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UAE International Dental Conference & Arab Dental Exhibition Dubai · 5–7 February 2019

News

Editorial

Dental products in focus

The Dental Tribune International network welcomes Dental Tribune Algeria to the family.

Digitalisation is changing the way we live and
work. But is it the way forward for dentistry too?

The Neodent Grand Morse Implant System
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Educational activities
at forefront of AEEDC 2019
This year’s AEEDC prioritises “Education and innovation transfer”
South Asia (MENASA) region. Again in
2019, and for its 23rd edition, a wide
range of dental products, equipment
and services will be showcased. As one
of the largest dental events in the

AEEDC Dubai is the pioneering dental event in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia
(MENASA) region. Every year, AEEDC Dubai provides the best platform for dental professionals and industry experts from the MENASA region and other parts of the world to update their knowledge, engage
with like-minded people and foster business partnerships.

MENASA region, AEEDC will host a
number of practical and interactive activities that will run alongside the exhibition from 5 to 7 February.
Since its inception in 1996, AEEDC
Dubai has been bringing the most innovative minds and brands to the stage
and ﬂoor. Every year, AEEDC Dubai
unites stakeholders from across the
dental spectrum to advance their
knowledge and network with likeminded peers. With every edition, the
event aims to go beyond the usual approach to continuing education. With
all the scientiﬁc activities, including
pre-conference courses, hands-on workshops, competitions and poster presentations, it is an opportunity for participants to become better dental professionals and clinicians. They also gain
valuable continuing medical education
credits.
Boasting over hundreds of international companies distributed over nine
exhibition halls and 16 national pavilions, AEEDC Dubai Exhibition provides
a platform to engage customers, demon2

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emerging and far-reaching dental market in the Middle East, North Africa and

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strate products, drive brand awareness, conduct face-to-face business and
make sales—but the networking possibilities do not stop there. During the
coffee breaks, luncheons and AEEDC
Dubai evening activities, such as the
gala dinner, the event organisers have
set aside plenty of time to exchange
ideas and discuss the happenings of
the day.

AEEDC Dubai Executive Chairman
Dr Abdul Salam al-Madani said: “In its
23rd edition, AEEDC Dubai features a
completely new agenda, which is carefully designed to respond to the future
needs of dental professionals. In addition, a number of scientiﬁc gatherings
and educational activities held on the
sidelines of the premier dental gathering will greatly help in improving the
quality of existing dental systems, on

par with international standards.
AEEDC Dubai offers an ideal meeting
place for promoting dental education,
preparing the next generation of dentists and enhancing dental practice by
delivering a broad spectrum of knowledge in various specialties of dentistry.”
Expanding on Madani’s comment,
AEEDC Dubai Scientiﬁc Chairman Dr
Nasser al-Malik added: “This year’s edition features many exceptional educa-

tional activities and interactive sessions that will be running throughout
the three days of the event in parallel
to the conference and the exhibition.
The exhibition space has also been increased to bring in new dental companies that will be displaying products
and technologies that are being introduced for the ﬁrst time in the region.
The exhibition ﬂoor will also host educational activities where dentists will

have the opportunity to learn new techniques and go through the newest dental materials.”
AEEDC Dubai is held under the
patronage of His Highness Sheikh
Hamdan bin Rashid al-Maktoum,
Deputy Ruler of the Emirate of Dubai,
Minister of Finance of the UAE, and
President of the Dubai Health Authority, who will ofﬁcially inaugurate the
event on 5 February.

“Continuing education is an important part of our ﬁeld”
An interview with Dr Zuhair Saleh Natto, winner of the AEEDC Dubai 2018 Young Researcher Award
The AEEDC Dubai 2018 Young Researcher Award has been initiated to acknowledge young talents in the ﬁeld of
dental science. By simply providing
them with the deserved exposure, it allows young dentists to share their
ideas, innovations and observations
with world-class institutions and authorities in the oral health ﬁeld. At last
year’s AEEDC, Dr Zuhair Saleh Natto
participated in the competition and
won ﬁrst prize with his presentation titled “Soft tissue dimensional alterations
following ridge preservation with collagen matrix seal or collagen sponge with
bone allograft: A randomized volumetric study”. In an interview with Dental
Tribune International, Natto, who has
already published more than 30 articles and book chapters concerning
public health and dentistry and won
several other awards, shared his experiences and provided some insight for
those contemplating taking part in
2020.
Dr Natto, what is your background in
dentistry?
I did my dental degree at King Abdulaziz University in Saudi Arabia.
Then, I did my doctorate in epidemiology, along with four master’s degrees in
business administration, biostatistics,
clinical research and microbiology/molecular genetics, at Loma Linda University and Tufts University in the US. My

residency was in periodontics and implant dentistry, and I am a diplomate of
the American Board of Periodontology.
Now, I am a full-time periodontist and
currently an assistant professor at the
Department of Periodontology at Tufts
University, the Department of Oral
Health Policy and Epidemiology at Harvard University in the US, and the Department of Dental Public Health at
King Abdulaziz University.

Dr Natto proudly presented his commemorative plaque at the Greater New York Dental Meeting 2018.

What inspired you to take part in the
AEEDC Dubai 2018 Young Researcher
Award and how was your submission
received by the jury and audience?
AEEDC Dubai is one of the largest
dental meetings in the world. I like to
challenge myself. So far, I have published more than 30 articles and book
chapters on public health and dentistry. In addition, I have received several awards, including an American
Academy of Periodontology Foundation award, an International Congress
of Oral Implantologists award, the best
clinical science oral presentation
award during the ﬁfth Boston Postdoctoral Periodontal Research meeting at
Harvard University and a Leverett
Graduate Student Merit Award. The
AEEDC Dubai Young Researcher
Award is a major achievement in my
career. It was an excellent experience
and my submission was very-well received. My topic initiated the discus-

sion of several aspects concerning site
preparation. It was also a good opportunity to share ideas and opinions related to the topic.
What did you receive as ﬁrst prize?
I received a commemorative plaque
and a certiﬁcate at the AEEDC Dubai
meeting in 2018. In addition to that,
I won a trip to the USA to attend the
Greater New York Dental Meeting
(GNYDM). AEEDC has a yearly agreement with GNYDM to send the winner
of the Young Researcher Award to attend the event including a return ﬂight
ticket and a 3-day-stay at a hotel. There,
I received another commemorative
plaque.
What advice would you give fellow
dentists who would like to take part in
the contest in the future?
Continuing education is an important part of our ﬁeld. It helps us to develop ourselves and enhance our clinical skills. AEEDC Dubai is one of the
meetings that will help you to explore
new technologies, and therefore this is
a good opportunity. Moreover, I recommend to my friends and peers to share
their experience and knowledge though
participating in poster sessions or oral
presentations.
Thank you very much for the interview.

Dental Tribune International expands to Algeria
Growth into the wider Maghreb region planned
In 2019, the Dental Tribune International network welcomes Dental
Tribune Algeria, led by Dr Ouahes
Aziouez as its newest international
licence partner. Dental Tribune–
Algerian Edition will begin with quarterly publications focusing on the latest
developments in dentistry within the
Maghreb region.
A dental practitioner since 1997,
Aziouez has enriched his career
through his involvement in organising
numerous continuing education sessions for dentists in the ﬁelds of implantology, prosthetics, periodontics, dental
aesthetics and endodontics.
As founder and director of Innovation Development Project (IDP), formerly Infodental Algeria, as well as the
clinical magazine dental infos/info dentaires, he has the necessary experience,
knowledge and drive to expand the
Dental Tribune brand and product portfolio into the French-speaking region of
northern Africa.
“For me, the partnership represents
an evolution. After years of being involved in the dental press in Algeria,
this is a great opportunity to move on

At ADF Paris 2018, Dr Ouahes Aziouez (left)
met with Dental Tribune International CEO
Torsten Oemus to inaugurate the 2019 launch of
Dental Tribune Algeria.

