The survey of 1,000 people in Britain asked a range of teeth-related questions. Almost half the men polled said they would have teeth- whitening treatment compared with 35% of women. Good teeth and a nice smile came second in the list of what females look for in men, after eyes. For men a good body was the important thing they look for, followed by eyes, hair, and teeth.
In a US survey 83% of people believe their teeth are more important to their appearance than hair and eyes.
Entries from August 2005
Who says the English have Ugly Teeth?
August 23rd, 2005 · No Comments
Tags: Just for Fun
REALITY on Maxcem
August 23rd, 2005 · No Comments
The report from REALITY about MAXCEM: Here’s what they say for 2005: Preliminary immediate bond strengths after 40 seconds of light curing …was 9.9mPA on enamel, 3.1mPA on dentin. When Optibond FL Primer is used before Maxcem, the immediate dentin bond strength improves to 11.3mpA and 19.2mPA after 24 hours. Early clinical reports have also […]
Tags: Dental Materials · Uncategorized
Portraits and Marketing Handout Now Available Online!
August 23rd, 2005 · No Comments
I now have my handouts for both the marketing and the digital photography courses available online. They are available for everyone. I am displaying them here but for printing it would be easier for you to go to my web site www.tonysoileau.com and select courses or just click this link http://www.tonysoileau.com/pages/headshot_cv.htm The handouts cover just about […]
Tags: Digital Photography
Lightyear Digital X Ray System
August 23rd, 2005 · No Comments
Tom, I’ve got a Lightyear digital x-ray system for sale. Two sensors; #1 and #2. Two software licenses and a Viewsonic tablet. Asking price is less than 1/2 that of new. The system is great, just moving everything over to a Mac based system. Dan
Tags: Used equipment/supplies
Simplified Digital Photography Course Handouts Now Available!
August 23rd, 2005 · No Comments
I now have my handouts for both the marketing and the digital photography courses available online. They are available for everyone. I am displaying them here but for printing it would be easier for you to go to my web site www.tonysoileau.com and select courses or just click this link http://www.tonysoileau.com/pages/headshot_cv.htm The handouts cover just about […]
Tags: Digital Photography
Used dental equipment
August 22nd, 2005 · No Comments
If you have some dental equipment or supplies laying around the office, why not list them for sale? Decrease the clutter and get some cash. Send listings to me as a response to this post. Used dental equipment will be a separate category and will not come up unless you go there.
Tags: Uncategorized · Used equipment/supplies
More on High-Tech High-Touch
August 22nd, 2005 · No Comments
From the Business Leader September 2004 – The High-Tech High-Touch Paradox [1]
The High-Tech High-Touch Paradoxby Tom Stevens
The more we embrace technology, the more we need to embrace human interaction.
Despite plenty of detractors, technology is overwhelmingly embraced as a means to make work easier and more productive, and help us live happier, healthier, and more full?filed lives. Much less acknowledged, however, is the corresponding phenomenon that the more we embrace technology, the more we need to embrace human interaction
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ApplicationTo gain value from high tech, we have to know how to properly utilize it. Application and implementation of high-tech requires continuous learning and re-learning– a high-touch activity. All around us are examples of organizations that have invested in high-tech information management systems, only to have managers direct people to redundantly collect and process information by hand – typically because they either don’t know how to use the system, or have little motivation to do so. Workers complain that they’re spending increasing time with data entry that detracts from time spent on tasks they deem more valuable. People feel they are serving information systems rather than information systems serving them.
Application of high technology requires high-touch – to design experiences that address differing learning styles, to assess differing abilities and desires so people can be placed where they make the greatest contribution, and to build a sense of purpose that creates a compelling reason to apply the technology in the first place.
Read the whole article here: The High-Tech High-Touch Paradox
[1] http://www.businessleader.com/bl/sep04/hightouch.htm
Tags: Just for Fun
Canon releases the 12.8Megapixel 5D
August 22nd, 2005 · No Comments
Amstelveen, The Netherlands, 22 August, 2005 – Canon, a leader in photographic and imaging technology, announces the 12.8 Megapixel EOS 5D, creating a new D-SLR category combining a full frame CMOS sensor with a lightweight, compact magnesium alloy body. Weighing just 810 grams, it features a second generation 35.8 x 23.9 mm CMOS sensor, 3 […]
Tags: Digital Photography · Uncategorized
First Laser Gum Disease Procedure to gain FDA Clearance – “Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure or Laser-ANAP®”
August 22nd, 2005 · No Comments
CERRITOS, Calif., October 8, 2004 / PRNewswire / – Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc. (MDT) announced today it has received the first FDA clearance ever for a laser-based periodontal (gum) disease treatment protocol while using the first ever digital dental laser–the PerioLase® MVP-7â„¢. 50 people out of 100 have moderate to severe gum disease, 40 out […]
Tags: Laser Dentistry · Uncategorized
Letter from the Editor
August 22nd, 2005 · No Comments
My name is Tom Hedge and I am the editor of this site. Welcome to Dentalblogs. Our mission is to be the best informational site on dentistry and to provide great ideas to enhance your personal life. We have recruited some of the "greatest minds in dentistry" to post their thoughts. New ideas appear every […]
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