Implant Tribune U.S. No. 3, 2011
AAIP - Jamaican Ministry of Health offer implant education course in Montego Bay / Advanced hands-on implant workshop / Scenes from the AO / gIDE’s online lecture library expands / Industry
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IMPLANT TRIBUNE
The World’s Dental Implant Newspaper · U.S. Edition
www.implant-tribune.com
Advanced
hands-on
implant
workshop
Vol. 6, No. 3
AO goes to
Washington, D.C.
Photos/Humberto Estrada, Dental Tribune
March 2011
Four days of intense
learning and training with
Dr. Sascha Jovanovic
Online dental institute, Global Institute for Dental Education
(gIDE), hosts four hands-on workshops per year at its training facility in Los Angeles. Topics covered
include soft-tissue management and
grafting around dental implants;
bone, ridge and socket grafting; and
sinus elevation and grafting.
This advanced implant and grafting workshop is a four-day handson clinical course developed by Dr.
Sascha A. Jovanovic, a periodontist
from Los Angeles and pioneer in
implant dentistry, bone regeneration and esthetic procedures. Jovanovic is also the course director
at UCLA CE, past president of the
EAO, author of more than 60 scientific publications and one textbook,
and is the editor in chief of Implant
Tribune.
The next workshop is planned for
June 15–18.
Clinicians can benefit from taking one, two or all four days at
gIDE’s Training Center. Day 1 is
composed of an interactive lecture
in the morning addressing flap
design and management, suturing
methods, soft-tissue autografts and
allografts, abutment design modifications, perio-implant papilla support and more.
During the second half of the day,
participants will practice on fresh
porcine maxilla models with the
latest implant designs, microsurgical hand instruments, filler materials, resorbable and non-resorbable
sutures and dermal allograft.
The second part of the course
consists of a two-day workshop
covering the latest techniques for
successful bone grafting in implant
placement, esthetic implant procedures and socket grafting. Two live
surgery cases will be demonstrated: a posterior case for ridge and
sinus augmentation purposes, and
an anterior esthetic case exhibiting
optimal implant placement and site
development. Participants will pracg IT page 7B
Recognizing implant dentistry’s global reach, the Academy of Osseointegration debuted an International Symposium to highlight clinical research, technology and treatment advances that may be unfamiliar to U.S.-based
practitioners during the AO’s 2011 Annual Meeting, which took place March 3–5, in Washington, D.C. For more
pictures from the event, see Page 2B.
AAIP, Jamaican Ministry of Health offer
implant education course in Montego Bay
The College of Health Sciences
and the School of Oral Health Science,
University of Technology, Jamaica,
in conjunction with the American
Academy of Implant Prosthodontics
and the Ministry of Health, Jamaica,
presented a hands-on dental implant
conference and continuing education program called “Implants in
Paradise,” in Montego Bay, from Jan.
16–21. Held at Cornwall Regional
Hospital, the course was the third
cooperative effort of the Jamaican
Ministry of Health and the American
Academy of Implant Prosthodontics.
The six-day course was the fulfillment of a vision to establish a
training program in oral implantol-
ogy in Montego Bay, with the pristine Jamaican white sand beaches
providing the recreational backdrop.
Drs. Leonard I. Linkow and Sheldon Winkler presented a series of
lectures, and clinical treatment was
performed under the supervision of
Dr. Mike Shulman.
The conference began on Jan. 16
with an induction ceremony where
Linkow and Winkler were conferred
as adjunct professors, and Shulman
was named an adjunct associate professor in the School of Oral Health
Sciences, University of Technology,
Jamaica. The Hon. Errol Morrison,
g IT page 4B
Dr. Mike Shulman demonstrates
surgical implant procedure at Cornwall Regional Hospital during AAIP
continuing education course. (Photos/Provided by AAIP)
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Events
Implant Tribune | March 2011
Scenes from the AO
IMPLANT TRIBUNE
The World’s Newspaper of Implantology · U.S. Edition
Group’s annual meeting took place March 3-5 in Washington, D.C.