AEEDC Dubai 2019 · 5 February 2019

to a more international market,” said
Aziouez, who also expressed his delight
at Dental Tribune–Algerian Edition being the ﬁrst edition of Dental Tribune in
the region.
The ﬁrst issue of Dental Tribune–
Algerian Edition will be released in
early March 2019, and will be formally
introduced to the international dental
community at IDS in Cologne. Further-

more, with a print run of 7,000 copies,
it will constitute the ofﬁcial newspaper
of Dentex Algeria, which will take place
from 20 to 23 March in the country’s
capital of Algiers.
DTI has announced that it foresees
future growth into the wider Maghreb
region (Morocco and Tunisia), as market
trends show that it is an important upand-coming sector that is highly involved and invested in continuing education.

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Observational study determines risk factors for noma
Children with malnutrition and poor oral hygiene most commonly affected
Noma, a rare disease found predominantly in underserved areas, causes
rapid progressive destruction, or gangrene, of the tissue of the face and jaw.
Now, members of international humanitarian medical organisation Médecins
Sans Frontières have analysed 74 cases
of noma in north-west Nigeria and pinpointed risk factors for developing the
disease.
Noma mostly affects children under the age of 5 years old, and it is estimated that up to 90 per cent of noma-affected people die. Those who survive
are left with severe facial disﬁgurements and multiple health problems,
resulting in difﬁculty eating and breathing, as well as social isolation. Noma is
most prevalent along the “noma belt”,
stretching from Senegal to Ethiopia, but
cases have also been reported elsewhere. The World Health Organization
estimates that 140,000 children contract noma each year.
The research team studied 74 children with noma and 222 controls
matched by village of residence, current
age and sex. The patients were admitted
to the Noma Children’s Hospital in Sokoto
between May 2015 and June 2016 and
were all under the age of 15 at the time of
onset. Each participant’s parents or caregiver answered questions about household socio-demographics, living conditions, vaccination history, breastfeeding
and other nutrition-related practices.

Naziru, a 3-year-old boy from Sokoto State, Nigeria, with his mother
during the screening at the hospital. Affected by noma, he was ﬁrst admitted in September 2016.

While many factors were similar
between cases and controls—including
low vaccination rates—some stood out
as risk factors for noma. Children who
were fed pap, a corn porridge, every
day were at a higher risk of contracting
noma. The researchers hypothesise
that eating pap is a proxy for overall
poor variation in diet. Children whose
mother was their primary caregiver,
whose caregiver was married, and who
were fed colostrum, the earliest breastmilk after birth, were less likely to get
noma.
“Noma is a neglected disease, and
current risk factors suggest that intervention efforts could be more effective
by focussing on access to healthcare,
the beneﬁts of breastfeeding and a varied diet,” said lead-author Elise Farley,
epidemiologist at Médecins Sans Frontières, on behalf of her research team.
“However, more research is needed to
better understand the pathogenesis of
this disease in order to improve prevention, early detection and treatment.”
The study, titled “Risk factors for diagnosed noma in northwest Nigeria: A
case–control study, 2017”, was published online in the August 2018 issue
of PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases.
It was conducted in collaboration
with the University of Cape Town in
South Africa, Cardiff University in the
UK, and the Usmanu Danfodiyo University Teaching Hospital in Sokoto.

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Is digitalisation the way forward for dentistry?
By Simon Beard, Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Align Technology EMEA
Digitalisation is changing the way
we live and work. The UAE—in particular Dubai—is at the forefront of this innovation, using technology to build a
“smart, happy city” in line with His
Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin
Rashid al-Maktoum’s vision of Dubai
becoming one of the most technologically advanced cities in the world by
2021. The transformational inﬂuence of
the digital world is evident also in the
dental industry, with cutting-edge technology used by doctors to serve patients better and help clinicians achieve
more efﬁcient outcomes.
Aesthetics, after all, play an increasingly important role. Studies have found
that a genuine smile can help you land
a job, close a sale transaction and even
motivate others to perform better. In
fact, a recent report by the American Association of Orthodontics, conducted on
individuals who had had orthodontic
treatment as adults, states that as many
as 75 per cent of the people surveyed
had noticed positive effects of the new
smile on their personal and professional
lives. More people than ever are realising the value of investing in orthodontic
treatment, as it may help them appear
younger and feel more self-assured in
various situations.
Digital technologies may help more
people smile with more conﬁdence, and
we can certainly see the trend taking
strong roots in the UAE and the wider
region. In fact, digital dentistry has been
a pioneer of sorts in today’s digital narrative. For example, as one of the early
adopters of 3D printing, dentistry is
transforming the manufacturing process, ensuring patients receive custommade solutions suited to their speciﬁc
needs.
With the current focus of the UAE
(especially Dubai) on ushering in 3D
printing adoption and utilisation, led by
the vision of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin
Rashid al-Maktoum, Vice President and
Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of
Dubai, digitalisation of the dental industry driven by 3D printing is a natural

progression and is expected to gain
even wider acceptance in the years to
come. From 3D printed villas, set to become a reality still in 2019 to the recently announced 3D printing institute,
Dubai offers a perfect platform to
strengthen advanced manufacturing using digital technologies for the dental industry. It also ﬁts in with the industrial
strategy of Dubai, whereby a signiﬁcant
focus is placed on customised manufacturing.
The practical application of 3D
printing in the medical industry is well
documented. A report by Science Trends
highlights that researchers are looking
at using 3D printing as a means to create organs and other body parts, where
bioprinters manufacture tissues and organs from human cells. The pharmaceutical industry is also going full steam
ahead, developing 3D pills that can combine all of a patient’s medications into
one personalised pill.
Digital dentistry is up to speed in
this regard. As the Dubai Health
Authority has announced plans to use
3D printing for dentistry, there is significant interest in digital dentistry in
Saudi Arabia, where the dental device
market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of
6.58 per cent by 2021.
The rise in demand for digital dentistry is driven as much by the cost-efﬁ-

ciencies it can generate—even for the
more expensive dental procedures—as
by the growing focus of dental providers
on scaling up their technology to stay
relevant in the era of fast-paced changes.
There is also, of course, the aesthetic
value and comfort new technological advancements bring to the patients.
Most industries that are either digitally driven or disrupted have witnessed
lowered costs. The dental industry is no
different. Imagine the beneﬁt digital
tools would bring to patients, as well as
to clinics, as they provide better care at
lower costs. This is even more relevant
to the regions where insurance coverage of dentistry services is not a luxury
available to all.
On the operational side, digital dentistry can help optimise processes and
create a more streamlined digitised
workﬂow that covers every aspect of
the patient journey, from diagnostics to
planning and dental laboratory production, as well as follow-up.
Globally, the restorative industry is
set to reach US$25.9 billion by 2025,
growing at a CAGR of 6.7 per cent, according to a Grand View Research report. It states that growing consumerism and the higher disposable income of
patients are fuelling demand for cosmetic dentistry procedures and implantology. The advent of digital industry
has been a key driver of this growth.

