It is so easy to make an expensive mistake when buying technology!
This two day course [1] is a high energy power packed program. However, attendance is limited. The sessions will be customized to the attendees so you get the most from your time and investment. You will
Save Money

One simple hardware device will save you $5,000.
Save up to $25,000 on a camera system.
Learn how to save $6,000 a year by using e-calls.
And much more.

Plus, You will have fun while you learn! More Information
Hands On

Take digital photos
Image a smile
Enhance an x-ray
Create a computer presentation

Learn How to Plan, Develop & Manage the High Tech Dental Practice
You will Learn

How to Implement New Technologies
The Steps to Developing a Technology Action Plan
Where to Put Computers in the Treatment Room
How to Choose Advanced Systems
Where, What and How Much when Buying Computer Hardware

More Here [2]
Dates and Tuition Here [3]

[1] http://drlarryemmott.com/general/speaking_LEOffice.htm
[2] http://drlarryemmott.com/general/speaking_LEOffice.htm
[3] http://drlarryemmott.com/general/speaking_LEOffice1.htm

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Cable vs. DSL: The SpeedsThe topic of “which is better and faster” has been a highly debated topic, and still there doesn’t appear to be a clear winner.
 DSL offers users a choice of speeds ranging from 144 Kbps to 1.5Mbps. Cable modem download speeds are typically up to 2 times faster than 1.5Mbps DSL, but the reason there is no clear speed winner is because cable technology is based on shared bandwidth, with many factors influencing a users download speed. With shared bandwidth the speed fluctuates depending on the number of subscribers on the network. With DSL, the connection is yours and not shared, and you tend to have a more constant speed.
This is one reason why cable Internet providers don’t often publish speed information. In more rural areas with fewer subscribers, you’re bound to have faster download speeds than a subscriber in a metropolitan center. Because cable modem speeds fluctuate, it is difficult to gauge an exact download speed. On the upload stream, however, cable and DSL are closely matched for speed. Both DSL and cable Internet speeds are largely dependent on the service provider and either the distance away from the switching station you are or how many subscribers are in your immediate area.
Cable Vs. DSL [1].

[1] http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Internet/2005/cable_vs_dsl.asp

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Conventional mini towers can present a space problem in some areas; especially in the treatment rooms. For example we recently installed a new rear delivery cabinet like this one from DentalEz. It has a center console that looks like a perfect place for a computer. However the standard size computer tower wouldn’t fit. We solved the problem with a slim line tower. These towers are almost half the width of a conventional tower. See the link below for the Dell version of a slim tower.
Vostro 200 Slim Tower [1].

[1] http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/vostrodt_200st?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd&~tab=bundlestab

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Oral conscious sedation (OCS) allows patients to conquer the intense fear that keeps them from seeing a dentist for much-needed dental work. While OCS has helped more than one million US patients in the past seven years and boosted earnings for certified sedation dentists, it is now under intense magnification [...]

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Here is a sneak peek at the newly designed Dental Rat, it will be available in a wireless model in October.

The Dental R.A.T. is a periodontal charting input device; it works with your current dental software. The simple foot-operated mouse enables the most effective, consistent hands-free periodontal charting solution available.
Dental R.A.T. [1].

[1] http://www.dentalrat.com/

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