1. S-Ray designed ClearView Scan to provide supplementary radiation-free imaging for soft-tissue not detected by radiographs.
2. ClearView Scan enables dentists to capture more frequent images, gather more diagnostic information and use real-time imaging during procedures. It also allows physicians to visualize important structures during more invasive procedures.
3. Biolase and S-Ray’s non-binding agreement is a memorandum of understanding, subject to the negotiation and execution of a definitive agreement.
4. S-Ray will commit a significant amount of funds for market development of the device, starting in the Southern California dental market.
5. “Historically, when new diagnostic technologies like the S-Ray ClearView Scan system are deployed, more non-symptomatic diseases are identified much earlier in the disease progression,” said Samuel Low, DDS, Chief Dental Officer of Biolase. “This can enable a breakthrough in dentistry as dentists begin to recognize the near-epidemic level of gum disease and the need for treatment before there is pain, loss of teeth and oral systemic involvement.”
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