and balance.

As dental professionals, staying grounded and present helps us serve our patients well. When we start the day calm and centered, we’re better equipped to handle daily stresses with resilience and compassion. Try these habits and observe any shifts in your mood, energy, or focus over the coming weeks. Small changes can make a big difference, and every dental professional deserves to feel balanced, energized, and ready to bring their best self to each day.

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Caitlin Parsons, RDH, C-IAYT, CEAS, is a practicing dental hygienist, yoga therapist, ergonomics expert, and the founder of The Aligned Hygienist. She is a writer, public speaker, consultant, podcast host, and content creator. Caitlin specializes in ergonomics, yoga therapy, pain prevention, stress management, and burnout for dental professionals, teams, and organizations, and can be reached at Hello@TheAlignedHygienist.com Author Contact: hello@thealignedhygienist | 

Look to recharge and build resilience each day by starting grounded and ready to care for both our patients and ourselves.

5 Morning Habits to Reduce Stress and Burnout for Dental Professionals

Kellie Nock is the assistant editor for Dental Products Report. She graduated from Kent State University in 2018 with a Bachelor's in Journalism. Kellie enjoys multimedia content creation with a focus on audio and video storytelling. 

Overjet Launches AI-Powered IRIS Software for Dental Imaging. Image credit: © Overjet

Overjet has introduced IRIS, the first artificial intelligence (AI)-driven dental imaging software that combines cloud-based access with advanced imaging capabilities. Designed to simplify complex X-ray interpretation, IRIS aims to improve diagnostic precision for dentists while giving patients clearer views of their oral health, according to a press release from Overjet.

IRIS is said to enhance traditional X-rays, transforming them into full-color images with FDA-cleared AI that highlights oral diseases and structures with millimeter-level precision. Dentists can capture, analyze, and display these images in a single workflow, allowing for more accurate assessments and easier patient education.

“IRIS doesn’t just capture images. It understands them,” said Overjet CEO Wardah Inam in the press release. “For year’s we’ve witnessed the power of artificial intelligence to enhance both diagnostic precision and patient understanding. But now–by bringing AI directly into the imaging software–IRIS will make this technology a fundamental part of every single dentist’s workflow.”

Developed over 18 months, IRIS features include:

Cloud-based and offline access: Dentists can view images anytime, even without an internet connection. Unlimited storage is available, with access to patient images from the last 7 years.

AI image enhancement: IRIS can clarify low-quality X-rays, filtering out noise without compromising clinical details.

Clinical analysis: The software detects and outlines conditions like cavities, plaque, and other oral health issues, marking findings directly on the X-rays.

Overjet’s new IRIS software combines AI with cloud-based imaging to create clear, color-enhanced dental X-rays, helping dentists detect and explain oral health issues with precision.

Overjet Launches AI-Powered IRIS Software for Dental Imaging

Pac-Dent Unveils New Resin Characterization System for Staining and Glazing Procedure for Printed Restorations | Image Credit: © Pac-Dent, Inc

-Free Naturalizing Kit have been designed for surface detailing across a wide range of dental restorations, including hybrid ceramics, PMMA resins, and CAD/CAM composites, ensuring compatibility with various workflows.

This innovative system is described as a groundbreaking resin characterization system set to redefine the staining and glazing procedure for printed dental restorations.

-Free offers a new level of restoration finishing by neutralizing the oxygen inhibition layer, ensuring complete polymerization without the tacky surface commonly caused by oxygen exposure during the curing process, according to Pac-Dent. Designed to enhance durability, the 3D resin offers a high-gloss, natural-looking finish that resists discoloration, staining, and mechanical wear. This is said to deliver long-lasting, lifelike restorations.

With curing times ranging from as little as 40 seconds to a few minutes based on device settings, Rodin Glaze N

-Free allows clinicians to seamlessly integrate this new technology into existing workflows, enhancing both efficiency and patient satisfaction.

