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IMPLANT TRIBUNE
The World’s Dental Implant Newspaper · U.S. Edition
December 2011
www.implant-tribune.com
Vol. 6, No. 12
Implant pioneers
meet in New York
(Photo/Provided by www.sxc.hu)
Intensive
hands-on
surgery
courses
Since 2003, the Trinon Collegium
Practicum has assisted more than
2,000 surgeons in placing more than
40,000 implants in practical courses,
helping them to develop their practical skills.
The courses are conducted by
experienced international surgeons,
providing implantology newcomers
with advice and assistance in inserting 30 implants in five days. Professionals can expect to conduct difficult operations ranging from sinus
elevations to highly complicated
grafting cases with assistance from
internationally recognized surgeons.
The one-week hands-on course
gives the opportunity to collect practical experience in implantology,
pre-implantological treatment and
extremely complicated cases under
supervision of a team of highly
skilled tutors.
The courses are based on collaboration between the Trinon Collegium Practicum and established
university clinics in the Dominican
Republic, Cambodia and Laos.
The first Q-Implant Marathon in
Cuba was born from an idea to give
surgeons the opportunity to quickly
gain in-depth experience in implantology by directly working with the
patient.
In addition, there was a common
understanding that practical educational seminars for surgeons were
not being offered, and this resulted
in a lack of experience and a hesitation while inserting implants.
Course curriculums
• Beginner course: You will gain basic
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Drs. Leonard Linkow, Victor Sendax, Jack Wimmer and Ronald Bulard host a celebration of the past and future of
Park Dental Research Corporation. (Photos/Provided by Park Dental)
Park Dental Research celebrates its past and future with Drs. Bulard,
Linkow, Sendax and Wimmer during the 2011 Greater N.Y. Dental Meeting
Old friends and new gathered
in Manhattan to celebrate the
continuing legacy of Park Dental
Research Corporation, a leader in
dental implant research and products since 1967.
Hosted by Drs. Ronald A. Bulard,
Leonard Linkow, Victor Sendax
and Jack Wimmer on Nov. 28, the
reception honored the life’s work
of Park Dental’s founder, Wimmer,
and his pioneering partners and
restated its commitment to bringing value-based implant solutions
to dental patients around the globe.
Linkow, who has published 17
books that have been translated
into many languages, delivered a
summary of Wimmer’s early loss of
his family at the Dachau concentration camp, his study of dental medicine in Germany and subsequent
move to the United States with his
wife Sally and his notable contributions to dental implantology.
Wimmer became a visionary in
dental implantology, working with
legends to research, develop and distribute tooth replacement solutions
around the world through the company he founded, Park Dental Research.
Linkow traveled the world with his
friend and described Wimmer’s zest
for life and the people they met while
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Implant pioneer Dr. Leonard Linkow
speaks during the celebration.
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practical experience in implantology
by placing 30 implants while acting as
the main surgeon, under the supervision of the teacher. Furthermore,
you will participate in approximately
60 operations by assisting other colleagues in the group. You will receive
an introduction to the basics of bone
augmentation and reconstruction,
and you can take part in training for
prosthetic treatment.
• Advanced I course: You will
expand on your practical experience
by learning different implanatation
techniques and practice insertion
in difficult cases. You will perform
the following operations: sinus-lift
while acting as the main surgeon
and assistant, bone augmentation
and management of complications.
• Advanced II course: You will
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expand on your practical experience
by treating extreme implantological
cases. You will also participate in big
sinus-lift operations with autologous
bone, learn bone-harvesting techniques and onlay plastic/titanium
mesh applications.
Classes
Classes are scheduled for the follow-
Tell us
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think!
ing dates in 2012:
• Feb. 13–17
• May 14–18
• Sept. 17-21
• Nov. 26-30
For more information, visit
www.implantologycourses.com,
call (877)-705-1002, e-mail info@
optimumsolutiongroup.com. IT
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IMPLANT TRIBUNE
The World’s Newspaper of Implantology · U.S. Edition
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Torsten Oemus
t.oemus@dental-tribune.com
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The publishers also do not assume
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Implant Tribune | December 2011
AAIP holds 29th annual meeting
Implant clinicians
explore wide variety
of controversial topics
and procedures
The American Academy of Implant
prosthodontics (AAIP) held its 29th
annual meeting on Oct. 1 in Carefree,
Ariz., at the Carefree Resort & Conference Center, in association with
the Dental Implant Clinical Research
Group and Midwestern University
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College of Dental Medicine.
