Former Biolase managers launch new company

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Feb 25, 2008

Two former members of Biolase Technology's management have formed a new company called

"Over the coming weeks and months Technology4Medicine will be introducing a broad range of advanced technology and laser based products focused on enhancing efficiency, the quality of clinical care, the patient experience and the bottom line of dental practices," said Keith Bateman, Technology4Medicine president in the same release.

Jones is the former president and CEO of Biolase, and Bateman is a former Biolase executive vice president

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