-Free Naturalizing Kit is designed to enhance the system's versatility across various workflows. This upgraded, comprehensive light-curable staining system produces high quality esthetics for dental restorations. With an expanded shade range, the new kit offers precise color matching, seamlessly blending restorations with the patient’s natural dentition, according to the manufacturer. Engineered for broad compatibility across multiple curing methods—including handheld light curing for direct intraoral applications—this system simplifies chairside workflows and maximizes flexibility in clinical settings.

Provides a high-gloss, natural translucency that closely mimics enamel, ensuring vibrant, lifelike restorations that blend seamlessly with natural dentition

Protects restorations from mechanical forces and wear, sealing micro-fractures and pits to ensure restorations retain both their esthetic and functional qualities over time

The MMA-free formula ensures the glaze is pleasantly neutral in scent and taste, providing a more comfortable experience and improving patient satisfaction during treatment.

Designed for ease of use, integrates into various curing workflows. The glaze enables both intraoral and extraoral curing, simplifying chairside application and enhancing treatment efficiency.

For more information on these latest offerings from Pac-Dent, visit the product pages at 

The new Rodin® Glaze N2-Free and Rodin® Palette N2-Free Naturalizing Kit are designed for surface detailing across a wide range of dental restorations while enhancing workflow efficiency and patient satisfaction.

Pac-Dent Unveils New Resin Characterization System for Staining and Glazing Procedure for Printed Restorations

Garrison Dental Solutions’ New Loop Curing Light Features Closed Loop Technology | Image Credit: © Garrison Dental Solutions

Garrison Dental Solutions’ latest breakthrough in light curing technology—the Loop™ Curing Light—features a revolutionary closed-loop algorithm that dynamically adjusts light output to deliver the exact energy needed for a perfect cure everytime.

The Spring Lake, Michigan company announced the launch today, adding that this state-of-the-art curing light is designed to bring groundbreaking precision and consistency to restorative dentistry, and to enhance clinician confidence with every cure.

Loop ensures that the right dose of energy reaches the tooth, minimizing the risk of under-curing or over-curing, according to Garrison Dental Solutions. By continuously measuring and adjusting power output more than 500 times per second, the device eliminates guesswork and allows for consistent curing across all restoration surfaces, regardless of hand positioning or distance.

Loop offers multiple modes, including Direct Restorative Mode with 3 power levels (1,000, 2,000, and 3,000 mW/cm²) for varied curing times and a specialized Tack Mode for securing materials. The built-in LED display reportedly provides intuitive real-time feedback, enabling seamless navigation through settings while confirming selected modes and remaining cure time at a glance. This streamlined control allows clinicians to work with accuracy and efficiency.

The Loop Curing Light is equipped with a broad-spectrum dual-wavelength LED system designed to ensure consistent spectral beam homogeneity. This guarantees thorough activation of all photo initiators, covering a wavelength range from 390nm to 480nm, regardless of the material being cured. The expansive 9.7mm lens diameter and real-time adjustments maintain uniform irradiance even as the distance between the light and tooth surface varies, resulting in an effective beam diameter of 13mm at 10 mm distance from the target.

Additionally, this curing light simplifies maintenance with a self-calibration feature. Daily lens checks and monthly full calibration cycles ensure optimal performance, preventing issues such as lens debris or LED degradation, the company says. The Loop system includes a calibration and charging base, protective sleeves, and other accessories, backed by a 3-year limited warranty.

The new device is designed to dynamically adjust light output to deliver the exact energy required for a perfect cure every time.

Garrison Dental Solutions’ New Loop Curing Light Features Closed Loop Technology

Oral Health Pavilion at HLTH 2024 Highlighted Links Between Dental and General Health. Image credit: © CareQuest Institute for Oral Health

At HLTH 2024, a major health industry event, CareQuest Innovation Partners, Colgate-Palmolive, Henry Schein, and PDS Health showcased the new Oral Health Pavilion. This first-of-its-kind exhibit aimed to spotlight the role of oral health in overall wellness and introduce attendees to the dental practice of the future, where medical and dental professionals collaborate closely, according to a press release from CareQuest Innovation Partners.

