| Remedent, Inc. Announces Exclusive Marketing and Distribution . Agreement for Glamsmile(TM) Veneers into Saudi Arabia
Agreement for Glamsmile(TM) Veneers into Saudi Arabia 24/04/2008 13:00:00 Business Wire US3687062063 Remedent, Inc.
(OTCBB: REMI), an international company specializing in oral care and cosmetic dentistry products, today announced that it has signed a sole selective distribution agreement with Thimar Al Jazirah, a well-known health care company in Saudi Arabia with a strong distribution network, for the marketing and distribution of Glamsmile(TM), a revolutionary cosmetic dental system that substantially expands the consumer and professional dental market for veneers.
Thimar Al Jazirah agreed to a negotiated upfront initial payment and, in order to maintain its sole selective distributorship in the Saudi Arabian market, Thimar Al Jazirah further agreed to purchase and install a specified minimum number of Glamsmile(TM) veneers in the first year of the agreement.cosmetic dental
Healthy Living Banner Doubts remain about water fluoridation effectiveness
Restaurants, schools and society have accepted that some people are allergic to peanuts and have accommodated their needs through needed regulations and protocols. And doctors, nurses and the medical community have taken steps to protect patients who are hyper sensitive to penicillin. So why, asks Carole Clinch, research co-ordinator for People for Safe Drinking Water, are politicians, dentists and the rest of society reluctant to accept that fluoridated drinking water may not be good for the public? During a presentation last week to the Conserver Society of Hamilton and District's Annual General Meeting, Ms. Clinch said that between one to four per cent of people are hypersensitive to fluoride. Yet government agencies, the medical community and the media have for years ignored the problem and instead touted fluoridation as a "miracle" cure for tooth decay, she said.
Dental Practice Marketing Part of Practicing Dentistry Today
Dentists know they need dental practice marketing to bring in new patients, but many are still reluctant to be perceived as unprofessional by touting their own services. Nonetheless, fully 95% of dentists in a recent Wealthy Dentist survey acknowledge that marketing is a part of their job. .
11-04-2008: Malaysia among world’s top 5 medical tourism destinations
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is among the world's top five medical tourism destinations which presents the most attractive opportunities for medical tourists and foreign investors alike, according to an online source for news related to real estate investment and other investment opportunities. Nuwire Investor said Malaysia ranked third after Panama and Brazil in first and second, respectively, followed by Costa Rica and India in fourth and fifth respectively. In a statement, it said these markets were selected based on quality and affordability of medical care as well as receptiveness to foreign investment. Nuwire Investor said Malaysia's medical tourism industry had seen staggering growth over recent years and the number of foreigners seeking healthcare services in Malaysia had grown from 75,210 patients in 2001 to 296,687 patients in 2006.cosmetic dental
Braces and Botox
VICTORIA -Wearing pink latex gloves, dentist Rachel Staples leans over her patient, tiny syringe in hand, and deftly administers an injection that takes only a second. Not into her patient's mouth, but into her forehead, now speckled with navy dots to indicate areas suitable for a bit of Botox. In recent months, Staples has administered the pricey prescription fluid famous for reducing wrinkles or plumping lips to about 100 patients with another 50 referred to her -- all but three being female. "My youngest patient is 26,my oldest is 65," says Staples, who at 42, has given herself a few injections, too. "I have a very steady hand." .
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