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LatestG&H Orthodontics Names John Voskuil as CEO
John Voskuil joins G&H Orthodontics with more than 20 years of experience in the dental and orthodontics industry.
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How Digital Workflows Are Transforming Bracket Treatment
Advances in planning software, bonding systems, and monitoring platforms are redefining the bracket experience for both orthodontists and patients.
G&H Orthodontics Introduces Shamrock Designer Ties
The elastomeric ligature ties provide patients with a way to make a fashion statement with their braces.
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2017 Focus on Retainers
A side-by-side comparison of 15 retainers options currently on the market
Read MoreHealthcare Investment Firm Acquires G&H Orthodontics
New York-based Altaris Capital Partners LLC has acquired the company.
Read MoreG&H Orthodontics Expands Its Sales Team
Emilee Clark and Brenda Page join the company as “Inside Sales Representatives.”
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2017 Focus on Brackets
Our annual side-by-side comparison of bracket options currently on the market
Read MoreG&H Orthodontics Names New International Sales Director
The promotion of Steven Torelli to international sales director expands his management role to cover representatives for Latin America, Pacific Asia, and Europe.
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G&H Orthodontics Introduces TitanMoly Archwires
TitanMoly Titanium Molybdenum archwires are designed to have enough recovery force and bendability to not break.
Read MoreG&H Orthodontics Marks 41st Anniversary With Expansion
In addition to adding a number of new members to its sales team, the company has increased its manufacturing capacity and expanded the product information offerings on its website.
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2016 Focus on Brackets
A side-by-side comparison of 23 bracket options currently on the market
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