Young Innovations acquires U.K. dental product supplier

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Nov 6, 2018

Dental supply manufacturer Young Innovations has acquired Astek Innovations.

U.K.-based Astek Innovations is a supplier of dental products, including Pro-Matrix, Pro-Tip, and inSafe branded products. This is Young Innovations' 12th acquisition in four years, according to the company.

The transaction price was not disclosed.

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