2.
1.
Publisher & Chairman
Torsten Oemus
t.oemus@dental-tribune.com
Chief Operating Officer
Eric Seid
e.seid@dental-tribune.com
Group Editor & Designer
Robin Goodman
r.goodman@dental-tribune.com
Editor in Chief
Sascha A. Jovanovic, DDS, MS
sascha@jovanoviconline.com
Managing Editor/Designer
Implant, Endo & Lab Tribunes
Sierra Rendon
s.rendon@dental-tribune.com
3.
4.
Managing Editor/Designer
Ortho Tribune & Show Dailies
Kristine Colker
k.colker@dental-tribune.com
Online Editor
Fred Michmershuizen
f.michmershuizen@dental-tribune.com
Account Manager
Humberto Estrada
h.estrada@dental-tribune.com
Marketing Manager
Anna Wlodarczyk
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Lorrie Young
l.young@dental-tribune.com
C.E. Manager
Julia Wehkamp
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1. The folks at Astra Tech share information with AO attendees.
2. Osteogenics has a friendly staff
waiting to help you at all shows.
3. Have you heard about the Osstell
ISQ yet? Look into these implant stability meters for fast, accurate measuring.
4. Zimmer focuses on education at
the AO.
5. ACE can answer all of your grafting questions.
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to report clinical information and
manufacturer’s product news accurately, but cannot assume responsibility for the validity of product
claims, or for typographical errors.
The publishers also do not assume
responsibility for product names
or claims, or statements made by
advertisers. Opinions expressed by
authors are their own and may
not reflect those of Dental Tribune
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president of the University of Technology, Dr. Irving Fitzgodfrey McKenzie, interim dean of the School of
Oral Health Sciences, and Dr. Winston E. Grey, adjunct associate professor at the School of Oral Health
Sciences, were named honorary fellows of the American Academy of
Implant Prosthodontics.
In attendance at the ceremony
were the first year DMD students
from the School of Oral Health Sciences. Participating in the handson course were clinicians from the
United States, India, Thailand, Myanmar and 10 local Jamaican dentists.
During the course, the participants
placed 19 implants in 12 patients,
performed five sinus-lift procedures,
placed abutments and temporary
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The Honorable Errol Morrison, at
right, president of the University of
Technology, Jamaica, presents an
adjunct professor certificate to Dr.
Leonard I. Linkow.
restorations and continued restorative treatment for patients who had
implant surgery performed during
the previous two courses.
Linkow developed and introduced
numerous implant systems, many
of which are in use today throughout the world. In 1992, New York
University created the first and only
endowed chair in implantology in
perpetuity with Linkow as the recipient. Linkow is considered by many of
his colleagues as the “Father of Oral
Implantology.” He is clinical professor of implant dentistry at New York
University College of Dentistry. He
has authored 14 textbooks and almost
200 articles and guest chapters in
professional journals and textbooks.
Linkow is currently honorary president of the AAIP.
Winkler is adjunct professor at
the School of Dental Medicine, Midwestern University, Glendale, Ariz.
He previously served as professor
and chairperson of the department of
prosthodontics and dean of advanced
education, research and continu-
ing education at Temple University
School of Dentistry, Philadelphia, Pa.
Winkler has authored or co-authored
six textbooks (including “Essentials
of Complete Denture Prosthodontics”), approximately 185 articles and
chapters in professional journals and
textbooks and founded the journal
Implant Dentistry, which he edited
for six years. Winkler is currently
senior editor of the Journal of Oral
Implantology.
Founded by Dr. Maurice J. Fagan,
Jr., in 1982 at the School of Dentistry, Medical College of Georgia,
the objective of the American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics is 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, Jamaica,
Jordan, Kazakhstan, Israel, Italy, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, South Korea 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. The academy also publishes a newsletter.
