today AEEDC Dubai Feb. 6–8, 2024
An interview with Dr Amir Mansouri, CEO of SprintRay.: “Dentistry without deviation”
/ The balance between innovation and tradition: Straumann Group offer the latest digital technologies and training
/ AEEDC Dubai: Dentistry’s distinguished destination
/ An interview with Dr Ahmed Shawky el-Sheshtawy, AEEDC Dubai 2024 speaker.: “Retreatments are a unique way to save not only teeth but also the surrounding bone”
/ Middle Eastern dental market to swell to more than US$1.6 billion: An analysis by Donna Santos and Dr Kamran Zamanian, iData Research
/ New endodontic order: A clinical report by Dr Philippe Sleiman, Lebanon
/ An interview with Dr Ana Bokuchava, international marketing manager at Curaden. - “Aligners have shortcomings, but using the right aligner foam helps”
/ Teaming with Planmeca to create a high-tech boutique experience
/ Oral Reconstruction Foundation—new scientific knowledge for the benefit of patients: An interview with Dr Martin Schuler, executive director of the Oral Reconstruction Foundation
/ Industry
/ List of exhibitors
/ What’s on in Dubai, AEEDC 2024, 6–8 February
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Dr Ahmed Shawky el-Sheshtawy discusses
complex endodontic retreatments for natural
tooth preservation at AEEDC Dubai 2024.
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UAE International Dental Conference & Arab Dental Exhibition Dubai · 6–8 February 2024
» page 8
The balance between
innovation and tradition
The Straumann Group offers
the latest digital technologies and training.
A recent surge of innovations has
sparked a transformative wave in the
field of dentistry, reshaping the landscape of oral healthcare. In this interview, Dr Christoph Reinschmidt, the
Straumann Group’s head of distributor
markets in the Europe, Middle East and
Africa region, and Albin Gygli, head of
digital for central and eastern Europe,
the Middle East and Africa, talk about the
multi-brand dental company’s approach
to and philosophy regarding introducing
new digital solutions and identify future
trends in dentistry, as well as how the
company is strategically positioned to
adapt to changes.
While innovation is crucial, practitioners
often rely on established techniques.
How does the Straumann Group harmonise introducing innovative features
with ensuring compatibility for practitioners accustomed to conventional
methods?
Dr Reinschmidt: At the Straumann
Group, we are committed to being the
most customer-focused and innovative
oral care company. Consequently, we
deeply recognise that innovation has to
be aligned with tradition and clinical
evidence. We pursue a combination of
in-house innovations as well as strategic
acquisitions as a way forward. On the one
hand, products like Straumann’s iEXCEL,
which will be presented during the
ITI World Symposium in Singapore from
9 to 11 May, showcase our internal
research and development capabilities.
On the other hand, acquisitions of brands
like GalvoSurge demonstrate our openness
to integrating external expertise into our
portfolio. It is also worth mentioning that
innovation is not confined to a single
brand within the Straumann Group. We
ensure that all our brands incorporate
cutting-edge technologies, maintaining a
high standard of excellence across our
entire product portfolio. This inclusive
approach ensures that practitioners
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Middle East’s dental market set to reach
US$1.6 billion by 2029, driven by ageing
populations and tech advances.
VOCO introduces Retraction Paste for moisture
control and precision impressions, enhancing dental
procedures with easy application and hygiene.
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“Dentistry without deviation”
An interview with Dr Amir Mansouri, CEO of SprintRay.
SprintRay has long held the
unique position of being an additive manufacturing business with
a single focus: dentistry. Ahead of
AEEDC 2024, Dental Tribune International spoke with SprintRay CEO
Dr Amir Mansouri about the company’s upcoming foray into the
Middle Eastern market, SprintRay’s
continued success and the value
of converting an analogue practice
into a streamlined, digital enterprise.
Dr Mansouri, SprintRay has been incredibly productive throughout the
past year. With AEEDC Dubai 2024
on the horizon, which innovation do
you expect will draw visitors most
to the SprintRay booth?
Research and development and
advancing innovations are our core
focus. We never take our market
position for granted and are always
working to disrupt our own product
lines and position by introducing
new innovations. Our emphasis is
heavily on materials and AI—materials
to broaden the current applica-
tions in dental practices and AI
to aid in treatment planning for
our community—and that’s what we
think visitors will want to learn
more about.
How important is this event, and
the Middle Eastern market for your
company?
Extremely important. Our vision
is to accelerate access to oral
care globally, and we believe that
3D printing can give millions of
patients faster and more affordable
access to oral treatments. Coming
to the Middle East to offer our solutions to dental professionals has
always been part of our road map,
and we are excited that it’s now
happening.
Clinicians have their choice of production technologies, which can be
overwhelming for some. How does
a SprintRay ecosystem simplify the
process of in-house production?
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We offer a streamlined workflow, superior
materials, easy design solutions and a community of thousands of collaborating clinicians.
SprintRay is the only company exclusively focused on dental 3D printing, offering clinicians
a partner whose sole mission is to improve dental 3D printing every day.
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On the topic of choices, even in 2024, there are
dental practitioners who are still hesitant to
switch to an additive manufacturing process.
What are the long-term benefits of giving up
traditional methods and switching to a digital
workflow?
Every day that clinicians delay adopting
this technology, they fall behind in their professional development and competitiveness. 3D
printing offers more control and versatility in
treatment options, providing a competitive
edge in their market. Offering a same-day
crown or night guard increases the likelihood
of patient acceptance.
What decisions have kept SprintRay so successful across the European market and indeed worldwide?
Our focus on dentistry without deviation
has been key. Unlike our competitors who treat
dentistry as a secondary market or 3D printing
as a sideline, we are dedicated solely to dentistry. This focus has driven us to make decisions aligned with community needs. We’ve developed game-changing materials, software, AI
and more, making 3D printing more accessible,
affordable and exciting for clinicians and dental labs.
Editorial note: More information about SprintRay can found at
www.sprintray.com. AEEDC visitors are invited to learn more
about the company at booth PH03.
“Unlike our competitors who treat dentistry as a secondary
market or 3D printing as a sideline, we are dedicated
Occlusal shaping of composite
restorations in the posterior region
solely to dentistry. This focus has driven us
to make decisions aligned with community needs.”
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challenges to enhance the overall user
experience?
Gygli: Dental professionals often
grapple with the challenges of transitioning to digital solutions, including
concerns about costs, training requirements and workflow integration. By addressing these challenges, we enhance
the overall user experience, making
digital integration with Straumann a
practical and beneficial choice for modern
dental practices. Our commitment to
user-friendly interfaces ensures a
smooth transition, empowering dental
professionals to embrace digital technology effortlessly.
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“Straumann Group”
have access to innovation regardless of
their brand preferences.
Obviously, we also acknowledge the
importance of established clinical procedures in ensuring patient safety and
successful outcomes. Our approach involves
a balance between introducing innovations
and respecting the well-documented,
trusted methods that practitioners rely on.
New products are also introduced in
a structured manner, accompanied by
offering the necessary training and education to our customers.
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How has digital technology transformed
dental practices, and what are the
key innovations that have significantly
influenced the field?
Gygli: Digital technology and its
workflows have revolutionised dentistry, enhancing efficiency, precision
and patient care. Key innovations in
diagnostics, treatment planning and
communication have reshaped dental
practices. The crucial element in any
digital workflow—be it for clear aligner
treatment, implantology or restorative
dentistry—is the digital impression of
a patient’s teeth. The intra-oral scanner
is the entry point to digital treatment,
playing a pivotal role in transforming
treatment processes in clinics. Its significance is undeniable, marking a
paradigm shift in dental practices and
ensuring a more streamlined and
patient-centric approach.
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Fig. 1: Dr Christoph Reinschmidt, the Straumann Group’s head of distributor markets in the Europe,
Middle East and Africa region. Fig. 2: Albin Gygli, head of digital hub Switzerland, eastern
Europe and emerging markets.
Given the diverse populations in different
regions with varying dental needs,
how does the Straumann Group cater
to the specific requirements of different
communities and demographics?
Dr Reinschmidt: One of the key
pillars of our strategy involves our
multi-brand approach, acknowledging
that different communities and demographics may have unique preferences
and requirements. The Straumann Group
encompasses a range of brands, each
tailored to cater to specific market segments and needs. To support our multi-brand strategy and cater to diverse
philosophies, the Straumann Group invests significantly in global education
and training programmes, allowing
practitioners from various regions to
access the latest knowledge, techniques
and best practices.
We also understand that dental
practitioners may follow diverse treatment philosophies based on their training, cultural backgrounds and regional
practices. The Straumann Group’s
product development and educational
initiatives take these differences into
account.
What challenges do dental professionals
face in adopting digital solutions, and
how does Straumann address these
We alleviate hurdles by providing
cost-effective digital solutions, including intra-oral scanners and treatment
planning software; practical resources
and training programmes, facilitating
seamless integration into existing
workflows. We offer accessible education and guidance, including online
modules, hands-on workshops and
personalised coaching to support practitioners in integrating digital tools
into their daily practice, contributing
to improved patient care and practice
efficiency.
As dentistry continues to evolve, what
future trends and technological advancements do you foresee playing a crucial
role in shaping the landscape, and how
is the Straumann Group positioned to
adapt to these changes?
Dr Reinschmidt: As dentistry undergoes its continued evolution, several
tion between the Association of the German Dental Industry (VDDI) and INDEX
Conferences and Exhibitions—the organisers of AEEDC Dubai—was announced
at the International Dental Show in
Cologne in Germany in March last year.
“I am very honoured about this
initiative, which will give the manufacturers of the German dental industry the opportunity to tighten their
contacts and business activities in
this important regional target market
and to be able to further expand them
in many places. The VDDI has always
been happy to support the AEEDC in
Dubai for decades. This is a new milestone in our friendly cooperation,”
stated Mark Stephen Pace, chairman
of the board of the VDDI.
