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Kim Molinaro wrote an article
Despite the fact that many lab owners have been feeling the effects of the economy in many areas of their...(more)
Implants Still Going Strong
Kim Molinaro · Lab Manager · May 2013>From custom-milled abutments to hybrid overdentures, LMT's latest Implant Survey covers the market's hottest trends. Thanks to proven, long-term success rates; patient awareness; and technical advances like custom-milled abutments, implant planning software and guided surgery, the implant market...
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LMT Communications, Inc. wrote an article
Three-quarters of respondents to LMT's Implant Trends survey say the economy has not affected their implant...(more)
Implant Trends: Patient Acceptance Key to This (Still) Thriving Specialty
LMT Communications, Inc. · May 2012This recession has nothing on implants. Although LMT's periodic Business Barometer surveys have reflected laboratories' sluggish workloads during the last few years, our latest Implant Trends survey finds this specialty is more than holding its own. Three-quarters of our respondents say the economy has...
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Cc: Mark Frichtel and Sven JesseMore news about Jesse & Frichtel Dental Labs: It received an award from Nobel Biocare in recognition...(more)
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Maribeth Marsico wrote an article
Cc: Mark FrichtelDeclining profits and the loss of its largest client would send even the healthiest laboratory reeling....(more)
To Overcome Grim Economic Challenges, Laboratory Breathes Life Into Service Effort
Maribeth Marsico · Other · Mar 2012Growth was easy for Jesse and Frichtel Dental Labs in Pittsburgh up until 2008. "Our biggest problem was managing the workflow," says Mark Frichtel, President. "Then, to say the least, things got difficult." Like many laboratories, Jesse and Frichtel began feeling the repercussions of the country's...
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LMT Communications, Inc. wrote an article
Cc: Mark Frichtel and Benjamin LiChina has implemented new labor laws and environmental regulations and is changing tax incentives in...(more)
Regulations May Help Improve China's Image
LMT Communications, Inc. · Oct 2008>Back in the 80s, Japan was labeled the villain whose cheap goods were driving a trade deficit and unemployment in the United States. Then those socks, t-shirt and household goods industries found even cheaper labor and costs--first in Thailand, then Malaysia, Mexico, India and eventually China--as multinational...
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