today AAP Annual Meeting Chicago, November 03, 2019
Take a look around / 2019 Innovation Grant Recipients announced / Exhibitors / Trending
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AAP Annual Meeting · Chicago, Illinois · Sunday, November 3, 2019
Vol. 4, No. 1
Find the quality
you’re looking for
Esthetics backed
by science
Take another look
at 3-D navigation
Company knows true
service doesn’t begin
until the product reaches
your doorstep.
When it comes to
implants, light pink and
the color of natural teeth
have a lot in common.
Same-day guided surgery
just got an upgrade, with
higher precision and
shorter treatment times.
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Take a look around
n It’s a good day here in Chicago. We
all got an extra hour of sleep, and more
importantly, the doors to the exhibit
hall here at the AAP 105th Annual
Meeting are finally open.
For the next three days, you
can check out the more than 300
booths showcasing the latest periodontal products, services and technologies.But that’s not all you can do.
Over at the Speaker Studio, in booth
No. 1045, you can listen to and engage
with invited speakers and key opinion
leaders.
Are you a new practitioner or recent
graduate looking for that perfect job?
Stop by the AAP Career Fair to meet,
network and get some leads.
Finally, express your creative side
on the Chicago-themed graffiti wall at
the Perio Park, booth No. 150.
The exhibit hall closes at 6:30 p.m.
Dr. Istvan Urban answers questions following his session, ‘Predictable Vertical Ridge Augmentation,’ in the Speaker Studio
during the 2018 AAP Annual Meeting. (Photo/today Staff file photo)
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(Source: AAP)
2019 Innovation Grant Recipients announced
By AAP Staff
n The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) is pleased to announce
that members Kevin M. Byrd, DDS,
PhD; Maria L. Geisinger, DDS, MS; and
Chun-Teh Lee, DDS, MS, DMSc, are the
2019 recipients of the SUNSTAR Innovation Grant.
Each winner will receive $30,000
for their research projects as part
of the AAP’s partnership with oral
health and technology company
SUNSTAR, which has committed to
awarding scientific grants to AAP
members whose investigations show
significant potential to advance the
specialty of periodontics.
Byrd’s research project, “An Atlas
of Experimental Gingivitis in Humans
at Single Cell Resolution,” aims to
develop chairside tools to predict gin-
givitis to periodontitis conversion (i.e.,
at-risk individuals) and to develop
specific adjuvant therapies for
periodontitis-afflicted
individuals
based on the principles of precision
medicine.
“Recently, there has been an exponential increase in our understanding
of human diseases,” Byrd said. “However, even for common oral diseases
like periodontitis, we have just begun
to grasp the complexity of interactions
at play.”
Geisinger’s research project,
“Development of Multimedia Educational Materials for Caregivers to Enable Optimal Oral Hygiene Provisions
for Patients with Dementia,” intends
to develop multimedia tools that can
be used to educate professional and
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familial caregivers for patients with
moderate to severe dementia about
delivery of oral hygiene.
“Our team at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, in conjunction
with our geriatric specialist nursing
faculty, has developed a protocol that
reduces care resistant behavior during oral hygiene delivery to dementia
patients,” Geisinger said.
Lee’s research project, “Improving
Periodontal Health through a Precision Periodontal Health Care Chart,”
aims to effectively educate patients,
monitor their risk profile for periodontitis progression and improve
treatment outcomes using a Precision
Periodontal Health Care Chart in the
electronic health record system.
According to Lee, “The Precision
Periodontal Health Care Chart will
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For more information
For more information on the SUNSTAR
Innovation Grant, contact Stephanie
Heffner, scientific affairs & policy manager, at stephanie@perio.org. For information about AAP and periodontology,
visit perio.org.
provide patients information about
the association between periodontitis
and systemic diseases and a personal
risk profile for periodontitis.”
As part of the Innovation Grant
program, SUNSTAR has committed
$250,000 toward six research grants
to select AAP members during a
three-year period, which began in
2017. Members of the AAP’s Research
Submissions Committee examine all
abstracts against criteria established
by SUNSTAR and the academy.
