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Biotech / Medical : WAND (Milestone Scientific)

MS 163.88

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Nov 14 9:30 AM EST

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To: Alan Slife who wrote (377)	4/10/1998 7:40:00 AM
From: dennis dhondt	Read Replies (1) of 717

I would like to share my thoughts on the wand from at dentist who does not own he stock. I also am skeptical of the high tech lasers and sandblasters out on the market. The wand is relatively cheap at under 1000 and the tubing would run about 1 dollar a patient. The wand is also endorsed by the great Dr Stanley Malamed . He is a respected teacher out of USC. I should note that he also sung praises for the 3M eletronic anesthesia unit which is now of the market. Now I have had this unit about 6 weeks and have had patients love it and hate it. Kids like the nonthreating look of a ball point pen instead of the needle metal. True the Wand has set up time and is slower. But if the patient a dental coward needs it so be it. Table talk at dental meeting is if I can try it for 60 Days then I might order 2. So the might be up to ears in returns. Also If they resell these used units they will be on thin ice. The whole management thing is a other issue. When CFO resign it is not good news the dam is ussually leaking. Also the I should note the wand does have a learning curve associated with it. It takings some time to get used to the new feel and the air foot control

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