Moreover, its positive impact is being reﬂected across the MENA region.
The value of digital dentistry goes
deeper than this, from helping patients
get that perfect selﬁe to undertaking
both routine and more complex procedures, such as intraoral imaging, radiography, caries diagnosis and computeraided implants, which all contribute to
improved precision and accuracy.
The Invisalign system has been in
the driver’s seat in adopting digital technology to achieve state-of-the-art solutions in modern dentistry. Align Technology, a global medical device company
engaged in the design, manufacture and
marketing of the Invisalign system, is
home to one of the largest dedicated 3D
printing facilities in the world, creating
about 300,000 units of custom aligners
daily through 3D printing and almost
405 million aligners to date. Eightyeight per cent of the company’s global
net revenues from the ﬁrst quarter of
2018, which clocked over US$436.9 million, come from clear aligners. Having
ramped up our operations in the Middle
East, we are now facilitating direct provision of our advanced suite of digital
solutions in orthodontics.
Our clear aligners help move teeth
without the use of braces, mini-screws
or mini-implants. Clear aligner technology is developed through a combination
of proprietary virtual modelling software, rapid manufacturing processes
and mass customisation using highly innovative materials. With the Middle
East and Africa orthodontic supply market valued at US$266 million in 2016,
the growth prospects are bright.
One area where digital dentistry has
transformed dental care is the discreet
orthodontic system, of which Invisalign
has been the pioneer for over 21 years
now. Ensuring quicker and higher quality results in tooth straightening with
minimal invasion, Invisalign clear aligners are increasingly being sought after
by customers in the MENA region.
Created using 3D imaging and
printing technology, the Invisalign sys-

tem helps move teeth step by step until
they reach the correct ﬁnal position. A
3D simulation treatment plan is created
for every patient to ensure that the
clear aligners produced are the precise
ﬁt for the individual. Each aligner shifts
the teeth slightly, moving them horizontally and vertically, and even rotating
them when needed. The aligners are
also engineered to use the right amount
of force in the right place at the right
time.
Our clear aligners are comfortable,
removable, easy to clean, and made of
the advanced, patented medical-grade
SmartTrack material, which differentiates them from traditional ﬁxed appliances and alternative clear aligner offerings. Suitable for teenagers and adults
alike, the Invisalign system also helps
address several other problems, such as
overbite, underbite, crossbite, crowding
and gaps between teeth.
This builds on Align Technology’s
role as a pioneer in the invisible orthodontics market, a history that goes back
to 1999, when the Invisalign system was
ﬁrst introduced. Within the next two
years, one million unique clear aligners
were manufactured. Today, the number
of users has crossed over 5.5 million, including 1.3 million teenage patients, and
the system is offered in over 100 countries.
We are also driving the evolution
from analogue to digital with the iTero
intraoral scanner—helping to modernise today’s practices by replacing physical impressions, creating digital treatment planning and leveraging the
potential to revolutionise almost every
type of dental treatment offered. We believe the future of the dental industry
is digital.
Maintaining healthy teeth is very
important for one’s well-being—underpinning how digitalisation of dentistry
services is contributing to the all-round
wellness of individuals. By offering doctors and patients our digital, end-to-end
solutions, we give all a reason to
smile.

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MEET META BIOMED AT IDS 2019
n Since its establishment in 1990,
Korean medical technology company
META BIOMED has been recognised as
a leading innovator in endodontics and
restorative dentistry. After establishing its European headquarters in Mülheim in Germany in 2016, the company
has become a formidable force on the
continent and has continued to grow.
The 2019 International Dental Show
(IDS), to be held in Cologne in Germany
from 12 to 16 March, will see the company launch a range of new endodontic and restorative dentistry products
specially designed with the dental professional in mind.
META BIOMED is known for its emphasis on research and development,
which has led to its highly innovative
and quality products being available at
reasonable prices. The company has
said that its portfolio of endodontic
products will be expanded with a never-seen-before diagnostic device that
will premiere at IDS 2019, along with
numerous new products. In addition, it
promised that customers looking for a
bioceramic root canal sealer will find

their needs more than satisfied in the
near future.
Essentially, endodontics and restorative dentistry share the common
goal of saving the natural tooth. With
the expansion of META BIOMED’s endodontic line, it makes sense that the
company’s range of restorative dentistry solutions too will expand thanks
to the launch of an entirely new product portfolio that aims to meet this
goal. At IDS 2019, the company will be
introducing three new products that
are intended for the global market and
are currently undergoing intense testing. By doing so, the company is increasing its efforts to gain a stronger
foothold in the large restorative dentistry market.
The speed at which dental technology is advancing is faster than
ever before, which is why META BIOMED will be offering a variety of educational programmes before and
during IDS 2019. For example, it will

Connect with META BIOMED already at AEEDC
Dubai.
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have several slots (one on 14 March at
1.30 PM and one on 15 March at 10
AM) at the show’s popular Speakers’
Corner—hosted in the presentation
area in Passage 4/5 at the Koelnmesse
expo centre. In addition, experts from
all over the world will be conducting
product demonstrations at the company’s booth at the show, allowing attendees to see how these products can
be integrated into their own dental
practices.
To find out more about how dental
professionals and distributors can collaborate with this pioneer in the dental
industry, attendees can speak to META
BIOMED during AEEDC 2019. The company invites all attendees to visit its
booth to experience its high-performing products first-hand or to talk to a
company representative. 7

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and it can even be controlled from a
foot pedal when connected to a dental
unit. The scanner’s plug-and-play capability allows it to be effortlessly shared
between different rooms and laptops.
In addition to its standard tip, Planmeca Emerald now has an even smaller
and thinner tip available. The new
SlimLine tip is ideal for scanning patients with smaller mouths and makes

reaching posterior teeth and capturing
interproximal areas easier.
Planmeca Emerald has the flexibility to support various workflows. The
scanner supports a wide range of treatment options and offers benefits across
several disciplines, such as implantology, orthodontics, prosthodontics and
maxillofacial surgery. With open export and import options, regular updates and constant new features becoming available, the scanner continues to evolve and improve even further. Planmeca Emerald is part of the
Planmeca FIT chairside CAD/CAM system that integrates the entire chairside
restorative workflow—from scanning to
milling.
Planmeca invites all AEEDC attendees to visit its booth to try out the
new Emerald SlimLine tip and view
the company’s extensive product portfolio. 7

Planmeca, Finland
www.planmeca.com
Booth 8B01

Owing to its small size and light weight, the Planmeca Emerald scanner is very convenient to use.

IDEX ISTANBUL TO CONTRIBUTE TO US$ 1 BILLION TARGET— RECORD SALES AND ATTENDANCE FIGURES EXPECTED AT IDEX 2019
n IDEX Istanbul, one of the three largest trade fairs in oral and dental health
care globally and the only international event of the Turkish dental industry will be held from 11 to 14 April
at the city’s CNR EXPO Yeşilköy. By
providing new business collaboration
opportunities to exhibitors, IDEX is expected to boost the turnover of the
country’s dental industry by US$ 500
million and thereby exceed its 2023
target of US$1 billion. Visitors will
be able to see 1,100 brands from over
300 companies on display.
For the 16th time, the IDEX Istanbul
oral and dental health equipment and
materials exhibition is being organised
by CNR Holding company Pozitif Fairs
in collaboration with the Turkish Dental Businessmen Association. Many industry professionals—faculty of dentistry deans, hospital administrators

played in the 25,000 m2 of exhibition
space, where more than 15,000 professional buyers will be hosted.
In 2018, 16,152 people, of which
1,645 were international, visited IDEX.
There was a 22 per cent increase in the
total number of visitors and a 33 per
cent increase in foreign visitors. Procurement committees from 75 countries in various regions, including Europe, the Balkans, the Gulf, Africa, the
Commonwealth of Independent States
and the Middle East, were hosted
within the scope of the B2B Match
Making Program. 7
and chief physicians representing oral
and dental health care centres, dental
clinics and dental associations—from
around the world and Turkey are expected to attend IDEX 2019.
The show aims to set a new record
with nearly 100 foreign companies par-

AEEDC Dubai 2019 · 5 February 2019

ticipating this year. CNR EXPO has announced that many internationally
prominent companies from Austria,
Germany, Italy, Russia, the UAE, the
UK and the US will be participating in
the exhibition. While companies from
China, Pakistan and Taiwan will have

collective participation at IDEX 2019,
Brazil and Korea will have national pavilions. A vast variety of products, including dental units, dental radiographic devices, implant systems,
amalgam separators, laboratory equipment and dental furniture, will be dis-

CNR EXPO Yeşilköy,
Turkey
www.cnrexpo.com
Turkish Pavilion

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patient well-being. The three
new 3D configurations have been
designed for easy expansion at any
time and ensure the right solution
is always to hand whatever your
diagnostic needs.

