Implant Tribune U.S. No. 9, 2011
AAID turns 60 / Replacing congenitally missing lateral incisors / AAID Annual Meeting / Ride the wave to success in dentistry at Yankee Dental Congress 2012 / Industry / Products
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Fig. 1: Pre-op panoramic.
Replacing
congenitally
missing
lateral
incisors
By Robert M. D’Orazio, DDS, FAGD, MIIF, ABOI/ID
and Mark A. Iacobelli, DDS, FAGF, FICD, MIIF
It is estimated that 6 percent of
the American population, 18 million
people, are congenitally missing a
maxillary lateral incisor.
To address this need, DMX
Implant Corp., the dental implant
division of Dentatus Ltd., has created a unique narrow body implant
called the ANEW Implant System.
ANEW is the only narrow diameter implant that accepts a screwretained abutment. This advantage
affords prosthetic options unlike
other narrow diameter implants.
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Dentistry’ at winter conference
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AAID turns 60
At annual meeting,
group celebrates six
decades of success
and looks to future
Sixty years ago, a small cadre
of dental pioneers braved a firestorm of professional criticism
and founded the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID)
to stimulate research and training
in implant dentistry and pave the
way for eventual public and professional acceptance of implants as
the preferred method for replacing
missing teeth.
This year, at its 60th annual
scientific meeting, Oct. 19–22 in
Las Vegas, AAID will celebrate six
decades of achievement in dental
implant education and look ahead
to challenges in meeting surging
global demand for implants.
AAID’s meeting is highly regarded in the dental profession as an
innovative forum and valuable
resource for continuing education, product demonstrations and
networking. More than 1,600 dentists, allied staff and exhibitors are
expected to attend. The theme for
the conference, to be held at Caesars Palace, is “Realities of Implant
Dentistry: Stacking the Deck in
Your Favor.” As always, the sci-
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The 60th annual scientific meeting of the AAID will take place Oct. 19–22 at
Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. (Photo/Provided by Caesars Palace)
entific program will showcase an
international cast of speakers and
offer practical education for the
practicing implant dentist.
A major highlight of the meeting will be the premiere showing of
a documentary video, produced by
AAID, tracing the academy’s history
as told by the pioneers who made it.
Dr. Norman Goldberg, AAID’s first
president, now more than 90 years
old, will introduce the video with
current AAID President Joseph Orrico, DDS, during a plenary session.
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age and confidence shown by the
founders who stepped out of their
comfort zones and went against their
professional societies to promote
dental implant training and establish the AAID implant credentialing
program,” Orrico said. “Today, the
AAID credential is the most rigorous
and respected implant training program in the world, and without the
vision and fortitude of our founders,
implant dentistry would not be a
mainstream procedure in dentistry.”
Also at the AAID meeting, in an
Oct. 20 main podium presentation titled “Treatment Planning —
Implants vs. Root Canal Therapy:
Read, Analyze and Decide,” former
AAID President Jaime Lozada, DDS,
chairman of the graduate program
in implant dentistry at Loma Linda
University, will offer evidence-based
recommendations to practicing
dentists about choosing either root
canal therapy or dental implants for
patients with diseased or compromised teeth.
Another prominent and somewhat controversial topic in implant
dentistry is early loading of dental
implants. Jack A. Hahn, DDS, on
Oct. 21, will instruct AAID members about when immediate load
implants are appropriate in his main
podium session titled “Implants for
Immediate Function — Fact or Fiction.”
Implants often are a key element
for cosmetic dental restorations
and contemporary facial rejuvenation procedures, such as Botox and
injectable fillers, which are being
used more frequently by dentists
to maximize cosmetic outcomes.
Most dentists, however, still are not
aware of the considerable benefits
these treatments offer for cosmetic
dental treatment.
In a workshop on Oct. 22, chaired
by Pankaj Singh, DDS, conference
attendees will learn that facial rejuvenation procedures are a natural
and logical expansion for dental
practices to help achieve optimal
esthetic outcomes in cosmetic and
restorative dental care.
