AAP Annual Meeting Vancouver, October 28, 2018
Time to gather round / AAP News / Exhibitors
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AAP Annual Meeting · Vancouver, British Columbia · Sunday, October 28, 2018
Vol. 3, No. 1
A natural mirroring
of human bone
Same device,
new features
Take your education
to the slopes
Natural blend allograft
might just be the perfect
solution for promoting
growth of new bone.
Surgical unit adds color
touchscreen, wireless
foot pedal, LED+
capability and more.
Want to learn from
some world-renowned
speakers this winter? Set
your sights on Vail, Colo.
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»page 10
»page 22
Time to
gather
round
n It’s that time of year, when the
sharpest minds in periodontics gather
together to lead an array of courses
while dental clinicians, students,
hygienists, office staff and more show
up in spades to take advantage of all
the education, networking opportunities and events the next few days have
to offer.
It is, of course, the American Academy of Periodontology’s 104th Annual
Meeting, which this year is presented
Attendees check out Perio Park during the 2017 AAP Annual Meeting. Be sure to stop by to recharge your phones or recharge
yourself during this year’s meeting. (Photo/today Staff file photo)
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see GATHER, page 4
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AAP honors Dr. Oded Bahat with Master Clinician Award
n The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) honored Dr. Oded
Bahat with the Master Clinician
Award at a ceremony held during the
annual conference on Saturday.
“Oded is, without question, one of
the most innovative thinkers of our
generation,” said Dennis P. Tarnow,
DDS, clinical professor and director
of implant education at Columbia University’s College of Dental Medicine.
The Master Clinician Award is presented to a member who demonstrates
consistent clinical excellence and has
continuously shared his research
with others in the specialty.
Bahat is a pioneer in dental implantology who championed his findings
that, for many people, the jawbone
continues to grow throughout your
life.
This research caused practitioners
world-wide to change their approach
to implant placement as originally
the jawbone and surrounding craniofacial anatomy was considered
unchanging after a person matures.
Bahat also developed a protocol to
take craniofacial growth into account
before placing implants that is now
widely accepted.
“[Bahat’s] ideas and contributions
regarding the growth and development of dentition with implantsupported restorations have awakened all practitioners,” said Stuart J.
Froum, DDS, past president of the AAP.
To learn more about Bahat,
visit www.odedbahat.com.
Dr. Oded Bahat. (Photo/Provided by
eReleases)
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GATHER from page 1
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in collaboration with the Canadian
Academy of Periodontology, the Japanese Academy of Clinical Periodontology and the Japanese Society of
Periodontology.
Altogether, this year’s meeting,
which provides up to 25.5 continuing
education credits, features 45 courses
and more than 30 new speakers. Ten
redesigned program tracks include
oral pathology, oral medicine and
oral diagnosis; emerging concepts
and innovative therapies; implant
surgery and prosthetic rehabilitation; and periodontal plastic and softtissue surgery.
“This year’s annual meeting is set
to be a gathering of our specialty’s best
and brightest from around the world,”
said Steven R. Daniel, DDS, president
of the AAP, in a press release sent out
AD
before the meeting. “With the return
of our Dental Hygiene Symposium,
Student and New Periodontist series
and the Insurance Coding Workshops, there’s something for everyone
in the field.”
To make sure you don’t miss anything, here are a few highlights from
the next few days.
• Endeavor to Succeed at the Opening General Session: Captain Mark
Kelly, who spent more than 50 days in
space aboard Space Shuttles Endeavour and Discovery, will share insights
on leadership, teamwork and success
during the keynote address from 8 to
10 a.m. today.
• Proceedings from the 2017 World
Workshop on the Classification of
Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases
and Conditions: Members of the workshop’s organizing committee will
discuss findings from the recently
AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
updated disease classification. This
ticketed event takes place on Monday.
(See Page 6 for more information.)
• All-new Speaker Studio:
Located in the exhibit hall in booth
No. 533, the Speaker Studio provides
a unique opportunity for attendees to
interact with speakers and moderators throughout the meeting. Course
presenters will be on hand for postsession conversations and Q&A in an
intimate, small-group setting.
