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	For the third consecutive year, Microcopy, a manufacturer of products for the dental industry ended the year with its annual “Pink to Make You Think” campaign.

 went pink for the "Pink to Make You Think" campaign to promote breast cancer awareness. A portion of the sales of all pink NeoDrys from the months of October through December were donated to the American Cancer Society.

	For over 100 years, the American Cancer Society has worked relentlessly to eliminate cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy and service.

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	According to BreastCancer.org, about one in eight U.S. women will develop invasive breast cancer over the course of her lifetime. In 2017, an estimated 255,180 new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in women in the U.S., along with 63,410 new cases of non-invasive (in situ) breast cancer. 

	“Too many women are affected by this disease. That is why this campaign is so important to us, the fight to end breast cancer starts with one commitment.” said Heather Siler, marketing manager for the program.

	Microcopy plans to run the campaign again in the latter part of 2017 and hopes the proceeds will be even greater.

	Visit www.microcopydental.com/neodrys or call 800-235-1863 for more information on the program.

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The annual campaign raises funds for the American Cancer Society.

Microcopy continues to raise breast cancer awareness with annual "Pink to Make You Think" campaign

	In 2016, Microcopy released the new blended neck™ NeoBurr 557

 and other select shapes, the patent-pending blended neck was developed because other burs on the market were breaking frequently and causing interruptions in what should be smooth dental procedures. Microcopy wanted to change that. 

	Since the product release, NeoBurr has been tested and evaluated by numerous publications and labs. People wanted to find out how the blended neck burs 

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	After extensive evaluation, the NeoBurr 557

 has been recognized as Best Product 2017 by the Dental Product Shopper, Preferred Product 2017 by the Dental Advisor, selected as a 2016 Top 100 Product by Dentistry Today, and finally, NeoBurr 330 was ranked #3 in the Top Carbides 2017 by Clinician's Report. All of the NeoBurr evaluations came back with excellent results.

	Doctors are more concerned about dangerous, breaking burs than they let on. Since the release of the blended neck carbides, we have heard from many doctors pleased about making the switch to NeoBurr.

 exhibits minimal breakage when used during the toughest restoration procedures,” said Paul Tucker, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at 

, “If you're skeptical about the added strength the NeoBurr line offers, you owe it to yourself to try NeoBurr today.”

 or call 800-235-1863 to request a product sample or for more information.

A look at some of the reviews from Microcopy's NeoBurr.

Reviews of Microcopy's NeoBurr are in

	At this year’s Chicago Midwinter meeting, Microcopy announced the release of its new NeoBurr 557

 carbide. Dentists depend on carbides for the most rigorous procedures, making the burs prone to breakage.

 with its patent-pending design is sure to bring needed relief to those dental practitioners who routinely experience issues with carbide breakage.

	Coupled with its single-piece carbide construction, the new 557

 boasts unrivaled strength due to the blended-neck design. This innovative design removes any weak points in the bur’s neck that might otherwise cause breakage. In a recent blind study, the NeoBurr 557

 was tested against three top-selling competitive burs and proved to be up to 70 percent stronger than the competition.

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	After a recent product evaluation, Dr. Marty Jablow said the following, “Chrome cobalt is about the hardest material to which I will subject a bur. The blended neck 557

 bur easily adjusted the partial denture major connector and, in fact, I even attempted to break the bur on purpose and could not.”

	“We know that dentists use up to five carbides, sometimes more, in completing certain dental procedures. Our testing has shown that the new 557

 exhibits minimal breakage when used during the toughest restoration procedures,” said Paul Tucker, Director of Marketing at Microcopy. Microcopy plans to release additional blended neck shapes as they are developed.

	Visit www.NeoBurr.com or call 800-235-1863 for more information.

At this year’s Chicago Midwinter meeting, Microcopy announced the release of its new NeoBurr 5572 blended-neckTM carbide. Dentists depend on carbides for the most rigorous procedures, making the burs prone to breakage.

Microcopy introduces new carbide bur

, a leader in the design and development of innovative products for the dental industry, is once again supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month with its 2015 “Pink to Make You Think” campaign.

	Just as it did in 2014, Microcopy will turn its 

 pink to raise awareness for breast cancer.

	Every year, approximately 1.4 million women are diagnosed with breast cancer. The cure lies in innovation. Research and development can change the world when it comes to early diagnosis, treatment and prevention.
	That is why as part of this campaign, Microcopy will donate a portion of the proceeds of all pink NeoDrys sales to 

 Order pink NeoDrys from now through the month of December to support the fight against breast cancer.

 or call 800-235-1863 to purchase your pink NeoDrys now through Dec. 31.

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Microcopy, a leader in the design and development of innovative products for the dental industry, is once again supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month with its 2015 “Pink to Make You Think” campaign.