Orthotown January/February 2018 - 12

industry news

Dr. John Graham Appointed to Henry Schein
Orthodontics Clinical Advisory Board
Dr. John Graham, orthodontist, inventor and educator, has been appointed
to Henry Schein Orthodontics' clinical advisory board. Graham will work with
HSO's research and development teams, the continuing education team and the
commercial teams, evaluating new products and solutions relating to orthodontic
treatment.
Graham has patented an orthodontic device and holds dual faculty
appointments at the University of the Pacific and University of Rochester. He
also serves as an editor for several orthodontic journals, including the Journal
of Clinical Orthodontics. Graham has co-authored several orthodontic textbook
chapters, written many professional journal articles and the book The Truth
About Orthodontics: A Consumer's Guide to a Beautiful Smile.
Graham's first lecture for HSO will take place at the Orthodontic Excellence
and Technology Symposium, Feb. 22-24, in Scottsdale, Arizona. For more information and to register, visit hsosymposium.com.

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Georgia School of Orthodontics Announces New Clinical Director
Dr. Deborah Borden has been named clinical director of the Georgia School of
Orthodontics' (GSO) Atlanta and Gwinnett clinics.
An orthodontist and pediatric dentist, Borden will oversee the clinical operations at the
school's two clinics, bringing more than 30 years of experience. Prior to joining GSO, she
served as an orthodontist and consultant with Taylor Orthodontics in Crestwood, Kentucky,
and Milliner Orthodontics in Mayfield, Kentucky. Earlier, she was in private practice in
Louisville and then served as a pediatric dentist in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Borden then
returned to the University of Louisville (UofL) to specialize in orthodontics and established
a private practice. In 2010, she became a mission volunteer, providing dental services and
support to in-need individuals both locally and in countries around the world.
Borden is a graduate of the UofL, where she received a bachelor's degree in medical
technology, her Doctor of Dental Medicine and a master's degree in oral biology. She is certified in orthodontics from the UofL and pediatric dentistry from the Cincinnati Children's
Hospital Medical Center.

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ClearCorrect Now
Accepting Planmeca
Emerald and PlanScan
Intraoral Scans
The new Planmeca Emerald
intraoral scanner is now accepted
for use with the ClearCorrect clear
aligner system, joining the Planmeca
PlanScan intraoral scanner.
Both Planmeca Emerald and
Planmeca PlanScan intraoral
scanners can now be smoothly
integrated into dental practices'
clear aligner workflow. After
scanning the upper and lower arches
in occlusion, doctors can instantly
export the scans and securely
upload them to ClearCorrect's online
doctor's portal.
Planmeca president Brett
Hines says providing the company's
clinicians with innovative tools and
systems to expand services and
treatments to improve the health
of dental patients is one of the
company's main goals. ClearCorrect
CEO Jarrett Pumphrey says his
company believes in supporting
open standards like the STL format,
rather than locking customers down
to particular systems.

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