New challenge for ASA: the Thai dental market

Temporo-mandibular disorders, craniofacial pain, trigeminal neuralgia and muscular problems resulting from inflammation related to extractions, implant surgery and interventions on the canals of the tooth root and on the soft tissue are areas in which the MLS^® Laser Therapy has already demonstrated its effectiveness. The results already obtained in the field have allowed ASAlaser to participate in the 98th edition of the TDA Congress in Bangkok organized by the Dental Association of Thailand, to launch officially its therapeutic proposal on the local market.

The stand of the Thai partner IMS / Dental Siam has hosted all the devices of the Mphi D line – from the portable Mphi D to the Mphi 5 D with multidiodic handpiece - developed by the company to enable the highest performing application of MLS^® in the treatment of Temporo-mandibular disorders. «Our activity in the Thai market - explains Lucio Zaghetto, ASAlaser CEO – has begun five years ago and since then our position is progressively increased, thanks to the ever closer and tested cooperation with our local partner. A partnership that has allowed us to open ourselves to other challenges: the new one regards the dental sector, an area where we truly believe thanks to the confirmations received from other companies exhibiting at TDA Congress, to the feeling with the local partner and to the interest shown by visitors to the stand (as for example some doctors from important local universities. We are confident of repeating the positive trend had in the physiotherapy’s sector during the last five years». In this direction goes the choice of the company to take part in two other appointments in the dental industry that will be held in the country: the May edition of the TDA Congress and the FDI Congress, an international meeting scheduled for September. «On this occasion - concludes Zaghetto - ASAlaser will directly participate. An important step that we hope will be preceded by further encouraging feedback. I refer to those that we hope to raise during the IDS, the most important dental congress in the world scheduled in Germany in March».