The Pavilion allowed health professionals to explore patient care models that integrate oral health with general health services, including preventive screenings and innovative self-care options. Industry leaders see this as a step toward reducing health care costs, expanding access to care, and emphasizing the importance of oral health in detecting systemic diseases.

“Introducing the first Oral Health Pavillion at HLTH is a significant step toward integrating dental and medical care, which can enhance both health equity and patient outcomes,” said Denise Marks, CFO and EVP at CareQuest Institute for Oral Health. “Addressing the gap in oral health innovation presents a crucial opportunity for health innovators to develop comprehensive solutions, making them more attractive to investors. We can drive meaningful progress in the health care industry by recognizing the proven link between oral health and overall health.”

Representatives from the participating companies joined HLTH panels to discuss holistic health approaches and the future of integrated care. Additionally, startups from CareQuest’s SMILE Health accelerator showcased new oral health technologies during a “Demo Day” event on October 22, 2024.

At HLTH 2024, CareQuest, Colgate-Palmolive, Henry Schein, and PDS Health launched an Oral Health Pavilion to showcase how integrating oral and general health can improve patient outcomes and reduce costs.

Oral Health Pavilion at HLTH 2024 Highlighted Links Between Dental and General Health

Integral Dental has introduced the launch of its first product, Oracle

 described as the only early diagnostic test for peri-implant disease. The test delivers a disease diagnosis and personalized care plan recommendations based on patient specific data.

While dental implants represent an important option for patients with missing teeth, some procedures can be plagued by an infection that can lead to failure. While implant success rates are high, the greatest risk of failure comes from infection of the surrounding tissue, called peri-implantitis.

, enables clinicians to gain insight into 100% of the bacteria present at the implant site, diagnoses the state of infection, and makes recommendations on most effective antibiotics and other treatments, the company states.

“This has the potential to improve patient outcomes and drive profitability for dental practices,” Rachel Raymond, CEO of Integral Dental, says in a press release announcing the launch. “As the demand for implants grows, we’re excited to offer an option for personalized management.”

By combining cutting-edge genomic sequencing and artificial intelligence (AI), Oracle

 empowers dentists with actionable insights to improve patient outcomes through personalized care. “We’ve worked hard to make sure our processes fit seamlessly into the daily workflow of the dental office,” adds Matt Getz, COO of Integral Dental. “Our $110/test cost to dentists is part of the innovation we’re bringing to the table.”

Earlier interventions in peri-implant disease are often more effective and less invasive than if they are performed at more advanced stages of infection. Performing a diagnostic test as part of routine implant management can help clinicians identify problems early and keep their patients healthy, Integral Dental says. “The specific antibiotic recommendations give us the opportunity to practice true personalized medicine,” says Peter Joseph, DMD, clinical advisor to Integral Dental. “I plan to integrate this tool into my practice and ask all my referring doctors to do the same. The better the information, the better we can help patients.”

Diagnosing peri-implant disease is just the beginning for Integral’s technology platform, according to the company. Integral’s vision extends beyond oral health to addressing systemic diseases triggered by oral pathogens, such as cardiovascular disease, pre-term birth, rheumatoid arthritis, and colon cancer. When we diagnose and treat oral pathogens early and effectively, healthcare costs reduce precipitously, and patient outcomes improve. Integral Dental adds that it continues to explore innovative applications for Oracle

 building bridges between oral health and broader medical care.

 is now available for purchase and is being offered in 10 kit packs for a limited time. To learn more and to add Integral to the services offering your patients, visit 

Integral is a biotechnology company dedicated to closing the gap between oral and systemic health. The innovation is based on next generation sequencing and machine learning technology and driven by co-founders Raymond and Getz—they bring extensive biotech and healthcare executive experience, MBAs from Harvard Business School, and a passion for preventative medicine to this large, global health problem. Integral is a resident company of Johnson & Johnson Innovation—JLABS, a life science incubator program in Washington, DC.

OraclePI,  is described as the only early diagnostic test for peri-implant disease; it is designed to deliver a disease diagnosis and personalized care plan.