AAP Annual Meeting — November 3, 2019
Bird, Geisinger and Lee are the
fourth, fifth and sixth recipients of
the award.
“These three projects have the
potential to have a profound impact
on the practice of periodontics and
the quality of care received by periodontal patients,” said Richard T. Kao,
DDS, PhD, president of the AAP.
Tom Raish, senior brand manager,
Guidor of SUNSTAR Americas, said:
“This year’s work by the SUNSTAR
Innovation Grant recipients continues to provide support toward the
commitment to improving oral health
and prevention of periodontal disease. We at SUNSTAR are pleased to
partner with the AAP in providing
this platform for scientific research
and, subsequently, the improvement
of patient health.”
Bird, Geisinger and Lee will present their results at a future meeting.
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AAP Annual Meeting — November 3, 2019
Navident 2 streamlines and simplifies
workflow with navigation guidance
Second-generation
takes away stress
of stent making and
doing an extra scan
By ClaroNav Staff
n Similar to the way in which a GPS
Here in Chicago
To learn more about the Navident and
try it for yourself, stop by the ClaroNav
booth, No. 1117.
system guides a driver, Navident by
ClaroNav guides clinicians by using
the CBCT image as a map. It offers
surgeons an easy-to-use, accurate,
highly portable and affordable means
of planning restorations and implant
placements, according to the company.
With Navident 2, clinicians will
no longer need to do a special, extra
scan. They can use the diagnostic scan already available for the
patient.
The stress of stent making is also
gone because a stent is no longer
required.
Trace and Place (TaP) is a game-
AD
Attendees check out the ClaroNav
booth during a recent trade show. Find
ClaroNav today at booth No. 1117.
(Photo/Humberto Estrada, today Staff)
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changing development for dynamic
navigation, the company asserts.
With TaP, the Navident workflow is
streamlined, efficient, user-friendly
and seamlessly integrated into the
daily practice.
“Trace and Place is a real tipping
point for dynamic navigation guidance,” said user Dr. George Mandelaris, a periodontist from Chicago. “It
has streamlined and simplified the
workflow in both the diagnostic and
surgical phases to allow state-of-theart technology to be an everyday component of my surgical implant practice. I cannot imagine going back!”
Implantology specialists who have
used Navident 2.0 have said they
have experienced negligible operator
stress, improved time efficiency and
an increase in patient acceptance,
according to the company.
The accuracy offered by the new
version, combined with the need for
minimal tissue manipulation, is conducive to a shorter and better recovery process for patients, the company
asserts.
Clinicians are invited to learn
about Navident at booth No. 1117.
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AAP Annual Meeting — November 3, 2019
Esthetics backed by science
By Keystone Dental Staff
n When it comes to immediate placement and long-term esthetics, look
no farther than Genesis — The Biomimetic Implant System™.
Being offered here at the AAID, the
product offers a dual thread design
for immediate placement in an extraction socket while its Anatite™ pink surface provides a natural hue through
the peri-implant mucosa.
Micro threads minimize pressure
on the cortical bone while aggressive
macro threads offer primary mechanical stability, especially in soft bone
— providing optimal insertion torque
and immediate function in all bone
types, according to the company.
The BioSpark™ proprietary anodic
spark deposition (ASD) process produces a charged macro-micro-nano
textured surface that mimics the
chemical composition and structure
of natural bone.
The dark gray shadow of traditional titanium implants is no longer
a concern with an AnaTite pink surface, featuring a natural, uniformly
pink hue that closely resembles the
peri-implant mucosa.
According to a independent study
conducted through the Harvard
School of Dental Medicine, light
pink produces colors of peri-implant
Here in Chicago
To see the Genesis and learn more
about it, stop by the Keystone Dental
booth, No. 729.
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mucosa with the hue, purity and lightness most similar to that of a natural
tooth*.
To learn more about Genesis, check
out the following resources:
1. Le Guehennec L, Soueidan A, Layrolle P,
Amouriq Y. Surface treatments of tita-
(Graphic/Provided by Keystone Dental)
nium dental implants for rapid osseointegration. Dental Materials. 23;2007:844854.