In addition, the exhibit hall will be
at the center of the action of this year’s
meeting. More than 300 booths will
showcase an array of products and
services, plus you can attend a career
fair, buy some AAP merchandise at
the Member Resource Center (booth
No. 927), log your continuing education credits and, when you need a
break, enjoy some down time at Perio
Park.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Results from the World Workshop on the Classification
of Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases and Conditions
n In conjunction with the European
Federation of Periodontology (EFP),
the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) hosted the World Workshop on the Classification of Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases and
Conditions from Nov. 9-11, 2017, at the
Gleacher Center in Chicago.
More than 100 international
researchers, educators and clinicians
gathered there to review the latest
literature and come to consensus on
up-to-date guidelines for periodontal
and peri-implant disease diagnosis
and definition.
Participants conducted literature
reviews, established case definitions
and deliberated diagnostic considerations for the following topic areas:
periodontal health and gingival diseases and conditions; periodontitis;
developmental and acquired conditions and periodontal manifestations
of systemic conditions; and periimplant diseases and conditions.
The inclusion of peri-implant diseases and conditions within periAD
Here in Vancouver
The session, ‘Results from the World
Workshop on the Classification of
Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases
and Conditions,’ will take place from
10:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Monday. Jack
Caton will moderate, and the speakers will be Gary Armitage, Kenneth S.
Kornman and Panos N. Papapanou. The
session is free but tickets are required
to attend.
odontal disease classifications was a
first, accommodating for what scientists and practitioners have come to
understand about implant dentistry.
“Since the last World Workshop
was held in 1999, periodontics has
made notable advancements in the
treatment and diagnosis of periodontal disease. The 2017 workshop
intended to account for what we’ve
learned in the last 18 years and help
standardize the specialty’s definition
of disease,” said Dr. Steven R. Daniel
of the AAP shortly after the workshop
concluded. “Our collaboration with
the EFP and periodontists from all
over the world will work to positively
shape the quality of patient care globally.”
Now it is time to release the findings from that workshop for the
industry to hear.
On Monday, from 10:45 a.m. to
12:15 p.m., members of the 2017
World Workshop on the Classification of Periodontal and Peri-Implant
Diseases and Conditions will discuss
findings from the recently updated
disease classification. This ticketed
event will highlight the newly developed staging and grading model for
classification as well as the update’s
implications on patient care and dental education.
The new classification reflects
what has been expertly reviewed
today about the diseases and attempts
to Improve clinicians’ level of comprehension and appreciation of disease
progression, clarify gingival health
and mucogingival conditions and
address peri-implant diseases for the
first time and eliminate overlap of former disease categories and achieve
more diagnostic precision.
By attending the session, attendees
can learn how worldwide consensus
was reached and how the new classification differs from the 1999 version; familiarize themselves with an
innovative model for identifying and
diagnosing periodontal diseases that
introduces a multi-dimensional staging and grading system, similar to
the method used in oncology; gain an
appreciation for the complex nature
of each patient and his/her individual
response to treatment; and describe
what new dental students will be
taught about identifying and classifying periodontitis in their patients.
The 2017 World Workshop was the
second recent collaboration of the
EFP and AAP. The groups’ joint workshop on periodontitis and systemic
disease in 2012 was a major milestone
in the specialty’s understanding of
the perio-systemic link.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Allograft is the next solution for
promoting the growth of new bone
By ACE Surgical Staff
n alloOss Natural Blend is the latest
allograft from ACE Surgical’s line of
alloOss products.
The alloOss Natural Blend is a
blend of both mineralized cortical
and cancellous bone particles, allowing for a more natural mirroring of the
composition of human bone, which
makes it a perfect solution for promoting the growth of new bone, according
to the company.
alloOss Allograft is offered in particulate, block and putty. It is a safe,
predictable and effective solution
for providing a scaffolding for cell
ingrowth and promoting the growth
of new bone, the company asserts.
alloOss is recommended for:
• Extraction socket preservation
• Ridge and sinus augmentation
Here in Vancouver
®
AD
To learn more about ACE Surgical’s line
of alloOss products, stop by the booth,
No. 409.
