VSUPPLY INTRODUCES CUBEX™ SUPPLY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO DENTAL PRACTICES NATIONWIDE; MANAGING SUPPLIES HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER. Read more of this press release...

VSupply announces that Dr. Mark Peck, a world renowned dentist and sought after speaker on esthetic smile design and practice management, will be implementing a Cubex 3000 in his Studio 101 Dental practice. “We are excited about the VSupply Cubex, it will help us free up time which can be spent with patients versus worrying about supply management.” says Peck.

Dr. Larry Emmott features Cubex on his technology blog. Read more...

VSupply announces that Dr. Bruce Lachot and Dr. Kent Loo have implemented two Cubex 2000 systems to automate the management of their dental supplies. The implementation of Cubex keeps with their vision of a high-tech/high-touch practice. They are always studying the latest dental breakthroughs and technology to ensure their patients are provided with the best possible care. Automating their inventory management allows their staff to focus more time on patient care versus administrative tasks.

VSupply announces the implementation of a Cubex™ 2000, plus a Cubex™ 2000 auxiliary unit in a Veterinary Office in Scottsdale, Arizona. Aid Animal Clinic is the first Veterinary Clinic in the United States to implement the Cubex system to reduce their costs associated with supply management. Due to the significant improvements already experienced in their inventory management and costs, Aid Animal Clinic will also be installing the Cubex system in their new Glendale, Arizona office.

Visser Family Dentistry chooses the VSupply Cubex system to automate and manage its dental supplies. Improving the accuracy and tracking of operative, hygiene, prosthodontic, endodontic, implant and other supplies was of critical importance to Dr. Louis Visser. “We have struggled to find a way to manage our dental supplies in a cost effective way. With the Cubex system we now have the critical supplies we need in the right quantity without overstocking like we used to do in the past.” says Visser.