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Envista Introduces Non-Profit Foundation Envista Smile Project
This non-profit foundation aims to meet the oral health needs of those in disadvantaged communities.
Envista Holdings Corporation
Envista Holdings Corporation has introduced a non-profit foundation titled the “Envista Smile Project”. This foundation was created to assist and boost oral health in underserved communities, according to a press release from Envista Holdings Corporation.
This initiative includes communicating and collaborating with local dental professionals and volunteers to participate in product donations for disadvantaged communities internationally. Envista CEO Amir Aghdaei is the Envista Project Chairman.
"Envista Smile Project isabout creating access to oral care for those in need.This is an important way that we can give back to the world and help to improve people's quality of life." Aghdaei said in a press release.
Envista created this foundation to meet the needs of those around the world who may not have advocates for their oral health. The foundation is in the process of applying for Section 501©(3) status. The Envista Smile Project is accepting volunteers now.
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.