The academy holds an annual
convention, 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 American Academy of
Implant Prosthodontics is designated
an Approved PACE Program Provider
by the Academy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing education
programs of this program provider
are accepted by AGD for fellowship,
mastership and membership maintenance credit. The current term of
approval extends through Dec. 31,
2013.
Officers of the academy are Winkler, Scottsdale, Ariz., president; Dr.
Harold F. Morris, Canton, Mich.,
president-elect; Dr. Peter A. Neff, N.
Palm Beach, Fla., vice president; Dr.
Robert Wood, Philadelphia, Pa., secretary; and Dr. James Fagan, III,
Atlanta, treasurer. Dr. M. Joe Mehranfar, Scottsdale, Ariz., is general
chairperson of the 2011 annual meeting.
In a letter to the academy after
the joint program, McKenzie, interim
dean of the School of Oral Health
Sciences, wrote, “On behalf of the
University of Technology, Jamaica, and the people of Jamaica, I
wish to express sincere gratitude to
the American Academy of Implant
Prosthodontics for this priceless act
of kindness and humanitarianism
that has exceeded our every expectation.”
Future meeting, continuing education and membership information
can be obtained from AAIP headquarters at 8672 E. Eagle Claw Drive,
Scottsdale, Ariz. 85266-1058; telephone (480) 588-8062; fax (480) 5888296; e-mail to swinkdent@cox.net.
The AAIP website is www.aaipusa.
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Implant Tribune | March 2011
gIDE’s online lecture library expands
As part of gIDE’s mission statement, the Global Institute for Dental Education is dedicated to providing continuous new professional
development surrounding the everevolving field of dentistry. gIDE publishes new Online Lectures bi-monthly filmed in-house with professional
green screens and production equipment.
For its latest lecture on demand,
“Oral Plastic Surgery,” gIDE worked
with an expert in restorative dentistry,
Dr. Nelson Carranza. In many cases,
especially in implant dentistry, the
challenge still present today relies on
soft-tissue management. Periodontal
surgery is evolving to meet these chal-
lenges into a new concept termed
“oral plastic surgery.” Carranza filmed
two versions of this lecture, in English
and in Spanish.
Dr. Sam Strong, who has previously recorded nine lectures for gIDE,
most recently contributed “Treating
the Edentulous Arch with Removable
Implant Overdentures.” This presentation is the second of four modules
related to treating the fully edentulous
patient with removable overdentures.
It focuses on the use of a jaw relation
recording device (or tracing device),
which gives the clinician new accuracy in procuring centric relation.
“The Emergency Implant Immediate Extraction Replacement” is the
newest lecture from Dr. Jack Hahn, a
well-recognized pioneer in the field of
implant dentistry. Immediate extraction replacement is an option applied
when patients present themselves
with an un-restorable tooth, especially
in the esthetic zone where they want
something that will allow them to
engage in social situations without a
missing tooth.
gIDE has published more than
200 lectures online, while constantly
adding new and innovative content.
Access to these lectures is available
through DVD purchase, but gIDE’s
lecture library is most conveniently
utilized via the online membership.
Yearly subscription to this compre-
hensive library provides instant access
to scientific knowledge in the fastest
growing segments in dentistry. gIDE
is ADA certified and offers a growing
number of up to 200 continuing education credits.
Founded in 2003 by worldrenowned implant dentist, Dr. Sascha
A. Jovanovic, and colleagues, gIDE is a
private dental institute blending online
digital education with hands-on learning, dedicated to the advancement of
clinicians and the healthcare of their
patients worldwide. For additional
information regarding gIDE’s lectures
on demand and additional benefits
of the membership, visit www.gide
dental.com or call (310) 696-9025. IT
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tice tooth extraction with simultaneous implant placement and bone
grafting with membrane placement
on mandibular pig jaw models. Each
workstation is equipped with an
implant drill unit, dental implants,
fresh pig jaw model, hand instruments, bone-filler material, membrane, BMP-2 graft, titanium mesh
and fixation pins.
