today AAOMS 100th Annual Meeting Chicago October 11, 2018
1918 to 2018 / Exhibitors / Future Events
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AAOMS 100th Annual Meeting · Chicago, Illinois · Thursday, October 11, 2018
Vol. 3, No. 1
Same device,
new features
The next generation
of CBCT imaging
Make plans to head
to Maryland
Surgical unit adds color
touchscreen, wireless
foot pedal, LED+
capability and more.
Unit is designed to
offer a fluent workflow
and be adaptable for
different patient sizes.
Glidewell’s second
educational symposium
is coming up fast. Here’s
what you need to know.
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1918 to 2018
AAOMS celebrates
its centennial back
where it all began
n One hundred years ago, Dr. Menifee Howard decided to contact other
prominent exodontists about the need
for an oral surgery organization to
benefit the specialty and serve the
public.
To do so, he collected names of exodontists from dental supply houses
and then wrote them all letters inviting them to a charter meeting on Aug.
6, 1918, at the National Dental Association’s meeting in Chicago. At that
gathering, Howard was named chair,
and Dr. C.F.B. Stowell was elected
secretary, with 29 exodontists signing the charter. The organization was
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It’s 100 years and counting for AAOMS. (Photo/Provided by fcl1971 at freeimages.com)
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From relaxing to headshots, there’s much to do in the exhibit hall
n There are a lot of companies waiting for you in the exhibit hall, along
with aisles of new products and the
best technology the industry has to
offer, but that’s not all you can find
there. Here are some other exhibit hall
activities you might want to check out.
• New Exhibitor Spotlight. The New
Exhibitor Spotlight is an opportunity
for first-time exhibitors to shine. Stop
by their spotlight displays in the con-
vention center and their booths in the
exhibit hall.
• Professional Headshot Photos,
booth No. 1832. Back by popular
demand, you can have your professional photograph taken for free.
• Service Project, booth No. 624.
AAOMS is offering attendees the
chance to participate in a service
project to assemble hygiene kits for
donation to a Chicago-area program
that serves under-resourced communities. In less than five minutes, you
can assemble a kit and write a note of
encouragement to its recipient.
• Social Media Bar, booth No. 1029.
Become social media savvy at the
Social Media Bar. Offering one-onone personalized consulting sessions
and brief learning labs, experts will
teach you how to take full advantage
of social networking sites — including
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest and more. Attendees
will learn how to use the materials
available through the AAOMS Informational Campaign to promote the
specialty and their practices.
• The Zone, booth No. 217. Be sure
to stop by the Zone to relax and reenergize, drop off completed exhibit
hall game cards and see the names of
winners in the daily game drawings.
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100th Annual Meeting in Chicago,
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initially known as the American Society of Exodontists; the initiation fee
was $10, while annual dues were $5.
The National Dental Association gave
official recognition to the society in
1919. The society later became the
American Society of Oral Surgeons
and Exodontists, then the American
Society of Oral Surgeons before adopting its current name — the American
Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons — in 1978.
Today, we are back here in the city
where it all began to celebrate 100
years of education and camaraderie,
and if you haven’t yet had a chance to
look around, you will see there are a
lot of special activities taking place
during the next few days.
A history museum will showcase
artifacts related to the specialty —
such as surgical mallets and cheek
retractors — as well as present a historical timeline of association milestones and videos of interviews with
past association presidents.
In addition to the approximately
170 educational programs being held
at the Hilton Chicago and McCormick
Place West, and expounding on such
timely topics as the treatment of
war injuries, advancements in cancer
care and emerging technologies in
maxillofacial nerve injuries, there
will also be a “100 Years of AAOMS”
course that will summarize the specialty’s history and discuss the evolution from exodontists to oral and
maxillofacial surgeons.
Another new educational program
will feature nine tracks based on the
OMS scope of practice: anesthesia,
cosmetic and orthognathic surgery,
dental implants, dentoalveolar, head
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and neck oncology, pediatrics and
cleft, reconstruction, temporomandibular joint and trauma. For each
track, speakers will address the latest
evidence-based research in a plenary
session and then move into focused
breakouts. In honor of the centennial,
each track also will offer a historical
review of the practice area and an oral
abstract session.
“We will celebrate the rich history
of our association and the oral and
maxillofacial surgery specialty during our 100th annual meeting,” said
AAOMS President Brett L. Ferguson,
DDS, FACS, in a press release distributed before the meeting. “Attendees
will ... reflect on the past while looking forward to advancements in the
specialty.”
(Source: The American Association
of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons)
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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 11, 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
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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 Chicago
To learn more about Henry Schein,
Intra-Lock, Medentis Medical or ProCam Implants, stop by the Henry
Schein booth, No. 1607.
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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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 11, 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 Chicago
To learn more about the Implantmed
SI-1015 and other W&H products, stop
by the booth, No. 519.
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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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 11, 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 Chicago
You can see the Visible Difference®
yourself by visiting Designs for
Vision’s booth, No. 611, 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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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 11, 2018
Planmeca Viso: Presenting the
next generation of CBCT imaging
New unit aims for fluent
workflow and adaptability
By Planmeca Staff
n The Planmeca Viso™ is a nextgeneration CBCT unit that is capable
of capturing outstanding images at a
low patient dose even during longer
working days, according to the company behind it.