Anas Al Madani, vice chairman and
group CEO of INDEX Holding, stated:
“Germany has had a long-standing
position within AEEDC Dubai as major
contributors to innovative technology
and enhanced treatment methods. We
appreciate the valuable contributions
they have made over the years, and we
are delighted to have them as our guest
of honour of AEEDC Dubai 2024.”
From left: Dr Markus Heibach (VDDI), Dr Tariq Khoory (AEEDC Dubai), Mark Stephen Pace (VDDI), Dr Abdul Salam Al Madani (AEEDC Dubai) and
Petra Pace (Dentaurum) at the 2023 International Dental Show. (Image: © INDEX Holding)
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Digitalisation continues to change
our business fundamentally. The
Straumann Group directly offers solutions for intra-oral scanning, treatment
planning, patient communication, assisted or navigated surgery and the
production of final restorations. The
adoption of these technologies is fundamental for the future success of
dental healthcare companies as well
for practitioners.
The shift towards patient-centric
care is a prevailing trend in dentistry.
Patients are increasingly involved in
their treatment decisions, seeking personalised experiences and convenient
communication channels. We recently
added Smilecloud to our portfolio, software that allows clinicians to design
virtual mock-up smiles for patients
supported by artificial intelligence
technology and 3D biometric libraries.
This platform facilitates communication
between practitioners and patients,
enabling a more collaborative and
transparent treatment journey.
Editorial note: More information about the
Straumann Group can be found at www.straumann.com.
Visit Booths 7A10–7B10 to learn more.
Germany—guest of honour at AEEDC Dubai 2024
Germany will be the guest of honour
at the 28th AEEDC Dubai. The collabora-
future trends and technological advancements are playing an important role.
The demand for immediate results in
dental procedures is increasing, in implantology in particular. Patients and
practitioners alike are seeking solutions
that minimise treatment time and the
number of visits and eventually enhance
treatment satisfaction.
AEEDC Dubai · 6–8 February 2024
Previous editions of AEEDC Dubai
have been attended by approximately
66,000 people from 155 countries.
Last year’s event showcased more
than 4,800 brands from over 3,600 companies, and the 2024 meeting is set to
expand by nearly 30%.
AEEDC Dubai connects dental
companies, oral care companies,
manufacturers and distributors from
around the world, enabling them to
reach new business markets and boost
their networks. Having Germany’s
dental industry as the guest of honour will further support German
manufacturers in increasing their
market share and introducing new
products to the world. The position of
guest of honour will place a major spotlight on German brands and products
at AEEDC Dubai and highlight them
throughout the exhibition.
Germany’s dental industry is known
for its high-quality products, and its
turnover has increased by more than
28% to over €6.2 billion. Export markets
contributed the significant amount of
€4.1 billion to this achievement, and this
figure is expected to increase steadily
over the next year.
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AEEDC Dubai: Dentistry’s distinguished destination
Dubai show confirms its status as a melting pot for the global dental community.
Oral and maxillofacial
surgery insights
The UAE International Dental Conference and Arab Dental Exhibition
(AEEDC Dubai) is one of the largest annual scientific dental conferences and
exhibitions in the world and is now in
its 28th year. Hosted at the Dubai World
Trade Centre, this event is renowned
globally for its extensive scope and
depth, and promises to continue its legacy as a global platform for the dental
community.
Concurrent with AEEDC, the
AEEDC Dubai World Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Conference on 7 and
8 February will explore the theme
“Conventional vs. technologies in oral
and maxillofacial surgery”. This event
is a deep dive into the transformative
changes in this field, juxtaposing traditional methods with modern technological advances. The conference aims
to enhance understanding of surgical
approaches, weigh the pros and cons
of conventional versus advanced technologies, and explore state-of-the-art
surgical planning tools. Participants
will gain insights into aesthetic principles,
reconstruction methods and innovations
in orthognathic surgery, essential for
any dental professional in the field.
The conference is an essential event for
surgeons, consultants, specialists, fellows
and trainees involved in the specialty.
It offers 16 CE credits, underscoring its
educational value.
Since its humble inception in 1996,
AEEDC Dubai has evolved significantly.
It has mirrored Dubai’s ascent as a
leading healthcare and scientific hub,
both regionally and on a global scale.
This journey over almost three decades
underscores AEEDC’s commitment to
excellence and innovation in the field
of dentistry.
Last year’s event set a new attendance benchmark of over 66,000 participants from 155 countries. It showcased a staggering 4,800 brands from
3,600 companies, and the 2024 meeting
is set to expand by nearly 30%.
The AEEDC conference is a beacon
of knowledge, offering a comprehensive
scientific programme that spans the
latest advances and research in various
dental specialties. In five halls, more
than 100 lectures will be presented.
Over 100 esteemed speakers from
across the globe will be sharing their
expertise, providing attendees with the
opportunity to earn 21.5 continuing
education (CE) credits over the course
of three days.
Dr Tariq Khoory, AEEDC Dubai
honorary chairman, said: “AEEDC
Dubai 2024 is proud to continue its
journey of delivering remarkable
Impressions from AEEDC Dubai 2023. (All images © INDEX)
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“AEEDC Dubai 2024 is proud to continue its journey
of delivering remarkable milestones in the dental industry.”—
Dr Tariq Khoory, AEEDC Dubai honorary chairman
milestones in the dental industry. At
AEEDC Dubai 2024, we offer a multidimensional platform with specialised
courses, student competitions, and poster
presentations to help you sharpen your
skills and better understand ways to
improve patient health.”
His Excellency Dr Abdul Salam
al-Madani, executive chairman of
AEEDC Dubai and the Global Scientific
Dental Alliance, added: “Under the theme
‘Education and innovation transfer’,
AEEDC emphasises the importance of
continuous teaching and learning to
share knowledge with the world. Our
exhibition halls will showcase the latest
innovative products and offer various
workshops to demonstrate how we
apply our knowledge into practice.”
Focus on orthodontics
The 2024 AEEDC Dubai World Orthodontic Conference, scheduled for 5 and
6 February, will revolve around the theme
“Conventional and futuristic”. The ninth
edition of this conference will delve into
cutting-edge topics in orthodontics, offering
14 CE credits. It is an invaluable platform
for learning about advancements such as
clear aligners and digital orthodontics.
The 15th AEEDC Student Competition,
integral to AEEDC Dubai, invites dental
and oral medicine students to participate in a challenging and enriching
environment. This competition encourages knowledge exchange and
broadens students’ perspectives in
various dental fields.
An immersive experience
A cornerstone of AEEDC is its expansive exhibition, a dynamic showcase
across Halls 1–8 at Dubai World Trade
Centre. Here, attendees have the opportunity to explore a myriad of products
and services from over 700 companies
from around the world. The exhibition
floor features cutting-edge dental equipment, innovative technologies and the
latest products in dental care. This interactive platform not only facilitates the
exchange of ideas and networking
among dental professionals but also
serves as a vital link between suppliers
and buyers, fostering business opportunities and collaboration.
Germany is this year’s guest of
honour. The partnership between the
Association of the German Dental
Industry and INDEX Conferences and
Exhibitions, the organiser of AEEDC
Dubai, was announced in March last
year during the International Dental
Show in Cologne in Germany. Being
the guest of honour will ensure
German brands and products receive
prominent exposure at AEEDC.
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“Retreatments are a unique way to save not only teeth
but also the surrounding bone”
An interview with Dr Ahmed Shawky el-Sheshtawy, AEEDC Dubai 2024 speaker.
journey beginning with the rationale behind retreatments, progressing to ensuring rational fulfilment and finally the decision-making process, which is the most
critical process in our treatments. My lecture will also cover different procedures
and techniques used to manage complex
retreatment cases.
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Dr Ahmed Shawky el-Sheshtawy.
n The possibilities and risks of endodontic retreatments in the pursuit of
saving natural teeth will be presented
at AEEDC Dubai 2024 by endodontist
Dr Ahmed Shawky el-Sheshtawy. He
owns a private practice specialising in
micro-endodontics and is a senior lecturer at the Department of Endodontics
of Cairo University in Egypt. Dental
Tribune International spoke with him
about his upcoming lecture, the complexity of retreatments, advances in the
field of endodontics and how to best
manage patient expectations.
Your lecture title refers to retreatment
as a unique way of saving teeth. What
will the main focus of your lecture at
AEEDC be, and what do you hope participants will take away from it?
My lecture will shed light on the role
of endodontic retreatments in preserving
natural teeth as an alternative to replacing them with implants or prosthetic
appliances. Attendees will be taken on a
Could you explain how the objectives
of retreatments, like the healing of
periapical periodontitis and its prevention, are more complex compared with
primary treatments?
The treatment and prevention of
recurrent periapical periodontitis in
failed treatments are notably more complex than in primary treatments. In primary treatments, the root canal system,
despite its intricacies, can be effectively
managed with current shaping and
cleaning protocols, achieving success
rates as high as 95% in most instances.
However, in cases where treatment failures necessitate retreatments, additional
factors or challenges may complicate the
situation. These include the removal of
previous root filling materials, altered
anatomy, the presence of perforations,
canal blockage (iatrogenic or biological),
inflammatory resorption and the inability to achieve patency across the
foramen, which is crucial. Furthermore,
the presence of an apical lesion adds to
these complications. These complications,
combined with the inherently complex
nature of the root canal system, make
retreatments significantly more challenging than primary treatments, often resulting in lower success rates.
What are the key challenges clinicians
face in gaining access to the root canal
system during retreatments, especially considering factors like existing
intra-canal fillings and altered canal
anatomy?
in various procedures, ranging from
disassembly to cleaning, and even in
correcting previous mishaps.
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Figs.1a–c: (a) Mandibular left second molar presented with unsuccessful primary treatment and
symptomatic periapical periodontitis. (b) Non-surgical treatment involved an apical plug in the
distal root. (c) One-year follow-up showed complete healing of the periradicular lesion.
