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• The Perio Protect Story

  
  • Date: 10/01/2020

  President and Founder of Perio Protect Dr. Duane C. Keller tells the story behind Perio Protect. After his mom endured surgery for periodontal disease, she suffered from unbearable pain. Dr. Keller then started a mission to discover a new, and easier way to deliver treatment to infected gums with the Perio Tray, the first tray on the market that...

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• Easier Dental Appointments with Perio Protect

  
  • Date: 10/01/2020

  Periodontal maintenance appointments are made much easier when patients use the Perio Protect Method. Perio Protect providers describe the satisfaction they and their patients feel when using the tray therapy. Scaling and root paling is a much easier process, there is less plaque and tartar buildup making it an easier process for dental...

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• Readers' Choice Awards: Lighthouse 360

  
  • Date: 09/30/2020

  Lighthouse 360 was chosen as a 2020 Dental Product Shopper Readers' Choice Award winner!

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  • Hayley Bruning
  • 10/13/2020

  Avoid Empty Chairs with Lighthouse’s Fill-In Feature

  To maintain front office productivity and ensure hygienists and clinicians have a consistent stream of appointments, certain tasks should be delegated to your practice management system. Lighthouse 360’s Fill-In feature helps find a new patient in the practice database to fill the opening.

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  • Brian Donahue
  • 10/08/2020

  Avoid Impression Distortion and Costly Retakes

  Trays that are made of metal don’t have this memory—their inherent stiffness prevents bending and they do not exhibit rebound upon removal. A good example is the Quad-Tray® Xtreme™ from Clinician’s Choice®, which was designed specifically to prevent impression distortion. These disposable, dual-arch impression trays are made from rigid aluminum...

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  • Arthur Volker, DDS, MSEd, FAGD
  • 10/19/2020

  Small Equipment—Big Impact: Incorporating Technology into the Dental Office

  When it comes to making a big impact on your day-to-day patient care, it’s important to look beyond the large equipment. Why? Because it’s the small equipment—curing lights, loupes, handpieces, and the like—that can most significantly impact the ease and efficacy of our daily practice.

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