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Medical professionals are incorporating LED lights into their operating rooms in increasing numbers, for good reasons. LED surgical lights increase the amount of light while maintaining a cool temperature, all for almost half of the energy used for traditional halogen bulbs.

In delicate endodontist, periodontist and cosmetic dentistry procedures, it is important to have a clear view. Dentists can count on microscopes to help them make deft, precise movements.

DRE will join plastic surgery professionals from nearly 50 countries in San Diego Oct. 11-15 for the 88th annual ASPS Expo. The conference, organized by The American Society of Plastic Surgeons, The Plastic Surgery Foundation and The American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons, played host to approximately 3,400 people in 2012.

DRE is excited to again participate as an exhibitor during the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons 95th Annual Meeting. This year’s meeting will be held in Orlando, Florida October 7-12 and is expected to draw 3,200 members and 5,200

Rules and regulations regarding placement and accessibility of AEDs remain unclear and vary from state to state. There is growing controversy around whether or not retailers and other business establishments should be required to have automated external defibrillators (AEDs) ready

More than 5,500 medical experts from around the world are expected to gather in Vancouver, BC, for this year’s AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO EXPO September 29-October 2. In its 117th year, the conference provides the opportunity for thousands of Academy

The Oregon Board of Dentistry is the latest to update its guidelines to require etCO2 monitoring in moderate and deep sedation in an effort to increase safety in procedures. This amendment to Section 26 of the Oregon Dental Practice Act goes into effect July 1.

Medical facilities will get relief on capital equipment purchases in 2012 and 2013. It was previously reported that large decreases in deduction limits and depreciation percentages would take place this year. However, H.R. 8: The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (the Fiscal Crisis Bill) is now extending these limits.

Defibrillators have evolved greatly in the past few decades, making it easier for schools, government agencies, private businesses and residences to have access to the life-saving technology.

EKG machines have evolved into more convenient and integrated formats. Some EKG machines can print from the unit, have USB ports for easy record storing on a computer and now there are even PC-based EKGs that are smaller in size.