Regaining access to the root canal
system can be challenging, especially
when fibre posts have been used as
intra-canal retention elements. Clinicians need the requisite experience and
appropriate tools to avoid iatrogenic errors. Regarding intra-canal filling materials, a different yet dynamic approach
is required. This is because there are
various types of root filling materials,
including the older silver points, the
widely used gutta-percha and calcium
silicate materials, each requiring a distinct method of removal to regain full
access to the root canal system. Inadequate removal of these materials
during retreatments can compromise
the treatment outcome. Remnants may
limit the accessibility of disinfectants
and instruments to micro-anatomies or
may result in an inadequate seal.
Given the additional challenges, what
are the key factors to consider when
developing a strategy for a successful
retreatment outcome?
Key factors for developing an
effective retreatment strategy include
a thorough pretreatment evaluation by
the clinician. This evaluation is crucial
for determining the case prognosis and
formulating the treatment plan. The
next step involves decision-making, where
the clinician decides on the retreatment
approach—whether non-surgical, surgical or a combination of both. In this
context, the clinician also has to decide
whether the tooth presented can be
saved. The third factor encompasses
the technicalities and procedural steps
involved in the retreatment process.
What advancements in endodontic technology or techniques have improved
the outcomes of retreatment procedures in recent years?
Endodontics is a very dynamic and
rapidly evolving specialty. It has benefited from advancements in imaging
modalities, such as CBCT, which enables a precise visualisation of dental
issues. Recent advances in nickel–
titanium instruments and their kinematics, along with the introduction of
new irrigant delivery and activation
instruments and devices, have contributed
to improved treatment outcomes.
The integration of magnification
and ultrasound in endodontic practice
is a critical aspect that has significantly
transformed the specialty—I consider
these to be game-changers. These
technologies have been instrumental
In addition, I would like to highlight
the rapidly evolving advancements
in endodontic biomaterials, particularly
calcium silicate materials. These have
proved helpful in complex retreatments,
especially in cases involving root defects
or challenging anatomies. Additionally,
there have been significant advancements in concepts and materials for the
post-endodontic restorative phase, and
these play a crucial role in extending the
survival time of retreated teeth.
How do you manage patient expectations
and communicate the potential risks
and benefits of undergoing a retreatment
procedure?
That’s a very good question, especially for young clinicians. The key factor in managing patient expectations
lies in proper pretreatment evaluation.
This involves examining the current
status of the tooth, assessing potential
complications and, most importantly,
evaluating the survival potential of the
tooth after treatment. Equipped with
this information, clinicians can clearly
and easily communicate the benefits
and risks involved to patients.
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our readers to know?
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retreatments are a unique way to save
not only teeth but also the surrounding
bone. By achieving the goal of healing,
even if the tooth structurally fails at some
point, a healthy foundation for a future
implant has been established. 7
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VR and AI prove useful aids in treating patients with mental disabilities
Study highlights impact of virtual reality and artificial intelligence on dental care.
The study begins by highlighting the high prevalence of mental
disorders globally and the specific
challenges faced by individuals
with mental disabilities in accessing
dental care. The technological advancements in mental health treatment, especially through AI and VR,
are underscored as potential solutions for managing anxiety and
improving behaviour in dental settings. The authors sought to determine
whether immersive VR experiences
combined with AI interventions
could reduce anxiety and improve
behaviour in individuals with moderate to severe mental disabilities,
such as cerebral palsy and Down’s
syndrome. It hypothesised that
VR simulations would familiarise
individuals with the dental environ-
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Every dental clinician in the
world will, at some point, treat a
patient with a form of mental disability, and according to recent research, technology is now available
to make that treatment go more
smoothly and to help the patient
feel more comfortable. This study,
significant in the context of Saudi
Arabia where over a million individuals suffer from mental disabilities, aimed to address these
patients’ inability to express dental
treatment needs. The researchers
explored the impact of virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence
(AI) interventions during dental
treatments on anxiety and behavioural responses in patients with
mental disabilities.
ment, thereby making minor procedures easier for dental staff and
patients.
The cross-sectional study was
conducted between December 2022
and March 2023 among 90 Saudi
female residents in a rehabilitation
centre. Participants were selected
based on specific inclusion and
exclusion criteria, and data was
collected on their demographic
background, baseline anxiety levels, and behaviours. Two forms of
intervention were employed in the
care of these patients. The first utilised an Oculus Quest 2 VR headset
to create a simulated natural environment to provide a soothing experience. The second intervention
involved an AI-powered environment
linked to a galvanic skin response
(GSR) sensor, which adjusted the
environment based on the patient’s
anxiety levels by measuring emotional arousal.
The simulated environment created utilised the relaxing properties
of nature such as imagery of a river
and wetlands. Additionally, cartoon
characters were included, and the
environment was part of a customised design. The GSR monitored
whether the patient reached an
established threshold and adjusted
the VR environment to compensate
and provide a more soothing experience.
Each anxiety score was tailored
to the patient, and the authors did
not assign a baseline score. These
individual scores were useful for
evaluating before and after status
for each patient as well as the efficacy
of the programme during each phase
of the treatment—pre-intervention,
intervention and post-intervention.
By additionally using the Frankl
Behavior Rating Scale and the
Venham Anxiety and Behavior
Scale to assess behavioural changes,
the clinicians were able to note a
significant decrease in anxiety levels and improvement in behaviour
when VR and AI interventions were
employed. For example, GSR scores
reduced significantly from pretreatment to post-treatment. Additionally, there was a notable improvement in behaviour shown in the
Frankl and Venham scores, and the
study found a positive correlation
between reduced anxiety and improved behaviour.
According to these results, it
seems that VR-based distraction is
an effective method for managing
anxiety and behaviour during
non-invasive dental treatments in
individuals with mental disabilities.
It suggests that VR and AI interventions have broader applicability in
various clinical settings and calls
for further research to explore their
effectiveness in more complex
medical and dental procedures.
The study, titled “Effect of virtual
reality and artificial intelligence on
anxiety and behaviour among individuals with mental disabilities in
a dental setting”, was published on
27 October 2023 in the Journal of
Disability Research.
Wanted: Research on 3D-printed zirconia restorations
Researchers conduct analysis of 3D-printed vs. milled zirconia prostheses.
Zirconia, dubbed “ceramic steel”
for its robustness, is a preferred choice
for various dental restorations owing
to its high strength and biocompatibility, among other attributes. The introduction of CAD/CAM technologies has
enhanced the precision of manufacture of zirconia restorations by minimising human error. There are two
main fabrication methods: subtractive
(milling) and additive (3D printing).
Each technique has its advantages.
Milling is cost-effective and less sen-
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Clinically, zirconia crowns and
FDPs showed impressive biological
and physical properties, with few
reported issues. The meta-analysis
revealed that, regardless of variables like age, glazing/staining, location and marginal integrity, the
pooled survival rate of these crowns
and FDPs was consistently high, at
100%. In the context of in vitro
studies comparing 3D-printed and
milled zirconia crowns and FDPs,
findings suggested that both methods offered comparable accuracy,
adaptability and strength, positioning
3D printing as a viable option for
clinical use.
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Zirconia-based restorations, renowned for their durability and aesthetics resembling natural teeth, have
gained popularity over the past
20 years and are increasingly being
produced using CAD/CAM. A recent
systematic review and meta-analysis
comparing milled versus 3D-printed
zirconia prostheses has found continual
gaps in the research, including biases,
and potential under–representation
of the performance capabilities of
3D-printed restorations. A complete
lack of clinical studies on the efficacy
of 3D–printed zirconia crowns and
fixed dental prostheses (FDPs) also highlights how far research into zirconia
crown fabrication has yet to go.
sitive to minor design imperfections,
while printing offers more design flexibility and efficiency in intricate structures. While 3D printing of dental restorations is nascent, studies comparing the effectiveness of milled versus
printed zirconia are scarce.
The present review was conducted
in an effort to bridge this knowledge
gap by seeking to determine whether
the performance of zirconia crowns and
FDPs produced by both methods compares favourably with that of conven-
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tionally produced ones. The review included various in vitro studies, necessary in lieu of any available clinical studies on 3D-printed zirconia restorations,
and the results are intended to guide clinicians in selecting the best method for
creating crowns and FDPs. The included
articles were published from 2004 to
November 2022 and reported on the
placement of over 1,500 zirconia restorations, predominantly in the posterior
regions. The studies involved a variety of
clinical designs, and most patients were
followed for over a year.
The main biological outcome
observed across the board was bleeding on probing. Technical issues,
such as crown fractures, were noted,
one study recording a survival rate
of 91.5%. Proper polishing was
found to reduce the chance of crown
fracture. Other key findings in the
review were that patients with bruxism should be treated with zirconia
crowns and FDPs with great caution
and adjustments might be needed
after crown placement owing to occlusal issues or pain. The average
preservation of marginal integrity
was high, but varied depending on
the study. Zirconia was found to
cause wear on opposing teeth, but
less so than other ceramics.
There is limited literature on
zirconia’s aesthetic aspects, especially
concerning colour. The review faced
challenges like technique variability
and limited patient sample size. Conclusively, zirconia crowns and FDPs,
whether 3D-printed or milled, are
promising but require more extensive research, especially long-term
studies, to validate their benefits over
traditionally produced prostheses.
Although in some cases the literature
suggests that milled crowns and
FDPs are superior to 3D-printed ones,
there were no identified direct comparisons performed in any studies.
The lack of research into 3D-printed
crowns and FDPs may have contributed
to this result.
The study, titled “Clinical effectiveness of 3D-milled and 3D-printed
zirconia prosthesis—a systematic
review and meta-analysis”, was
published on 27 August 2023 in
Biomimetics.
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Middle Eastern dental market to swell to more than US$1.6 billion
By Donna Santos & Dr Kamran Zamanian, iData Research
in oral health, may have a negative
impact on market growth.
