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NADL’s big ticket drawing / NADL’s 2011 Vision 21 Meeting / Industry

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LAB TRIBUNE
The World’s Dental Lab Newspaper · U.S. Edition

January 2011

www.dental-tribune.com

NADL’s
2011
Vision 21
Meeting

The foundation for Dental Laboratory Technology has another ‘Big
Ticket’ drawing fundraiser
scheduled during the 2011 NADL
Vision 21 Meeting in Las Vegas.

NADL’s
big ticket
drawing

Experience everything you love about Paris, right in the heart of Las Vegas, during the NADL’s 2011 Vision 21 Meeting,
which takes place Jan. 20–22. (Photo/stock.xchng)

Meeting to focus on
breaking your own
professional barriers
In today’s competitive world,
everyone comes up against professional barriers that block
him or her from reaching his or
her goals. But you don’t have to
remain stuck in place.
Now is the time to break
through your wall.
NADL’s 2011 Vision 21 (V21)

Meeting in Las Vegas will help you
do it. Keith McFarland, the author
of best- selling business books
“Bounce” and “The Breakthrough
Company,” will share the information he gleaned from his five-year
study of more than 7,000 companies
to explode popular myths about what
it takes to drive sustained growth
and profitability.
McFarland and a slate full of
speakers will help you overcome
the obstacles your dental laboratory
faces.
Here is a look at the event schedule:

Vol. 2, No. 1

Jan. 20

Need a strategic plan? Have one
that’s years old? Understand plans
but struggle with implementation?
Sit down with the man who believes
you should plan your work and work
your plan. Follow that with some
networking at the NADL President’s
Roast.
8:30–11:30 a.m.: “Strategic Planning for Today’s Business Environment” with Richard Harrell, CDT,
of Dental Services Group (Limited
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The Foundation for Dental Laboratory Technology has another “Big
Ticket” drawing fundraiser scheduled during the 2011 NADL Vision
21 (V21) Meeting in Las Vegas from
Jan. 20–22.
Prizes include two luxury hotel/
resort stays at two different Florida properties, and each package
includes three days and two nights
with
deluxe
accommodations.
Upgrades are available based upon
availability.
Two winners will be drawn on
Saturday afternoon at the V21 Meeting.
Purchase your tickets now:
• Fax the completed form (online
at www.v21.nadl.org) along with
payment to (850) 222-0053.
• Purchase online at www.v21.
nadl.org.
• Purchase tickets onsite at the
meeting beginning Thursday evening at the welcome reception. You
may obtain tickets from staff at the
registration desk or look for any
member of the foundation board of
trustees as they will have tickets for
the drawings, too.
Once you obtain a ticket, you will
be entered into the Big Ticket drawings ($100 is the suggested contribution per ticket and acceptable forms
of payment are cash, check or credit
card).
Only 200 tickets will be sold, so
the more tickets you purchase, the
better your chances to win. Winners
do not have to be present to win.
All proceeds received from the Big
Ticket drawing will go to the Foundation for Dental Laboratory Technology and will support the future of
dental laboratory technology.
For additional information, call
the foundation at (866) 627-3990. LT


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Events

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attendance and additional registration)
1:30–4:30 p.m.: NADL Component
Section Meeting with Chair Dena
Lanier of The Lab 2000
6–8 p.m.: Roast and Recognition
Reception of 2011, NADL President
Jeff Stronk

Jan. 21
On Friday, you’ll discover the commonalities of breakthrough companies, learn how to prepare for new
regulations and have your laboratory’s
marketing message heard above all
others.
8 a.m.–4 p.m.:
• Memorial to Peter Stein
• “Breakthrough Companies” with
Keith McFarland of McFarland Strategy Group
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• “Health Care Reform and Tax
Implications for Small Businesses”
with Jose Valiente, CPA, of Larson
Allen
• “Marketing in Today’s Competitive Environment” with Terry Fine of
AMG Creative
5–7 p.m.: Reception, NADL and
NBC Awards, Foundation for Dental
Laboratory Technology, Update and
NADL and NBC Board Installations

Jan. 22
On Saturday, it’s all about risk taking,
strategic thinking and a can-do attitude. Hear that? It’s the sound of your
wall tumbling down.
8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.:
• “Entrepreneurship and Risk
Taking” with Basil Haymann of D4D
Technologies
• “Strategies for How to Acquire
Another Laboratory or Eventually Sell

Your Own” with Peter Christman of
The Christman Group
• “Successful Dental Laboratory
Business Models,” a panel discussion
with industry leaders including Greg
Thayer, CDT; Larry Weiss and Stuart
Steinbock
The NADL’s 2011 Vision 21 Meeting takes place Jan. 20–22 at the Paris
in Las Vegas. Paris Las Vegas brings
the spirit, excitement and savoir-faire
to the Las Vegas Strip and is modeled
after the famous Hotel de Ville in Paris.
The hotel tower soars 34 stories and
is a landmark on the Las Vegas Strip.
Earn up to 15 hours of C.E. credit
for attending the V21 meeting.
For more information, contact the
NADL Meetings Department at (800)
950-1150 or by e-mail at meetings@
nadl.org. LT
(Source: NADL)

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for product names or claims or statements made by advertisers. Opinions expressed by authors are their
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Dental Tribune America.

