Merging Technology with Regulations

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Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

Technology is continuously evolving in dental device manufacturing. How does the lab owner stay abreast of technology affecting their regulatory obligations? These regulations range from OSHA requirements for worker safety to FDA’s Good Manufacturing Practices and quality system requirements. Gary Morgan, CDT, ASQ/CQA, discusses how merging new technology with regulations can affect your lab’s manufacturing practices ranging from CAD/CAM equipment use to providing chairside services.

Credits
Approved for 1 Regulatory Standards credit

Session

Saturday · 7:30am - 8:30am
Water Tower · West Tower, Bronze Level Level

Speaker

Gary D. Morgan, CDT

Sr. Vice President & Senior Consultant at SafeLink Consulting, Inc. · Cumming, GA

Gary Morgan, CDT, CQA/ASQ, is the Co-Owner of SafeLink Consulting, Inc. He is an Authorized Trainer under OSHA’s Outreach Program and a Certified Quality Auditor by the American Society for Quality.

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Lab Management

About The Host

NADL, NBC, FDLT

Advancing the dental laboratory technology industry and its members through advocacy, education, standards and services.

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