Although the dental industry in the
Middle East plunged in value by more
than 30% in 2020 owing to the COVID-19
pandemic, by 2023 it had rebounded
so significantly that predictions hold
the market to be worth upwards of
US$1.6 billion by 2029.1–5 The industry
includes a variety of market segments,
such as dental prostheses, digital dentistry, dental bone graft substitutes
and other biomaterials, dental implants
and dental operatory equipment, and
continuous developments have turned
what was a sinking market into something robust, promising valuable gains
for the region, which includes Bahrain,
Iran, Israel, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar,
Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Dental prostheses market
The dental prostheses market,
encompassing crowns and bridges,
inlays, onlays and complete dentures,
is the largest segment. It is expected
that the demand for dental prostheses
will continue to grow, thanks to an
expanding regional population, which
has increased by more than 35% since
2005.6 It is the aged among the population which has significantly bolstered
this market’s growth. According to
data published by the World Bank, it
can be estimated that the UAE’s ageing
population has been growing at an
average annual growth rate of 19%,
followed by Kuwait at 12%.7 Moreover,
this demand is fuelled by the growing
number of migrant workers, as Arab
states are considered a top destination
Digital dentistry market
The Middle East has consistently
embraced and integrated digitisation
into its dental workflows through the
utilisation of CAD/CAM technologies
and dental 3D printers. The increasing
prevalence of dental clinics has contributed to a rise in unit sales in recent
years. Moreover, the number of dentists
is continually growing across each
country in the region. For instance,
in the UAE, the number of dentists
increased fivefold from 2010 to 2018,
1,203 compared with 6,273.10, 11
1
Fig. 1: Ageing population by country in the Middle East in 2022. (All graphs: © iData Research)
for economic opportunity. A Pew Research
Center article reported that 93.9% of
residents in the UAE, 80.6% of residents in Qatar and 71.3% of residents
in Kuwait in 2020 were international
migrants.8 Overall, the dental prostheses market is expected to reach over
US$900 million in 2029, the majority
being accounted for by crowns and
bridges.2
Dental implant market
In line with the growth of the
dental prostheses market, the dental
implant market is poised to reach
US$187 million.5 Improved access to
dental healthcare is expected to continue boosting market demand in the
short term, allowing patients suffering
from edentulism to receive implants
with ease and reliability. Based on
estimates of per capita expenditure
on dental healthcare, Israel has the
highest per capita expenditure compared
with other countries in the Middle East,
followed by Qatar.
According to the Global Burden
of Disease study, Qatar has the highest score in caries in the permanent
dentition among individuals aged
20 years and above, while Israel has
the highest score in periodontal disease
in the same age group.9 Efforts and
initiatives for dental health awareness
in each country, leading to improvements
2
3
4
5
Furthermore, the growing popularity of clear aligners has contributed
to an increase in unit sales of intra-oral
scanners. With the expansion of the
Straumann Group, Align Technology,
Dentsply Sirona and other significant
competitors in the dental industry in
the Middle East, it is expected that
the growth will continue to increase
annually.12–14
A substantial portion of the digital
dentistry market is accounted for
by CAD/CAM materials, followed by
CAD/CAM devices. The dental 3D
printer market is identified as the most
rapidly growing segment. The CAD/CAM
device market is the most concentrated
owing to increased competition across all
segments. The milling system market,
in particular, is saturated with competitors,
About iData Research
For 19 years, iData Research
has been a strong advocate for
data-driven decision-making
in the global medical device,
dental and pharmaceutical industries. By providing custom
research and consulting solutions,
iData empowers its clients to
trust the source of data and
make important strategic decisions
with confidence.
leading to price reduction. Both the
intra-oral scanner and laboratory scanner markets are experiencing pricing
pressure as low-cost manufacturers
gain traction. In the chairside CAD/CAM
system market, new competitors, including dental distributors offering
open CAD/CAM system services, are
emerging, resulting in an overall decline in pricing across all segments of
the global CAD/CAM device market.
Consequently, the digital dentistry
market in the Middle East is expected to
reach a market value of US$69.4 million
by 2029.1
Dental bone graft substitute
and other biomaterials
The dental bone graft substitute
and other biomaterials market is
closely associated with the dental
implant market, as dental bone graft
Fig. 2: Dental prostheses market in the Middle East in 2019–2029. Fig. 3: Dental implant market in the Middle East in 2019–2029. Fig. 4: Digital dentistry market in the Middle East in 2019–2029. Fig. 5: Dental bone graft substitute and other biomaterials
market in the Middle East in 2019–2029.
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dentists continues to increase in the
Middle East. Technological innovation,
bolstered by a product bundling marketing strategy, has played a significant
role in boosting unit sales.
6
Fig. 6: Dental operatory equipment market in the Middle East in 2019–2029.
substitute and dental membrane products
are commonly used in dental implant
procedures. One of the major drivers
of this market in the Middle East is the
ageing population, and the market is
further fuelled by improved access to
and the quality of dental care.
However, similar to the dental
implant market, this is expected to provide a short-term boost. In the longer
term, as oral health improves, the
demand for restorative therapies could
begin to decrease. The longer-term impacts of these developments remain to
be seen, but for the foreseeable future,
the market is expected to experience
stable growth. Overall, the dental bone
graft substitute and other biomaterials
market in the Middle East was
valued at US$24 million in 2020
and is expected to reach more than
US$32 million by 2029.3
Dental operatory
equipment market
The dental operatory equipment
market includes dental chair units,
dental cabinetry, dental handpieces,
curing lights, ultrasonic scalers, intraoral cameras, caries detection devices,
dental autoclaves, dental vacuum systems, dental air compressors, practice
management software, dental microscopes and dental lasers. Unit sales
of these items will be driven by the
growing number of dental clinics, as
the presence of both local and migrant
However, this market growth
will be hampered by the generational
displacement of dentists. Senior practitioners are often less inclined to
adopt new technology, as it requires
learning to use unfamiliar tools instead of the more familiar ones with
which they have gained extensive
experience. Because the average age
of retirement among dentists is continuing to increase, a growing number of
older dentists are expected to remain
active in the field over the forecast
period. This persistence of senior
practitioners is likely to contribute
to the sustained usage and sales of
older technology in the dental industry.
As dental clinics continue to expand
owing to the growing number of dentists, it is expected that this market
will grow and possibly reach a market
value of US$457 million in 2029.4
Conclusion
Among the dental markets in the
Middle East, the largest market is the
dental prostheses market, followed by the
dental operatory equipment market.
Overall, the growing ageing population,
which includes migrant residents in
the Middle East, is having a significant
impact on all the markets mentioned
in this report, resulting in a positive
trend, which is being propelled by
the increasing number of dentists
and improved dental healthcare access. Technological innovation and
the continued embrace of digitisation will also fuel the growth of these
markets.
However, these advancements
are being tempered by the ongoing
improvements in dental hygiene. The
generational displacement of dentists
too is having different impacts on the
digital dentistry market, likely boosting
unit sales while limiting growth for
dental operatory equipment. The continuous evolution of product materials
and the intense competition in the market are expected to exert a significant
impact that must be closely monitored
in the coming years.
Donna Santos
Dr Kamran Zamanian
is a research analyst at iData Research,
specialising in the dental industry. She is responsible for spearheading research projects
relative to the US, Europe and global dental prosthetics and digital dentistry. She has
years of experience as a marketing analyst
and a bachelor’s degree in engineering and
a postgraduate diploma in data analytics.
is the CEO and founding partner of iData
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New endodontic order
Dr Philippe Sleiman, Lebanon
AEEDC Programme highlight
The AEEDC Dubai Endodontic
Forum takes place on 6 February
from 9:00 to 17:00 at the
Al Multaqa Hall.
1a
1b
2
4
5
6
Figs. 1a & b: CBCT scan showing a second canal in the central incisor (E mode; field of view: 5 × 5 mm). Fig. 2: Location of the furcation. Fig. 3: Retreatment of the central incisor, after the shaping and obturation
of both canals. Fig. 4: Necrotic molar with a relatively large radiolucency. Fig. 5: Immediate postoperative radiograph. Fig. 6: One-year follow-up radiograph showing complete healing.
and image quality, and it is just perfect when it is combined with the DTX
software. Digital 3D imaging allows
the discovery of unusual anatomy.
In the case of a patient who presented
complaining of pain and pressure on
his tooth after undergoing root canal
therapy some time before, careful
reading of a CBCT scan of the area
revealed a second canal in the central
incisor and enabled us to locate the
furcation (Figs. 1–3).
Endodontics is recognised as the
most complicated treatment in dentistry and the most challenging one.
The root canal system is an open pathway between the oral bacterial flora
and multiple sensitive tissues and
organs in our body. It is a dynamic
science that we learn about it every
day and poses new challenging cases
and enigmas to solve. Every material
and technique used should consider
the biocompatibility and longevity of
the treatment and of course how to
preserve the tooth structure whether
internally or externally. Simple yet very
efficient techniques should be part of
our daily practice.
Starting with the diagnostic part,
3D imaging is an essential tool to
complete the puzzle and find answers
and to prepare a full treatment plan
for a simple case as well as a complicated one. Artificial intelligence (AI) is
a great addition regarding 3D imaging.
For some time, I have been using the
8a
8b
3
7
Fig. 7: The ZenFlex and Traverse files (Kerr Endodontics).
DTX Studio Clinic software, which has
many AI features and enhanced image features that help me a great deal
in my daily practice. When it is combined with the correct resolution and
8c
8d
field of view for endodontics, it becomes a very powerful diagnostic tool.
We recently upgraded our i-CAT unit
to a DEXIS OP 3D unit, which has
many advantages in the field of view
8e
8f
Figs. 8a–f: Absence of cortical bone and apical bone around both central incisors (a & b). Nine-month follow-up radiographs (c & d). Eighteen-month
follow-up radiographs (e & f).
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Cryotherapy in endodontics, an
idea that I began applying several
years ago, has snowballed. It involves
using cold water in order to minimise
postoperative endodontic discomfort
to try to replace or minimise the use
of analgesics. This is a very simple yet
very effective solution to help our
patients to overcome pain after undergoing root canal treatment.