3D PRIME. For all dental diagnosis and implant
planning needs.
3D ADVANCED. From maximum endodontic
resolution to complete otorhinolaryngology
examinations.
3D PROFESSIONAL. To investigate the entire
dental-maxillofacial area and cervical spine.
SAFEBEAM™ TECHNOLOGY. Low-dose
protocols and servo-assisted alignment to
protect patient health.
EMISSIONS ADJUSTMENT. Patient dosage in
line with actual diagnostic needs.

AEEDC 6th-8th February 2019
Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre - Hall No. 8, booth No. G06-G10

www.newtom.it

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exhibitors list

Exhibitors

Booth

3, 4, 8

3A MEDES (SURE-DENT)
3D Industrial Imaging
3DIEMME
3N Veneers Dental Laboratory
3Shape
4Tek
8853

5A09
306
4B17
701
710
4A09
4B18

A

A-dec International
6C01
AALZ
7E10
AB Ardent
4G13
ABIMO
8D16
Academy of
Dentistry International (ADI)
SMD01
Achimhai Medical Corporation
4E01
ACME TOOLING TECHNOLOGY
SRF14
Acteon Group
607
Addin
3A25
Adentatec
7C17
Aditek
8D20
Advanced Healthcare Limited
3G06
AEEDC 2020
SMD12
AEEDC STARS TV
SME04
AGS Medikal
3H19
AHMET COSKAN – COSKAN DENTAL 2G07
Aidite (Qinhuangdao) Technology
2E04
AIO – Associazione Italiana Odontoiatri
– Italian Dental Association
SMB08
Ajman University
SMF01
Al Fayrouz
Medical Equipment Trading
206
Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals
6G06, 7A06, 7B06, 7C06
Al Ra’aya Drugstore
SRJ06
Al Yarmouk
Modern Factory Med. Lab. Furniture 2G15
Alpha Medical
3C12
Amann Girrbach
807
Angelus Ind.
Produtos Odontológicos
8D18-8D19
Anyang Mei jinsheng
Dental material sales
220
Apex For Medical Wear
3B 11
Apixia Corporation
4B11
Arab Dental
SMD07
Arab Dental Federation
SMD05
Arab Dental Labor
SMC10
Asa Dental
6D10
ASDI – Swiss Dental Industry
Association
8E10 - 8F10
ASFARMA MEDİKAL
DENTAL ÜRÜNLERİ VE İLAÇ TİC.A.Ş.
2G23
Asnan Magazine
SMD03
Astar –
Ortho International Limited
2B19
Astra Mobili Metallici
6C10
Atria
3G01
Avrupa Implant
3E05

B

B&B DENTAL
B&E KOREA
B&Medi
Baldus Medizintechnik
BDC Dental Corportation
BDIA

10

4A16
4B22
513
7E11
2D04
3F04, 3G04

Exhibitors

Booth

BEGO Bremer Goldschlägerei
Wilhelm Herbst
7E01
BEGO Implant Systems
7E01
Bego Medical
7E01
Beijing Canluso
2C06
Bernhard Förster
7D06
Besmile
2D14
Beverly Hills Formula
SRE08
Bien-Air Dental
8E 08
Bilkim
3C07
Bin Ali Medical Supplies
2G09-2G16
Bio Link Medical Surgical
Equipment & Instruments Trading
812
Biocetec
4E22
Bioden
3C02
Biodinamica
8C20
BioHorizons
6E10
BioMaterials Korea
311
Biomedical Tissues
SRA16
BioMin Technologies Limited
3G21
Bionnovation Biomedical
8C19
Biotec BTK
4E12
Biotech Dental
3D07
Biotem
3D19
BISCO
6B05
Bisico, Bielelelder Dentalsilicone
7F15
Bloomden Bioceramics
2B07
Blossom/Mexpo International
415
Bluereo
3B11
BMS Dental
6C09
BOREA
SRD15
Botiss Biomaterials
7C13
Boutique Whitening
3G19
Bowon Dental
5A15
Boz Tibbi Malzeme San ve Tic
2G19
bpc
4C23
BPR Swiss
8F 08
Bredent
7E17
BRUMABA
7D19
Bryant Dental
SRB15
BS and Co.
3C22
BTI BIOTECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE
SRF04

C

CAMLOG
6E 10
Caredent Korea Co.
3C23,3C24
Carestream Dental
6D01
Carl Martin
7F08
Carl Zeiss Meditec
7F04
CATTANI
6C06
CBCT Magazine
SRH21
CEFLA
7A01, 7B01, 7C01
Cendres+Métaux
831
Changzhou BoMedent
Medical Technology
2E01
Changzhou Eighteeth Technology
2D05
CHAORUM & MIB
SMF04
China Dental Material
229
CHIRANA Medical
8D13
Chongqing Zotion
Dentistry Technology
2D11
CIMSYSTEM
4B21
CLEMDE SA DE CV
3E07
Codent Europe
4A15
COHO Biomedical Technology
SRG09
Coltène/Whaledent
7E06
COPEGA
4C20
CORICAMA
833

AEEDC Dubai 2019 · 5 February 2019

Exhibitors

Booth

Exhibitors

CORIDENT
Corlison
Corpus Vac Vakum Sistemleri
Sanayi Ve Ticaret
COXO Medical Instrument
Cranberry International
Croixture
CRUXELL
CSM Implant
Curaden

5A14
SRC16

DMG
Chemisch-Pharmazeutische Fabrik
DMP Dental Industry
DOCERAM Medical Ceramics
DOF
Dr. Abdulaziz Al Ajaji Dental Clinics
Dr. Pik
Dr. Walser Dental
Dr. Wild & Co.
Drendel+Zweiling Diamant
Dreve Dentamid
DS Korea Pacific Pty
DSP Biomedical
DST
DT&SHOP
Dubai Medical Equipment
Dürr Dental
Dyamach
Dynamic Abutment Solutions

D

3A08
2B17
SRE16
SRJ01
3A23
309, 310
SRB06

Dérig Implants
8C21
DİSSİAD
2G06
Daegu Technopark
Bio Health Convergence Center
5A13
Daekwang I.D.M
3C01
Dai Ichi Corporation
210
DB Orthodontics
3F19
DDS
3B06
Denbio
4C22
Dendia
SRJ06
Denmat Holding
615
Denstar
408
Dentac – Öncü Dental
2G24
Dentag
4F12
Dentaid
SRA06
Dental Arirang
SMC11
Dental Art Spa
6G01
Dental Direkt
7G13
Dental Factory USA
3H12
Dental Film FZCO
3E16
Dental Health Pakistan
SRJ10
Dental Hi Tec
6C13
Dental Medium Journal
SMD04
DENTAL NEWS
SR11
Dental News Pakistan
SRJ21
Dental Practice – MediMedia India SMC12
Dental South China International Expo SRJ05
DENTAL TECH
4C07
Dental Tribune International
SM04
Dental X
6G05
Dentalfarm
4A07
Dentalok
3C21
DENTALSTUDIO
305
Dentamerica Asia
4B10
Dentart Instruments Mfg. Co./Dentaluck
Medical
SRJ17, 320–321
Dentaurum Implants
7F01
Dentcare Middle East Medical Articles
& Requisites Trading
3D05
DenTech China
SMD02
Dentis
4D01
Dentist Guide
SRJ22
Dentium
5B06
Dentkist
3D23,3D24
Dentscare
6A13
Dentsply Sirona
8C01-8D01
DiaDent Group International
501
DigiMed
3H22
Dingcheng (Shanghai)
International Trade
221
DIPLOMAT DENTAL
5C10
Directa Dental Group
611
DISPOTECH
4B09
DK Mungyo Corporation
4E03
DLS Bahrain
SMB05
DMAX
4A01