Sinus elevation and grafting are
the topics for the final part of this
all-encompassing clinical course. A
critical viewing of biological and
clinical aspects of sinus elevation
techniques, including the key elements for implant success, will be
presented. Participants will practice
lateral window approach, internal
sinus elevation using Osteotome
techniques and more on fresh goat
maxilla models.
Dr. Leopold Weinstein, a general
practitioner from Camarillo, Calif.,
commented, “Dr. Jovanovic offers
the most complete and comprehensive program on bone, ridge and
socket grafting.”
A periodontist from Cerritos,
Calif., Dr. Phil Melnick said, “This
one-of-a-kind sinus hands-on course
raised my confidence level and success rate in sinus bone grafting and
has expanded my overall expertise
in these important procedures that I
now perform regularly.”
For
additional
information
regarding gIDE’s Advanced Implant
Hands-On Workshops, visit www.
gidedental.com or call (310) 6969025. IT
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Introducing unique
patented dental implant
OsseoSpeed TX Profile
from Astra Tech:
anatomically designed
for sloped ridges
Astra Tech launches an anatomically designed implant for sloped
ridges called OsseoSpeed™ TX Profile. This uniquely shaped implant
eliminates the common compromise
between marginal bone levels and
esthetics in sloped alveolar ridge
situations.
The implant design meets a clinical need: it facilitates implant placement when there is a sloped ridge
and optimizes implant position to
maintain marginal bone support and
esthetics.
“The sloped design lets the
implant adapt to the anatomy rather
than letting the anatomy adapt to
the implant design; this works particularly well for placement in the
esthetic zone,” says Professor Dr.
Wilfried Wagner, of the Johannes
Gutenberg University Mainz, Department for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Germany.
As with all Astra Tech dental
implants, OsseoSpeed TX Profile has
all the key features of the well-documented Astra Tech BioManagement
Complex™, unique to the Astra Tech
Implant System.™
Due to the sloped neck of this dental implant, Astra Tech recommends
that dental professionals who use
this product have extensive implant
treatment knowledge.
About Astra Tech
Astra Tech AB, a company in the
Astra Zeneca group, is a global leader in dental, surgical and urological
products, services and support. An
innovation-driven company since its
start in 1948, Astra Tech has continually developed market-leading
solutions to meet health-care needs
based on user and medical community input. Ongoing research and
development is aimed at finding
new ways to support caregivers and
improve quality of life for patients
worldwide.
Astra Tech headquarters are
located in Mölndal, Sweden, with
production facilities in Sweden and
North America. The company is represented globally by 16 subsidiaries
and selected local distribution partners. Astra Tech has 2,200 employees worldwide and the revenue in
2010 was SEK 3.9 billion. The company invests 5 percent of its revenues annually in research.
For information about Astra Tech
Dental, visit www.astratechdental.
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‘The sloped design lets the implant
adapt to the anatomy rather than
letting the anatomy adapt to the
implant design; this works
particularly well for placement in
the esthetic zone.’
OsseoSpeed
TX Profile.
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Provided by
Astra Tech)
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Implant Tribune | March 2011
Try the Tapered Navigator System from BIOMET 3i
for the latest in accurate implant placement
Building on the success of the
Navigator System for Parallel Walled
Implants, BIOMET 3i is now introducing the Navigator® System for
Tapered BIOMET 3i Implants.
The Tapered Navigator® System
offers the only guided surgery instrumentation designed to provide clinicians with four levels of guided
control for accurate tapered implant
treatment, including control of
implant angulation, hex orientation,
depth and position.
The BIOMET 3i Tapered Navigator
System for Guided Surgery was developed in response to clinicians’ growing interest in utilizing the benefits of
computed tomography (CT) for dental
implant placement and the desire to
accelerate patient provisionalization.
CT guidance technology allows clinicians to determine the locations of
anatomical structures and the dimensions of underlying bone as well as to
ascertain bone densities in order to
plan and perform cases.