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Lab Tribune | January 2011

SensAble expands
European dental
partner network with
SILADENT, Innodema
New partnerships
provide additional
distribution, fabrication
choices for labs
SensAble Technologies, a leading
provider of dental restoration design
and fabrication solutions, 3-D modeling software and haptic devices,
announced recently that it has further
expanded its network of European
partners in service to the growing
dental lab business in Europe.
The company has announced partnerships with SILADENT Dr. Böhme
& Schöps GmbH, Goslar, Germany,
and Innodema, an alliance of dental lab fabrication experts based
in Belgium, both of which become
SensAble authorized production centers (SAPCs). Following September’s
appointment of other German production and milling partners, the new
partnership appointments further
expand SensAble’s dental lab market presence in Europe, where the
company markets its award-winning
SensAble™ Dental Lab System and the
new modular configurations designed
for the European market.
As a SensAble authorized production center, SILADENT can guarantee the fit of restorations made using
authorized design configurations of
the SensAble Dental Lab System and
maintain quality and turnaround standards in accordance with SensAble’s
SAPC program.
Also an SAPC, Innodema will be
offering direct metal fabrication of
parts designed on the SensAble Dental
Lab System in partnership with different SensAble customers located in
Belgium, the Netherlands and other
European countries. Direct metal fabrication is an innovative approach that
is economical and ecologically friendly and designed to meet labs’ highest
quality standards.
SensAble showcased its dental lab
solutions, along with numerous partner offerings by SILADENT, Innodema and others — including dental
lab system reseller Antonius Koester,
GmbH & Co. of Meschede, Germany, and R+K CAD/CAM Technologie
of Berlin, another SAPC — at the
EuroMold conference in Frankfurt in
December.
“As a customer of SensAble, I’ve
been amazed at the quality that is
possible using the SensAble Dental
Lab System, and so we are delighted to offer outsourced fabrication of
SensAble-designed restorations to
other labs,” said Marc Vosters, director of Innodema. “We know we can
add tremendous value to those dental

labs looking to move from wax to digital design. We can help them to lower
the production costs of dental frames,
crowns and bridges and other innovative dental applications, and this in an
ecological-friendly way.”
“SILADENT is excited to be a
SensAble authorized production
center for Germany,” said Markus
Rehse, CEO of SILADENT. “SILADENT Dr. Böhme & Schöps is one of
the largest European manufacturers
of dental gypsum, duplicating materials and investments, and a specialist
in the casting technique. Expanding
our business into digital design is a
natural progression for us. Being at
Euromold within SensAble’s booth is
the first of many activities that will
bring our joint customers the best of
SILADENT and SensAble.”
With the worldwide dental lab market projected to grow to $14.5 billion
by 20151, labs are rapidly adopting
digital solutions that provide more
precise and accurately-fitting restorations in less time — a savings for
labs, dentists and patients. SensAble’s
expanding network of dental lab partners helps assure labs of ready access
to the fabrication services they need
for efficiently produced, precisely fitting work for their dentists.
“We are committed to growing our
customer base among dental labs in
Europe and to providing them with
innovative products and the wide
choice of fabrication services they
need,” said Bob Steingart, president of
SensAble Dental. “Today’s dental labs
want the flexibility of open systems
while maintaining consistent quality
and fit, and SensAble and its partners
are meeting that need.”

About the SensAble Dental Lab
System

SensAble Technologies is the only
provider to offer a lab-proven digital solution for the production of
both partials and crown-and-bridge
restorations. The company provides
turnkey systems, including components from scanning to fabrication, as well as new modular solutions that were designed for the
needs of the European dental lab
market. Using the SensAble Dental
Lab System’s standard file formats,
SensAble’s modular systems allow
labs to take advantage of existing
scanners and fabrication technologies they may already own, or send
out their designs to their choice of
fabrication partners. LT
1. Global Industry Analysts, June 30
2010, as cited in Dental Tribune,
www.dental-tribune.com/articles/
content/scope/news/region/usa/
id/2445.

KOMET USA’s sintered
diamond lab instruments:
‘efficient and effective’
KOMET USA offers unique
diamond laboratory instruments
designed for efficient grinding of
ceramics and chrome cobalt materials to be used in crown-andbridge and model-casting techniques.
KOMET’s diamonds with a sintered bond (DSB) are laboratory
“grinders” interspersed either with
a medium (107 µm), coarse (151
µm) or super coarse (181 µm) diamond grit. DSB instruments are
designed with high-quality diamonds and provide users with long
service lives and good dimensional
stability, generating very little dust
during operation.
The following DSB instruments
are currently available:
• 7801/76801: medium and coarse
round instruments
• 7805/76805: medium and coarse
inverted cone instruments
• 7928: medium hollow inverted
cone instrument
• 7825/76825: medium and coarse
knife-edge instruments

• 76881: coarse cylinder round
instrument
• 76859: coarse needle instrument
• 7848: medium flat-end tapered
instrument
• 7856/76856: medium and coarse
round-end tapered
• 7862: medium flame instrument
• 7852/76852: medium and coarse
needle instruments
• 7351/76351/75351: medium,
coarse and super coarse round-end
tapered instruments
• 76251/75251: coarse and super
coarse flame instruments
KOMET USA recommends that
all DSBs be cleaned and sharpened by using a KOMET cleaning
stone (9750), thus preventing black
marks on ceramics and extending its
already long service life.
KOMET’s U.S. headquarters is
located in Rock Hill, S.C. For more
information about KOMET USA or
the DSB Instruments, call (888) 5663887 or visit www.komet-usa.com.

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