• Periodontal defects
• Sinus elevation
• Grafting for implant placement
• Composite sinus grafting
Natural allograft bone
alloOss Allograft Particulates and
Blocks combine natural collagen and
minerals with the bony structure of
allograft. The existence of these natural minerals and collagen facilitate
remodeling of the host bone suitable
for implantation.
alloOss Allograft Putty combines
demineralized bone with cancellous
bone and an organic-based carrier.
alloOss products are designed to promote new bone formation.
Safe and effective
The complete line of alloOss products
has been processed and sterilized
to the highest standards set forth
by the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) and the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, according to the company.
alloOss allograft is obtained and processed in conjunction with one of the
largest processors of cellular bone
allograft in the United States.
Tissue processing
Tissues are processed in accordance
with AATB standards and FDA regulations, as well as ACE Surgical’s
(Photo/
Provided
by ACE
Surgical)
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own stringent processes, policies and
procedures. Operating to these standards allows ACE to provide you with
one of the most pure, predictable and
proven allografts available today, the
company asserts.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Implantmed SI-1015:
Respect for your needs
By W&H Staff
n W&H introduced the Implantmed
surgical unit in 2001. The company
asserts it’s a high-quality device —
safe, simple to use with a high degree
of precision and flexible application
options.
The new generation builds on those
tried-and-tested features and adds
an array of all new benefits: a color
touchscreen interface, a wireless foot
pedal, shorter/lighter and more powerful motor with LED+ capability and
a unique ISQ module for assessing the
stability of an implant.
W&H Implantmed SI-1015 supports
practitioners for both oral surgery
and implantology.
Improved safety
Immediate load … early load … or the
conventional route?
Deciding on the best time for loading implants is becoming more complex when trying to take into account
all of a patient’s risk factors.
According to the company, the
integrated automatic thread-cutter
function and precise torque control
actively helps the operator during
implant placement — especially in
dense bone. Using the documentation
function stores all parameters, the
implant insertion torque/time graph,
optional ISQ measurement data, documentation ID and tooth position on a
USB stick for patient records.
As an option, the W&H Osstell ISQ
(Implant Stability Quotient) module
for the Implantmed SI-1015 is a noninvasive measuring system of primary stability/osseointegration.
Combining the detailed insertion
torque graph with the ISQ measurement reduces risk in deciding optimum loading time and assists in monitoring osseointegration of an implant.
Simplicity: New color
touchscreen user interface
and redesigned pump
The new Implantmed SI-1015’s user
interface helps the practice team to
streamline. A high-tech color touchscreen with a tempered glass surface
makes it easy to operate and disinfect,
according to the company. The navigation system and the customizable
programs allow the operator to focus
on the surgery.
The new Implantmed SI-1015.
(Photo/Provided by W&H)
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The Implantmed can be customized for up to six individual users for
reduced risk in group practices using
multiple implant brands and their
individual protocols.
A redesigned coolant pump
means the irrigation tubing can now
be loaded faster under sterile conditions.
Precise: Powerful motor and
new surgical handpieces
with LED+
In its class, the new motor is the
strongest (6.2 Ncm), lightest and
shortest, the company asserts, adding
that the ergonomic shape and balance
combined with a W&H handpiece can
reduce operator physical strain. Five
new short surgical handpieces with
LED+ fully illuminate, regardless of
the motor speed.
Flexibility: Wireless
multi-functional, multi-device
foot pedal
The new optional wireless foot pedal
offers even greater flexibility and con-
Here in Vancouver
To learn more about the Implantmed
SI-1015 and other W&H products, stop
by the booth, No. 1528.
venience, according to the company.
The Implantmed can be operated with
the foot control as an alternative to
the touchscreen.
One foot pedal can be used with
multiple W&H devices (Piezomed,
etc.).
