Lantis Laser's Dental Imaging Technology Could Reduce Incidence of ...

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1. “ This research shows that the application of OCT in dentistry enables dentists to obtain views of tissue that have been hitherto unobtainable. Once in the hands of dentists many other applications, apart from the early detection of oral diseases such as decay, will become evident and show that OCT will become indispensable in the dental office as it raises imaging and diagnostics to a new level. ”

   By Stan Baron

Entities Mentioned

• Carl Zeiss Meditec
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Lantis Laser
• Stan Baron
• LightLab Imaging
• Craig Gimbel

1. Lantis Laser's Dental Imaging Technology Could Reduce Incidence of ...Reuters - 21 minutes ago7, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Lantis Laser Inc. (Pink Sheets:LLSR) (www.lantislaser.com) reports that researchers have shown that optical coherence tomography ... (Read Full Article)
   
   

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