Booth

Exhibitors

7C10
821
7E08
4F01
SRC09
300
7C17
8E 18
7D10
8A17
3C04
8C06
8C13
8A17
4E04
7G06
4B21
4E06

GC Europe
7D01
GEASS
4C19
Genoray
4D03
GeoMedi
4B02
GIOVANNI OGNA & FIGLI
4B16
GNI
4B01
Good Doctors
4F03
Greater New York Dental Meeting
605
GRIMED MEDICAL
2A18
GRUP DENTAL
2G04
Guangdong Jinme Medical Technology 227
Guangzhou Ajax Medical Equipment 2C05
Guangzhou Chuangqi
Medical Equipement
2D01
Guangzhou Jaan Medical
2A01
Guangzhou RebornEndo
Medical Instrument
2B11
Guilin Veirun Medical Technology
205
Gulf Dent Trading
SRG06
Gulf Medical University
SRG01

E-Pros
5A12
EMS
8E06
Easy Implant
3G08
EBI
4A02
Egyptian Dental Syndicate
SMD06
Eisenbacher Dentalwaren ED
7E19
EKOM
8C13
ELDAN
SRA15
elexxion
7D20
Elite Dental Lab
2B06
Elwan Technical Supplies
3B10
Emirates Pediatric Dentistry Club
SMC05
EPDENT
304
Eped
4B10
ERAYLAR
2G21
Esro AG/paro
8E 14
EUROCOMPRESS
4C12
Euronda
6B09
European University College
705
EVE Ernst Vetter
7E15
EXCIDA 58 –
Iranian Dental Association
SRJ20
exocad
7C15
FARO
6B21
FDI World Dental Federation
SMB04
Finesse International
SRG14
FKG Dentaire
8E17, 8F10, 8F17
Fomed Industries
2B04
Fonic Dental
SRH01
Foshan Cicada Dental Instrument
2B13
Foshan Cingol Medical Instrument
2C01
Foshan Keju Medical Apparatus
2A20
Foshan Kexiang Medical Instrument
201
Foshan M & Y Medical Instrument
2A11
Foshan SOCO Precision Instrument
2B14
Foshan Wenjian Medical Instrument
223
Foshan Yayiada Dental Medical
217
Fotona
6F13
FPM
614
FreiCare Swiss
SRA09
Future Dental Instruments Trading
3A07

H & Care
SRA14
Haenaem
4A03
Haetmed
2C08
Hager & Werken
7F19
Handae Chemical
413
Hangzhou Aosu Medical Devicement 2E10
Hangzhou DTC Medical Apparatus
2D16
Hangzhou Eksen Technology
204
Hangzhou PengWu
Medical Equipment
2A02
Hangzhou Xingchen 3B Dental
2B05
Happi-Den Corporation
403
Harvard Dental International
7D13
HASS
515
HDT
3C06
HDX WILL
4G01
Hebei Ganxing Trading Company
218
Henan Dorit Biotechnology
96
Henan Sanxing
Medical Instrument
115, 2C10
Henan Shengbang
Medical Technology
2B12
Henry Schein
6G10–7A10
Hephzibah
3B14
High Dental Korea
4C02
HK RIXI Medical Equipment Industry 2B10
Hoffman Dental Manufaktur
7G08
Hongik Medical Systems
SRB09
Hongtaiyang Medical Instrument
2A03
Hopf, Ringleb & Co.
7F10
HRS
517
HT
507
Hu-Friedy
6F10
Huang Ya Biomedical Technology
SRG11
Hubit
404,405
HUDENS
4C01
Hulaser
406
HumanTech Germany
7G11
Hung Chun Bio-S
SRF15

E

G

Gülsa Tıbbi Cihazlar
G.COMM
GACD
GAP Research

H

I

2G22
4A08
4E07
3G04

Booth

I Do Biotech
I.C.LERCHER-Solutions
IADC
ID PLUS
IDI

3E23,3E24
7F11
SMB01
3E 02
3H05

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exhibitors list

Exhibitors

Booth

IDRR –
Indian Dentist Research & Review
SRJ03
IDS
4C16
Ikmib Istanbul Chemical & Chemical
Products Exporters Association 2G17–2G24
IL-CHUNG DENTAL
3C03
IMICRYL DENTAL
2G02
Implant Direct
6E04
Implant Genesis
3G10
Implant Technologies
827
Implantswiss
4D10
Implus
8D12
Inci Dental Tibbi
4D04
INDEX MEDIA
SME01
INDEX TAILORING
SR15
Infodent International
3E21
Inibsa Dental
3H16
Innixim
SRD15
Innodental
4B03
Innosbiosurg
3A03
Innovative Material and Devices
3D08
Intensiv
8E 13
INTERDENT
612
INTERMED
SR06
International Association
for Dental Research
SMB07
Invisalign MEA
8F06
iSmile Dental Software
3G05
Italian Trade Commission
4B04
ITENA Clinical
419
Ivoclar Vivadent
8A01-8A06

J

J. MORITA
5C01
Jaintek
3G02
Jakobi Dental
8A15
JC Meditech
3A01
JDentalCare
6D06
Ji Lin Sino
2C02
Jiangsu Dengguan Medical Treatment
Instrument
2B03
Jiangsu Trausim Medical Instrument 2A19
Jiangyin Nanquan
Macromolecule Product
2B02
Jiscop
4A22
JJ Tools
301
Johnson & Johnson
SRD01
JOTA AG
8F12
JUVAPLUS
SRG04

K

KAESER KOMPRESSOREN
7D11
KASO Medical Technology
109-110
Kavo Kerr
6F01
KENDA
711
King Abdulaziz University
SMC02
King Health Dental Instruments
SRJ09
King Khalid University
SMB22
Kitten Planet
SRB08
KJ Meditech
4C24
Klockner Implant System
801
Ko-max
3H01, 3H02
Kocheh Medical Equipment
2F04
KOHLER Medizintechnik
7D21
Komet Dental – Gebr. Brasseler
7G19
Korean Dental
Industry Association
307,308
KOTRA
308

12

Exhibitors

Booth

Kulzer
Kuwotech

7G01
4C03

L

LASCOD
Launca Medical
Lead Dental Instruments
Leader Italia
Lebanese University
Leica Microsystems
Leone
LHK
Litu Tech
LK Medical
Lobel Medical
Loran
Luoyang Beiyuan Special Ceramics