The theme of the meeting was
“Implant Update — 2011,” and it
featured an array of dental clinicians as podium speakers. Dr. M. Joe
Mehranfar was general chairperson
of the meeting, and Dr. Mahmoud F.
Nasr served as moderator.
Major dental implant manufacturers and several dental laboratories
exhibited at the meeting.
Dr. Harold F. Morris, co-director of the Dental Implant Clinical
Research Group and clinical professor of restorative dentistry at Temple University School of Dentistry
in Philadelphia, spoke on “Recent
Advances in Implant Research.”
Dr. Azfar Siddiqui, associate professor of dentistry at Midwestern
University College of Dental Medicine, discussed “Commandments of
Implant Dentistry Revisited.”
Dr. Clement Guarlotti, past president of the American Academy of
Implant Prosthodontics, presented
“New Implants for Old Fixed Prostheses.”
Dr. Robert Weiner, who has lectured extensively throughout North
and South America and Europe, discussed “Achieving Esthetic Results
with Dental Implants in the Anterior
Maxilla.”
Dr. Richard Hughes, a national
and international lecturer on restorative and surgical implant dentistry,
presented “Progressive and Immediate Loading.”
Dr. Mike Shulman, director of
Atlantic Dental Implant Seminars,
covered “Implant Therapy for Missing Teeth to Full Arch Replacement.”
Dr. Raul R. Mena, director of the
Quantum Implant Institute, secretary of the American Academy
of Implant Prosthodontics and a
national and international speaker
on oral implantology and occlusion,
spoke on “Do Not Accept Bone Loss
— Beyond Osseointegration.”
Daniel J. McNeff, a published
author and CEO of Legally Mine,
discussed “The Key to Lawsuit Prevention and Tax Reduction.”
Founded by Dr. Maurice J. Fagan,
Jr., in 1982 at the School of Dentistry, Medical College of Georgia, the
academy has an objective to support
and foster the practice of implant
prosthodontics as an integral component of dentistry.
The academy supports component and affiliate implant associations around the world, including
organizations in Egypt, France, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Paraguay and Thailand.
The academy has published two
textbooks, “The Dental Implant” in
1985 and “Implant Prosthodontics”
in 1990. The Journal of Oral Implantology is the official publication of
the academy. It also publishes a
newsletter.
The academy holds an annual
convention as well as international meetings in cooperation with its
affiliate and component societies,
offers continuing education courses
and sponsors a network of study
clubs in the United States.
The AAIP is designated as an
Approved PACE Program Provider
by the Academy of General Dentistry.
The formal continuing education programs of this provider are
accepted by AGD for fellowship,
mastership and membership maintenance credit.
The current term of approval
extends from Jan. 1, 2010, to Dec.
31, 2013.
Officers of the academy are Dr.
Sheldon Winkler, Scottsdale, Ariz.,
president; Dr. Harold F. Morris, Canton, Mich., president-elect; Dr. Peter
A. Neff, North Palm Beach, Fla., vice
president; Dr. Raul R. Mena, Plantation, Fla., secretary; and Dr. James
Fagan, III, Atlanta, treasurer. Dr.
M. Joe Mehranfar, Scottsdale, Ariz.,
served as general chairperson of the
2011 annual meeting.
Membership information can be
obtained from the AAIP headquarters at 8672 East Eagle Claw Drive,
Scottsdale, Ariz., 85266–1058; telephone (480) 588-8062; fax (480) 5888296; e-mail swinkdent@cox.net.
The AAIP website is www.
aaipusa.com. IT
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Left, after being introduced by Park Dental founder Jack Wimmer, new owner and CEO Dr. Ronald A. Bulard
accepts the honor of leading the company to future successes. Right, Dr. Bulard congratulates Dr. Victor Sendax for
his recent Isaiah Lew Memorial Research Award, given every year by the AAID. Lew developed products for Park
Dental in the 1960s and 1970s, as represented by the present-day Lew MDIs.
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lecturing to eager dental groups.
After Linkow’s introduction, Wimmer spoke modestly of his career
and boldly of a new era at Park
Dental Research. Wimmer revealed
that he chose Bulard to succeed him
at Park Dental because of Wimmer’s
confidence that Bulard understood
the history of dental implants and
has a realistic vision of how to build
upon Park Dental’s experience to
achieve new heights.
For the first time, Wimmer also
revealed to Bulard that the idea for
Park Dental came to him while sitting on a bench in Central Park.
