November/December 2009

How One Owner Saves $227,500 Per Year...and Other Cost-Cutting Tips

Having an on-staff dentist gives these two laboratories a unique competitive advantage.

More photos from Pointer's experiences in Afghanistan.

For 35 years, the staff at Flud Dental Lab in Tulsa, Oklahoma, affectionately dubbed their building “The Cave.”

A year ago, Eric Nunnally was working in his father’s laboratory. Today, he’s a student at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry, wearing scrubs, dissecting a human body and learning to drill a cavity prep.

These last nine years have witnessed many losses within our small laboratory community, and I'm grateful to have this page in LMT on which I can express my gratitude for those who've touched our lives

For Michael Pointer, car bombs and dysentery are just part of his normal workday. Pointer is currently in Kabul, Afghanistan working as a technician and trainer with the Afghanistan Dental Relief Proj

Themed Future Ready, Zahn Dental's 2009 Leadership Summit offered a comprehensive look at the transformation of our industry and how emerging technologies are changing the way laboratories operate on all levels.