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June 14, 2022 Tech Support • 0

<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj7BOZ02_yRtxVGqY8yg78N2bJWEn_3kWHhqEUr5vx2C6poHOQyWJKk63rX0CC2yHPOwZDT7sM_-NDP6vH3ESHgaLgJZfAJmTnR_z-27Jak5Q6on84kqWX3g5QTz-HmKbxgQxs_NK0eOF4rchTwSyX7xdD5RDS-AQofZEf66KHQqx13qiGQWRzv0HTnWw/s2048/medix_digital_solutions_inc.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" data-original-height="1230" data-original-width="2048" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj7BOZ02_yRtxVGqY8yg78N2bJWEn_3kWHhqEUr5vx2C6poHOQyWJKk63rX0CC2yHPOwZDT7sM_-NDP6vH3ESHgaLgJZfAJmTnR_z-27Jak5Q6on84kqWX3g5QTz-HmKbxgQxs_NK0eOF4rchTwSyX7xdD5RDS-AQofZEf66KHQqx13qiGQWRzv0HTnWw/w640-h384/medix_digital_solutions_inc.jpg" width="100%" /></a></div> Name: Clinic Name: Subscriber since:   Good day Dr. ___________________,   Greetings from your MEDIX Family! Our company, Medix Digital Solutions, has been a provider of Electronic Dental Records in the Philippines over the past nine (9) years.  As an integral part of clinic management, the Medix platform has been the trusted patient record system used by many large dental clinics in the country as well as by notable dentists. The past years have pushed the whole world to see different ways of working and living. While we have also been adjusting, we used this time to take a closer look at our product and those who use them. All that you have expressed, we listened. Now it is time. Medix Digital Solutions Inc. proudly announces that we are now starting development of MEDIX 3.0. This will be our most ambitious version of MEDIX up to this point as we will be taking the best elements of both versions and integrating them with new features that all of you have already expressed needed by the system to improve further the management of your practices and clinics.  As our tagline goes, MEDIX is The Heart of Better Clinic Management. Some of the New Features on Medix 3 Features •EMR – Patient Allergies and Multiple Doctor Assignment •Improved Accounting Features with Better Financial Reports •Report Extractions/Downloading – Patient Records and Billing Records •Inventory Management – Supplier Directory •Marketing Automation – Doctor’s Profile and Social Media Integration and a lot more… The Best Cloudwalk Development Team Assembled As this project is set to be ahead of the curve in all the ways that matter, we believe that we have put together the best team for the job. Combining the seasoned members of our Development Team who has worked closely with Medix and our subscribers for several years now with some trailblazing personalities in the Tech world today. Leading the team is our Chief Technology Officer – Mr. Erik Lacson joined by a Senior Developer based in Japan. This rare combination of experience and talents needed the years of continuous operations by Medix while innovations in the tech world keep moving forward to happen. We appreciate your support of Medix including the many comments and suggestions we have received. All positive and negative remarks have helped us reach this point where it is possible to build the proper tools for you to focus on your respective practices while Medix manages everything else. Updates will be coming soon.   Best Regards,   Raeyan C. Basa Sales and Marketing Director MEDIX DIGITAL SOLUTIONS, Inc. raeyan.b@cloudwalkdigital.com Viber: +639213073465

Medix Digital Solutions, Inc. in 2022

Name: Clinic Name: Subscriber since: Good day Dr. ___________________, Greetings from your MEDIX Family! Our company, Medix Digital Solu...

Laser-assisted New Attachment Procedure

March 20, 2017 Francis Dominic 0

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LANAP — or laser-assisted new attachment procedure — uses lasers to vaporize and remove diseased tissue from the mouth. First, the laser’s heat strips away the diseased gum. Then, the laser fires a second time to heat the area until a clot is formed, cauterizing the wound. 
 
The PerioLase laser used in LANAP treats a range of conditions because its settings are easily adjusted and because the menu can be programmed for a specific procedure — haemostasis, implant surgeries (second-stage), biopsies, frenectomies and gingivectomies. 
 
The two main gum diseases treated with LANAP are gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis is sometimes termed non-destructive periodontal disease where patients experience inflammation and bleeding of the gums resulting from the buildup of plaque. Gingivitis can spread through bacterial infection to become periodontitis, causing the gums and bone structure in the mouth to deteriorate. The teeth may separate from the gums and surrounding bone structures through infected pockets containing tartar. 
 
Using lasers represents the leading-edge treatment to fight periodontal disease. Lasers provide a revolutionary and painless option to kill harmful oral bacteria, plus they allow you to preserve teeth that may have been lost with standard periodontal disease treatments.

Laser-assisted New Attachment Procedure

LANAP — or laser-assisted new attachment procedure — uses lasers to vaporize and remove diseased tissue from the mouth. First, the laser...

This New Dental Technology May Help In The Early Diagnosis Of Oral Cancers

March 14, 2017 Francis Dominic 0

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Head and neck cancer, including oral cancer, cancer of the larynx, and cancer of the pharynx, is the sixth most common type of cancer, with approximately 643,000 worldwide cases reported annually. 
 
