The Center for Dental Laser Education (CDLE) is proud to announce the unveiling of its newly-updated Website – www.LaserEd.org – featuring extensive information about dental laser technology for dentists and hygienists. The CDLE’s comprehensive Frequently Asked Question section explains how dental lasers enhance patient care, and the Laser 101 section contains descriptions of every laser wavelength. Providing answers for all your questions about dental lasers, the CDLE’s informative Website includes an interactive Return-on-Investment Calculator to illustrate a laser’s potential financial impact in your practice.
The site also highlights the CDLE’s educational Lasers in Dentistry seminars, which teach the latest in hard- and soft-tissue laser techniques. The CDLE’s 2-day hands-on seminars offer 12 CE credits, as well as Standard Proficiency Laser Certification through the Academy of Laser Dentistry. Upcoming courses include October 17 & 18 in Boston and November 14 & 15 in Las Vegas. Register on the CDLE’s Website and you’ll receive a special discount!
For more information, visit www.LaserEd.org or call the Center for Dental Laser Education via biolitec, Inc. – sponsor of the 2003 seminars – at (800) 934-2377.
About the Center for Dental Laser Education
The Center for Dental Laser Education is dedicated to the instruction of advanced dental laser procedures and the illumination of the most state-of-the-art technologies. Our lectures and hands-on seminars highlight the latest in laser equipment and procedures – and offer 12 CE credits and Standard Proficiency Laser Certification through the Academy of Laser Dentistry. The CDLE’s qualified dental professionals provide in-depth training and guidance to significantly enhance practice profitability and patient satisfaction.
About biolitec™, Inc.
Established in 1987, biolitec, Inc. manufactures advanced lasers and fiber optic delivery systems for medical and dental applications. Its strength as a vertically integrated manufacturer enables the production of top quality lasers, fibers, handpieces, and accessories – as well as ongoing research into new medical breakthroughs such as photodynamic therapy (PDT).