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JANUARY 2005 issue of dentaltown profiles Essential Dental Systems
and its founders Barry Musikant and Allan Deutsch. “In two decades,” the
article states, “EDS has gone from being the dream of two of New York City’s
most notable endodontists to a pioneering force in the dental universe.
Combining their inventiveness and business savvy, EDS has utilized cutting-edge
research and state of the art technology and advancement to blaze a path
of innovation and creativity in the field. In the process, it has educated
practitioners the world over and brought relief to untold multitudes of
patients; and its future is still being written.”
In the March 2005 issue of Dentistry Today,
you will find Allan Deutsch’s “Pulp Chamber Morphology: Basic Research
Leads to Clinical Technique,” in which he reports the research that led
to the development of the PulpOut™ Bur. This remarkable research has shown
that there is a critical depth from the cusp tip to the pulp chamber of
teeth with furcations. The “fixed stop” feature of the PulpOut Bur
allows you to take advantage of this depth and gain access without the
fear and anxiety of furcation perforation.
April-June 2005
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HE
JANUARY 2005 issue of dentaltown profiles Essential Dental Systems
and its founders Barry Musikant and Allan Deutsch. “In two decades,” the
article states, “EDS has gone from being the dream of two of New York City’s
most notable endodontists to a pioneering force in the dental universe.
Combining their inventiveness and business savvy, EDS has utilized cutting-edge
research and state of the art technology and advancement to blaze a path
of innovation and creativity in the field. In the process, it has educated
practitioners the world over and brought relief to untold multitudes of
patients; and its future is still being written.”