With high image quality, exceptional durability and the Planmeca
Ultra Low Dose™ imaging option,
Planmeca Viso has all the qualities
of a premium CBCT unit — and more,
the company asserts, adding that
the new unit introduces a renewed
imaging workflow. From innovative
patient positioning to intelligent FOV
adjustments, Planmeca Viso elevates
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the imaging experience to an entirely
new level.
Patient positioning is now done
directly from the unit’s control panel
utilizing integrated cameras and a
live video view. The operator of the
unit can see the patient live from the
control panel screen for flexible and
exact positioning.
This innovation also allows users
to do FOV adjustments directly from
the live control panel view. The
process is straightforward and easy
to comprehend as the volume can
be placed freely and its appropriate
size determined, according to the
company.
The control panel of the unit can
also be accessed directly from the
imaging workstation.
There will be no need for retakes
as the new iterative Planmeca
Here in Chicago
To learn more about the Planmeca Viso,
stop by the booth, No. 1829.
CALM ™ algorithm for patient movement correction ensures successful results every time, the company
asserts. It is excellent when imaging more lively patients and can be
selected either preventively before
imaging or afterward to achieve reliable results.
Planmeca Viso’s new imaging
arm design also provides increased
patient space and shorter acquisition
times.
With a large 25x30 cm flat panel
sensor, single scans covering the
entire maxillofacial area can now be
acquired without the need for stitching.
Additionally, the new unit introduces a new way of capturing
three-dimensional Planmeca ProFace® facial photos. Equipped with a
new head support and four integrated
cameras aimed at the patient from
different directions, ProFace photos
cover a larger area than before with
enhanced image quality.
“When we started this project,
our goal was to create a CBCT unit
that would offer a fluent workflow
and adaptability for different patient
sizes and indications — not to mention
uncompromised image quality even
at the lowest doses,” stated Timo Müller, vice president of Planmeca’s X-ray
division. “I am happy to say that we
have achieved this goal and in fact
exceeded it.”
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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 11, 2018
Glidewell Dental to present its second
educational symposium near Washington, D.C.
By Glidewell Dental Staff
n Glidewell
Dental, a leading technological innovator in restorative
dentistry for more than 48 years, has
announced the second Glidewell Dental Symposium. Scheduled for Oct. 19
and 20, at the Gaylord National Resort
& Convention Center in National Harbor, Md., near Washington, D.C., this
event will include more than a dozen
prominent educators providing two
days of intensive instruction, with a
first day of fast-paced presentations
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For more information
To learn more about the second
Glidewell Dental Symposium, including a complete symposium agenda
and to register, go online to glidewell
symposium.com.
and a second day of in-depth clinical
and business training.
“Dentists have more options for
treating patients today than ever
before,” said Dr. Neil Park, scientific
chair of the Glidewell Symposium
and vice president of clinical affairs
at Glidewell Dental. “This period of
rapid innovation in dental technology presents many opportunities for
clinicians to expand their knowledge
and practice offerings and to explore
more effective and efficient solutions
for elevating the standard of care
within our profession.”
The symposium brings together
notable experts from many different backgrounds and specialties,
including esthetic dentistry, digital
dentistry, dental implants, tissue
regeneration, sleep-related dentistry,
practice management and more.
The event kicks off Friday, Oct. 19,
with a presentation on the current
and future state of dentistry from
Jim Glidewell, CDT, president and
CEO of Glidewell Dental, followed
by an energizing lineup of informative presentations and a very special
keynote address delivered by Dr. Jack
Hahn, a legendary pioneer in dental
implantology.
On Saturday, Oct. 20, in-depth,
hands-on workshops will be led by
some of the most distinguished leaders in clinical dentistry, representing
faculties such as the Misch International Implant Institute, the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and the American Academy of
Implant Dentistry.
The workshops will provide practical clinical information on the latest
innovations, protocols, products and
procedures in the field, so that clinicians can immediately implement
focused techniques into their practice when they return to the office on
Monday.
“Following the success of last
year’s sold-out symposium, we
received an abundance of feedback
from attendees who expressed their
desire for refining their clinical skills
and adopting the latest technology to
grow their practice,” said Park. “They
inspired us to expand the event to
two days, to cover even more clinical
and business topics, with nearly a
dozen hands-on Saturday workshops
to choose from. And we’ve moved to a
more spacious venue to accommodate
a vast array of interactive exhibits
and technology demonstrations.”
During both days of the event, the
exhibition floor will be packed with
displays of 3-D printing, intraoral
scanning, in-office milling, the CAD/
CAM workflow, dental implants and
regenerative and restorative materials, as well as live demonstrations and
a virtual reality tour of Glidewell Dental’s expansive R&D campus, technology center and laboratory.
The 2018 Glidewell Dental Symposium is designed for dentists, hygienists and chairside and front-office
auxiliaries, and attendees enrolled
for both days will earn up to 12 hours
of C.E. credits. Tuition for day 1 is $195
and day 2 is $150.
On Friday, tuition includes a complimentary breakfast, lunch and
cocktail reception with hosted bar;
Saturday tuition includes breakfast.
For the complete symposium
agenda and to register, visit glidewell
symposium.com or call (866) 791-9539.
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