The AAID annual scientific meeting program also offers numerous
clinical roundtable presentations for
more intimate education in a small
class environment and will feature
live surgery beamed directly to the
meeting venue.
A mobile app for the meeting will
also be available this year, allowing
attendees to enhance their experience at the events and at the Implant
World Expo.
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Lozada
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Implant, Endo & CAD/CAM Tribunes
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About AAID
AAID is the leading professional
society dedicated to maintaining the
highest standards of implant dentistry
through research and education. The
annual meeting is the field’s leading venue for cutting-edge, evidencebased implant research presentations
and demonstrations of state-of-the art
implantation techniques.
Dr. Pankaj
Singh
AAID can help consumers find a
local credentialed implant dentist
at www.aaid.com. AAID is based in
Chicago and has more than 4,000
members. It is the first organization
dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of implant dentistry by
supporting research and education
to advance comprehensive implant
knowledge. IT
Mobile app for AAID annual meeting
AAID annual meeting attendees
can keep up with the meeting on
mobile devices with AAID’s new
mobile application.
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in real time. Receive alerts about
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tagging the exhibitors you want to
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AAID leads industry with Dental Industry Marketplace
The American Academy of
Implant Dentistry’s online Dental
Industry Marketplace is the profession’s leading source of information
for practitioners seeking to purchase
services or supplies.
Available from a link on the AAID
homepage (www.aaid.com), the
Dental Industry Marketplace features industry-specific product and
service listings designed to aid AAID
members and the implant dentistry
community with their purchasing
decisions.
The 2011 edition of the Buyers’
Guide includes request for information (RFI) functionality that allows
users to contact participating suppliers with a click of their mouse.
With a downloadable desktop search
Regeneration,
augmentation
hands-on
cadaver course
The American Academy of Implant
Dentistry has enhanced its popular bone grafting course and is relaunching it as the “Regeneration and
Augmentation Techniques Course.”
This hands-on course provides general dentists and
specialists
with experience
working
on cadaver heads.
It
will
be
held
March 9–10 in Orlando. Registration
information can be found on the AAID
website at www.aaid.com or by scanning the QR Code (inset).
Course description
This course combines lectures and
laboratory sessions featuring handson experience for bone- and tissuegrafting utilizing cadaver heads. The
lectures focus on relevant head and
neck anatomy, subantral grafts, ridge
expansion techniques, soft-tissue and
osseous grafts, bone graft material classifications and indications, science of
platelet rich plasma (PRP) and how to
obtain PRP using a cost-effective technique, venipuncture techniques and
pertinent perioperative pharmacology.
Tuition
The course tuition includes course
materials, continental breakfast, lunch
and breaks each day.
• AAID members: $2,945 ($3,245
after Feb. 1)
• Non-members (dentists): $3,445
($3,795 after Feb. 1)
• Allied dental staff: $150
Check out the AAID website at www.
aaid.com for more information and to
register or call Joyce Sigmon at (312)
335-1550, ext. 228. IT
The Dental Industry Marketplace
allows practitioners to contact
suppliers and watch videos about
implant services or supplies.
application available, visitors also
have the ability to search for items
directly from a small search window
on their desktops — making the
search process as convenient and
time-efficient as possible.
Along with the option to purchase
a graphically robust company listing,
direct website hyperlink and e-mail
generation capacity, the Buyers’
Guide allows supplier companies to
add videos to their listing for a small
administrative fee.
This feature gives users immediate access to video formatted information and promotions that will help
them easily procure products and
services specific to their industry
needs.
AAID partnered with MultiView,
an Irving, Texas-based publisher of
electronic buyer and supplier guides,
to develop the Dental Industry Marketplace in 2007.
“AAID
recognizes the
benefits
of aligning their
members
with the
suppliers
needed
to
efficiently run their businesses,” said
Dan Maitland, MultiView president.
“The Dental Industry Marketplace is
an efficient way for them to search
industry-wide for these products and
services.”