2. Sandrini E, Giordano C, Busini V, Signorelli E, Cigada A. Apatite formation and
cellular response of a novel bioactive Titanium. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine 18;2007:1225–1237.
3. Giordano C, Sandrini E, Del Curto B,
Signorelli E, Rondelli G, Di Silvio L. Tita-
nium for osteointegration: Comparison
between a novel biomimetic treatment
and commercially exploited surfaces.
Journal of Applied Biomaterials & Biomechanics 2004:2:35-44.
4. Sandrini E, Morris C, Chiesa R, Cigada
A, Santin M. In vitro assessment of the
osteointegrative potential of a novel
multiphase anodic spark deposition
coating for orthopedic and dental implants. J Biomed Mater Res Part B: Appl
Biomater.73B;2005:392-399.
5. Giavaresi G, Chiesa R, Fini M, Sandrini
E. Effect of a Multiphasic Anodic Spark
Deposition Coating on the Improvement
of Implant Osseointegration in the Osteopenic Trabecular Bone of Sheep. The
Int’l Jrnl of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants
23(4); 2008:659-668.
6. Giavaresi G, et al, A novel multiphasic
anodic spark deposition coating for the
improvement of orthopedic implant osseointegration: An experimental study
in the cortical bone of sheep. J Biomed
Mater Res Part A: 2007:1022-1031.
* Adapted from Ishikawa-Nagai S, DaSilva
JD, Weber HD, Park SE, Optical phenomenon of peri-implant soft tissue. Part II.
Preferred implant neck color to improve
soft-tissue esthetics. Clin Oral Impl Res
18;2007:575-580.**Keystone Dental data
on file. 2010 courtesy of Dr. N. Bittner, Asst.
Prof. Columbia UCDM.
DoWell: Committed to quality products
n DoWell Dental Products is a fastgrowing instrument company committed to becoming the most loved
and trusted one in the dental industry,
which it hopes to achieve by offering
high-end tools, speedy delivery and
stellar customer service.
With hundreds of products at prices
dentists love, according to the company, DoWell Dental Products aims
to earn the loyalty of all clinicians
with its fast delivery and cutting-edge
logistics.
At DoWell, the company believes
true service starts after the product
you ordered arrives at your door. A
team of associates are available via
phone or e-mail to ensure satisfaction.
Employees also understand that
clinicians have many options when
it comes to products, and they strive
to show thanks and appreciation to
all those who order from them. One
of the ways they do this is by continually improving their instruments and
Piezo units and developing new ones.
Take the PiezoART, an ultrasonic
Here in Chicago
To learn more about DoWell Dental
Products and the PiezoART 3, stop by
the booth, No. 443.
bone-cutting system driven with Piezoelectric technology, for instance.
The PiezoART system is designed
for osteotomy and osteoplasty and
used in implantology, periodontology,
endodontics and orthodontic surgery.
It features elaborated cutting for surgical precision and intra-operative
sensibility and selective cutting for
hard tissues without causing damage
to soft tissue.
PiezoART generation 3 is the latest innovation, as it includes both
ultrasonic technology and an implant
motor in one. With this unit, being able
to access both piezo and the implant
motor means a faster and more proficient approach to your surgical needs.
(Source: DoWell Dental Products)
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The PiezoART 3. (Photo/Provided by DoWell Dental Products)
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AAP Annual Meeting — November 3, 2019
Nobel Biocare highlights dynamic 3-D
navigation and ceramic implant solution
By Nobel Biocare Staff
n With X-Guide empowered by DTX
Studio Implant, Nobel Biocare is presenting an innovative new treatment
option for same-day guided surgery
here at the 105th Annual Meeting
of the American Academy of periodontology. The company is further
showcasing a unique alternative to
titanium implants with its recently
launched NobelPearl ceramic implant
system.
A metal-free, two-piece ceramic
implant solution with a cement-free
internal connection, NobelPearl has
been designed to support natural softtissue appearance. Its white zirconia
material is especially beneficial in
patients with a thin mucosal biotype.
Microcirculatory dynamics in periimplant mucosa around zirconia have
been shown to be comparable to those
around natural teeth, and zirconia
has also demonstrated low plaque
affinity.