Irrigation in endodontics is widely
misunderstood, yet it is so simple
when we understand the chemicals
that we are using and what our goal
is and how to achieve it. By giving
each chemical the work or the target
that it is supposed to achieve and by
understanding chemical interactions—
irrigation is a matter of dealing with
different kinds of chemicals—we can
achieve better, much faster and safer
root canal disinfection. Before the use
of sodium hypochlorite, it took up to
20–30 minutes, and now it takes seconds. A bacterial level of zero is in our
reach, and it does not take rocket
science to achieve it. Zero bacteria
means that we can have a better prognosis for the root canal treatment and
higher success rates for our retreatment as well in a single visit and no
temporary dressing needed—the myth
of calcium hydroxide is no more.
By way of demonstration, consider
the case of a necrotic molar with a
relatively large radiolucency that we
treated with a root canal treatment in
a single visit following our irrigation
protocol (Figs. 4–6).
Nickel–titanium (NiTi) rotary files
were a great invention that changed the
world of endodontics, and the science of
this alloy keeps on developing. In 2006,
the first heat-treated files were released,
a game-changer in the production of
rotary files. The changes brought additional flexibility and torque resistance,
increasing the safety of using NiTi rotary
files. More recently, through yet another
innovation in this field, flexibility and
cutting resistance were combined in
one file. The ZenFlex and Traverse files
(Kerr Endodontics) have opened the
way for a new era in file production.
This innovation will give us the opportunity to use files in a very simple sequence whether in primary treatment
or retreatment (Fig. 7).
Zero apicectomy, the art of combining
root canal treatment and microsurgery
to preserve tooth integrity and no longer
removing the apex, has been proved
a very successful technique not only
in preserving the tooth structure but
also in recreating a new periodontal
ligament where the bone can grow
vertically—an idea that was impossible
before—in order to save the natural teeth,
a new approach in endodontic microsurgery.
In a trauma case in which there was an
absence of cortical bone and apical bone
around the mandibular central incisors
and a very deep pocket reaching the apical
area, a zero apicectomy and a root canal
treatment were done, and 18 months later,
against all odds, the bone had grown vertically, covering the buccal part of the root
almost completely, and the apical bone
was completely restored (Fig. 8).
These ideas and more are based
on understanding what the problem
is and how to create solutions that are
focused on the preservation of teeth
in their natural environment.
Dr Philippe Sleiman
is an assistant professor at the
Faculty of Dental Medicine of the
Lebanese University in Beirut in
Lebanon and an adjunct professor
at the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill Adams School of
Dentistry in the US. He can be contacted at profsleiman@gmail.com.
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“Aligners have shortcomings, but using the right aligner foam helps”
An interview with Dr Ana Bokuchava, international marketing manager at Curaden.
inhibits the natural protective functions
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remineralising enamel. This environment
may also create conditions conducive to
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The advent of clear aligners,
digital scanners, 3D printing and
artificial intelligence is transforming
orthodontics. These technologies
offer patients a contemporary solution for achieving a straighter smile
conveniently and effectively. Clear
aligners are a particularly popular
choice, but according to dentist
Dr Ana Bokuchava, who is the international marketing manager at
Curaden, it is important to compensate for their side effects using the
right foam.
What are the common concerns
associated with clear aligners in
terms of oral health?
Clear aligners, while revolutionary,
present some challenges to oral health.
Common concerns include dry mouth,
halitosis, oral dysbiosis, increased biofilm accumulation, white spot lesions,
initial inflammation, and hypersensitivity.
Aligners are recognised as foreign
objects by the body. As such, they trigger
a natural defence mechanism, thereby
reducing saliva production. The resulting
decrease in salivary flow elevates the
risk of acid-producing bacteria, which
compromises enamel remineralisation
and fosters bacterial growth.
The intentionally tight fit of aligners
leads to reduced saliva contact too. This
What role does the Curaprox Aligner
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Teaming with Planmeca to create a high-tech boutique experience
Dr Mohamed Bamashmous has
had a long and distinguished academic career. Recently, he decided to
branch out and pursue his vision of a
unique private clinic—one that blends
cutting-edge technology with personalised care. That dream has become
reality with the support of an extensive selection of Planmeca equipment.
“You could say I’m a bit of a technology geek. But I’m also very into
arts and handicrafts. I love dentistry
because it combines these aspects,”
Dr Bamashmous says. After starting
his dental studies in his native Saudi
Arabia, Dr Bamashmous continued his
education in the US at Boston University
Henry M. Goldman School of Dental
Medicine. He studied extensively at the
Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics and became a
board-certified orthodontist and public
health dentist.
Fusing art and science
Since returning to Saudi Arabia
over 15 years ago, Dr Bamashmous has
been a staff member at King Abdulaziz
University in Jeddah. Currently, he
serves as chair of the Department of
Dental Public Health and as an associate
professor at the Faculty of Dentistry.
But the high points of his life extend
beyond academia.
“I am also the proud father of
a wonderful son named Adam,”
Dr Bamashmous is keen to add.
More recently, he brought to life
AQUA Dent Clinics, a new dental practice that was carefully built from the
ground up in 2021. It was inspired by
his vision of fusing the art and science
of dentistry into a complete boutique
experience. In addition to being the
co-founder, Dr Bamashmous works as
an orthodontist at the clinic.
“AQUA Dent Clinics is more than
a dental practice; we have a holistic
approach. The design and the ambiance
are relaxing. A visit to our clinic feels
less like a dental appointment and
more like a wellness experience,” he
explains.
During breaks, I can take a walk
by the sea. The building itself is a
business building. I lived in Boston
and San Francisco before and have
always loved the experience of entering a luxury tower. It’s a different
type of vibe and an aspect of life in
the city that I fell in love with,”
Dr Bamashmous says.
Of course, the treatments themselves are the central part of the entire
patient experience. The clinic offers
a wide range of treatments, including
cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics, periodontics and endodontic surgery.
“Our patients are generally not emergency patients. We do also see emergencies, but usually our patients come in for
holistic full treatments and want them
done right. I would consider us to be at
the top level of dentistry. We are worldclass. Our patients can get all kinds of
treatments of the best quality available
anywhere,” Dr Bamashmous explains.
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Fig. 1: From an early age, Dr Bamashmous (left) has been fascinated by technology and electronics, and this has influenced his career path. Fig. 2: AQUA Dent Clinics stands out as an oasis of calm in the bustling
urban area of Jeddah and offers a soothing escape from the busy surroundings. The azure waves of the Red Sea can be seen from the clinic’s windows. (All images: © Planmeca)
Everything is integrated
Dr Bamashmous’ passion for
technology is evident everywhere at
AQUA Dent Clinics. The high level of
care provided there is bolstered by an
impressive array of Planmeca equipment and software, including:
nine Planmeca Compact i5 dental
units;
a Planmeca Viso G7 CBCT imaging
unit;
four Planmeca ProX intra-oral radiographic units;
four Planmeca ProSensor HD intraoral sensors;
a Planmeca ProScanner 2.0 imaging
plate scanner;
a Planmeca Emerald S intra-oral scanner;
a Planmeca PlanMill 30 S milling unit;
a Planmeca Creo C5 3D printer; and
the Planmeca Romexis dental software platform
“My first encounter with Planmeca
was in 2005 during my studies in the US.
I had an incredibly positive experience
using a Planmeca panoramic and cephalometric imaging unit. Even back then,
software was a major part of the overall
experience,” Dr Bamashmous recounts.
Fast forward nearly two decades,
and software remains at the heart of
the Planmeca experience. The Romexis
software seamlessly integrates all equipment, creating a unified platform.
“Romexis is very easy and userfriendly. And the software always
complements the hardware. The best
part about it? It is all-in-one. You can
do nearly everything with the same
software. It’s beneficial to have
everything centralised in one place,”
said Dr Bamashmous.
AQUA Dent Clinics has a grand total
of nine Planmeca Compact i5 dental
units. In addition to their other qualities, the units utilise space in an
efficient manner and fully live up to
their name.
“One of the best features of the
Planmeca Compact i5 is its size. It
is very compact indeed. We often
also receive compliments about how
comfortable the patient chair is,”
Dr Bamashmous says.
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orthodontic cases,” Dr Bamashmous
explains.
The high-level specialist clinic also
takes advantage of the latest innovations
in imaging. With excellent options for both
intra-oral and extra-oral imaging, the clinic
can cater for a wide range of imaging requirements and acquire exactly the right type
of image for each need, case and situation.
“We use the Planmeca Viso G7 a
great deal. The images are second to
“Very rarely, a patient might show
concern regarding radiographic imaging.
We then explain to them that we always
have the option to take a Planmeca
Ultra Low Dose image, which has a
lower dose than any traditional radiographic image—even lower than the
radiation exposure from flying on an
airplane,” Dr Bamashmous says.
Given his deep interest in technology, it comes as no surprise that
Dr Bamashmous has familiarised him-
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Fig. 3: The overall concept is geared towards comprehensive care that goes beyond a need to fix a single urgent issue. Fig. 4: A clinician at AQUA Dent Clinics utilises Romexis software.
“The technology is all-in-one, so you
don’t need external devices. You can do
everything directly from the unit itself.
Everything is integrated.”
This integration extends to the
Planmeca Emerald S intra-oral scanner.
It can be plugged directly into any of
the Planmeca dental units and used
just like any other instrument.
“The Planmeca Emerald S is
very easy to use and became much
faster especially with the most
recent update. I mainly use it for
none. I can’t wait for the new software
release. I expect it to further unlock
the unit’s imaging potential with
AI tools that support diagnostics and
surgical planning,” Dr Bamashmous
states.
The topic of radiation can be a
sensitive one in radiographic imaging.
Fortunately, technologies such as the
Planmeca Ultra Low Dose protocol allow clinicians to capture high-quality
images at doses that have been proved
scientifically to be responsible and
safe.