M

6G13
2E05
SRG15
6B17
SR10
6E05
4A20
409
226
3D03
3G16
4D07
2A09

M/S KCK Dental
SRH09
MAC Digital Dental Systems
8G06–8G10
Madespa
3H18
Major Prodotti Dentari
6B06
Makkah International
Dental Conference & Exhibition
SMB12
MANI
3F14
Maquira
8C08–8C09
Maruchi
412
Matrx by Parker
500
MCTBIO
509
MDK
3G22
mectron
4D09
MEDAK DENTAL MEDİKAL
SRD14
Medbone Medical Devices
SRE09
MEDENCY
4C21
Medentika
7B10–719
Medesy
8A09
MEDIA LAB
4A19
Mediclus
303
Medident Italia
SRH10
MEDIPLUS
313
Medline Biomedical Systems
211
MedPark
400, 401
MEDPRO SOLUTIONS
3A22
Megadental Italia
4D05
MegaGen Implant
5A01
MELAG Medizintechnik
7E21
Memits Solutions
SRH22
Mesa di Sala
6D13
Meta Biomed
5A10
METASYS Medizintechnik
423
MGF
4B07
MIB/
International Medical College
SRG02
MICRO-MEGA
836
Microdont
8D21
MicroNX
5B13
Middle East Dental Laboratory
503
Miglionico
4G15
Miromed Group
6D09
MIT (Medical Implant Technology)
Global
302
MK-dent
7D08
MLG Medical Instrument (Shenzhen) 2B16
MM Optics
8D15
Mode Medikal
317
Modern Clear –
Orthodontic Clear Aligners
7E13

AEEDC Dubai 2019 · 5 February 2019

Exhibitors

Booth

Modern Medical Equipment
207
Modern Pharmaceutical Company
601
Mohammed Bin Rashid University
of Medicine and Health Sciences
SRF01
MSLD IMPLANT
2F02
Muller India
SRD09
My Med
840
My-fit.
5A13
Myeong Moon Dental
410
Myofunctional Research
3F13
MYUNGSUNG
4B23,4B24

N

NABERTHERM
7F12
Nadir & Co.
SRA11
Nanchang Dental Bright Technology 2D13
Nanjing North Vision
200
Nanning V V Dental
2B01
Neobiotech
511
Neodent
7B10–719
NEOLIX
3A14
Neoss Limited
8B10
New Daiichi Medical
Equipments Trading
209
New Life Radiology
6C18
New Stetic
4E19
Nexobio
3D22
NHT Company
2C09
Nichrominox
422
Ningbo Ican Machines
2E02
Ningbo Runyes Medical Instrument 3C10
Ningbo Wanrui Medical Instrument
222
Nissin Dental Products
814-815
NMC Trading
4A12
Nobel Biocare Services
6F06
Nordiska Dental
611
North (Nanjing) Instruments
Technology Industries Group
2A10
Novocam Medical Innovations
804
NOVODENT
SRE04
NSK Middle East
8B06
Nueva Galimplant
820

O

Oley Tibbi Ürünler ve Medikal
OLIDENT
Olsen Industry
Oman Dental Society
ONUR DENTAL –
ODC SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
Operation Smile
OPTILOUPE
orangedental
OraTech
Orisline Portugal
Ormco
Orthometric
Osstem Implant
Osteonic
Osung MND
Owandy Radiology

SRF09
3H10
8C18
SMB06
2G01
SMC07
3F06
712
SRB10
418
6E01
8D06–8D07
4F04
3G03
3F03
6A 10

Booth

Pharma Trade Company
Pharmapal Drug Store
Pierre Fabre
PIERREL PHARMA
Pioon Medical Laser
Piro Trading International
Planmeca
Polident
Power Dental USA
Precxis
President Dental
Prime Dental Products
Princess Nourah University
Dental College
Pro4Dental
Procter & Gamble Gulf
PROMEDICA Dental Material

4B09
SMG04
SRE01
4B04
2E11
6A05–6A08
8B01
506
SRC09
3G17
4E09
SRG16
SMB03
8B13
SRC01
7F17

Q

Qingdao Zhonglian Hainuo
Medical Technology
Qinhuangdao
Silide Ceramic Technology
Qualident Dental Labor
QuickLase QuickWhite
QuietOn
Quintessence Publishing

2A04
2A16
600
3F21
SRD10
800

R

Ray
Reach Global India
REDDISHSTONE
Refine Medical
Remedi
Renew Medical
Renfert
Riyadh Elm University
ROCK DENT
ROIC
Rossicaws
Rubberdam Club
Russian Dental Industry

S

S&S Scheftner
Saeshin Precision
Saeyang Microtech
Salli Systems
Samwon
Saratoga

3B01
3B12
4C05
2E01
3H24
3E 22
7G17
SM01
SRH11
8C07
6G01
3G15
3G15

7G16
520
3F23, DF24
SRD08
3F01, 3F02
3E15

5C13, 504, 505
4A18
8E 10
3C09

Exhibitors

Booth

Saremco Dental
8F14
Saudi Dental Society
SMB01
Saudi Orthodontic Society
SMC08
Saudi Society of
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
SMC06
Sawhney Trading
3F15
Scaner Science &
Engineering Company
SRH04
SCHEU-DENTAL
7D17
School Dental Prevention Program SMB10
Schütz Dental
3F13, 715
SciCan
8B09
SCORPION
3G09
Scrubz FZC
2G12–2G13
SDI Limited
4F15
Seil Global
3D01, 3D02
Sejong Dental
3G24
Select D
3H23
Septodont
6A01
SEWON MEDIX
3H03
SGS Dental Implant System
4G07
Shandong Huge
Dental Material Corporation
2D03
Shanghai Dochem Industries
2C16
Shanghai Fanta Dental Materials
2E03
Shanghai Hua En Industrial
2E07
Shanghai Linyun Industries
2C14
Shanghai ZOGEAR Industries
2B08
Shenzhen Denco Medical
93–94
Shenzhen Perfect
2C03
Shenzhen Rogin Medical
120
Shenzhen Xiangtong
2D02
Shenzhen Yurucheng Dental Materials 2D08
SHINHUNG
312
Shinhung
5B10
Shinseki International
3E01, 3E02
Shiva Products
2F13
Shofu Dental Asia-Pacific
8G05
SIA ORTHODONTIC MANUFACTURER 4C04
SIDEX
SMD02
SIM DRUG
707
Sino Ortho Limited
2E08
Sino-Dental
SMD03
SISMA
4A17
Skeema Dental Italia
SRH15
smart optics Sensortechnik
7G15
Smile Dental Journal
SMC09
Smile Line
8E 15
Sofia Dental Meeting
SMD08
SOS Surgical Germany
3D12

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exhibitors list

Exhibitors
Sparker International
Specore Med-Tech
SPIDENT
SPLAT
Stamil.Ru
Starch Medical Products
StockdaleMartin
Straumann
Success Dental Company
SUDEMED DENTAL
Sunstar Europe
Surgident
Systhex Implantes Dentários

Booth
SRB16
2C13
4A23, 4A24
SR09
3G15
2A08
SRD16
7B10–719
228
2G18
SM07
402
8D08–8D09

Takara Belmont Corporation
8G01
TAVOM by Tecnolam
8C10
Tealth Foshan Medical Equipment
2B15
Tecno-Gaz
6B13
TehnoDent
6A09
TEKA DENTAL TECHNOLOGY
4D05
Tekne Dental
840
Temrex Corporation
3E 09
TePe Oral Hygiene Products
SR07
The Orthodontic Company
3F04
The University of Manchester
SRG22
Thomas
3G07
Tiss’ You
3D10
Titan Surgical
2F08
Titaniumfix
8D11
Tokuyama Dental/Elem Enterprises
823
Topmed Dental
2A17
TOR VM
3G15
TradeWinds Consulting
SRJ04
TRATE
SRD04
Trevodent Dental Supplies
3E 08
TRI Dental Implants
8F18
Trident
4C09
TRISA
SRC06, SRD06, SRE06
TTBio Healthcare
SRH06

UCL Eastman Dental Institute
UK-PAK Dental
Ultradent Products
UNIDI
United Dental Changzhou
University of Leeds
UNIVET
Univet
Uruk for Medical Supplies
US Orthodontic Products
USF Healthcare

