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Now displaying: June, 2018
Jun 27, 2018

Dr. Mark McOmie is originally from Salt Lake City, Utah. He attended The University of Utah. While attending the University of Utah, Dr. McOmie worked as a lab technician for several years. He then furthered his education at the highly regarded University of Louisville School of Dentistry graduating and entering private practice in 1998. Dr. McOmie has presented research at the Kentucky Dental Association, International Association of Dental Research and American Association of Dental Research. Member of the Tennessee Valley Dental Study Group, Chattanooga Area Dental Society, Tennessee Dental Association, and the American Dental Association.

Jun 13, 2018

John Williams, Vice President - US Sales at Neoss

Location: Greater New York City Area

Education: 1970 1974 BS in Biology at Fairleigh Dickinson University

About Neoss:

"Convinced that existing implant systems were too complex, their idea was to create a much simpler and more rationalized solution. Through persistent effort and close collaborations they created a high-quality, optimized implant system. With a limited number of components, the Neoss Implant System has unique design features and a host of excellent advantages for everyone.

This ingenuity lies in the patented implant design optimizing stability in all bone qualities and conditions and eliminating the need for separate one- or two-stage designs. The minimal platform concept utilizes only two implant platforms to support diameters in the range 3.25–6.5mm. This also greatly simplifies surgical and prosthetic instrumentation aiding communication within the team and increasing efficiently. The benefits are clear: reducing patient treatment time, optimizing inventory control and superior outcomes for patients."

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