“AQUA Dent Clinics is more than a dental practice; we have a holistic approach.”
self with all the software and hardware
at his clinic. He also points that clear
documentation helps to better understand the technology.
“Whenever I get new software or
equipment, I explore its features and
functionalities. If there is a manual, I go
through it as well. Planmeca does a really
good job with its technical and software
manuals,” Dr Bamashmous states.
Expanding dentistry
“The field of dentistry is very diverse
in Saudi Arabia. It is rapidly evolving in
the country with specialised care expanding and the use of technology growing,”
Dr Bamashmous explains.
Among the increased offerings in the
country, Dr Bamashmous and AQUA Dent
Clinics stand out with their special overall
concept and use of advanced technology.
The clinic has quickly transformed the
idea of what a visit to the dentist is like.
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Fig. 5: Planmeca technology is a vital part of enabling AQUA Dent Clinics to offer comprehensive care. Fig. 6: Planmeca provides clinicians the option of using
Ultra Low Dose 3D imaging, reducing radiation output.
“Dentistry is often associated with
stress and pain, but during my studies,
I started thinking about someday combining dentistry with a spa experience—about
creating a comfortable environment in a
great location, a place where even employees
are excited to go to. It took time to realise
this vision, but it finally happened.”
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Oral Reconstruction Foundation—
new scientific knowledge for the benefit of patients
An interview with Dr Martin Schuler, executive director of the Oral Reconstruction Foundation.
n Originally established in 2006 as
the CAMLOG Foundation in Basel in
Switzerland, the Oral Reconstruction
Foundation (ORF) was relaunched
under its current name in 2016, and
its US section was initiated that
same year. In this interview, executive director Dr Martin Schuler
speaks about the society’s goals and
future developments as well as its
expectations for AEEDC Dubai this
year.
5
Dr Martin Schuler, executive director of the
Oral Reconstruction Foundation, is looking
forward to inspiring discussions with AEEDC
Dubai 2024 attendees.
Dr Schuler, could you please give
us deeper insight into the ORF’s
objectives?
From training and access to research to the world’s most exclusive
network of experts, the ORF opens
the doors to implantology and oral
tissue reconstruction. We support
talented young scientists and practitioners as well as projects in the
field of basic and applied research.
We also promote scientific exchange
between universities and industry,
especially in the field of clinical research. We do this through education
and training, lectures, seminars,
practical courses, live surgeries
and surgical partnerships. We are
convinced that close international
collaboration between universities,
practitioners, technicians and the
industry is the basis for the further
development of the scientific and
educational foundations of implantology and oral tissue reconstruction
in order to achieve our goal of bringing together science and education
to better serve the patient.
How do you envision the future of the
ORF in the upcoming years?
Under the leadership of our
current president, Dr Luca Cordaro,
the board of the ORF has developed
a vision for the next five years:
we want to become an established
platform for all dental professionals
to elaborate and shape the latest developments in implant dentistry and
oral tissue reconstruction. To achieve
this, we launched several new initiatives last year, including our OR Forums,
during a week-long roadshow in five
cities in China.
We are also in the process of
establishing regional organisations,
which we call “OR Districts”.
We have made a start in China, the US,
Germany and Spain. Regional organisations in Japan, the Middle East
and Africa will follow soon. In all
these districts, we will engage local
key opinion leaders to organise
educational events under the ORF
umbrella.
In addition, the ORF has supported research grants since its beginnings. We have funded around
200 research grants, to the amount
of over €5 million, which have led
to over 230 publications. More than
60 research projects are currently
underway, and we will keep investing
into research.
Which educational events are on the
agenda this year?
We have a full and varied programme of events this year—from
round tables to symposia—but I am
most looking forward to our first two
international symposia in the Asia
Pacific and Middle East and Africa
regions. Under the theme “The age of
speed”, we will start with our symposium in Abu Dhabi in the UAE on
3 and 4 May. The scientific committee,
led by internationally prominent
periodontist Dr Homa Zadeh and
Dr Abdelsalam Elaskary, the current
president of the Arabic Society of
Oral Implantology, has put together
a great programme with top-class
speakers to attract dental professionals
from around the globe who seek to
stay up to date with the latest industry standards, strive to develop new
methods and learn from the best.
We will then round off the year with
our second international symposium
in Bangkok in Thailand from 14 to
16 November.
What do you personally expect from
your participation at AEEDC Dubai
2024?
In order to meet the needs of our
local partners, key opinion leaders
and other dental professionals, an
open conversation on a personal
level is essential. The Middle East is
a fast-developing region, and my top
priority at AEEDC is therefore to meet
with as many people on-site as possible.
Only by understanding local needs
can the ORF help provide the tailored
education and training necessary for
success in the region. 7
Editorial note: More information can be found
at orfoundation.org. AEEDC Dubai 2024 visitors
can learn more at Booth 6F10.
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INTEGRAL—ANTHOGYR LAUNCHES FULLY GUIDED SURGERY SOLUTION
With its innovative and open solutions,
Anthogyr is well positioned to quickly respond
to the growing needs of dental implantologists
for enhanced performance and greater surgical
safety. The company’s new INTEGRAL instrument
kit serves as a comprehensive guide for dental
surgeons, optimising the predictability of both
clinical and prosthetic procedures. This solution
helps dental professionals provide immediate
and less invasive treatments that are perfectly
planned and consistently successful.
INTEGRAL facilitates easy integration into
dental practices and allows for smoother communication with dental laboratories. The fully
guided surgery solution is compatible with major
planning software, such as coDiagnostiX, 3Shape
Implant Studio and 3DIEMME RealGUIDE, ensuring
seamless connectivity and interoperability.
Since 1905 we produce rotary instruments
for demanding users in dentistry and
dental laboratory. We convince through first-class
quality and a comprehensive product range.
Users of INTEGRAL enjoy the freedom of
being able to design and print surgical guides in
the laboratory, providing flexibility and control
over the surgical guide creation process.
Anthogyr is a French company specialising
in dental implantology. With over 75 years of
experience in the medical field, it offers innovative dental implant solutions, personalised
dental prostheses and instruments for dental
professionals. Anthogyr manufactures its products
in France and Luxembourg.
Scan the QR code to learn more about
INTEGRAL.
Anthogyr,
a Straumann Group brand,
France
www.anthogyr.com
Booth 7A10
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Andrew Medical is an innovative
start-up company from Italy that
specialises in the development and
production of 3D-printed titanium
dental implants. The company’s implants are characterised by a rootlike
shape with a compact solid core and
an external porous surface capable of
stimulating bone growth. This special
design presents a 3D surface of apparent cancellous bone to bone cells, imitating the bone structure into which
the implant is placed. This recreation
of nature’s inherent complexity with
what the company calls a “mimetic”
structure surpasses conventional
2D textured surfaces. The implant also
features an effective conical connection
system and employs platform switching.
Andrew Medical implants are to be placed
sub-crestally to ensure reference performance.
According to in vitro studies, the structure
of an implant surface can influence the
interaction between the implant material and
bacteria. The novel titanium surface of
Andrew Medical implants is characterised by
anti-adhesive properties and could help prevent
the occurrence of peri-implantitis.1
The open cell form of 3D-printed titanium
improves osteoconductive properties and
adhesion behaviour of dental pulp stem cells.2
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Test results have highlighted that
the open cell form with interconnected pores, resembling the inner
structure of native bone, allows cells
to better adhere inside the specimen. Results have demonstrated
that the inner design and postproduction treatments on titanium
surfaces have a dynamic influence
on dental pulp stem cell behaviour
towards adhesion and the formation
of osteoblasts for osteogenesis.
Andrew Medical offers all these
advantages with its implants as well
as a complete line of instruments
and prosthetic components.
References
1. D’Ercole S, Mangano C, Cellini L, Di Lodovico S,
Atalayin Ozkaya C, Iezzi G, Piattelli A, Petrini M. A
novel 3D titanium surface produced by selective
laser sintering to counteract Streptococcus oralis
biofilm formation. Appl Sci. 2021 Dec;11(24):
11915. doi: 10.3390/app112411915.
2. Gallorini M, Zara S, Ricci A, Mangano FG, Cataldi A,
Mangano C. The open cell form of 3D-printed titanium
improves osteconductive properties and adhesion behavior
of dental pulp stem cells. Materials (Basel). 2021 Sep
15;14(18):5308. doi: 10.3390/ma14185308.
Andrew Medical, Italy
www.andrewmedical.com
Booth 4G01
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CLEARCORRECT UNVEILS CUTTING-EDGE SUITE OF OFFERINGS TO ELEVATE CLINICAL PRACTICES
With a dedication to efficient
product development, including technological advancements and improvements to the user experience
for clinicians and patients, ClearCorrect
continues to put customers’ needs
front and centre. All of the recently
launched innovations have been
developed in collaboration with
clinicians, helping to elevate their
practices to achieve their full
potential.
ClearCorrect, a leading provider of
orthodontic solutions, has launched
a series of new solutions and innovations to the global market. Supporting
clinicians in their treatment of malocclusion, the company is working to
elevate dental and orthodontic practices, allowing clinicians to achieve
their desired treatment results for an
expanded group of treatable patients.
Key updates have been made to the
premier aligner, digital workflow and
practice growth offering.
Fostering partner support
and clinical excellence
To further strengthen its partnership with clinicians, ClearCorrect is
making more resources and tools
available to practices and their
teams through its practice growth
offering, a newly assembled suite of
marketing, education and business
resources designed to empower clinicians and staff to grow their practice
together and treat patients with
ClearCorrect with confidence.
Strengthening
clinical confidence
ClearCorrect has introduced two
new ClearControl clinical features*
empowering clinicians to treat more
patients. Optimised and patented for
the ClearCorrect system, posterior
bite ramps feature an innovative
three-arch design that will enable
the treatment of crossbite cases.
Additionally, extended-beveled engagers have been developed to address more complex movements,
such as rotations and extrusions.
time during treatment directly in the
Doctor Portal. The Doctor Portal has
also been revamped with a new
homepage, including an improved
dashboard and optimised case list.