The Tapered Navigator System
offers:
• A guided solution from the treatment plan to tapered implant place-
BIOMET 3i introduces the Navigator System for Tapered BIOMET 3i Implants. (Photo/Provided by BIOMET 3i)
ment to provisionalization.
• Depth- and diameter-specific
instrumentation for precise osteotomy preparation and tapered implant
placement.
• Accuracy of pre-planning and
tapered implant placement that provides the option of minimally invasive surgery and immediate provisionalization.
About BIOMET 3i
BIOMET 3i, a division of Biomet,
Inc., is a leading manufacturer of
dental implants, abutments and
related products. Since its inception
in 1987, BIOMET 3i has been on the
forefront in developing, manufacturing and distributing oral reconstructive products, including dental
implant components and bone- and
tissue-regenerative materials.
The company also provides educational programs and seminars for
dental professionals around the world.
BIOMET 3i is based in Palm Beach
Gardens, Fla. For more information about BIOMET 3i, visit www.
biomet3i.com or contact the company at
(800) 342-5454; outside the United
States dial (561) 776-6700. IT
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Implant Tribune | March 2011
J. Morita announces new features for
Lubrina handpiece maintenance system
superior performance in the
J. Morita, a world
same amount of time — just
leader in dental tech25 seconds per handpiece.
nology, has announced
Lubrina also offers a long
two product updates to
blow out mode, if needed, to
the Lubrina Automatic
help ensure proper mainteHandpiece Maintenance
nance and maximize service
System: increased power
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life.
and a standard five-hole
by J. Morita)
Rated as highly versaconnection option.
tile in 2009 for its setting
Lubrina cleans and
options, four ports and compatipurges handpieces, and a variety
bility with multiple handpiece and
of other equipment, via a rapid air
lubricant brands, Morita continues
blow system. The speed of air flow
to improve Lubrina’s versatility. In
has been substantially increased,
addition to four-hole and six-pin, it
resulting in more power. It delivers
is now compatible with a standard
five-hole connection. Lubrina is
also currently the only system on
the market that accepts multiple
brands of spray lubricant, including
the use of two different sprays in the
same cycle.
Powerful, versatile and easy to
operate, Lubrina simplifies the
maintenance process and keeps
handpieces running smoothly.
For more information, call
888-JMORITA (566-7482) or contact
your dealer. For more information,
see www.morita.com/usa.
AMC-20
self-contained
dental delivery
cart video
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The AMC-20 from Aseptico allows
any workspace to become a fullyfunctional dental operatory in a matter of seconds.
Features include:
• Self-contained air, water and vacuum systems that eliminate the need
for on-site plumbing or utility room.
• Automatic liquid waste purge and
handpiece flush system for improved
infection control.
• Ample counter-top work surface.
• Large casters for easy mobility
between operatories, or within the
facility.
• Fully compliant to current regulatory and electrical safety standards.
• Movable holder arms enabling
convenient positioning of handpieces
and suction instrumentation.
Optional accessories include:
fiber-optic illumination, curing light,
piezoelectric scaler, amalgam separator, tray stand and AEU-5000 Electric Operative System. Dual-voltage
option available for 220 V operation. Two-year equipment warranty.
Made in the United States. Military
Customers: Please inquire about the
AMC-20CF model, which includes a
military-specification transport case
with integrated ramp.
For more information about the
AMC-20, available accessories and
other equipment solutions, visit www.
Aseptico.com, call (866) 244-2954
or (425) 487-3157, or e-mail info@
Aseptico.com.
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you would like to share with
15,000 of your peers? To have
your case study considered for
publication in Implant Tribune,
send your 800- to 1,200-word
case study and up to 12 highresolution photos to Managing Editor Sierra Rendon at
s.rendon@dental-tribune.com.
Authors will be notified of publication and have an opportunity
to review the designed case study
prior to final publication. Cases
will be published pending editor
approval and space availablility.
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