OrthoAccel sued Propel in July 2017 alleging infringement of the patent that covers a vibrating plate and a method of moving teeth by applying vibrations to certain areas of that bite plate.
The webinar, led by Dr Ivan Malagon, will be held on March 23, 2018.
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Read MoreThe study’s author, S. Jay Bowman, DMD, MSD, concluded that, when treating Class II malocclusions, AcceleDent’s SoftPulse Technology speeds up molar distalization rates.
Read MoreKelly Enos, the company’s chief financial officer, will serve as interim CEO with Michael K. Lowe’s departure.
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The webinar, titled “Accelerate New Patient Calls with Accelerated Orthodontics,” will be streamed live on January 27, 2017, via OrthoAccel Technologies e-learning site.
Read MoreThe study, written by UK-based orthodontist Sharon Orton-Gibbs, looks at the results from 15 clinical cases that showed a 30% to 50% reduction in treatment time with AcceleDent use.
Read MoreThe Patent Trial and Appeals Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office formally accepted a petition from Propel Orthodontics for Inter Partes Review under the America Invents Act to cancel all claims of a patent owned by Houston-based OrthoAccel Technologies.
Read MoreThe site allows industry professionals to order AcceleDent units, accessories, and marketing materials online.
Read MoreIn the lawsuit against Propel Orthodontics, OrthoAccel Technologies argued that Propel was using false and misleading advertising claims to promote its VPro5 orthodontic device.
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Mark Steele, a healthcare and medical device sales executive with two decades of experience, joins the company, overusing all aspects of business development and revenue growth.
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