For more information, please
visit, dentalindustrymarketplace.com
or www.aaid.com. IT
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The high success rate of narrow-body implants has expanded
treatment options for both clinician
and patient. Primarily, narrow-body
implants can be placed into anatomically challenging areas that would
be contraindicated for standard
diameter implants without site modification procedures such as bone
grafting and orthodontics. These
procedures increase treatment time,
cost to the patient and morbidity.
This can deter the patient from dental implant therapy, thereby subjecting the patient to limiting his or
her treatment plan to less definitive
options such as “flipper” appliances, removable partial dentures or
“bonded” and conventional bridges.
In 2001, in conjunction with the
NYU Department of Dentistry, DMX
established a specific prosthetic protocol. In 2004, the FDA approved
ANEW Implants for “long-term use
or any length of time as determined
by the health-care provider.” The
low profile 3 mm head accommodates divergent angles offering
natural-looking esthetics. The nonhygroscopic screw cap abutment
facilitates fabrication of a fixed transitional restoration at the time of
implant placement, thereby providing the patient with an immediate,
predictable and cosmetic results.
During the healing period, the restoration contours can be easily modified to the contours of the tissue
architecture, thereby eliminating a
final “black triangle” result.
ANEW narrow diameter implants
are minimally invasive and designed
to fit into narrow spaces with implant
diameters of 1.8, 2.2 and 2.4 mm
respectively. The ANEW tapered
one-piece implant design eliminates
microgap-related crestal bone loss,
facilitates one-stage surgery, provides immediate restoration and is
more conducive to a flapless implant
placement. Additionally, utilizing a
minimally invasive flapless procedure with an immediate restoration
eliminates many postoperative challenges as well as reduces total treatment time.
ANEW narrow diameter implants
have been tested with universitybased research from around the
world. In 2007, Dr. Stuart Froum and
his colleagues from the New York
University Department of Implant
Dentistry published a study in the
International Journal of Perio and
Restorative Dentistry stating: “40
Anew Implants in patients for one
to five years postloading. No implant
failures were reported, yielding a
100 percent survival rating.” In 2005,
the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Implants published Dr. Michael
Rohrer’s histology study on Dentatus
implants. Rohrer determined that
the percentage of bone in contact
with the body of Dentatus implants
is in “the same range and sometimes
higher than what is usually seen
with conventional implants.”
These results support wellknown literature about implant
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Fig. 2: Pre-op site #7.
Fig. 3: Pre-op site #10.
Fig. 5: Post-op
panoramic.
Fig. 4: Immediately after orthodontic debracketing
Fig. 6: Immediately
after ANEW placement.
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design and materials in many ways.
ANEW narrow-body dental implants
are composed of Grade V, titanium
alloy; the threaded portion of the
implant is mechanically roughened
to increase surface area and maximize the bone-implant interface;
and the tapered design better facilitates implant placement, promotes
initial implant stability and better
distributes occlusal loads along the
body of the implant.
Predictably, ANEW implants have
been placed in various places within
the mouth with high success.
Fig. 7: Six-months post
placement #7.
Fig. 8: Six-month post
placement #10.
Fig. 9: Six-months post-placement. (Photos/Provided by Drs.
D’Orazio and Iacobelli)
Case study
A 15-year-old girl and her father
came to the office for diagnosis and
treatment planning as her orthodontic treatment was coming to an end.
She presented with congenitally
missing lateral incisors.
Her orthodontic treatment had
provided appropriate root separation
of the cuspids and centrals as well
as good esthetics during treatment.
This was accomplished by having a
prosthetic tooth #7 suspended from
the archwire and retention of the
upper left deciduous lateral incisor throughout the entire treatment
course (Figs. 1-3).
The treatment plan accepted was
to proceed with the completion of
the orthodontic treatment and debracketing (Fig. 4). That same day,
the upper left deciduous lateral incisor was extracted and then ANEW
implants were placed in the lateral
incisor positions of #7 and #10.
