Chicago Dental Society marks its 150th anniversary by presenting
Four Molars
Location: the Pioneer Court Plaza
Description: Four Foot tall made of fiber glass
Chicago Dental Society is a professional organization for dentists in Cook, Lake and DuPage counties.
Molars – presented by Chicago Dental Society for its 150th anniversary
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The press release by Chicago Dental Society has information on this… click here..
A total of 10 molars were created in 2013 to kick-off the Chicago Dental Society’s sesquicentennial celebration. The public was invited to vote for their favorite tooth online at www.cds.org and at the 149th Midwinter Meeting – the Chicago Dental Society’s annual meeting – as only the top four fan favorites would be moved to Michigan Avenue this summer.
Those teeth currently on display were created by Colgate; Ultradent Products, Inc.; Hu-Friedy Mfg. Company; and Chicago dental practice Dentistry for Kids.
Also competing for spots on Michigan Avenue were teeth created by DentalTown; Freeman; Chicago-based Harry J. Bosworth Company; Chicago dentist JV Discipio, DDS, and Associates, Ltd.; Chicago dental practice Pediatric Dental Health Associates; and Shatkin F.I.R.S.T., Inc.
Colgate – This molar features colorful kids’ drawings.
Dentistry for Kids – This winking tooth is wearing a crown and surrounded by children’s toys that are working to polish the tooth
Hu-Friedy Mfg. Company — The mosaic pattern on this tooth’s surface is made entirely by Hu-Friedy’s professional dental products
Ultradent Products, Inc. — The warm pinks and oranges on this tooth reflect the sunset in Arches National Park, in the company’s home state of Utah
Selfie with one of my favorites
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