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PREAT Corp. · LAB DAY Chicago 2014
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Chris and Tom Bormes discuss the science of glass fiber reinforcement and strengthening and eliminate the misconceptions about reinforcement. They explain what really works and why, and show how you can increase your product offerings, sales and profits with reinforced and strengthened implant overdentures, fixed detachable "All on 4," temporaries for single-tooth implants, flippers, inlays/onlays and Maryland bridges.
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PREAT Corp.
Santa Ynez, CA
Attachment and Removable Prosthetic Specialists
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Chris Bormes
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Thomas Bormes
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Dorota Novak
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LAB DAY Chicago 2014
Feb 21 - 22, 2014 · Chicago, IL
Discover products, techniques and services that can enhance your skills, boost your productivity and create all new opportunities for your business.
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According to LMT's 2013 Dentist Survey, lab owners are sometimes hesitant to raise their fees, fearful of losing the account. Yet 53% of dentists surveyed feel it’s reasonable for a laboratory to increase prices once a year by an average of 3.3%. Twenty-nine percent think an increase—an average of 4.6—every two years is more acceptable.
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