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Vatech
VDW
Veradenta Dental Mobilya
Verdent
VERICOM
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Videya Technology
VITA Zahnfabrik
VladMiVa
VOCO

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Booth

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Warantec
Washash International & WRR Group
Wellmed Dental Medical Supply
Whitepeaks Dental Solutions
Willmann & Pein
WONHYO
World Bio Tech
World Dento-Med Equipment
Woson Medical Instrument

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Yadu Oral Health Care
2A07
YDM Corporation
816
Yesbiotech
411
Yeti Dentalprodukte
7D16–7D15
Young Innovations
3H10
Yuyao Qiangxin Medical Device
2C04

Exhibitors

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3B03
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2G03
Zeyco
3E07
Zhejiang Protect Medical Equipment 215
Zhejiang Shinye Medical Technology 2A13
Zhejiang Yahong
Medical Apparatus
2A05, 219
Zhengzhou Huaer
Electro Optics Technology
2B18

Exhibitors
Zhengzhou Linker
Medical Equipment
Zhengzhou Victory
Medical Instrument
Zhermack
Zimmer Dental
Zinedent Implant Manufacturing
Zirkonzahn Deutschland
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Zyrlux

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business

THE MAP SYSTEM: A VERSATILE TOOL FOR ENDODONTIC THERAPY
According to Produits Dentaires, its
MAP (Micro-Apical Placement) System,
provides a unique and efﬁcient method
for precisely placing endodontic ﬁlling
materials by orthograde or retrograde
approaches. At the AEEDC 2019 congress, the company is showcasing the
professional system, considered the
product of choice for perforation, rootend ﬁlling, pulp capping and retro-ob-

turation therapies, Produits Dentaires
said.
The MAP System is available in
three kits (Intro, Universal and Surgical), which each contain a Swiss-quality stainless-steel syringe with a bayonet catch designed for a large range of
exchangeable application needles. The
respective kits also contain the relevant needles, reusable medical-grade

polyoxymethylene plungers, NiTi
cleaning curettes for removing material residue inside the needles and
cleaning o-rings.
The Classic single-angle needles
are designed for precise orthograde endodontic procedures, while the Surgery triple-angle needles are optimal
for retrograde endodontic procedures.
The NiTi Memory Shape needles can

be manually shaped to any required curvature and adjust easily
to the shape of the root canal for
effective placement of repair materials. Because the NiTi Memory
Shape needles are versatile, they
are ideal for orthograde and retrograde therapies.
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Dentaires MTA White, the com-

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pany’s exclusive mineral trioxide aggregate cement developed for placement with the MAP System, dental
professionals can achieve durable and
predictable outcomes for their patients, Produits Dentaires said.
For more information about
Produits Dentaires’s products, dental
professionals are invited to visit the
company’s booth at AEEDC or its website.
Produits Dentaires,
Switzerland
www.pdsa.ch
Booth 8E10

EKLUND FOUNDATION
SUPPORTS ODONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH
For the fourth year running, the
Eklund Foundation for Odontological
Research and Education will distribute € 160,000 to high-quality research
projects. Applications are welcome
from 1 April 2019.
“Experimental, as well as clinical
studies in all ﬁelds of dentistry are
welcome, with projects in periodontology, implantology, and cariology being
especially prioritised,” said Dr Anna
Nilvéus Olofsson, who is a specialist
in paediatric dentistry and one of the
foundation’s reviewers.

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200 WORLDWIDE SPEAKERS

40,000 M2 OF EXHIBITION SPACE

MORE THAN 30,000 PARTICIPANTS

Abstract submission deadline
1 April 2019

Early-bird registration deadline
30 April 2019

www.world-dental-congress.org
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by
As the word about the
Eklund Foundation is spreading across the dental world, the number of applicants is growing by the
year. This spring, applications will be
accepted through the online portal at
eklundfoundation.org from 1 April to
31 May. The successful candidates
will be announced in autumn this
year.
Eklund Foundation was established in 2015 through a donation of
€ 5.5 million by the Eklund family,
owners of TePe Oral Hygiene Products. More information can be found
at eklundfoundation.org or at TePe’s
booth at AEEDC.

TePe, Sweden
www.tepe.com
Booth SR07

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business

NEWTOM PRESENTS HYBRID CBCT DEVICE FOR 2-D AND 3-D IMAGING
 An evolution of the NewTom
GiANO, the HR model packs efﬁciency and innovation into one
device that generates high-resolution
images that capture even the smallest
details. GiANO HR provides users
with a complete range of 2-D and 3-D
image acquisition modes for dentistry,
maxillofacial surgery and otorhinolaryngology.

Designed for easy expansion at
any time, to ensure the right solution is
always to hand whatever the user’s
diagnostic needs, GiANO HR can be
installed in one of three conﬁgurations:
3D PRIME for all dental diagnostic
and implant planning needs using
a 10 × 8 cm sensor; 3D ADVANCED
for applications ranging from maximum endodontic resolution to com-

plete otorhinolaryngology examinations thanks to a 13 × 16 cm sensor that
provides a complete overview of the
dentition, maxillary sinuses and airways; and 3D PROFESSIONAL with a
16 × 18 cm sensor to examine the entire
dental maxillofacial area and cervical
spine.
All three conﬁgurations generate
3-D volumes that offer rich detail. The

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COEX Convention Center, Seoul, Korea
Conservative Dentistry:
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ᄶ Main Topic
Cariology, Preventive dentistry, Minimal invasive treatment, Vital pulp therapy, Endodontics, Dental education, Adhesives,
Resin-based composites, Ceramic, Zirconia, CAD/CAM, Novel biomaterials, New technologies

ᄶ Keynote Speakers

Bart Van Meerbeek

Belgium

Bekir Karabucak

U.S.A.

Byoung-In Suh

U.S.A.

David Manton

Australia

Current Clinical Approaches
for Adhesive Luting of CADCAM Block Restorations

3D Root Canal Enlargement,
Disinfection and Obturation

Selection of Cements for
Maximizing Clinical Success

Dental Caries –
The New Paradigms

Ivo Krejci

Jack Ferracane

Junji Tagami

Lorenzo Breschi

Switzerland

U.S.A.

Japan

Italy

Current Status and Future
Advances in Dental Composite
Restorative Materials

Minimally Invasive Aesthetic
Restoration with Innovative
Materials

Successful Bonding from
Etching to Light Curing

Masashi Miyazaki

Niek Opdam The Netherlands

Reuben Kim

So Ran Kwon

Severe Tooth Wear,
When and How to Restore?

Vital Pulp Therapy – An Old
Thought but a New Paradigm
in Restorative Dentistry

Japan

U.S.A.

Italy

Direct Restoration
Procedures in Anterior and
Posterior Teeth

Dental Fitness –
The Paradigm Change in
Dentistry

Clinical Success of
Composite Restorations with
Universal Adhesives

Gaetano Paolone

Marino Sutedjo

Indonesia

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Abstract
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March 1, 2019

May 31, 2019

July 31, 2019

ᄶ AOFCD Asian - Oceanian Federation of Conservative Dentistry

It is established to contribute to the promotion of oral health in the public interest and to facilitate communication and cooperation
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pertinent to the scope of Conservative Dentistry.

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Anyone who is interested in AOFCD Membership, please check the AOFCD website (www.aofcd.org).

In conjunction with the 2019 Annual Autumn Scientific Meeting of the Korean Academy of Conservative
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Academy of Endodontics (KAE) Scientific Congress.
Supported by the Korean Academy of Adhesive Dentistry (KAAD)

For any inquiries regarding ConsAsia 2019, please contact the ConsAsia 2019 secretariat at info@conasia.org or visit www.consasia.org.

