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AAOMS 100th Annual Meeting · Chicago, Illinois · Saturday, October 13, 2018
Vol. 3, No. 3
It’s time to
remain ‘CALM’
Put your money
where the pink is
Free yourself from
those battery packs
Algorithm compensates
for slight patient
movement to improve
quality of images.
Purchase an array of
pink products and
support a cure for breast
cancer at the same time.
Self-contained headlights
can integrate with all
your existing loupes
and safety eyewear.
»page 4
»page 6
»page 7
Products of tomorrow
Attendees stroll through the exhibit hall at the
AAOMS 99th Annual Meeting in San Francisco in 2017.
(Photo/today Staff file photo)
5
n
In 100 years from now, when
AAOMS is celebrating its 200th anniversary, there’s a good chance that
oral and maxillofacial treatment will
look completely unrecognizable to all
of us. But since it’s impossible to plan
that far ahead, the least we can do is
plan for the immediate future.
And a good place to start with that
is in the exhibit hall, where 200-plus
exhibitors are featuring a slew of
products and technology to help make
your practice run smoother and more
efficiently.
Here is a sampling of products and
companies you might want to check
out today to improve your tomorrows.
• Optimizing implant placement:
ClaroNav’s breakthrough in computer-aided implantology — Navident
— offers dental surgeons an easy-touse, accurate, highly portable and
affordable way to plan a desired restoration and implant placement on a
virtual patient. If you are interested
in mastering this technology for yourself, ask at the booth, No. 1636, for
more information about an upcoming
workshop on Nov. 9 in Houston, which
will include live surgical observation.
• Bone sets the tone: Bone Management® is key to successful implant
procedures. Achieving minimally
invasive surgical techniques, along
with predictable results, facilitates
less traumatic and more controlled
surgical procedures. The Meisinger
High
Altitude
Comprehensive
Implant Symposium outlines implant
treatment planning, site preparation,
surgical procedures and techniques,
including sinus elevation, sandwich
bone augmentation, full-arch immediate reconstruction, esthetic zone
implants and much more. Find out
more at booth No. 1530.
• Next-generation of CBCT imaging:
Over in the Planmeca booth, No. 1829,
you can check out the new Planmeca
Viso, which promises to capture outstanding images at a low patient dose
even during longer working days. The
new unit comes with the ability to do
patient positioning directly from the
control panel by utilizing integrated
cameras and a live video view, and
its large 25x30 cm flat panel sensor
allows for single scans to cover the
entire maxillofacial area without the
need for stitching.
Of course, there are plenty more
offerings for you to check out, but
make sure to hurry: The exhibit hall
closes at 1:45 p.m. today.
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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 13, 2018
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surgery news
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JOMS study: IV acetaminophen use results in no
significant pain decrease in wisdom teeth patients
By AAOMS Staff
n Intravenous acetaminophen is not
recommended to relieve pain after
surgery in patients who have their
wisdom teeth extracted, according to
a new study.
However, this medication can be
an additional resource for minimizing pain after surgery based on other
studies indicating its effectiveness,
researchers wrote in the study published in a recent issue of the Journal
of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery —
the official journal of the American
Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons (AAOMS).
For the randomized, double-blind
study, 72 patients diagnosed with
partially erupted (partial bony) or
not erupted (complete bony) impacted
wisdom teeth were selected — 35 were
in the group that received acetaminophen, and the others were in the
placebo group.
Patients received a 15-minute infusion of acetaminophen or the placebo
after surgery. The participants also
received “standard-of-care” anesthetic drugs for wisdom teeth extraction and an inferior alveolar nerve
block or local infiltration to numb the
area. Using a 0-10 numerical rating
scale, the participants were asked to
rate their pain immediately after the
procedure and then again by phone
four and 24 hours after surgery.
Researchers found “no statistically significant” decrease in pain
in patients who received IV acetaminophen immediately, four hours or
24 hours after surgery. Other studies
have found that oral administration
of acetaminophen resulted in significantly reduced pain after surgery,
and IV acetaminophen and morphine
are more effective than placebo for
relieving pain, researchers wrote.
The full article can be accessed
at www.joms.org/article/S0278-2391
(18)30112-5/fulltext.
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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 13, 2018
Planmeca brings ‘CALM’
to your dental imaging
By Planmeca Staff
n There has been a disruption in the
capture of dental images, but remain
CALM. Planmeca has the solution.
The No. 1 disruptor of image quality for dentists is patient movement.
During a dentist appointment, a doctor may need to take several 3-D X-ray
scans to get a single image of diagnostic quality.
Often, a child, an individual with
special needs or an elderly patient
finds it challenging to remain still.
This may result in the patient being
X-rayed multiple times, which adds
more time to the appointment and
frustration for patient and doctor, not
to mention the concern of additional
AD
Here in Chicago
To learn more about Planmeca CALM,
stop by the booth, No. 1829.
exposure to radiation.
We created Planmeca CALM ™
(Correction Algorithm for Latent
Movement), a proprietary Planmeca
algorithm, to address doctors’ concerns over patient movement during
a 3-D scan. With Planmeca CALM,
our CBCTs can analyze and compensate for the slight movement that
can occur during a scan to provide
improved diagnostic quality images.
The addition of this feature
(available for every new Planmeca
ProMax® 3-D imaging system) will
streamline the imaging process, minimizing retakes while improving
diagnosis. The important benefit to
patients: fewer retakes equals less
radiation while achieving better diagnostic images.
