Dental laser maker Biolase opens new training center for dental professionals

Feb. 29, 2016
Biolase has unveiled its Biolase Learning Center that will provide a comprehensive laser training experience for dental professionals.

Dental laser developer and manufacturer Biolase (Irvine, CA) has unveiled its Biolase Learning Center that will provide a comprehensive laser training experience for dental professionals. The new center will allow the company to offer more laser training courses onsite at its headquarters in Irvine.

Dr. Samuel B. Low, a leading periodontist, instructs dentists in one of the new hands-on labs at the Biolase Learning Center. (Photo: Business Wire)

The 4587-sq-ft. center houses a main lecture hall that seats more than 50 and a hands-on laser lab featuring the company's WaterLase iPlus all-tissue lasers and EPIC X diode lasers at each station, among other offerings.

Biolase president and CEO Harold C. Flynn, Jr. explains the center is aimed at customers and affiliated institutions such as the World Clinical Laser Institute and regional dental schools that require laser education capabilities beyond what their university can provide.

Dr. Michael Koceja instructs laser education for the World Clinical Laser Institute held at the new Biolase Learning Center. (Photo: Business Wire)

There are more than 20 laser courses planned to take place at the center in 2016. For more information, please visit www.learnlasers.com.

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