In essence, NobelPearl can help
patients gain the natural esthetic
excellence they desire, according to
the company. NobelPearl features
the VICARBO screw made of carbonfiber reinforced polymer. Designed
for a strong ceramic-to-ceramic connection, it withstands tensile forces
while the ceramic absorbs compressive forces.
The thread design and tapered
implant shape, combined with the
tapered drill protocol, have been
engineered to achieve high primary
stability. Furthermore, the hydrophilic sand-blasted and acid-etched
The metal-free
ceramic implant
NobelPearl is a
unique alternative
to titanium.
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Empowered by DTX Studio, X-Guide is a new treatment option for same-day
guided surgery. (Photos/Provided by Nobel Biocare)
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Here in Chicago
For more information on Nobel Biocare
solutions and the company’s AAP activities, please visit booth No. 501 or go
to www.nobelbiocare.com.
ZERAFIL surface, combined with a
partially machined collar, is proven
to osseointegrate.
NobelPearl follows a range of wellestablished workflows for two-piece
implants and is integrated into Nobel
Biocare’s digital workflow. Clinicians
seeking a successful start in ceramic
implantology and to expand their
choice for patients can thus gain
peace of mind with this easy-to-adopt
solution, the company said.
With the X-Guide system, clinicians further have a new treatment
option for same-day guided surgery
available, now that DTX Studio
Implant empowers this innovative
system for dynamic 3-D navigation.
Treatment plans from DTX
Studio Implant (formerly NobelClinician) can be quickly delivered
to the patient, facilitating a workflow
for diagnostics, implant planning and
dynamically navigated implant surgeries, even during emergency interventions where computer-assisted
surgeries until now could not be fully
applied.
The connection between DTX Studio and X-Guide aims for clinicians to
achieve high precision and shorter
time-to teeth treatments, including
screw-retained
provisionalisation
with full three-dimensional control
of their implant site preparation
and dynamically monitored implant
insertion. On the day of treatment, the
clinician carries out the 3-D (CB)CT
scan and the intraoral surface scans,
creates the treatment plan in DTX
Studio Implant and immediately
exports it with all the planning components to X-Guide.
Similar to a GPS in a car, X-Guide
provides stable, lag-free, real-time
3-D intraoral guidance of the drill and
implant position in relation to patient
anatomy, according to the company.
X-Guide is manufactured by X-Nav,
a North America-based innovator in
dental 3-D navigation that has exclusively partnered with Nobel Biocare.
Products you trust at prices you like
Stop by booth No. 751
to learn more
Here in Chicago
To learn more about Predictable Surgical Technologies, stop by the booth,
No. 751.
By Predictable Surgical Technologies
Staff
n Predictable Surgical Technologies
is dedicated to supplying high-quality
supplies for professionals in the dental industry. The company’s goal is to
provide its customers with the products they desire while minimizing
their costs.
Predictable Surgical Technologies
offers more than 500 manufacturers
with access to more than 600,000
products. It has been in business for
almost 20 years and has established
business relationships with manufacturers throughout the world.
The company works to help you
save money while using the same
products you know and trust, according to the company.
Predictable Surgical Technologies
wants you to know it looks forward
to serving you and your practice with
a wide range of quality products at
reasonable prices.
You can give the company a call at
(866) 586-1211, and the Predictable
Surgical Technologies staff will be
happy to answer any questions, or you
can go online to pstshop.com.
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AAP Annual Meeting — November 3, 2019
Infinity implants: Delivering
quality, value, compatibility
Introducing the OCTAGON Bone Level Tapered implant
By ACE Surgical Supply Staff
n ACE Surgical Supply has been
dedicated to dental surgical advancements for more than 50 years. The
company is excited to introduce
the all-new OCTAGON Bone Level
Tapered (BLT) implant to its line of
infinity dental implant systems.
The all-new OCTAGON BLT has
a tapered body design allowing for
primary stability within certain indications.
The infinity OCTAGON BLT has
been designed to work with some of
the leading octagonal configured sysAD
tems in the market today. OCTAOGON
BLT delivers a truly compatible solution for you and your referral network, according to the company.
