The leader in Single-Patient-Use instruments for dental practices, Microcopy® was founded in 1970 by Thom Maass Sr. and his son, Thom Maass Jr. under the mindset of creating innovations for efficient, safe and simple dentistry. In 1989 Microcopy released its long-term flagship product, NeoDiamond®. Coming at a time when HIV/AIDS was a major public concern, NeoDiamond pioneered the concept of Single-Patient-Use instruments for dental practices.
Single-Patient-Use meant a safer, more efficient way to practice with the elimination of cross contamination and using a fresh, sharp bur for every patient. NeoDiamond soon became the industry standard, rapidly gaining world-wide prominence. With over two hundred million sold, NeoDiamond remains the Single-Patient-Use diamond market leader worldwide.
Over the years, Microcopy has expanded its Single Patient-Use portfolio to include NeoBurr® – carbides with a blended-neck® and single-piece construction on select shapes for optimal strength, NeoDrys®- parotid saliva absorbents for ultimate saliva control, and NeoShine® - mini polishers that provide just the right fit into pits, fissures and tooth anatomy.
It is our mission to provide strong satisfaction to each of our customers by offering innovative, high-value products and this is what keeps our customers coming back and inspires them to spread the word about our products to their peers.
Microcopy’s team of engineers, marketers, and production experts, in cooperation with a dental advisory board, is the key success factor for the company. From the production line to the president, we are proud of each employee whose dedication, knowledge and commitment make Microcopy a place of learning, opportunities and empowerment.
Microcopy’s team is also socially engaged and active in several charities including cancer research and prevention, donated dental services for people in need, and product donations.
We invite you to join us in expanding our global presence and increasing the level of oral health care by sharing our message of Single-Patient-Use to ensure that dentists fulfill a social responsibility to provide better, healthier patient care.