Integral Dental Enters Market with Launch of Peri-Implant Disease Test

Zahn Dental Expanding Year-End Educational Opportunities for Lab Owners and Technicians | Image Credit: © Henry Schein, Inc

, dental laboratory owners and technicians can take advantage of in-person and virtual opportunities with end-of-year educational courses offered by Zahn Dental, the U.S. dental laboratory business of Henry Schein, Inc.

Zahn Dental just announced an expanded schedule of in-person and virtual opportunities through the end of 2024 that are designed to teach more about the application of the latest innovations and industry trends. Additionally, the company plans to expand on its podcast series which debuted this year.

Educational opportunities from Zahn Dental are available via online webinars, in-person roadshows, and hands-on simulations. New this year, was the launch of its podcast, “Zahn Insider.” On the

 Mark Palmer, vice president & general manager of Zahn Dental, addressed how dental labs can effectively implement Six Sigmain production and workflow processes, as well as the benefits of Zahn’s newest state-of-the-art distribution center. In 2025, Zahn plans to produce new podcasts each quarter.

“At Zahn Dental, our multi-channel educational resources meet customers where they are, helping to deliver more flexible and convenient options to receive the latest insights and innovations from industry experts,” Palmer says in a press release.

The following events are available both virtually and in-person through the remainder of 2024.

Full Arch Hybrids: Planning and Material Options (Webinar)

Zahn Expo: Your Roadmap to Integrated Digital Workflow Solutions (Roadshow)

Zirconia Restorative Solutions: From Monolithic to Layered (Webinar)

An Easy Path to FDA Validated Milled Abutments in Your Lab (Webinar)

Denture Conversions: Digital Workflow and Patient Case From Start to Insert (Webinar)

In addition to its educational line-up for the remainder of the year, Zahn Dental is looking ahead to the new year, when the company will be onsite at LMT LAB DAY Chicago in February 2025 with additional courses to be announced.

For dental labs unable to attend these upcoming events, or missed those that have passed, Zahn Academy offers on-demand webinars that can be found by visiting, 

https://www.youtube.com/@ZahnDentalLab/videos.

 For more information or to connect with the team behind Zahn Insider, you can email zahn@henryschein.com. Zahn Dental is a leading distributor of CAD/CAM equipment, digital materials, removable prosthetic teeth, and traditional core supplies to dental laboratories in North America. The company adds a full-service support, training and repair department and R&D designed to provide solutions for laboratories and the technology needed to help labs provide the best products to their clinicians.

Henry Schein, Inc, is a solutions company for health care professionals powered by a network of people and technology. With more than 25,000 Team Schein Members worldwide, the company's network of advisors provides more than 1 million customers globally with more than 300 valued solutions that help improve operational success and clinical outcomes.

Henry Schein’s business, clinical, technology, and supply chain solutions help office-based dental and medical practitioners work more efficiently, and these solutions also support dental laboratories, government and institutional health care clinics, as well as other alternate care sites.

The company launches new podcast and offers greater access to webinars, roadshows, and hands-on educational courses.

Zahn Dental Expanding Year-End Educational Opportunities for Lab Owners and Technicians

DTX Studio™ Clinic v.4.3 software stores and manages all patient data as well as helps clinicians execute each step of the implant process from diagnostics to delivery. 

DTX Studio™ Clinic v.4.3 from DEXIS

Specializing in seamless integration and innovative advancements, Sunset Technologies provides tailored technological solutions and support for the dental sector.

Sunset Technologies IT Services

Doctor Plotka’s Mouth Watchers 100% Naturally-Sourced Fluoride-Free Whitening Toothpaste is formulated with silica and hydroxyapatite to remineralize teeth and lower the risk of erosion, while restoring teeth to their natural whiteness.

Doctor Plotka’s Mouth Watchers 100% Naturally-Sourced Fluoride-Free Whitening Toothpaste

The Cocoon x-ray handheld device available from DentiMax is a compact x-ray unit that delivers high quality images.

Cocoon from DentiMax 

All the latest product launches from the week of October 28 - November 1, 2024.