The platform allows for a secure
connection interface between the
implant and the prosthetic components. The precise manufacturing of
all infinity OCTAGON components
is what separates this system from
other compatible dental implant
systems, according to the company,
which invites you to take a look for
yourself.
ACE Surgical Supply understands
the importance of delivering a truly
Here in Chicago
To learn more about the OCTAGON
Bone Level Tapered implant, stop by
booth No. 621.
compatible implant solution for your
entire clinical network without having to overpay for it in both time and
money.
The OCTAGON BLT implants are
manufactured from grade 4 pure
titanium. The surface in the endosteal
section is sandblasted with large particles of corundum and acid etched,
providing an optimal surface area
topography for osseointegration, the
company asserts.
From a single tooth to a full arch
restoration,
infinity
OCTAGON
implants and prosthetics are easy
to use and restore, according to the
company, which implores you to let
ACE Surgical Supply show you how it
can deliver quality, value and compatibility to you and your patients with
the infinity dental implant systems.
Also available in the infinity
implant systems are TRI-CAM (trichannel connection) and IHEX (internal hex connection).
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New loupes expand your vision
Panoramic Field Loupes represent a significant development in telescope design
By Designs for Vision Staff
n Designs for Vision is launching
several new product lines here at
the the 105th Annual Meeting of the
AAP.
Designs for Vision will be showing
the new patented (US pat. 8928975B2)
3.5x and 4.5x Panoramic Loupes.
According to the company, the Panoramic Field Loupes represent the
most significant advancement in telescope design in more than 100 years.
The viewable areas are twice as
large as prismatic expanded-fielddesigned loupes and up to five times
greater than Galilean designed
optics. Panoramic Field Loupes provide unprecedented field of view, clarity, definition and color, according to
the company.
Designs for Vision is also featuring the REALITY 5 Star rated Micro
3.5EF Scopes and Micro 4.5EF Scopes,
which use a revolutionary optical
AD
design that reduces the size of the
prismatic telescope by 50 percent
and reduces the weight by 40 percent
while providing an expanded field
view of the oral cavity. The company
also is introducing the Micro 3.0EF in
its line of Micro Series Loupes. The
Micro 3.0EF has a field of view of 100
mm and weighs less than 70 grams.
You can see the lightest 3.0x magnification with the new 3.0x Galiliean
loupes from Designs for Vision. The
Galilean design enables users to step
up in magnification while retaining a
sharp 70 mm field of view.
Designs for Vision is also introducing patented (U.S. pat. 8,851,709
and RE46,463) hands-free infrared
technology with the WireLess IR
HDi™ and the Micro IR HDi headlights. These headlights feature
HDi, Designs for Vision’s exclusive
advanced photonic design that provides uniform light distribution with
maximum intensity. This feature opti-
Here in Chicago
You can see the Visible Difference®
for yourself by visiting Designs for
Vision’s booth, No. 426.
cally focuses the light from the LED
to provide 45 percent more light with
uniform distribution at 5,800° Kelvin, the ideal color temperature.
The patented IR feature enables
improved infection control by letting
practitioners operate the headlight
without touching the system. The
IR headlights use a built-in infrared
signal to enable turning the light on
or off simply and safely. Onboard
biometrics sense the position of the
headlight to filter out unintended
signals while working.
Designs for Vision has added the
High Definition Imaging to all of
its headlights, including the LED
DayLite® WireLess™ IR and the LED
DayLite WireLess Mini, 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, and any of
the HDi headlights will illuminate the
entire oral cavity.
Designs for Vision’s WireLess headlights free users from being tethered
to a battery pack. 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.
The LED DayLite Micro HDi uses
the new HDi with a lightweight headlight in combination with the Micro
power pack. The Micro power pack is
the lightest and smallest power pack.
The complete unit includes two power
packs, and each power pack can run
up to 10 hours.
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Tapered Pro implants:
A predictable solution
for immediate treatment
By BioHorizons Staff
n
Immediate implant treatment
requires predictability. Tapered Pro
implants have been developed based
on more than 10 years of tapered
implant success. The unique design
elements provide a predictable solution for immediate treatment, according to BioHorizons, the company
behind the product.