Once the ANEW implants were
placed, an immediate fixed provisional crown was fabricated on each
implant. They were then held in
static occlusion as part of the orthodontic retention as well as to help
provide initial stability for the ANEW
implants during osseointegration
(Figs. 5 and 6).
It was clearly understood that
as the still-growing patient would
continue to mature, the provisional
crowns would need to be removed
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About the authors
Dr. Robert M. D’Orazio, DDS, ABOI/
ID, is a graduate of the University of
Detroit, School of Dentistry. He is a
fellow at the Midwest Implant Institute and the American Academy of
Implant Dentistry. He is a diplomate of
the American Board of Implant Dentistry. D’Orazio currently maintains a
referral-based implant dental practice
located in Sterling Heights, Mich.
Mark A. Iacobelli, DDS, FAGD, FICD,
MIIF, is a graduate of Case Western
Reserve School of Dentistry. He has
been in private practice since June
1982 and holds licenses and sedation
permits in the states of Ohio and Florida. Iacobelli is a fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry, the Midwest
Implant Institute and the International
College of Dentists. He is a past president and board member of the Midwest
Implant Institute Fellowship.
and revised and/or remade in order
to properly form the papillae and
modify the incisal length. This would
easily be accomplished with the
ANEW screw-retained abutment and
provisional crown possibilities (Figs.
7-9). The final restorations supported by the ANEW Implants will be
fabricated when the growth of the
premaxilla is complete in about four
to five years when the patient is
between ages 19–20. IT
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Ride the wave to success in dentistry
at Yankee Dental Congress 2012
Featuring top-notch
speakers, courses
Attendees
explore the
exhibit hall at
the 2011
Yankee Dental
Congress.
(Photo/Kristine
Colker, Dental
Tribune)
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Come and join your colleagues to
“Ride the Wave to Success in Dentistry,” the theme of the 2012 Yankee
Dental Congress® (YDC), New England’s largest dental meeting. The
convention will be held Jan. 25–29 at
the Boston Convention and Exhibition
Center (BCEC).
YDC is the fifth largest dental
meeting in the United States and is
sponsored by the Massachusetts Dental Society, in cooperation with the
Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Vermont dental
associations.
The 27,000 dental professionals
who are expected to attend the convention in Boston will not only discover YDC 2012 to be educational, informative and fun, but also filled with
entertaining events, top-notch speakers and more than 300 educational
courses for dental professionals.
A major highlight of this year’s
meeting is a course being taught by
Daniel Alam, MD, on Thursday, January 26, at 2 p.m. Dr. Alam is the
current head of the Section of Facial
Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery
in the Head and Neck Institute at the
renowned Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.
He helped to make history in 2008
by being part of the multidisciplinary
team who performed the first American near-total facial transplant.
During Alam’s presentation, “Facial
Transplantation Versus Conventional
Reconstruction,” he will discuss the
groundbreaking operation, including
the basic scientific research, ethical
considerations and technical challenges of such a procedure.
The woman who received the
transplant had suffered severe facial
trauma and received a transplant of
approximately 80 percent of her face.
The procedure essentially replaced
most of her entire face, except for her
eyelids, forehead, lower lip and chin.
Alam will also describe the advances
in conventional microvascular reconstruction and the outcome limits of
present surgical science in this field.
In addition, back by popular
demand for Yankee 2012, is live dentistry on the show floor, which allows
attendees to see all-new live cuttingedge procedures. Yankee’s High Tech
Playground on the show floor is also
back this year and has been expanded
for 2012, enabling dental professionals to get an up-close look at high-tech
products available for their practices.
Take advantage of this relaxed setting
to ask questions and try various tools
and state-of-the-art gadgets.
Yankee Dental Congress also
features more than 450 exhibitors,
admission to select free continuing
education courses, alumni events,
and various networking and social
functions.
For more information on Yankee Dental Congress 2012, please
call (877) 515-9071 or visit www.
yankeedental.com. IT
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Osteogenics offers Vitala, a natural
porcine-derived collagen membrane
Product designed to maintain natural,
microporous architecture of the tissue
Vitala™, the latest GTR barrier
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the United States.