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Henry Schein strengthens and expands its global
dental implant business with three investments
By Henry Schein Staff
n
Henry Schein Inc., one of the
world’s largest providers of healthcare products and services to officebased dental, animal health and medical practitioners, has announced
three investments that will advance
the company’s dental implant business strategy.
Henry Schein will enhance its
position in the premium implant segment through the acquisition of IntraLock, a provider of dental restoration
solutions, including proprietary surface, connection and biomaterial and
small-diameter implant technologies;
expand into the lower-priced segment
of the dental implant market through
the planned acquisition of a majority
interest in Medentis Medical, a dental
implant manufacturer based in Germany; and strengthen its geographic
footprint in Europe with the acquisition of a majority interest in Pro-Cam
Implants B.V., CAMLOG’s exclusive
AD
distributor in the Netherlands.
Intra-Lock, Medentis Medical and
Pro-Cam Implants will complement
Henry Schein’s existing solutions for
implant-based tooth replacement and
strengthen the company’s position
in the global dental implant market, according to the company. These
acquisitions will broaden the company’s geographic reach, add innovative
technologies, enhance its manufacturing footprint and further its commitment to serve the lower-priced
segment of the implant market.
“The dental implant category has
become increasingly important, and
we are committed to offering customers a wide array of the products and
services associated with implant dentistry, thereby providing a complete
solution for the benefit of the dental
practice,” said Stanley M. Bergman,
chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Henry Schein. “We
believe with the investments we have
made in CAMLOG, BioHorizons and
Here in Vancouver
To learn more about Henry Schein,
Intra-Lock, Medentis Medical or ProCam Implants, stop by the Henry
Schein booth, No. 301.
now Intra-Lock, Medentis Medical
and Pro-Cam Implants, we are well
positioned to compete in the highgrowth global dental implant market.
We welcome our new colleagues to
Team Schein and look forward to continued success together.”
Intra-Lock
A U.S.-based dental implant manufacturing and sales company, Intra-Lock
International and Intra-Lock Manufacturing is known for its OSSEAN®
surface structure.
Headquartered in Boca Raton, Fla.,
the company has approximately 50
employees. Dr. Thierry Giorno, CEO
and director of research and devel-
opment of Intra-Lock, will act as a
consultant, providing insights and
strategic guidance to help accelerate
the development of implants and new
technologies for Henry Schein to help
dentists and improve oral health.
Medentis Medical
Based in Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
and founded in 2001, Medentis Medical is a fast-growing provider of valuepriced dental implants. A German
manufacturer of high-quality, lowerpriced dental implants, the company
sells its products in more than 40
countries and has 75 employees.
Pro-Cam Implants
Pro-Cam Implants B.V., CAMLOG’s
exclusive distributor in the Netherlands, is one of the leading implant
solution providers in the Netherlands, according to Henry Schein.
Pro-Cam Implants will in the future
represent the BioHorizons implant
lines and biomaterial portfolio.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
The alternative soft-tissue graft
Introducing Geistlich Fibro-Gide, a volume-stable collagen matrix specifically designed for soft-tissue regeneration
By Geistlich Biomaterials Staff
n Geistlich Biomaterials is excited
to announce the addition of Geistlich
Fibro-Gide® to its portfolio of collagen
matrices. Made from Type I and Type
III collagen, Geistlich Fibro-Gide is
smart-linked, a unique form of crosslinking, which provides elasticity,
strength and volume stability, according to the company.
Positioned as the alternative connective tissue graft, Geistlich FibroGide is ideally suited for soft-tissue
augmentation around natural teeth
and implants, the company asserts.
Additionally, Geistlich Fibro-Gide is
indicated for alveolar ridge reconstruction for prosthetic treatment
and recession defects for root coverage.
“Geistlich Fibro-Gide is one of the
major innovations in regenerative
dentistry in the last 20 years,” said Dr.
Daniel Thoma of Zurich, Switzerland.
For more Information on Geistlich
Fibro-Gide, visit Fibro-Gide.geistlichna.com.
Here in Vancouver
To learn more about Geistlich Biomaterials’ Geistlich Fibro-Gide and other
products, stop by the booth, No. 1117.
