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Robot dentist successfully completes first procedure on a patient
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The world’s first robotic dental procedure on a human has been successfully completed.
It prepared a tooth for the fitting of a dental crown which is generally a two-hour procedure that dentists will normally split into two visits.
The robot was able to complete the task in around15 minutes.
The system involves artificial intelligence-driven 3D imaging software with a robotic arm designed to perform dental procedures.
The US developer Perceptive says the proprietary system aims to complete tasks such as crown placements in just 15 minutes, a major reduction from the current method that requires two office visits of at least one hour each.
And it “uses unparalleled speed and precision” according to the firm.
This milestone is said to mark a significant leap forward in dental care, integrating advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and robotics to set a new standard of care in dentistry.
Perceptive’s AI system is able to diagnose and plan treatment.
OPS: Perceptive's AI powered dental robot preparing a patient's tooth for a crown.
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Robot dentist successfully completes first procedure on a patient
Ferrari Press Agency
Dentist 1
Ref 16052
31/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Perceptive Technologies
The world’s first robotic dental procedure on a human has been successfully completed.
It prepared a tooth for the fitting of a dental crown which is generally a two-hour procedure that dentists will normally split into two visits.
The robot was able to complete the task in around15 minutes.
The system involves artificial intelligence-driven 3D imaging software with a robotic arm designed to perform dental procedures.
The US developer Perceptive says the proprietary system aims to complete tasks such as crown placements in just 15 minutes, a major reduction from the current method that requires two office visits of at least one hour each.
And it “uses unparalleled speed and precision” according to the firm.
This milestone is said to mark a significant leap forward in dental care, integrating advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and robotics to set a new standard of care in dentistry.
Perceptive’s AI system is able to diagnose and plan treatment.
OPS: Perceptive's AI powered dental robot preparing a patient's tooth for a crown.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot dentist successfully completes first procedure on a patient
Ferrari Press Agency
Dentist 1
Ref 16052
31/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Perceptive Technologies
The world’s first robotic dental procedure on a human has been successfully completed.
It prepared a tooth for the fitting of a dental crown which is generally a two-hour procedure that dentists will normally split into two visits.
The robot was able to complete the task in around15 minutes.
The system involves artificial intelligence-driven 3D imaging software with a robotic arm designed to perform dental procedures.
The US developer Perceptive says the proprietary system aims to complete tasks such as crown placements in just 15 minutes, a major reduction from the current method that requires two office visits of at least one hour each.
And it “uses unparalleled speed and precision” according to the firm.
This milestone is said to mark a significant leap forward in dental care, integrating advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and robotics to set a new standard of care in dentistry.
Perceptive’s AI system is able to diagnose and plan treatment.
OPS: Perceptive's AI powered dental robot uses a hand-held intra-oral scanner to give detail images of the teeth , shown here, without the need for x-rays
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot dentist successfully completes first procedure on a patient
Ferrari Press Agency
Dentist 1
Ref 16052
31/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Perceptive Technologies
The world’s first robotic dental procedure on a human has been successfully completed.
It prepared a tooth for the fitting of a dental crown which is generally a two-hour procedure that dentists will normally split into two visits.
The robot was able to complete the task in around15 minutes.
The system involves artificial intelligence-driven 3D imaging software with a robotic arm designed to perform dental procedures.
The US developer Perceptive says the proprietary system aims to complete tasks such as crown placements in just 15 minutes, a major reduction from the current method that requires two office visits of at least one hour each.
And it “uses unparalleled speed and precision” according to the firm.
This milestone is said to mark a significant leap forward in dental care, integrating advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and robotics to set a new standard of care in dentistry.
Perceptive’s AI system is able to diagnose and plan treatment.
OPS: Perceptive's AI powered dental robot uses a hand-held intra-oral scanner to give detail images of the teeth without the need for x-rays
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot dentist successfully completes first procedure on a patient
Ferrari Press Agency
Dentist 1
Ref 16052
31/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Perceptive Technologies
The world’s first robotic dental procedure on a human has been successfully completed.
It prepared a tooth for the fitting of a dental crown which is generally a two-hour procedure that dentists will normally split into two visits.
The robot was able to complete the task in around15 minutes.
The system involves artificial intelligence-driven 3D imaging software with a robotic arm designed to perform dental procedures.
The US developer Perceptive says the proprietary system aims to complete tasks such as crown placements in just 15 minutes, a major reduction from the current method that requires two office visits of at least one hour each.
And it “uses unparalleled speed and precision” according to the firm.
This milestone is said to mark a significant leap forward in dental care, integrating advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and robotics to set a new standard of care in dentistry.
Perceptive’s AI system is able to diagnose and plan treatment.
OPS: Perceptive's AI powered dental robot.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot dentist successfully completes first procedure on a patient
Ferrari Press Agency
Dentist 1
Ref 16052
31/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Perceptive Technologies
The world’s first robotic dental procedure on a human has been successfully completed.
It prepared a tooth for the fitting of a dental crown which is generally a two-hour procedure that dentists will normally split into two visits.
The robot was able to complete the task in around15 minutes.
The system involves artificial intelligence-driven 3D imaging software with a robotic arm designed to perform dental procedures.
The US developer Perceptive says the proprietary system aims to complete tasks such as crown placements in just 15 minutes, a major reduction from the current method that requires two office visits of at least one hour each.
And it “uses unparalleled speed and precision” according to the firm.