The features adapt to any practice
workflow and allow clinicians to
easily organise and manage their
clear aligner cases.
To enable more efficient and precise engager placement, ClearCorrect
has created the next generation of
engager template**, featuring a
thinner and more flexible material
and a low and flat trim line.
ClearPilot 7.0 empowers clinicians
by giving them more control over
their treatment plans. With the use
of visualisation tools like Bite Jump
Simulation, advanced editing tools
for arch adjustment, additional
ClearControl clinical feature controls and user interface improve-
With a strong commitment to
clinical digitalisation and efficient digital workflows, ClearCorrect has also
launched three optimised solutions
globally to improve its integrated and
intuitive software platforms.
ments, it is now easier for clinicians
to develop and evaluate treatment
plans, resulting in a more efficient
treatment planning experience.
Developed by clinicians,
for clinicians
Founded by dentists, ClearCorrect
listens carefully to clinicians’ needs
and continually invests in its products
and services, highlighting the brand’s
customer-centric philosophy. Since
being acquired by Straumann Group
in 2017, the company has significantly
accelerated its software and product
development, solidifying its position as
a leader in clear aligner manufacturing
and distribution.
“ClearCorrect is thrilled to
launch these new solutions and
features globally. Our latest wave of
innovations allows clinicians to treat
more complex cases, and we will
continue to work together in partnership with clinicians to bring healthier,
more confident smiles to patients,”
said Laura Sterling, head of global
marketing and education orthodontics
at Straumann.
* Patent pending.
** Not available in all markets.
ClearCorrect,
a Strauman Group brand,
Switzerland
www.clearcorrect.com
Booth 720
Known for offering a wide variety
of treatment plans with flexible
options to meet individual patient
needs, the company is taking flexibility to the next level thanks to a
new Active Aligner Case Upgrades
feature. This unique and differentiating feature gives clinicians the
option to easily upgrade plans at any
BUSCH PRESENTS PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
Germany-based company BUSCH
has been known as a specialist in
rotary precision instruments and
tools since 1905. The company’s burs
and cutters are made of the finestgrain carbide and offer a long
service life, high concentricity and
reliable quality.
Diamond-interspersed
polishers for ceramic
restorations
efficiently for ceramic restorations
that have already been placed, after
the final occlusal correction.
BUSCH supplies a two-step
diamond-interspersed polishing system for the ceramics commonly used
in dental practices. This allows the
required high shine to be achieved
The diamond grit size and the
bond hardness are optimally
matched to the properties of the
ceramics.
Depending on the requirements,
a small or large tip, a cup or a lamella
polisher can be used in both polishing
steps. For easy identification, the
diamond-coated polishers come in
two colours: reddish-brown and yellow
for pre-polishing and light green and
yellow for high-shine polishing.
The diamond-interspersed polishers are available as a pack of two.
Reprocessing of the polishers is easily
done using suitable disinfection,
cleaning and sterilisation methods.
The respective manufacturer specifications must always be observed.
Clear view even with small
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1SMX carbide bur.
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Diamond-coated polishers.
Preserving as much healthy
tooth substance as possible when
repairing minor carious defects is the
most important objective in modern
dental care. This is only possible if
the instruments used permit a gentle
mode of operation without causing
discomfort to the patient. The 1SXM
carbide bur from BUSCH is such an
instrument.
Firstly, the bur has a special
cutting geometry which allows the
user to work in the cavity with low
vibration and without stressing the
patient.
Secondly, its extremely slender
neck permits a clearer view of the
work area. Therefore, carious tissue
can be removed precisely and without damaging the tooth substance,
requiring only a minimal cavity
opening while still permitting a clear
view of the excavation. In addition,
the slim neck allows for rapid chip
removal.
In addition to the standard RA
version, a long right-angled version
is available to provide clear access to
deeper areas.
BUSCH, Germany
www.busch.eu
Booth 835
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CERAMILL MATRON FROM AMANN GIRRBACH OFFERS MAXIMUM PRECISION AND SURFACE QUALITY IN A NEW DESIGN
such as titanium or cobalt–chromium up
to 16 mm in-house,” explained Amann
Girrbach product manager Daniel Leitner.
Maximum precision of detail
n As a pioneer in dental CAD/CAM technology, Amann Girrbach is one of the
leading innovators and preferred fullservice providers in digital dental prosthetics. The company has now launched
Ceramill Matron, the first fifth-generation milling machine on the market. It
offers superior features compared with
older machines, including outstanding
precision and excellent milling results
with intuitive handling and maximum
user friendliness. Ceramill Matron can
be used for processing a wide range of
materials, particularly carbide, is suitable
for autonomous order processing of up to
eight blanks owing to an integrated performance blank changer and can be fully
integrated into the digital workflow.
Ceramill Matron is optimally designed for the precise and fast processing
of carbide and is equipped with the latest
tool technology and a 3 mm or 6 mm milling shaft. “The Ceramill Matron offers a
completely new digital experience and
achieves results with a precision that is on
a par with any milling centre. It can even
be used to effortlessly machine hard metals
The 45° arrangement of the A- and
B-axes, providing vibration-damping properties, ensures high rigidity and accuracy
in the milling process. “With the Ceramill
Matron, we have achieved unprecedented
running smoothness, which has an extremely positive effect on the surface
quality and the service life of the milling
cutters,” explained Leitner. The five-axis
technology and the machine’s enhanced
capabilities allow operation at extreme
angles, even in areas of pronounced undercuts, resulting in very high precision.
In combination with radio-frequency
identification technology, a magnetically
interchangeable 11-position tool holder
called the SnapMag makes tool changes
quick and convenient. Furthermore, an
unlimited number of cutters can be easily
introduced via a plug-and-play solution.
With intelligent preloading, many materials and indications can be processed
without the need for changing.
Autonomous working
and intuitive control
The Ceramill Matron’s eight-blank
changer enables fully automated work
processes in dental production. The control
of the processes is intuitive, and a highresolution, 21.5 in. display guides the user
conveniently through all work steps.
According to Leitner, integrating the
milling machine into the digital workflow is also very simple: “The Ceramill
Matron is the ideal product for dental
practices and laboratories that wish to
drive digitisation of their workflows forward and have the highest demands in
terms of quality and cost-effectiveness.
It is precisely this combination of performance and joy in craftsmanship that
we wish to convey with our campaign
slogan ‘Serious Fun’.”
The Ceramill Matron’s first users
are enthusiastic about the new milling
machine. Among them, German master
dental technician Florian Barthel said:
“For me, the Ceramill Matron can be described in four words: intuitive, powerful,
trend-setting and multifunctional. It closes
the gap between the Ceramill Motion 3
and Ceramill Matik in terms of design and
is also absolutely future-proof, supportimg
updates for future developments.” 7
Amann Girrbach,
Austria
www.amanngirrbach.com
Booth 801
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D-BAR—THE EVOLUTION IN CLASS II MALOCCLUSION TREATMENT
Advantages of using D-bar
Class II malocclusion constitutes
a high percentage of orthodontically
treated cases. Its prevalence is
highly variable and is estimated to
be between 39% and 93% in children
and adolescents. Class II malocclusion
may be associated with skeletal abnormalities in about 75% of patients,
who usually present with characteristic mandibular retrognathism resulting from a shortened mandible
and maxillary protrusion.
Class II malocclusion carries a
greater risk of dental trauma, a more
negative perception of facial and
dental aesthetics, a negative impact
on quality of life and self-esteem, a
greater predisposition to periodontal
disease and tooth wear, and a reduction of oropharyngeal space and
greater incidence of sleep disorders.
Current orthodontic treatment philosophies of Class II malocclusion
have been oriented towards conservative treatment modalities to avoid
extractions.
Molar distalisation, one approach
to treating Class II malocclusion, is
used to lengthen the dental arch by
posterior movement of the buccal
segment teeth to provide space in
the maxillary arch. Thus, it is mainly
indicated to treat moderate dental
or skeletal protrusion of the maxillary arch, mild to moderate crowding
and when patients refuse extraction.
Molar distalisation can be accomplished using either extra-oral appliances or intra-oral appliances. The
Precision: The locking system
has been designed with tight tolerances for greater treatment efficacy
to minimise canine or inter-arch
movements.
Effectiveness: The extremely
mesial hook position increases the
effectiveness of the device.
Time-saving: Correct bonding
on the molar is easy, owing to the
mesiodistal and occlusal–gingival
positioning lines. Laser marking facilitates identifying the proper size.
Treatment time reduction: D-bar
improves the molar relationship,
making the orthodontic treatment
faster.
disadvantages of extra-oral devices
are their unpleasant appearance and
dependence on patient compliance,
making them the least acceptable
choice for clinicians and patients.
A wide variety of intra-oral distaliser
appliances are available. However,
the forces exerted by most of them
result in undesired dental effects,
such as the proclination of maxillary
incisors, bite opening, molar tipping
and loss of mandibular anterior
anchorage.
lationship by minimising canine
over-extrusion. It has a highly aesthetic design and offers greater comfort and reduced treatment times.
The clinical principle of Class II
correction using D-bar is based on
establishing a Class I relationship
at the beginning of treatment when
patient compliance is high and before
initiating the correction of the position and alignment of individual
teeth with fixed appliances or clear
aligner therapy.
D-bar is a directly bonded orthodontic appliance that provides a
Class II treatment solution for
primary, permanent or mixed dentition and improves the molar re-
D-bar consists of a molar socket
and a bar, supplied unassembled
and bonded bilaterally to the maxillary canines and first molars. The
canine pad, which carries a mesial
hook for placement of intermaxillary elastics, is bonded to the anterior third of the clinical crown. It is
possible to replace just the bar or
change its size during therapy if
the clinical conditions require it.
This feature makes the D-bar flexible,
reducing and simplifying the clinic’s
inventory. It can also be integrated
into the digital workflow and placed
by indirect bonding; in fact, using
two separate components makes it
possible to incorporate the device
into templates or transfer jigs.
