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Dental Industry News 2008 p1:

Sirona to exhibit at nine dental meetings during first quarter of 2009
Dental professionals and industry press are encouraged to visit and speak with company representatives at any of the shows.
Oral Health America gala tickets going fast
More than half of the available tickets for OHA's 2009 Annual Gala Dinner and Silent Auction have already been sold.
Exclusive handpiece distribution agreement announced
Handpiece Experts, NSK Micro Precision Co, LTD, combine on distribution agreement for handpiece bearings.
Study shows flossing significantly decreases gum disease, cavity-causing bacteria
New data provided about the importance of a flossing regimen in addition to daily brushing of the surfaces of the teeth and tongue.
Company announces eco-friendly restroom bacterial cross-contamination prevention product
Individual dosage packets from Restroom Guardian are designed to help prevent body and area bacterial contamination during restroom use.
Boston University professor receives NIH award to study histatin 5
Goal of research is to establish the cascade of processes responsible for the antifungal activity of histatin 5, providing the basis for the design of innovative antimycotics.
Columbia University scientist devises way to more rapidly generate bone
Research by Dr. Jeremy Mao and colleagues uses stem cell combination that promotes vascularization in bone and other tissues.
Dental Network of America becomes largest national dental network in U.S.
Network now totals more than 120,000 dentist access points nationwide.
Federal dental services course deadline extended
Course registration deadline now Jan. 2, 2009.
Gene therapy effective treatment against gum disease
University of Michigan group is the first known to use gene delivery approach to show potential in treating chronic conditions such as periodontal disease.