Vitala, a porcine-derived collagen
membrane, features the advanced
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Vitala is a natural porcine collagen membrane manufactured
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Vitala is biologically cross-linked,
eliminating the need for cross-linking chemicals and agents.
Vitala is now available for purchase and is offered in four sizes
to tailor to a variety of defects. In
addition to Vitala, Osteogenics offers
a complete line of dental bonegrafting products.
At the AAID
To hear more, stop by the Osteogenics Biomedical booth, Nos. 515/517,
at the AAID Annual Meeting.
For
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visit www.osteogenics.com, or
contact customer service at (888)
796-1923.
About Osteogenics Biomedical
Headquartered in Lubbock, Texas,
Osteogenics Biomedical is a leader in
the development of innovative dental bone-grafting products. Osteogenics offers a complete line of
bone-grafting products including
enCore™ Combination and Mineralized Allografts, Cytoplast® barrier
membranes, Vitala collagen membranes and the Pro-fix™ Precision
Fixation System. IT
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Consult-PRO: the world’s choice for
implant education and documentation
A case presentation tool that
accurately represents the quality
work the dentist performs is something both patient and dentist need
and deserve.
Consult-PRO is the world’s foremost dental education software company, specializing in 3-D animated
dental education and total practice
solutions. Since 1999, Consult-PRO
has provided the most comprehensive dental patient-education presentations in the industry, covering
all aspects of dentistry with a particular concentration on implants,
oral surgery and periodontics.
Technology leaders
With Consult-PRO Single, Consult-PRO Network, Consult-PRO
WebLink and the new Consult-PRO
CLOUD and Consult-PRO Mobile,
the company combines the emerging dental techniques and emerging
computer technology for the benefit
of the patient, the dentist and the
dental institution.
Consult-PRO creates 30 new presentations every year. These presen-
At the AAID
To hear more, stop by the ConsultPRO booth, No. 511, at the AAID
Annual Meeting.
tations are based on new surgical
techniques, new manufacturer technologies and new research developments in dentistry.
This dedication to continuous
development has led to the relevance and vast number of ConsultPRO topics covered.
The newest Consult-PRO CLOUD
and Consult-PRO Mobile platforms
highlight the company’s commitment to staying on the cutting edge
of emerging technology.
The addition of Consult-PRO
CLOUD and Mobile give the dentist more choices for how to utilize
the software. From the office to the
home, across a multi-office organization or in a university with thousands of students, Consult-PRO is
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truly the modern dental education
solution.
A common knowledge for
dentistry: across the world
Working with dental specialists and
native voice talents from each country Consult-PRO has currently translated its groundbreaking software
into more than 20 languages.
The globalization of dentistry
has granted clinicians and patients
from different regions of the world
the benefit and expertise of global dental knowledge, creating a
community of shared information.
Consult-PRO is a major supporter
of and vehicle for that knowledge
exchange.
By providing the most up-to-date
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dental techniques and 3-D animated
technology in the language of each
user, Consult-PRO is contributing
to the development of a common
knowledge for dentistry.
Consult-PRO is currently working
with many universities and organizations around the world to help
foster the development of this common dental knowledge.
The relationship with the European Federation of Periodontology, www.efp.net, is the most recent
example of Consult-PRO’s commitment to worldwide patient and clinician education.
True informed consent
The governing bodies of dentistry
are requiring more and more documentation. Was the patient provided
with data to make an informed decision?
Documenting informed consent
or informed refusal is about protecting the dental professional and
the dental patient. Proper documentation is paramount to the success of any modern dental practice.
Consult-PRO has developed the
complete informed consent solution.
• Show
3-D consequences of
non-treatment, different treatment
options and various complications
associated with different procedures.
• Automatically document the
exact date and time those procedures were shown to a particular
patient.
• Add notes in WordPad about
what was specifically discussed with
the patient.
• Print brochures highlighting the
details of the presentations shown
and automatically document that
they were printed and given to the
patient.