The Tapered Pro implant design
features a tapered body and deep
buttress threads to provide primary
stability. The proprietary buttress
thread design compressively loads
bone, while the tapered body produces a progressive increase in insertion torque during implant placement.
The end cutting, self-tapping
thread design of the tapered region
of the implant allows for controlled
implant placement, even in challenging sites, according to the company.
These features also held to disperse
bone chips throughout the osteotomy.
The collar of the implant is
designed with a reduced diameter
to preserve vital bone while maintaining a platform switching design.
The unique Laser-Lok microchannels on the implant collar create a
connective tissue attachment and
retain crestal bone, allowing for better control of esthetic outcomes, the
company asserts.
Laser-Lok is a proprietary surface treatment exclusively used on
BioHorizons implants. Its success in
maintaining soft tissue and retaining
crestal bone levels can be attributed
to more than 25 years of research,
including in vitro, animal and human
studies.
The surface is developed using
laser ablation to create circumferential, cell-sized microchannels around
the collar of the implant. The optimal
size of these channels allows for
attachment and organization of both
osteoblasts and fibroblasts.
Laser-Lok is the only surface
shown to attract a physical, con-
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BioHorizons’ line of Tapered Pro implants. (Photos/Provided by BioHorizons)
nective tissue attachment, mimicking the natural connections between
teeth and surrounding tissue. This
attachment helps to inhibit epithelial
downgrowth and maintain levels of
crestal bone for superior esthetic
results, according to the company.
The prosthetic connection of
Tapered Pro implants utilizes a conical internal hex design for a stable
biological seal and a rigid connection,
the company asserts. The implants
are fully compatible with the current
line of authentic BioHorizons abutments and prosthetic parts.
The prosthetic geometry of both
the implants and the abutments are
color-coded using anodization, providing a simple and reliable method
to match the correct components
together.
The Tapered Pro implants are also
compatible with the BioHorizons surgical kit and the BioHorizons guided
surgery kit. The protocols for osteotomy development utilize the current
line of tapered drills, with protocols
for placement in soft bone or dense
bone.
With the addition of Tapered
Pro, BioHorizons broad portfolio of
Tapered implants provides solutions
Here in Chicago
To learn more about the Tapered Pro
implants, stop by the BioHorizons
booth, No. 101.
for all indications.
Choose from narrow-diameter
3.0 mm implants to wide-diameter
immediate molar implants or short
6 mm-length implants to 18 mmlength implants.Whatever your preference, there’s a workflow to suit your
need, from fully digital to traditional
workflows.
BioHorizons guided surgery system uses an open architecture design,
providing compatibility with various
software providers and guide manufacturers. Custom abutments can be
sourced through validated milling
centers or designed and fabricated
in-house.
For a traditional workflow, BioHorizons’ comprehensive surgical kit
and wide range of prosthetics support
the complete restorative process.
Tapered Pro implants are offered
in 3.8 mm, 4.2 mm, 4.6 mm and 5.2 mm
diameters, with lengths ranging from
9 mm to 18 mm.
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A Tapered Pro implant.
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Try the Silhouette Nasal Mask for
predictable nitrous oxide analgesia
By Porter Instrument Staff
n Imagine a nasal hood that does
not obstruct access to the oral cavity.
Imagine a nasal hood that is so lightweight the patient barely notices it.
Imagine a nasal hood that delivers
and scavenges nitrous oxide more
efficiently than any other nasal hood.
Imagine a nasal hood that provides
predictable results for the dentist and
a pleasant experience for the patient.
The imagining is over. The Silhouette Nasal Mask is a single-patient use
disposable nasal mask and circuit.
Featuring four size options (pediatric,
small, medium and large), the Silhouette is designed with the lowest possible profile, making it easier for you
to work around.
Silhouette has an adhesive strip
for the bridge of the patient’s nose —
securing the mask in place. This elimAD
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The Silhouette Nasal
Mask and 36-inch
tubing. (Photos/
Provided by Porter
Instrument)
The Silhouette Nasal Mask allows for
front teeth access.
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inates gas flowing into the patient’s
eyes and more effectively scavenges
the exhaled gas, addressing the concern of health-care provider safety.