About 40% of tumors diagnosed in the head and neck area are diagnosed as squamous-cell carcinoma. The five year survival rate for these kinds of oral cancer ranges from 81% (patients with localized disease), 42% (with regional disease), and 17% (patients with metastasis. This rate has remained very high and relatively constant in recent decades. 
 
The treatment of oral cancer often produces major changes in speech, chewing, swallowing and oral health, which in addition to the disease per se, affects the social life and self-esteem of the affected person. 
 
Unlike other areas of dentistry, where new methods allow early diagnosis of many diseases, the oral examination has not changed much in the last decades. However, there seems to be a new star rising.  
 
Introducing the VELscope Vx Enhanced Oral Assessment System, which centers on a wireless, handheld scope that uses natural tissue fluorescence to enhance the way clinicians visualize oral mucosal abnormalities that might not be apparent or even visible to the naked eye. 
 
Recognized by the World Health Organization, the award-winning VELscope Vx is the world's most widely used adjunctive device for the enhanced visualization of oral mucosal abnormalities, such as oral cancer or pre-malignant dysplasia. 
 
More than 25 million VELscope Vx examinations have been performed by over 15,000 dental practitioners in 23 countries. The technology is also backed by more clinical studies than any other adjunctive device for tissue fluorescence visualization.

This New Dental Technology May Help In The Early Diagnosis Of Oral Cancers

Head and neck cancer, including oral cancer, cancer of the larynx, and cancer of the pharynx, is the sixth most common type of cancer, w...

Nanodiamonds Can Probably Prevent Tooth Loss After Root Canals

March 10, 2017 Francis Dominic 0

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People undergoing root canals may have gained a powerful, if tiny, new ally. Researchers from the UCLA School of Dentistry have found that using nanodiamonds to fortify a material used in the procedure could significantly improve outcomes for patients.   
 
Nanodiamonds are tiny particles formed as byproducts of diamond refining and mining. Thousands of times smaller than the width of a human hair, they have been widely explored for use in dentistry, cancer therapy, imaging and regenerative medicine, among other applications. 
 
Each year, more than 15 million root canal procedures are performed in the United States. During a root canal, inflamed dental pulp is removed and the empty space is then filled in with a polymer called gutta percha, which is used in part because it does not react within the body. But some root canals don’t entirely remove the infection, and residual infection after root canals can lead to tooth loss. 
 
In addition, traditional gutta percha has certain shortcomings, including a limited capacity to ward off infection and less-than-optimal rigidity. 
 
To overcome those issues, the UCLA team developed and tested two types of reinforced gutta percha: One strengthened with nanodiamonds and another strengthened with nanodiamonds that had been pre-loaded with antibiotics. 
 
To evaluate the first type, researchers filled teeth from human patients. Using conventional radiography and micro-computed tomography, or micro-CT, they showed that the nanodiamond-enhanced gutta percha could be used to fill the tooth. 
 
Like the traditional formulation, the nanodiamond-enhanced compound did leave small gaps in the canal, where harmful bacteria could grow, but the CT imaging showed that the enhanced material filled the space just as effectively as traditional gutta percha. 
 
In the research’s second phase, the scientists tested nanodiamonds that had been loaded with amoxicillin, a broad-spectrum antibiotic used to combat infection. The drug-reinforced nanodiamonds, when combined with the gutta percha, effectively prevented bacteria growth. 
 
During the next two years, the team plans optimize the formulation of the nanodiamond-reinforced gutta percha and begin clinical trials at UCLA. The research is published in the current issue of the peer-reviewed journal ACS Nano. This release was taken from materials provided by UCLA. It has been edited for length and content.

Nanodiamonds Can Probably Prevent Tooth Loss After Root Canals

People undergoing root canals may have gained a powerful, if tiny, new ally. Researchers from the UCLA School of Dentistry have found th...

The Advent Of A New Teeth-Whitening Technolgy

March 07, 2017 Francis Dominic 0

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In this modern times, everything about aesthetics matter. Talking about dental aesthetics, the first on the list of everyone is to make their teeth as white as pearls.  
 
Undeniably, some people are willing to dig out their pockets just to achieve their teeth goals. In fact, Americans spend over $1.4 billion dollars in over-the-counter teeth whitening products every year-that’s a good chunk of money just to achieve a different shade of teeth. 
 
For all of you who keep scrolling all the possible webpages and flipping all the magazine pages containing teeth-whitening tips and procedures, here is the new catch.  
 
The Zoom Whitespeed Lamp, created by Philips, provides the fastest and most effective way for light-activated teeth whitening. Advanced technology combined with the ergonomics of the device provides the customer with the comfort during whitening. 
 
The light emitted by the lamp Philips Zoom White Speed cyclically renews the iron. This allows to maintain continuous production of hydroxyl radical groups and faster stain removal, which dramatically improves the whitening results. 
 
The procedure is said to be quite costly, but the results are definitely worth it.

In this modern times, everything about aesthetics matter. Talking about dental aesthetics, the first on the list of everyone is to make ...

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This New Dental Technology May Help In The Early Diagnosis Of Oral Cancers

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