ASP: An idea before its time—or is it time?

Case, Steve

doi:10.1067/mod.2001.115146

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“…All of this would be handled by the application service provider. 15 Just 2 years later, in 2003, the first Webbased practice management system was introduced by Advanced Orthodontic Systems (Brooklyn, NY), when it released its Internet Program delivery upgrade. The significant difference from previous versions was that the server for the network was not located in the doctor's office, and connection to it was through the Internet.…”

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Evolution of imaging and management systems in orthodontics

Wang

Randazzo

2016

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics

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Orthodontists have long been among the most progressive of the dental specialists, quick to embrace new technologies for enhancing clinical efficiencies and practice workflow. Orthodontic software innovations, whether for imaging and clinical applications or for managing the business side of a practice, have led the consistent need for more powerful computing requirements for more than 4 decades. This article recounts the history of how computers and orthodontic software have been used in America from their nascence to today and provides an outlook for the future.

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