• E-mail 3-D presentations to the
patient for him or her to watch at
home with other family members or
decision makers and document that
you e-mailed those presentations.
• Automatically document when
the presentations were watched by
the patient at home.
Consult-PRO also gives you the
ability to have the patient digitally
sign to confirm that he or she has
seen and understood everything
that has been explained.
We are living in a litigious society; we owe it to ourselves and our
patients to ensure we are protected.
Team building
Consult-PRO isn’t just for the patient.
It’s a team-building tool for the
entire staff. Associates, hygienists,
office managers and any other staff
members can understand the common dental goals. The software also
tracks which staff member showed
or e-mailed which presentation to
which patient. Consult-PRO helps
make sure everyone in the dental
office is delivering a clear and consistent message to the patient.
For more information or a demonstration, call (800) 519-6569
(North America) or 001 (416) 4296545 (international) or visit www.
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BondBone aids
socket preservation
after extraction
BondBone from
MIS Implants
Technologies
offers a selfreinforced boneaugmentation product.
(Photo/
Provided by
MIS)
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MIS Implants offers new
synthetic bone-graft material
Tooth extraction without concomitant socket grafting can result in osseous deformities of the alveolar ridge,
such as reduced height and width. This
makes subsequent management of
esthetics and implant placement very
challenging.
At the
AAID
To learn
more, stop
by the MIS
Implants booth, No. 601, at the AAID
Annual Meeting.
MIS Implants Technologies
recently introduced in the U.S.
market a safe, synthetic bone-graft
material, BondBone,™ that can be
easily placed for socket preservation
after extraction.
BondBone is a biocompatible
biphasic calcium sulfate in a granulated powder form.
It is the only pure calcium sulfate
graft material that can set in three
to five minutes in the presence of
blood and saliva without the need
for additives or exothermic producing accelerators that affect the healing process.
Calcium sulfate used to be considered just a bone space filler. We
now know that it is much more.
Studies have shown that calcium
sulfate is biocompatible, biodegradable, osteoconductive, safe and nontoxic. It is hemostatic, it encourages
angiogenesis in bony defects, and it
enhances the release of BMPs into
the site.
Upon implantation into the defect,
it dissolves into calcium and sulfate
ions that combine with phosphate
ions from body fluids to form calcium phosphate. This forms an osteoconductive lattice of biologic apatite
that stimulates bone growth into the
defect.
When used on its own, BondBone
is a highly effective material for
small bony defects such as extraction sockets. When combined with
other bone-grafts materials such
as autografts, allografts and other
granular bone-augmentation products, BondBone increases their binding properties, volume and effectiveness as bone grafts.
BondBone is cementable and
moldable, and the procedure time
from the beginning of mix to completion can be accomplished in less
than five minutes. Its putty-like mix
for good bone-to-product contact
enables the grafted area to be filled
with vital bone, usually in three to
four months.
BondBone is a safe, synthetic bone-graft material. Its optimal properties facilitate a boneregeneration process that contributes to the success of future implant
restorations.
For more information, please visit
www.misimplants.com or call (866)
797-1333. IT
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Expand your potential with NuOss XC,
expandable bone-grafting composite by ACE
NuOss XC by ACE Surgical Supply Company supports bone growth. (Photo/Provided by ACE)
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Expand your potential with
NuOss XC™, an expandable bonegrafting composite from ACE Surgical Supply Company.
This latest development in natural bone substitutes, like the other
ACE NuOss products, supports bone
growth in periodontal and oral maxillofacial defects.
NuOss XC is a composite grafting material composed of mineralized de-proteinated bovine granules
and purified type I bovine collagen.
When it is placed into a bleeding
site, the material expands to a predetermined size and shape.
At the AAID
To hear more, stop by the ACE Surgical booth, Nos. 203/205, at the
AAID Annual Meeting.
NuOss XC is available in two
forms: socket and sinus forms. Both
are easy to place, prevent particle
migration and save time.
