Distribution deal expands CarieScan Pro to India

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Apr 17, 2011

3D Diagnostic Imaging, developer and supplier of the CarieScan Pro, announced that its subsidiary CarieScan has signed an exclusive distribution agreement for India with Analytical and Medical Technologies (AMT).

AMT has 40 direct employees and distributes its products through 28 dealers across India. AMT specializes in importing high-tech dental products from around the world and training dental personnel on the use of these products. The company also has contacts with the 270 dental colleges registered in India.

No additional regulatory approvals are required for the CarieScan Pro to be offered for sale in India, and an initial 30 units are expected to be shipped there in the near future.

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