dental practice July 2009
www.dental-practice.org
Digital imaging centre opens in Feltham
because, although the digital dentist’s
morphology and tumours in and
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around the oral area that at first
dentistry is becoming better
problem develops in the area that is
seemed to blend in with healthy tissue.
understood, and the benefits of digital
scanned – even if it is outside the
By the end of the demonstration we
radiology and the methods that can be
specific area included in the treatment
were seeing more and more in the
used to provide a more informed
plan – and it is not flagged up by the
scans, and even becoming attuned to
diagnosis are at the heart of the newly
clinician, there is a case for charging
the trouble spots, a fact that convinced
opened Vatech & E-Woo imaging
that clinician with negligence.
us of the value of this kind of training. The new centre is situated close to
centre at its UK head office in Feltham.
We saw how difficult it can be to
This training will also help dentists Heathrow Airport and not far from the
The company is globally recognised
interpret the mass of information
understand the standards required, as M3 and M25. For details of courses,
as a major player in the design and
developed from digital imagery, as
well as the legalities connected with the telephone 020 8831 1660, or visit the
provision of dental imaging equipment,
digital samples were shown of
use of digital radiography. website: www.e-wootech.co.uk.
and it has made its comprehensive
imaging and training centre available to
the entire dental team in order to help
the profession realise the pitfalls of the
new technology as well as its potential.
Dental Practice attended the centre’s
Don’t let HTM 01-05 become
open day during which CEO of the
twin company, Chang-Joon Ro,
a burden...
explained the vision behind recent
developments: that Vatech & E-Woo is
in for the long haul, combining cutting-
edge products with the best of
customer service.
The purpose of the open day was to
allow some of the most experienced
professionals in the field to drive home
some important messages: that there is
a choice in digital imaging equipment
and that no practice need settle for a
“one size fits all” solution, and that
digital radiography can be linked and Important issues surrounding re-planning
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perhaps due to not meeting building
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