Technology update

Practice Outlook, exclusively in the dental software industry since 1982, announces the latest innovations to its practice-management software. The new version has enhanced Windows point-and-click applications, light pen usage, extensive color-graphing capabilities and advanced word-processing. The software is supported by trained dental professionals, with free training available at the national headquarters in Phoenix.

Oct 1st, 1997

Practice Outlook, exclusively in the dental software industry since 1982, announces the latest innovations to its practice-management software. The new version has enhanced Windows point-and-click applications, light pen usage, extensive color-graphing capabilities and advanced word-processing. The software is supported by trained dental professionals, with free training available at the national headquarters in Phoenix.

For product or regional meeting information, contact Practice Outlook, Inc. at (888) 4-OUTLOOK; or e-mail to hotline@practiceoutlook.com.

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