Los Angeles, CA, USA – Worldwide Business with kathy ireland® announces an exclusive interview with Ms. Carolyn Primus, President of Avalon Biomed, a woman-owned business whose mission is to improve oral health worldwide with affordable, high-quality products.
Oral health is linked to many systems within the body and as such, it is important that the mouth be as healthy as possible. Avalon Biomed has created bioactive dental cement that is improving oral health the world over. Avalon Biomed creates the tricalcium silicate-based dental cements, Grey MTA Plus and NeoMTA Plus.
Both cements have a large range of uses in pulp therapy and endodontics. These products can be used for pulpotomy and as a cavity liner or sealing material to help extend the life of the filling and create a healthier mouth all around.
Their products are award-winning and progressive and work to create healthier mouths. Founder Carolyn Primus has ten patents in dentistry and an impressive 20 per cent of profits gained are donated to dental schools and underserved dental communities worldwide. The company has also earned the Top Endodontic Reparative Cement Award in 2015 from the Dental Advisor.
“Avalon Biomed is doing more than creating products that will turn a quick profit,” says J.L. Haber, Vice President of Programming. “They are creating products that are going to help those that use them and they are giving back to the world so that others can flourish and grow as a result of their success.”
Ms. Primus added, “We manufacture premium bioactive dental materials that are first rate but packaged to be affordable. We have quality certifications that allow us to distribute our products in the USA, Canada and around the world.” She continued, “We are happy to be on Worldwide Business with kathy ireland® to inform the public, dentists, dental distributors or dealers and other researchers in bioactive materials about our products.”
Avalon Biomed is changing the face of dentistry and is creating new products that not only help those that come in direct contact with them; they also give back to future dentists and the communities that do not have access to dental medicine.