This milestone is said to mark a significant leap forward in dental care, integrating advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and robotics to set a new standard of care in dentistry.
Perceptive’s AI system is able to diagnose and plan treatment.
OPS: Perceptive's AI powered dental robot and patient
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot dentist successfully completes first procedure on a patient
Ferrari Press Agency
Dentist 1
Ref 16052
31/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Perceptive Technologies
The world’s first robotic dental procedure on a human has been successfully completed.
It prepared a tooth for the fitting of a dental crown which is generally a two-hour procedure that dentists will normally split into two visits.
The robot was able to complete the task in around15 minutes.
The system involves artificial intelligence-driven 3D imaging software with a robotic arm designed to perform dental procedures.
The US developer Perceptive says the proprietary system aims to complete tasks such as crown placements in just 15 minutes, a major reduction from the current method that requires two office visits of at least one hour each.
And it “uses unparalleled speed and precision” according to the firm.
This milestone is said to mark a significant leap forward in dental care, integrating advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and robotics to set a new standard of care in dentistry.
Perceptive’s AI system is able to diagnose and plan treatment.
OPS: Perceptive's AI powered dental robot uses a hand-held intra-oral scanner to give detail images of the teeth , shown here, without the need for x-rays
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
The P.R Begg Museum of dentistry. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
Study model teeth for typodonts used in Dr Begg's courses. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
Work bench used by Dr Begg for standing plaster models of the patient on top during treatment while using instruments, wires, pins, springs and elastics. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
Work bench used by Dr Begg for standing plaster models of the patient on top during treatment while using instruments, wires, pins, springs and elastics. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
A typodont used by Dr Begg for teaching the light wire technique. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
08/02/2024. Newquay, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak visits Gentle Dental in Newquay and speaks with patients and staff. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
08/02/2024. Newquay, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak visits Gentle Dental in Newquay and speaks with patients and staff. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
08/02/2024. Newquay, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak visits Gentle Dental in Newquay and speaks with patients and staff. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
08/02/2024. Newquay, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak visits Gentle Dental in Newquay and speaks with patients and staff. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
08/02/2024. Newquay, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak visits Gentle Dental in Newquay and speaks with patients and staff. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
08/02/2024. Newquay, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak visits Gentle Dental in Newquay and speaks with patients and staff. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Akshata Murty hosts the CASEVAC Club at Number 10
08/02/2024. Newquay, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak visits Gentle Dental in Newquay and speaks with patients and staff. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
Ziv Koren -
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
Ziv Koren -
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
Ziv Koren -
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
Ziv Koren -
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
Ziv Koren -
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Kibbutzim massacres, three weeks after
EXCLUSIVE:
October 28, 2023 - Be'eri, Israel: 21 days after the fatal attack on Be'eri Kibbutz, where more than 100 Hamas terrorists entered the Kibbutz and brutally murdered at least 130 members of the Kibbutz. Several members of the Kibbutz were abducted by Hamas to Gaza. To this dentist's clinic in the Kibbutz injured members of the Kibbutz were evacuated. In the clinic were a young paramedic woman Amit Mann (22), a nurse and a doctor, who tried to treat the injured and save lives. The young paramdic texted her family and sent voice messages that were published, in which she describes to her family what's going on, with the injured and with the terrorists in the area. Amit was under siege for 6 hours, hoping to be rescued but was finally murdered. Starting early in the morning of October 7th, missiles were shot to Israel from Gaza while Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli settlements around Gaza, murdering and kidnapping hundreds, including hundreds of young participants at the outdoor party Nova. Casualties count thus far is more than 1,400, injured - more than 3,800, abducted - 229 soldiers and civilians, missing more than 100 people. (Ziv Koren/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov also has some novelty toothbrushes
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. He holds a tube of Vussen which he recommends for sensitive teeth
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. A set made by colouring crayons company Crayola
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. A prop made for US TV drama Prison Break
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection.Among his more historic items are several German toothpaste tubes dug out of World War II trenches. One of them , called Doramad , is particularly unique because it is radioactive !
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. Not real toothpaste but a chocolate filled novelty
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. cket-shaped Orbit Dental Cream for children from the 1960s.It comes with instructions to send 25 cents for rocket fuel to launch the empty container in the air.
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection. His favourites are these three whiskey-flavoured ones
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov also has some novelty toothbrushes
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection.Among his more historic items are several German toothpaste tubes dug out of World War II trenches. One of them , called Doramad , is particularly unique because it is radioactive !
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: A box of toopaste sent to Val by a fellow collector who is downsizing
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Val Kolpakov
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Dentist has world's largest collection of toothpaste
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A dentist has amassed the world’s largest collection — of toothpaste tubes.
Val Kolpakov ,57, from Georgia, USA, has 2,037 different tubes from all over the world, including items from Japan, Korea, China, India and Russia.
And it has earned him recognition from Guinness World Records.
He began the collection in 2001 to learn more about all available toothpastes on the market for his job.
But he said he soon discovered it could be a very interesting hobby and tried to collect some old toothpastes and tubes from other countries.
He estimates the value of his collection to be over $30,000 USD / €28.000 euros.
Part of it is on display at his dental practice which has been turned into a mini museum showing off some of the collection on shelves and in cabinets.
The remainder is stored at his home.
OPS: Some of Val Kolpakov's record breaking toothpaste collection
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