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Henry Schein hosts 20th annual Holiday Cheer For Children programG&H Orthodontics names new CEOUltradent donates $10,000 to a Humanitarian Medical & Dental Education fundZimmer Biomet announces quarterly dividend for Q4 2018Millennium Dental announces research showing superiority of LANAP protocol over conventional treatmentMoose rings Alaska home's doorbellDental Stocks| Distributor News | Henry Schein hosts 20th annual Holiday Cheer For Children program
Henry Schein Inc (Melville, NY) is celebrating the season with more than 1,200 underserved children and their families as part of the company's 20th annual Holiday Cheer for Children program, an initiative created to help ensure that each participating child enjoys the holidays. This year, Henry Schein employees from 22 company locations in the U.S., Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Spain, and the U.K. participated in the program. The program takes many forms depending on the location, with employees often collecting and donating gifts and food to local nonprofit organizations, or sponsoring individual children and purchasing toys, clothing, and other gifts for them. | | | -back to top- | | Manufacturer News | G&H Orthodontics names new CEO
You deserve the full story! Click here to read all of the week's most important industry news from The DentalFacts Weekly! | | | -back to top- | Ultradent donates $10,000 to a Humanitarian Medical & Dental Education fund
Ultradent Products Inc (South Jordan, UT) announced it would donate $10,000 toward a Humanitarian Medical and Dental Education Fund started by the Adams, Gladwell, Durham Foundation (Salt Lake City, UT). The donation will go toward providing professional medical and dental education to underserved populations through online lectures and hands-on training provided to students through virtual reality programs. | | | -back to top- | Zimmer Biomet announces quarterly dividend for Q4 2018
You deserve the full story! Click here to read all of the week's most important industry news from The DentalFacts Weekly! | | | -back to top- | | Market Research & Trends | Millennium Dental announces research showing superiority of LANAP protocol over conventional treatment
Millennium Dental Technologies Inc (Cerritos, CA) announced new research that shows that the minimally-invasive LANAP protocol with the PerioLase MVP-7 laser can eliminate or markedly reduce these dangerous microbial pathogens around teeth. As published in the Journal of the International Academy of Periodontology, the LANAP protocol is able to immediately decrease bacteria associated with severe human periodontitis to levels undetectable by microbial culture, even in periodontal pockets greater than 6 millimeters. The study compared adults with severe periodontitis, who were treated with the LANAP protocol, with others, who received conventional ultrasonic root debridement alone. The results found that 85% of patients treated with the LANAP protocol were completely culture-negative immediately after treatment for red and orange complex bacterial species, which are strongly associated with severe periodontitis, in comparison to only 16.7% of patients treated with conventional ultrasonic root debridement. | | | -back to top- | | News of the Weird | Moose rings Alaska home's doorbell
A moose used the doorbell to awaken a couple in Alaska. The couple thought maybe it was an aftershock or some kids playing a prank when the doorbell rang in their Anchorage home early Wednesday. Kyle Stultz told local news he looked out the door and found nothing. He assumed it was kids playing "ding-dong ditch." Stultz decided to check his security camera. The video showed a large moose backing its caboose right into the doorbell. The family was relieved it was nothing else. | | | -back to top- | | Stock Watch | Dental Stocks
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