In contrast to connective tissue
grafts, which are considered to be
the “gold-standard” in soft-tissue augmentation and recession coverage
procedures, Geistlich Fibro-Gide does
not require a second surgical site, is
(Photo/Provided by Geistlich
Biomaterials)
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ready to use and has an unlimited
supply.
“Unlike connective tissue grafts,
where you are limited by the patient’s
anatomy, Geistlich Fibro-Gide offers
variable thickness, allowing the clinician the opportunity to choose the
desired and optimal thickness for the
procedure,” said Dr. Alan Fetner of
Jacksonville, Fla.
Designing a preferred alternative
to the soft-tissue graft has involved
years of development and more
than 1,000 prototypes, the company
asserts, adding that Geistlich has
drawn from its vast experience in
researching, analyzing and commercializing collagen-based products
tailor-made for specific dental procedures and therapeutic solutions.
In both preclinical and clinical
studies, Geistlich Fibro-Gide demonstrates safety, efficacy and shows
clinical comparability to a connective
tissue graft.1,2,3
Indications for use
Geistlich Fibro-Gide is indicated for
soft-tissue augmentation:
• Localized gingival augmentation
to increase keratinized tissue around
teeth and implants.
• Alveolar ridge reconstruction
for prosthetic treatment.
• Recession defects for root coverage.
About Geistlich Biomaterials
With more than 165 years of devoted
collagen expertise, Geistlich Biomaterials continues to lead oral regeneration with an expanding portfolio of
intentionally designed and clinically
proven biomaterials, according to the
company.
References
1. Thoma DS. et al. J Clin Periodontol. 2016
Oct; 43(10): 874–85.
2. Thoma DS. et al. Clin Oral Implants Res.
2015 Mar; 26(3): 263–70.
3. Zeltner M. et al. J Clin Periodontol. 2017
Apr; 44(4): 446–453.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Planmeca USA launches new
products, multiple upgrades
Rollouts to come
throughout the fall
By Planmeca USA Staff
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n Planmeca USA announced earlier this month that it is offering
significant product and technology
upgrades for dentists looking to
invest in dental technology in the
fourth quarter of 2018.
“We believe these upgrades will
help dentists maximize the potential
of our technology to benefit their
patients and enter 2019 with a competitive edge in their market,” said Ed
McDonough, president of Planmeca
USA.
The Roselle, Ill.-based company
asserts it has a long history of constant technology upgrades and these
improvements track with the company’s commitment to providing long-
Here in Vancouver
To learn more about Planmeca’s digital
technology, visit www.planmecausa.
com or stop by the booth, No. 317.
term value to its customers. Planmeca USA will be introducing these
upgrades throughout the fall.
• Planmeca PlanMill®30 S: The
Planmeca PlanMill 30 S is an entrylevel milling unit, making this 4-axis,
high-speed, single-spindle milling
unit ideal for single-visit restorations
and milling of inlays, onlays, crowns
and bridges. The Planmeca PlanMill 30 S provides the same SMART
software as the current version and
a broad range of milling materials,
including zirconia.
• Planmeca Romexis® 5.2: This
release adds a new module to the
Planmeca Romexis software, Model
Analyzer, and streamlines specialty
workflows. Model Analyzer allows
direct capture of intraoral scans for
dental model measurement, visualization and analysis for treatment
planning or future use.
Improvements to the imaging and
imaging workflows create a streamlined process for clinicians, according to the company. An enhanced
implant library now features fixation
pins for fully edentulous patients
and new and updated implants and
sleeves.
• Planmeca PlanCAD® 6.0.5: New
features of the Planmeca PlanCAD
include Contralateral Copy for replicating contralateral dentition or
design. HD Snapshot enables the user
to take a high-definition picture with
the Planmeca Emerald scanner, and
the PlanScan® DASH increases the
scanning rate of your Planmeca PlanScan for faster image capture.
