Mr. Lamar Roberts reports

LED IMAGING ANNOUNCES NEW APPOINTMENT AND IMAGING SOFTWARE

The LED Imaging division of LED Medical Diagnostics Inc.'s wholly owned U.S. operating subsidiary, LED Dental Ltd., will be heading to the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) annual session in New Orleans with two big announcements rolling out at the show. First, Tom Kearney, an industry leader with more than 30 years of experience, has joined the LED Imaging team and will assist with future endeavours in the orthodontic market. Additionally, LED Imaging is launching its LED imaging software to integrate with the company's growing portfolio of imaging technologies.

In his new role, Mr. Kearney will help establish strong relationships with practice consultants to further build out LED Imaging's customer base. He will also work to maximize corporate sponsorships, partnerships and other industry relationships. Prior to joining LED Imaging, Mr. Kearney most recently served as the director of corporate events for Carestream Dental, applying his decades of corporate events and trade show experience to cultivating strong relationships with customers. Mr. Kearney, an original founder of OrthoTrac software, helped establish the product as a premiere orthodontic practice management software around the world in markets such as the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia. His experience will serve him well as he supports LED Imaging in launching digital imaging and software products.

"I've had the pleasure of working with Tom for many years during my tenure at Carestream Dental, and I'm very excited for the opportunity to work with him again," said Lamar Roberts, president of LED Dental. "We have no doubt that Tom is the perfect addition to our team and will have an immediate impact as LED Imaging expands into the orthodontic market."

First up on Mr. Kearney's agenda is assisting with the recent launch of LED Imaging's premiere digital extraoral imaging system, the Rayscan Alpha -- Expert, which offers CBCT (cone-beam computed tomography), panoramic and cephalometric capabilities. Developed by Ray Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, the system's high-quality imaging and optimal nine-centimetre-by-nine-centimetre field of view is ideal for orthodontists.

Mr. Kearney will also help introduce LED Imaging's exclusive imaging software at the AAO annual session. The LED imaging software captures and displays intraoral and extraoral 2-D radiographs, videos and photographs from a variety of diagnostic imaging devices. It also integrates seamlessly with the Rayscan Alpha -- Expert. The LED imaging software is designed with true open architecture, allowing integration with any practice management system and compatibility with imaging devices from a variety of manufacturers. The imaging software enables practitioners to capture, manipulate, save, store and share clinical images quickly and easily.

"Our No. 1 goal is to provide the dental industry with top-of-the-line imaging and software products, so we're excited about all of the announcements we've made recently," Mr. Roberts continued. "We've accomplished so much already in 2014, and it's just the beginning -- we have a very bright future ahead."

AAO annual session attendees are encouraged to visit LED Imaging's booth No. 754, to meet Mr. Kearney, and demo the Rayscan Alpha -- Expert and LED imaging software. To learn more about LED Imaging, visit the LED Imaging website.

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