Glidewell, Misch International extend educational partnership

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Apr 26, 2021
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Glidewell has announced the extension of its educational partnership with the Misch International Implant Institute.

The partnership was first established in 2016 to support continuing education for implant dentistry with initiatives such as the Implant Business Essentials Continuum program. Glidewell's Hahn tapered implant is the institute's official implant system, according to the firm.

The Misch Institute has trained more than 8,000 dentists since 1984, Glidewell said.

Jim Glidewell, Glidewell president and CEO, and Dr. Randolph Resnik, director of the Misch Institute. Image courtesy of Glidewell.Jim Glidewell, Glidewell president and CEO, and Dr. Randolph Resnik, director of the Misch Institute. Image courtesy of Glidewell.
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