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vice’s advanced features. NewTom’s
NNT software provides speciﬁc instruments and interfaces for different diagnostic applications: data acquired during scanning can be processed in just
a few simple steps to produce 3-D images with, according to the company,
one of the highest resolutions on the
market.
An exclusive 3-D XF (eXtra Functions) mode uses trajectories particularly close to anatomical structures, allowing a resolution of 68 μm, which is
ideal for capturing every detail, especially in endodontic treatments. Lowdose protocols, SafeBeam technology
and servo-assisted alignment always
ensure minimum radiation dose and,
therefore, patient well-being. A choice
of three emission levels allows users to
adjust radiation dose according to actual diagnostic needs.
The high-sensitivity CMOS sensor
and the innovative X-ray tube ensure
excellent results in the case of 2-D imaging. ApT technology provides consistently outstanding image quality
and allows fully automatic acquisition
of optimised, clear, uniform panoramic
images. Furthermore, GiANO HR can
be supplied with a relocatable sensor
that allows the user to switch from
panoramic to cephalometric usage and
with a tele-radiographic system for
child and adult full latero-lateral and
antero-posterior projections.
A user-friendly 10 in. touchscreen
interface on the integrated control
panel helps the user select the most
appropriate examination mode. Three
preset examination protocols allow
dental professionals or radiographers
to effectively identify the most suitable
image acquisition mode.
To learn more about the innovative
features available on the GiANO HR
and to discover the full range of cutting-edge imaging devices designed
and built by NewTom, AEEDC attendees are invited to visit the company’s
booth. 

MAC Digital
Dental Systems, UAE
www.mac-ims.com/products/
dental-imaging
Booth 8G06–G10

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NEODENT GRAND MORSE IMPLANT SYSTEM—GREATNESS IS AN ACHIEVEMENT
 The Neodent Grand Morse Implant
System is the achievement of 25 years
of involvement in implant dentistry
and shared experiences with many
clinicians worldwide. Continuing with
a unique purpose to always deliver
high quality treatment options that
changes patients’ lives, the Grand
Morse Implant System is the

Neodent—part of Straumann Group—
evolution.
Anchored within the company’s
philosophy of respecting mechanical
and biological principles, this implant
system is a preferred choice in dental
implant therapy. The result is a solution that combines mechanical
strength and versatile prosthetic solu-

tions, from unitary to multiple and
from conventional to digital. This complete system offers several beneﬁts designed to make treatments as efﬁcient
as possible:

GRAND RELIABILITY—
Stable and strong foundation
for long-term success
The Neodent Grand Morse connection offers a unique combination based
on proven concepts: a platform switch
associated with a deep 16° Morse taper, including an internal indexation
for a strong and stable connection designed to achieve long-lasting results.

GRAND SIMPLICITY—
Ease of use at its best
The Neodent Grand Morse Implant
System was engineered with efﬁciency
and simplicity in mind. Within the dental treatment network, it considers
both surgical and restorative steps.

GRAND STABILITY—
Designed for predictable immediate treatments in all bone
types
The Neodent Grand Morse system
offers three implant designs. All feature the innovative Acqua hydrophilic
surface and predictability in immediate protocols.

GRAND ESTHETICS—
Immediate natural aesthetic
delivery
The Neodent Grand Morse restorative portfolio offers ﬂexibility to simplify soft-tissue management that re-

spects the required biological distances
for achieving immediate function and
aesthetics.
With the Helix Grand Morse, for
example, dental professionals can enjoy more treatment ﬂexibility for their
patients by creating the optimal tooth
replacement outcomes for all indications, from single-tooth replacement to
full-mouth rehabilitation. The Helix
Grand Morse allows tailored treatment
options according to the speciﬁc clinical situation, taking into account the
biological principles and the fundamentals of implant dentistry.
Its innovative design combines a
full dual-tapered body design and a hybrid outer contour: cylindrical on the
coronal area and conical on the apical
part. This allows for vertical implant
placement ﬂexibility in combination
with under-osteotomy, helping to preserve important peri-implant bone

structure in the crestal area—which is
an important prerequisite for optimising the outcomes in aesthetic sites.
The Helix Grand Morse features a
progressive dynamic thread design in
combination with a small tip and
ﬂutes, allowing immediate engagement
that facilitates primary stability even
in challenging treatment situations.
These product characteristics help to
adapt the drilling sequence and primary stability to the clinical situation,
even in demanding cases, such as soft
bone, fresh extraction sockets or converging root tips, and to the treatment
protocol, allowing immediate implant
placement and immediate loading. 

Neodent, Brazil
www.neodent.com
Booth 719

What’s on in Dubai, AEEDC 2019, 5 February
Dubai’s Heritage:
A Tour of Al Bastakiya
• Address: Al Hamriya, Bur Dubai
© Glen Berlin/Shutterstock.com

Desert Safari
• Starting time: Conﬁrm with event
organiser
• Starting point: Pick-up from hotel
• More information:
www.getyourguide.com

La Perle by Dragone
(Performance show)
• Address: Al Habtoor City,
260 Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai
• Ticket information:
www.laperle.com/en
• Check website

© Victor Maschek/Shutterstock.com

AEEDC attendees are invited to experience the heart-stopping La
Perle by Dragone—the show that takes entertainment to new heights.
Creative Director Franco Dragone, who is famed for shows like The
House of Dancing Water in Macau and Le Reve in Las Vegas, has created a new performance show unlike any other. The ﬁrst resident
show in Dubai, La Perle will run for at least 10 years, with 65 worldclass performers from 23 countries performing breath-taking and
extraordinary acts. Including an aqua theatre that uses state-of-theart technology that produces waterfalls, torrents and rain on a stage
that ﬂoods and drains within seconds, this spectacle is certainly one
that cannot be missed!

Pai Thai (Restaurant)
• Address: Dar Masyaf Hotel, Al Qasr, Madinat Jumeirah
• Opening times: 6 p.m–11.30 p.m.
Foodies start their culinary journey with an Abra boat tour that
takes them to the Pai Thai restaurant, while they take in the beautiful
views of the Madinat’s idyllic waterways. Pai Thai has something for
every taste and dinner at this award-winning Thai restaurant includes
light, aromatic and tasty traditional dishes with an exotic ﬂair. The
menu offers delicious starters, such as sundried, crispy beef, served
with a coriander, garlic and chili sauce. And a ﬁne main course, such
as shrimps with red curry cream, kafﬁr lime leaves and red chilli might
just be the perfect way to ﬁnish off this spectacular dining journey.
These days, Dubai is all about modern, high-rise buildings, but a
big part of it remains irrevocably connected to the narrow lanes and
wind-towers of the historic Al Bastakiya district—the oldest residential district in Dubai. Dating back to 1890, the area is known for its
old-world architecture and its stark contrast to the hustle and bustle
of Bur Dubai. Some of the places in Al Bastakiya that are highly recommended for exploring are the Mawaheb Art Gallery, Arabian Tea
House Café, Sheikh Muhammad Centre for Cultural Understanding
and the Coffee Museum.

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Desert safaris are one of the most popular touristic experiences
on offer in Dubai and are an excellent opportunity to get out of the
city and onto the sand dunes. While there are many different tours
to choose from, most safari providers offer the following: dune bashing, sandboarding, camel rides and a mouth-watering Arabic barbeque dinner in the evening along with a belly-dancing performance
as entertainment. Most of the packages include a hotel pick-up and
drop-off service, making it easy for tourists to go on these sandy adventures.

AEEDC Dubai 2019 · 5 February 2019

© Valeria Aksakova/Shutterstock.com

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