• Planmeca Emerald™ Slim Line
Scanning Tip: The Planmeca Emerald
Slim Line Tip is 27 percent thinner than the standard tip, according to the company, and features
the same hygienic, autoclavable tip
and SMART functionality with usage
tracking and anti-fog system.
The slimmer scanning tip is ideal
for patients with smaller mouths or
compromised dentition, which the
company asserts will enhance posterior reach and elevate your patient’s
experience through easy capture of
interproximal areas.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Try the Silhouette Nasal Mask for
predictable nitrous oxide analgesia
By Porter Instrument Staff
n Imagine a nasal hood that does
not obstruct access to the oral cavity.
Imagine a nasal hood that is so lightweight the patient barely notices it.
Imagine a nasal hood that delivers
and scavenges nitrous oxide more
efficiently than any other nasal hood.
Imagine a nasal hood that provides
predictable results for the dentist and
a pleasant experience for the patient.
The imagining is over. The Silhouette Nasal Mask is a single-patient use
disposable nasal mask and circuit.
Featuring four size options (pediatric,
small, medium and large), the Silhouette is designed with the lowest possible profile, making it easier for you
to work around.
Silhouette has an adhesive strip
for the bridge of the patient’s nose —
securing the mask in place. This elimAD
The Silhouette Nasal Mask and 36-inch tubing. (Photos/Provided by Porter
Instrument)
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The Silhouette Nasal Mask allows for
front teeth access.
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inates gas flowing into the patient’s
eyes and more effectively scavenges
the exhaled gas, addressing the concern of health-care provider safety.
Infrared videos demonstrating this
efficiency can be viewed on the Porter website at www.porterinstrument.
com/silhouette.
Silhouette also allows for the efficient and effective administration
of nitrous oxide, creating a more
predictable analgesic experience for
each patient.
As a single-use disposable product
(both the mask and 36-inch tubing),
set up and room turnover times can
be improved. There is also less time
needed for infection control protocols (compared with standard nitrous
breathing circuits).
Here in Vancouver
To see the Silhouette Nasal Mask,
stop by booth No. 840. For more information or to order, visit www.porter
instrument.com/Silhouette or call (215)
723-4000.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Headlights: Now in high-definition
By Designs for Vision Staff
n Designs for Vision is showing off
an advanced photonic design that
provides uniform light distribution
with maximum intensity.
The patent-pending headlights
optically focus the light from the LED
to provide 45 percent more light with
uniform distribution.
The LED DayLite® Micro HDi™
combines
the
high-definition
imaging with a very lightweight
headlight in combination with the
Micro power pack, according to the
company, which says the Micro power
pack is the lightest and smallest available. The complete unit includes two
power packs, and each power pack
can run up to 10 hours.
Designs for Vision has also added
the high-definition imaging to LED
DayLite WireLess Mini HDi, providing a lightweight, cordless solution
with light intensity comparable to
many corded headlights. You can
choose high-definition imaging with
either a wired or wireless design to
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Here in Vancouver
You can see the Visible Difference®
yourself by visiting Designs for
Vision’s booth, No. 527, or contact the
company to arrange a visit in your office by calling (800) 345-4009 or emailing info@dvimail.com.
The HDi headlights from Designs for Vision
can provide up to 45 percent more light with uniform
distribution. (Photo/Provided by Designs for Vision)
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meet your preference, and all HDi
headlights will illuminate the entire
oral cavity.
Designs for Vision’s WireLess headlights free you from being tethered
to a battery pack. The simple modular designs uncouple the headlights
from a specific frame or single pair of
loupes.
Prior technology married a cordless light to one pair of loupes via a
cumbersome integration of the batteries and electronics into the frame.
The compact design of the LED
DayLite WireLess headlights are independent of any frame/loupes.
In addition, Designs for Vision is
also featuring the REALITY 5-star
rated The Micro 3.5EF Scopes, which
utilize a revolutionary optical design
that reduces the size of the prismatic
telescope by 50 percent and reduces
the weight by 40 percent while providing an expanded-field, full oral cavity
view at 3.5x magnification.