In accepting Wimmer’s challenge,
Bulard described the honor he felt to
take over Wimmer’s legacy at Park
Dental.
He noted that the new management team quickly developed affection for Wimmer and is committed
to ensuring Park Dental’s success.
Bulard then discussed the Isaiah
Lew Memorial Research Award.
The Isaiah Lew Memorial
Research Award is presented by the
American Academy of Implant Dentistry to an individual who has contributed significantly to research in
implant dentistry.
Dr. Isaiah Lew, an implant pioneer and a founding member of the
AAID, was committed to the “where,
why and how of implant dentistry”
and spent a lifetime conducting surgical and prosthetic clinical implant
research. The award is given every
year to perpetuate Lew’s spirit and
enthusiasm for implant dentistry.
Lew was a key collaborator with
Park Dental, as reflected by the products bearing the Lew name, including the LEW MDI implant line.
Bulard then formally recognized
Sendax for receiving the Isaiah Lew
Memorial Research Award. Bulard
reminisced about meeting Sendax
at their common office building on
30 Central Park South in New York
City and how their initial meeting
and ongoing professional relationship changed the way Bulard viewed
implantology. Bulard then invited
“his good friend,” Sendax, to the
podium for a few words.
Sendax spoke about his experiences with so many colleagues
and collaborators of Park Dental
Research, including one of his mentors, Lew.
After expounding upon the past
successes of mini dental implants,
Sendax said he envisioned a future
where minimally invasive implantology could bring great gains in quality
of life to patients around the world.
He also said he believed strongly
in the ability of Park Dental’s new
management team to continue a
legacy of bringing innovative dental
implant technologies to market.
After the speeches concluded,
guests continued to mingle and
enjoy the diverse company, availing
themselves of photo opportunities
with the group of dental implant pioneers assembled. IT
(Source: Park Dental Research
Corp.)
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Implant Tribune | December 2011
New implant institute opens
Institute for Implant and
Reconstructive Dentistry
opens to serve dental
professionals worldwide
Dental professionals worldwide
can hone their skills, learn about
the latest techniques and share
information — online or on location — through the new Institute
for Implant and Reconstructive Dentistry (IIRD™). The state-of-the-art
facility opened on Nov. 16 at the
South Florida campus of BIOMET 3i,
a global leader in dental implants,
abutments and regenerative oral
health-care products.
Education and knowledge sharing of evidence-based dentistry
using leading-edge technology is at
the heart of IIRD. World-renowned
leaders in the fields of implant and
reconstructive dentistry comprise
the faculty and guest-speaker panel.
The facility is equipped with stateof-the-art dental and educational
technology to maximize experiential learning through live surgeries,
(Photo/Provided by BIOMET 3i)
tele-surgeries, hands-on training,
educational programs, lectures and
information sharing. The IIRD also
will conduct online educational programs, including lecture series, university partnership programs and
industry events and meetings.
“The Institute for Implant and
Reconstructive Dentistry is designed
to serve dental professionals as
a trusted educational partner.
However, we go beyond providing ‘continuing education’ courses,” explains Anthony Singleton,
BIOMET 3i global director, the Insti-
tute for Implant and Reconstructive
Dentistry. “Regardless of their experience level, dental professionals
will be able to fine-tune their skills,
build their confidence with the latest dental technology and, perhaps,
be challenged by new perspectives
on patient care. All this can lead to
growing their practices and enhancing patient outcomes.”
The IIRD is the culmination of
the vision of BIOMET 3i co-founder
Richard J. Lazzara, DMD, MScD,
who passionately believes education, evidence-based research and
leading-edge dental techniques are
essential to providing the best dental solutions and care to patients.
Lazzara is one of many world-class
dental professionals who will serve
as faculty of the institute.
Subject matter ranging from treatment planning, advances in digital
dentistry, implant dentistry innovations, implant restoration, CTguided surgery and advanced diagnostics and complex case management provides a comprehensive
education continuum for varying
levels of dental specialists and clinicians, allied staff and dental laboratory technicians. Programs are continuously added and can be found by
visiting www.iird.com.
In addition to information about
course offerings and online registration, the IIRD website allows visitors
to take a virtual tour of the facility.
Articles and research, videos and
interviews are also included on the
website, along with links to the Journal of Implant and Reconstructive
Dentistry® (JIRD), the official publication of the IIRD.
For more information about IIRD,
visit www.iird.com. IT
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