September 2006
Browse all the articles from the September 2006 issue of LMT magazine below.
2006 Fee Survey: Positive Attitudes About Present and Future Business Abound
Seventy-nine percent of respondents to LMT's biennial fee survey say their business is either...
LMT's Exclusive Fee Survey Reports
Series · 14 articles
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6 Ways to Compete With Chairside CAD/CAM
As of September 2006, more than 5,000 dentists in the U.S. have purchased chairside CAD/CAM systems and are fabricating more restorations in-house.
Maribeth Marsico
Senior Editor at LMT Communications, Inc. · Cheshire, CT
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NYU Dental School Honors Jason J. Kim Dental Laboratory
Providing quality education for its dentist-clients has been instrumental to the growth and success of Jason J. Kim Dental Laboratory, Port Washington and Manhattan, New York.
LMT Communications, Inc.
Company
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From independent surveys and research to industry-specific management, marketing and business strategies, LMT gives dental laboratory owners and managers the information that's hard to find anywhere else. Incorporating the real-world experiences of people who work in the same market and face the same challenges, LMT's articles are carefully focused on the practical, business side of operating a dental laboratory.
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