Infrared videos demonstrating this
efficiency can be viewed on the Porter website at www.porterinstrument.
com/silhouette.
Silhouette also allows for the efficient and effective administration of
nitrous oxide, creating a more predictable analgesic experience for each
patient.
As a single-use disposable product
(both the mask and 36-inch tubing),
set up and room turnover times can
be improved. There is also less time
needed for infection control protocols (compared with standard nitrous
breathing circuits).
Here in Chicago
To see the Silhouette Nasal Mask, stop
by booth No. 1106. For more information or to order, visit www.porter
instrument.com/Silhouette or you can
call (215) 723-4000.
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Ceramic implants are an
emerging opportunity,
and now is the time
By ZERAMEX Staff
n It’s time to take a serious look at
modern ceramic implants as a profitable health center for your practice.
Like the rapidly growing $50 billion
organic market, ceramic implants
are here to stay. Not only can ceramic
implants help us to improve the
health and cosmetics of our patients,
they can serve as a practice differentiator, driving profitable and loyal
patients.
According to studies, the market
share of ceramic implants is currently 2-3 percent but is predicted
to represent 24 percent by 2022. For
practitioners, this means the time is
now to incorporate them into your
practice and join the quickest growing market opportunity in dental
implantology.
Modern ceramic implants have
come a long way from the monocrystalline alumina implants during the
Brånemark days. Now made of zirconia oxide (Zr02), they are no longer
one piece, smooth or difficult to place
or restore.
Leading the evolution and modernization of ceramic implants is
ZERAMEX,® a Switzerland-based
manufacturer of ceramic implants
with FDA approval since 2016 and
current distribution throughout the
United States. ZERAMEX XT is a twopiece, screw-retained system that
functions surgically and restorative
like current titanium implants.
The XT system is tapered in design,
has an internal connection and the
unique VICARBO® screw creates a
seal against bacteria and micromovement. The current product offer has
restorative flexibility with multiple
abutment choices and will soon have
scan bodies and a complete digital
workflow with fully customized prosthetics. Modern ceramic implants
now offer the same ease of use as current titanium implants, according to
the company.
Here are three reasons you should
consider adding ceramic implants to
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A look at implants, from the 1980s through today. (Illustration/Provided by ZERAMEX)
your armamentarium:
1. Demand for metal-free implants is
growing as patients are seeking more
natural and biocompatible products
and asking their dentists about alternatives to titanium implants. If your
practice is close to a Whole Foods
market or other organic market, you
likely have patients who would appreciate the choice of a non-metal solution. Your practice could be missing
this same patient as they search for a
solution fulfilling their dental needs.
2. Patients have become more educated and demanding. Not only do
they want a tooth replacement for
functionality, but they are demanding exceptional esthetics. In thin tissue type and anterior cases, we have
all witnessed occasional greying and
metal transparency.
Ceramic implants are white, often
eliminating the need for tissue graft-
For more information
To learn more about ZERAMEX, visit
zeramexusa.com/offer.
ing. Ceramic implants should be presented as a solution for all single tooth
cases in the anterior. Patient demand
for cosmetic solutions should be a
strong consideration in the offerings
provided.
3. Ceramic implants are worthy of
consideration because of the inherent
esthetic characteristics of zirconia as
well as its friendly biological properties. The fact is soft tissue has documented greater affinity for ceramic
implants over titanium implants.
Recent research raises valid concerns about the biological properties
of titanium, especially with regards
to peri-implantitis. Individuals with
specific polymorphisms (SNPs) are
even at greater risk both from a
dental and systemic point of view. At
the same time, research on zirconia
is quite positive and progressing
by leaps and bounds, according to
the company. Ceramic implants have
documented reduction in plaque and
bacterial attraction and are not susceptible to corrosion over time. Soft
tissue around a zirconia implant is
similar to that in soft tissue around
natural teeth.
As more research becomes available about long-term results, ceramic
implants will become the preferred
choice of many dental implantologists for biological, cosmetic and softtissue results, the company asserts.
Take an opportunity to learn more
and receive free patient education
materials at zeramexusa.com/offer.
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