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This week, we cover Sprintray's new resin, Imagine USA's new digital solution, a new subscription app for dental students, and more!

ProductBites Episode 17

Articles

PURELL Health Care Wipes Now Available in New Packaging Option

Henry Schein One Expands Dentrix Voice Capabilities

Flow Dental Econo PSP Envelopes Now Available in Roll Dispenser

Immersify Dental Launches Subscription Service for Dental Students

Lisa Newburger, a master's level social worker supervisor, helps audiences find humor in talking about tough topics. Her "in-your-face" style of presentations and writing will make you smile or just shock you into taking some action. Either way, she is very effective at empowering others to reach their goals and feel better about themselves. Her entertaining workshops are available for national and international audiences. Writing for the dental industry since 2010, she uses an alterego (Diana Directive) to illustrate her points in a sarcastic but effective way. Presentations can be scheduled by contacting Lisa at www.discussdirectives.com/dental.html.

In a world that can feel increasingly stressful and scary, those anxieties can manifest in the dental practice as well. The key is to help each other and be kind to one another. 

What Are You Doing to Help Someone Else?

New Teeth Whitening Trays from BURST offer professional-grade results for all patients, utilizing the expertise and design help of dental professionals. 

BURST Oral Care Announces Launch of Teeth Whitening Trays

Described as a clean, affordable, green alternative to foam bite blocks.

Flow Dental’s Comfee Bytes Disposable Bite Blocks Offer Patient Comfort, Environmentally Friendly Option

Knowing what your patients and colleagues might be going through and acting with empathy can help inform uncomfortable, but important discussions. 

Incarceration Could be in Your Dental Family

Laura Dorr is the former executive editor of DPR's Modern Dental Network and a regular contributing author.

Many of the challenges hygienists face—and will continue to face—are the same as pre-pandemic.