“Dentists
evaluating
CBCT
machines for purchase should focus
critically on each manufacturer’s
solutions for stabilizing the patient in
the machine,” said Dale A. Miles, DDS,
MS (Inside Dentistry, May 2017). Planmeca CALM addresses this doctor
requirement as it can compensate for
slight movement to produce diagnostic quality images.
Planmeca CALM is available on
new Planmeca ProMax 3D imaging
systems or as an upgrade for existing units — check with your authorized Planmeca dealer. Our advanced
imaging systems provide detailed
and accurate 3-D scans of patients —
children and adults.
The Planmeca ProMax 3D family
consists of a complete line of CBCT
(cone beam computed tomography)
imaging systems with optional digital 2-D panoramic and cephalometry
in the same unit.
Technology is transforming dentistry. Our Planmeca CALM imaging algorithm is the latest example
of dental innovation and how we
improve patient safety/comfort and a
clinician’s workflow.
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AAOMS Annual Meeting — October 13, 2018
Henry Schein supports cancer awareness and
research through its Practice Pink program
By Henry Schein Staff
n Henry Schein Inc. has announced
that it is again offering its customers
the opportunity to join the company’s
fight against cancer through its Practice Pink program. By purchasing a
range of pink products through the
Practice Pink program, customers
help support the company’s efforts to
raise awareness and support a cure
for breast cancer and other cancers.
From now through December, a portion of sales from these pink products
— including health-care consumables,
practice supplies and apparel — is
donated to nonprofit organizations to
support research, prevention efforts
and early detection of the disease and
to help improve access to care.
Now in its 12th year, the Practice
Pink program has raised more than
$1.5 million for the fight against
cancer. In recent years, the program has expanded to Europe, where
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Here in Chicago
To learn more about the
Practice Pink program and
Henry Schein Cares, stop
by the Henry Schein booth,
No. 1607.
Team Schein Members have teamed
with supplier partners and nongovernmental organizations to support people battling cancer. Practice
Pink is an initiative of Henry Schein
Cares, the company’s global corporate social responsibility program.
“Year after year, our customers
and supplier partners overwhelmingly demonstrate their support for
the fight against cancer through
their participation in Henry Schein’s
annual Practice Pink program, and
it is rewarding to look back and see
what we’ve been able to accomplish
together,” said Stanley M. Bergman,
chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Henry Schein. “We will
continue to support the people and
organizations working for a cure, and
we look forward to many more years
of ‘helping health happen’ together.”
The Practice Pink program supports U.S.-based organizations such as
the American Cancer Society, Cohen
Children’s Medical Center of Northwell Health, Stony Brook Children’s
Hospital and the Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Center. In Europe,
the program supports organizations
such as the Irish Cancer Society,
Germany-based Verein Brustkrebs
Deutschland e.V., and Stichting Kinkeren Kankervrij in the Netherlands.
About Henry Schein Cares
Henry Schein Cares stands on four
pillars: engaging Team Schein Members to reach their potential, ensuring
accountability by extending ethical
business practices to all levels within
Henry Schein, promoting environmental sustainability and expanding
access to health care for underserved
and at-risk communities around the
world.
Health-care activities supported
by Henry Schein Cares focus on three
main areas: advancing wellness,
building capacity in the delivery of
health-care services and assisting in
emergency preparedness and relief.
Firmly rooted in a commitment to
social responsibility and the concept
of enlightened self-interest championed by Benjamin Franklin, the philosophy behind Henry Schein Cares is
a vision of “doing well by doing good.”
The “Helping Health Happen Blog”
is a platform for health-care professionals to share their volunteer experiences delivering assistance to those
in need globally. To read more about
how Henry Schein Cares is making a
difference, visit www.helpinghealth
happen.org.
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exhibitors
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Choose the ‘WireLess’ light that’s best for you
By Designs for Vision Staff
n Designs for Vision’s LED DayLite®
WireLess™ Mini and LED DayLite
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 LED DayLite WireLess headlights
are independent of any frame/loupes.
The patent-pending design of the
LED DayLite Wireless headlights is a
new concept: a self-contained headlight that can integrate with various
platforms, including your existing
loupes, safety eyewear, lightweight
headbands and future loupes or eyewear purchases.
Best of all, the LED DayLite Wireless headlights can be easily transferred from one platform to another,
expanding your WireLess illumination possibilities across your eyewear
options.
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The LED DayLite WireLess Mini and LED DayLite WireLess headlights. (Photo/Provided by Designs for Vision)
The LED DayLite WireLess Mini
weighs less than 1 ounce, and when
attached to a pair of loupes, the combined weight is half as much of integrated cordless lights/loupes.
The LED DayLite WireLess produces more than 40,000 lux at high
intensity and 27,000 lux at medium
intensity, while the intensity of the
LED DayLite WireLess Mini is 27,000
lux.
The spot size of each of the LED
Here in Chicago
To see the LED DayLite WireLess Mini
and LED DayLite WireLess headlights,
stop by the Designs for Vision booth,
No. 611, or contact the company to
arrange a visit in your office at (800)
345-4009 or info@dvimail.com.
DayLite WireLess headlights will illuminate the entire oral cavity.
The LED DayLite WireLess is powered by a compact, rechargeable
lithium-ion power pod. The WireLess Mini is powered by specialty
rechargeable lithium-ion cylindrical
cells. Both LED DayLite WireLess
headlights come complete with three
batteries/battery pods. The charging
cradle allows you to independently
recharge two batteries/battery pods
at the same time and shows the progress of each charge cycle.
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