Building on the award-winning
design, the newest addition to the
Micro Series line is the Micro 4.5EF
Scopes. These scopes reduce both the
size and weight of the telescopes by
44 percent.
On the move
Designs for Vision has expanded
into a new 67,500-square-foot location
at 4000 Veterans Memorial Highway
in Bohemia, N.Y.
You can visit www.DesignsFor
Vision.com/move.htm to check out
some photos of the new facility.
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AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018
Meisinger to host its 9th
High Altitude Symposium
Event to take place
in Vail, Colo., from
Jan. 30 to Feb. 2
By Meisinger Staff
n While it is impossible to reduce
the wide range of procedures and
topics in the oral surgery field to a
simple catchphrase, there is value in
the guiding principle of “Tissue is the
issue, but bone sets the tone.”
From implantology to surgery,
meticulous attention to treatment of
bone is key to a successful procedure. This is why, in 2002, Meisinger
unveiled the Bone Management®
product line, which consists of coordinated systems that enable controlled
optimization of various surgical procedures. Developed in collaboration
with scientists and practitioners,
the clear, methodical procedures for
these systems foster ease of use for
a large range of dental professionals.
The term “Bone Management”
refers not simply to a technique but
rather to a mindset of surgical guidelines. While the end goal of prosthetics is incredibly important, the Bone
Management approach also focuses
on ensuring minimally invasive procedures with long-term success.
To continue making this Bone
Management mindset accessible to
all dental professionals, Meisinger
launched the annual High Altitude
Comprehensive Implant Symposium
(HACIS) — an entire symposium dedicated to the ins and outs of implantology. For the past eight years, HACIS
has been bringing together worldrenowned speakers on Bone Management topics in a combination of
lectures, hands-on workshops, worldclass skiing and fun for all.
This winter’s symposium will
explore all aspects of Bone Management in implantology — from initial
planning to final restoration and everything in between. Topics covered
will include: implant treatment planning, site preparation, sinus elevation, sandwich bone augmentation,
full arch immediate reconstruction,
esthetic zone implants, digital technology in implant surgery and more.
The range of subjects covered offers
Meisinger’s 9th annual High Altitude Symposium will feature a combination of lectures, hands-on workshops, world-class
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Here in Vancouver
To learn more about the Meisinger
High Altitude Comprehensive Implant Symposium, stop by the booth,
No. 316. To register for the event, go
online to meisingerusa.com/events/
9th-annual-high-altitude/.
learning opportunities for all dental professionals. See below for the
entire speaker lineup.
Taking place in one of the best
ski towns in North America — Vail,
Colo. — HACIS provides a unique
combination of continued education
and recreation. In addition to being
the largest ski area in Colorado with
5,289 acres of skiing terrain, Vail
is also characterized by pedestrian
villages and world-class restaurants
and shops.
The symposium will be held at
the newly renovated Hotel Talisa,
a luxury resort offering stunning
mountain views and an extraordinary atmosphere of serenity and
adventure. This venue is sure to
provide an unforgettable experience
through deluxe accommodations and
World-renowned speakers will discuss an array of topics, from initial planning to
final restoration and everything in between, at the 2019 High Altitude Symposium.
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delicious food and beverage to keep
you energized throughout the day’s
learning and skiing.
Registration is open now. For more
information, contact Meisinger USA at
(303) 268-5400 or visit meisingerusa.
com/events/9th-annual-high-altitude/.
This year’s speaker lineup
Michael Block, DMD; Renzo Casel-
lini, MDT; Daniel Cullum, DDS; Scott
Ganz, DMD; Giles Horrocks, DMD, MS;
Dwayne Karateew, DDS; Bach Le, DDS,
MD; Mark Lucas, DDS; Craig Misch,
DDS, MDS; Robert Pauley, DMD; Stavros Pelekanos, DDS; Mitra Sadrameli,
DMD, MS; Pankaj Singh, DDS; Isaac
Tawil DDS, MS; Chandur Wadhwani,
DDS, MSD; Hom-Lay Wang, DDS, MDS,
PhD; and David Wong, DDS.
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