The NuOss XC Socket comes
preloaded into a delivery syringe
for placement into extraction cavities. NuOss XC Sinus is placed without pre-hydration into the sinus
cavity after successful elevation of
the sinus membrane. Expansion
occurs via contact with blood or by
hydration with sterile saline after
implantation, allowing the NuOss
XC to fill the entire defect.
NuOss XC is offered in two sizes:
NuOss XC Socket expands to 6 mm x
15 mm and 9 mm x 15 mm. NuOss XC
Sinus expands to 17 mm x 10 mm and
22 mm x 12 mm.
Available
from
the
ACE
Surgical Supply website at www.
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BIOMET 3i
has an app
for that!
Continuing its quest to be a dental industry leader in new media
innovations, BIOMET 3i invites
dental professionals worldwide to
download the free BIOMET 3i app
for the iPad and iPhone, Android
and Blackberry smartphones.
The BIOMET 3i solutions app
was developed to add a level of
convenience to the clinician’s user
experience and enhance the accessibility of rich media educational resources for the patient. The
BIOMET 3i solutions app consists
of two portals: one for the clinician
and one for the patient.
The clinician portal provides
immediate access to BIOMET 3i
product and service solutions for
clinicians.
Its libraries offer a wide variety of PDFs and links to BIOMET
3i social media sites, as well as
up-to-date BIOMET 3i educational
opportunities, access to the Journal
of Implant and Reconstructive Dentistry™ and online ordering.
The patient portal is an interactive version of the BIOMET 3i
patient education brochure with
easy-to-understand animated information tailored to the patient. This
information covers everything from
the overall oral environment and
treatment options to various dental
implant therapies and is designed
for clinicians to utilize during
patient consultations.
The BIOMET 3i solutions app
is free and available to download
and install directly from the BIOMET 3i website at http://apps.biomet3i.com. Mobile versions are also
available for most iPhone, Android
and Blackberry smartphones. The
BIOMET 3i solutions app will also
soon be released in Apple’s App
Store. IT
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Products 23
i-CAT Precise was designed to help dentists provide better care in treatment planning
for placing and restoring implants, performing
guided surgery, extractions and other surgical
procedures. This system has all the benefits of
three-dimensional radiography that so many
dentists have come to expect from i-CAT® technology, plus it delivers the most comprehensive
treatment tools for implant therapy, the fastest
radiographic workflow and complete clinical
control over image size and dose, according to
Imaging Sciences.
For implant placement, i-CAT Precise comes
with the exclusive, integrated Tx Studio™ software that affords total control of all aspects of
treatment — implant, abutment and restoration.
This comprehensive treatment tool allows the
clinician to guide each case, from plan to completion, with surgical predictability. In addition,
the rich visuals of the software create patient
engagement leading to a greater understanding
of his or her condition and of the treatment plan.
Keeping the office moving quickly while
offering high-quality care, the scan is captured,
reconstructed and ready for planning in less
than 30 seconds. Even complex treatment plans
can be completed in a few minutes with the
included Tx Studio software, and immediately
discussed either chairside or in consultation
rooms. Additionally, i-CAT-powered scanners,
including i-CAT Precise, are the only systems
capable of producing CBCT radiographic images
and panoramic scans in 4.8 seconds, perfect for
At the AAID
To learn more, stop by the Imaging Sciences booth, Nos. 201/300, at the AAID Annual
Meeting.
following the progress of treatment.
Utilizing a host of proprietary tools including i-Collimator™, a variety of dose settings and
i-PAN™’s built-in panoramic function — all hallmarks of the award-winning i-CAT technology
— i-CAT Precise allows for responsible imaging.
Flexible control over image size and low-dose
scanning gives control to tailor 3-D and 2-D
scans to the need of each individual patient.
With i-CAT Precise, clinicians can confidently
communicate to patients that they are getting a
dose that is minimized for their individual treatment.
Learn more at www.i-cat.com. IT
i-CAT Precise. (Photos/Provided by Imaging Sciences)
Introducing the new i-CAT Precise
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