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Behind the scenes with the best minds in the dental industry
More than most healthcare professions, product development in dentistry plays a major role in empowering top-quality patient care. And getting to speak with brightest minds in the dental industry is one of the true pleasures of working at Dental Products Report. While dental professionals frequently look to other dentists as thought leaders, it is easy to overlook the role that dental manufacturers play in driving dentistry forward.
More than most healthcare professions, product development in dentistry plays a major role in empowering top-quality patient care. And getting to speak with brightest minds in the dental industry is one of the true pleasures of working at Dental Products Report.
While dental professionals frequently look to other dentists as thought leaders, it is easy to overlook the role that dental manufacturers play in driving dentistry forward.
In DPR’s “10 Questions” features, our editors pose thought-provoking questions to some the top executives in the dental industry so we can bring you their unique insight on where we are going as an industry and a profession.
Here’s a selection of the best of our one-on-one Q & A sessions:
10 Questions with Soren Rieger, CEO and Owner of Renfert USA | Click here to read
“We’re not looking for the quick sale; we are focused on building lasting relationships.”
10 Questions with Dr. David Gane, VP of Dental Imaging for Carestream Dental | Click here to read
“The importance of deciding which imaging systems to use and how to best implement them cannot be overstated.”
10 Questions with Anne Steinbock, Whip Mix Corp. VP of Sales and Marketing | Click here to read
“Most labs’ processes are a hybrid of both analog and digital workflow, so we have to be knowledgeable in all processes.”
10 Questions with Isolite's Tom and Jim Hirsch | Click here to read
“Nothing is ever perfect, and if we can make a minor change and improve our product by even 2 percent, then we do it.”
10 Questions with Scott Parrish, President of A-dec | Click here to read
“When you work in this industry, you learn that relationships are so important.”
“Factors such as technology, socio-economic influences and treatment demand will significantly impact dentistry between now and 2020.”
“The way we look at it is, no two patients are alike-so why should their treatment solution be?”
10 Questions with Flemming Thorup, President and CEO of 3Shape | Click here to read
“3Shape envisions the age of the full digital dentistry from the dentist’s clinic all the way through manufacturing.”
10 Questions with with Rich Motto, President of CADBlu | Click here to read
“The interesting thing is that there is not any other industry that uses scan data to design in the proportions that the dental industry does.”
“I was fortunate to be exposed to high-quality metal ceramics and metal-free alternatives early in my career.”
America's ToothFairy Initiative Bridges Dental Care Gap for Vulnerable Children
April 18th 2024America's ToothFairy, a nonprofit organization, aids safety-net dental clinics in providing essential care to children in need, with their recent online auction raising money to support access to dental services for thousands of vulnerable kids.
Episode 31: Dentsply Sirona Implant Announcements
September 30th 2021DPR’s Editorial Director Noah Levine sat down with Gene Dorff, Dentsply Sirona’s group vice president of implants and Dr. Dan Butterman to review several big announcements the company made in the arena of implants during Dentsply Sirona World 2021 in Las Vegas.
Crest Toothpaste Honored as National Historic Chemical Landmark
April 10th 2024The American Chemical Society has designated Crest toothpaste as a National Historic Chemical Landmark, recognizing its introduction in 1955 as a transformative moment in dental care through the incorporation of fluoride chemistry.