D-bar is available in 12 sizes differing by 1 mm increments, from size
16 to 27. Measurement identification is easy and fast owing to laser
marking.
Comfort: Its smooth and low-profile
design improves patient comfort and
compliance during treatment.
D-bar is available in individual
packaging and sets. Single packaging contains two bars of the same
size, two molar sockets and one ruler.
The set includes 24 bars with two of
each size, 24 molar sockets, a tweezer
and 24 rulers.
SIA Orthodontic
Manufacturer, Italy
www.siaorthodontics.com
Booth 4E01
SPRINTRAY REVOLUTIONISES CHAIRSIDE 3D-PRINTING WORKFLOWS
night guard materials to our
customers worldwide.”
SprintRay, a distinguished
leader in 3D-printing solutions for
digital dentistry, is spearheading
a transformative era in chairside
3D printing. Unveiling state-of-the-art
hardware and materials, the
company is poised to redefine
efficiency standards for dental
practices and laboratories across
the globe.
At the core of the SprintRay
3D-printing ecosystem are precisionengineered printers meticulously
designed for dental applications.
These printers seamlessly integrate
with the automated ProWash S
wash and dry system, featuring
advanced software and cloud capabilities that facilitate smooth
communication between various
SprintRay devices. In addition,
the ProCure 2 polymerisation
device sets a new industry benchmark, delivering dental model
polymerisation in as little as
90 seconds.
Championing the cause of chairside 3D printing, SprintRay is driving workflows to unprecedented
speeds, supporting comprehensive
treatments in a single appointment.
The introduction of the SprintRay
Crown Kit to the company’s ecosystem further amplifies speed.
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Night guards and crowns represent only a fraction of SprintRay’s
extensive workflow capabilities.
The company supports a diverse
range of dental applications, including dentures, surgical guides
and try-ins. The company’s design
services further simplify implementation, providing dental professionals with case-by-case design
options for the full spectrum of
dental indications. Dental professionals can easily upload intra-oral
scans and treatment information
and will receive ready-to-print
STL files. RayWare automates the
placement of prints on the platform and assists users with the
set-up, ensuring a truly smooth
workflow.
By integrating the kit and its
groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) cloud design feature,
SprintRay has positioned itself as
the industry’s first true chairside
3D-printing solution.
SprintRay CEO Amir Mansouri
noted: “With the SprintRay Crown Kit,
it is possible to print definitive
crowns in less than 15 minutes.
AEEDC Dubai · 6–8 February 2024
With AI Cloud Design, which designs crowns in under 5 minutes,
the complete workflow from data
capturing to delivery to the patient
can be done within an hour.”
Beyond cutting-edge hardware,
SprintRay offers comprehensive
workflow solutions, encompassing
the smart and AI-supported nesting and slicing software RayWare,
premium resins and design services.
SprintRay’s commitment to
innovation extends to groundbreaking materials such as the
durable and flexible SprintRay
NightGuard Flex 3D-printing resin.
Patrick Thurm, general manager
of SprintRay Europe, affirmed:
“We are pleased to offer our latest
As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing dental technology, SprintRay is inviting industry professionals and enthusiasts
to meet the team at AEEDC Dubai
2024.
SprintRay, US
www.sprintray.com
Booth PH03
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THE CONCEPT OF IMMEDIACY IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY—WHY CHOOSING THE RIGHT PARTNER MATTERS
Patients’ increasing demands for
shorter treatment times, the growing
evidence for predictable success1 and
the positive effects on productivity and
growth have made immediate treatment
protocols a popular choice in implant
dentistry.
Backed by its scientific approach
and building on its legacy of innovation,
Straumann now takes immediacy to the
next level of reliability and efficiency.
1
With ImmediaXy, Straumann offers
an ecosystem of solutions that are designed to enable dental professionals to
confidently and efficiently provide their
patients with immediate temporisation—
whenever possible and clinically sensible—
whether in single tooth, multiple teeth
or full-arch cases.2, 3–7
Immediacy in daily routine—
choose the right tools
Straumann users begin their immediacy journey with dedicated education
from highly skilled and experienced experts because the company believes that
a profound knowledge about all important parameters and selection criteria is
half the battle when it comes to immediate procedures.
They then experience Straumann
ImmediaXy’s integrated ecosystem, which
covers all stages of an immediate workflow for a frictionless experience: data
2
3
Fig. 1: Straumann ImmediaXy’s integrated ecosystem. Fig. 2: Straumann BLX implants. Fig. 3: Straumann TLX implants system.
acquisition, planning, design, surgery
and restoration. It provides end-to-end
solutions, which are designed to enable
immediate treatments with predictable
outcomes.5, 8, 9 Straumann ImmediaXy
makes the benefits of digital dentistry
accessible—either in-house or outsourced—
and is compatible with third-party solutions.
It is a modular system that can be tailored to support every workflow.
The Straumann X-Family—
confidence beyond
immediacy at every level
When it comes to the choice of
implant, Straumann BLX and TLX with
dynamic bone management have been
developed to make immediate protocols
achievable, predictable and minimally
invasive in all bone types. Straumann BLX
and TLX feature the same endosteal
design, which means the same drill set
is shared for both systems. Thanks to the
high mechanical strength properties
offered by Straumann’s Roxolid alloy,
the BLX and TLX lines allow for reduced
invasiveness, and the Ø 3.75 mm is suitable for all tooth positions.7,10–12
BLX is the new generation of bonelevel implants offering a simple yet versatile
portfolio with under-contoured prosthetics
for excellent soft-tissue management.
With TLX, the proven benefits of tissue
level are now available also for immediate
workflows. Throughout Straumann’s wide
portfolio of solutions for immediate treatment protocols, clinicians are genuinely
empowered to treat a wide range of clinical
indications, from the straightforward to the
most challenging cases.
Immediate loading with
long-lasting results
To round it all out, users can benefit
from Straumann’s SLActive high perfor-
mance surface with extensive healing
potential. It stands for high predictability
and accelerated osseointegration.13–23
The long-term clinical data from
a randomised, controlled, multicentre
study demonstrates the impressive performance of SLActive with immediate
loading. The SLActive implants showed
a ten-year survival rate of 98.2% in this
challenging protocol.2
Additionally, recent studies show
an outstanding clinical performance of
SLActive implants even in very challenging treatment protocols and in patients
with compromised health.24–26
In addition to the surface, the material can contribute to the implant’s clinical
success too. In a recently published doubleblind randomised controlled multicentre
study, the Roxolid implants showed a ten-
year survival rate of survival rate of 98.9%
while titanium implants showed a
survival rate of 95.8% after the same
period.27 In comparison with titanium,
Roxolid leads to more efficient blood clot
formation,28 a more favourable immune
response,29 an enhanced osteogenic activity
around implants30 and a superior quality
of the bone–implant interface.31
Users can now push boundaries with
confidence, since our end-to-end solutions
are designed to enable immediate treatments with predictable outcomes.
Editorial note: A list of references can be
obtained from the publisher.
Straumann,
Switzerland
www.straumann.com
Booth 7B10
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PROMEDICA—HIGH-QUALITY PRODUCTS MADE IN GERMANY
n PROMEDICA’s glass ionomer
luting cement Medicem is indicated
for luting crowns, bridges, inlays,
onlays, pins, posts and orthodontic
bands. During application, the material flows and provides optimal
surface wetting of the restoration,
but when transferred into the oral
cavity, it becomes firm and stable.
This simplifies the working process,
especially in the mandible. The prolonged soft-elastic phase during setting allows easy removal of excess
material, and the excess material is
easy to lift off with a probe or other
suitable instrument.
Owing to its optimal composition
of glasses and filler particle size,
Medicem possesses a very low film
thickness. This low film thickness
allows a precise fit of the restoration
and ensures perfect attachment and
occlusal accuracy.
Medicem is available as a handmixed version and in application
capsules. Owing to the specific
capsule design, application is even
simpler. Medicem’s radiopacity and
its high level of translucency promote
the natural appearance of ceramic
restorations. Medicem is biocompatible and has a low acidity and a low
solubility in the mouth.
Success CD is PROMEDICA’s
composite-based, self-polymerising
paste–paste system for quick and
easy chairside production of temporary crowns, bridges, inlays and
onlays. After a retention time of
CUTTING-EDGE STERILISATION FOR EVERY PRACTICE
n At AEEDC Dubai 2024, Euronda is
presenting its latest Class B Pro System
E10 and E9 autoclaves, which incorporate the company’s cutting-edge technologies to deliver a harmonious blend
of efficiency, user friendliness and customisation options.
Developed on a shared platform,
both autoclaves feature a common modular structure, streamlined control and
management systems, and interchangeable
accessories and spare parts. The control
systems and advanced functionalities
ensure secure processes and consistent
results over time. The inspection system
facilitates routine cleaning, the dirt
control system separates clean and dirty
water flows, the conductivity meter
monitors water quality, and the air–water
separator optimises pump operation.
The new E10 boasts a sleek design
and innovative features. Its compact
form and white exterior complement
the vibrant 7 in. touch screen display
and light path, which now illuminates
trays for enhanced visibility during
loading and unloading. The redesigned
interface prioritises intuitiveness, stream-
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30–60 seconds in the oral cavity,
the material takes on an elastic
consistency, facilitating removal
without risking deformation. The
material polymerises completely
within a further 3 minutes and
can then be polished. This procedure is time-saving and thus highly
economical.
With regard to its physical properties, Success CD convinces with
its excellent flexural and overall
strength as well as its capacity to
withstand high functional loads.
The product’s minimal polymerisation shrinkage results in precisely
fitting temporary restorations. Success CD’s high colour stability and
brilliant, enamel-like gloss ensure
long-term aesthetic results. More-
n The NTI turbo diamond instruments are diamond burs featuring
cooling zones devoid of diamond on
the working part. These diamond
burs, designed with friction grip
shanks for turbine use, are available
in selected shapes, including egg,
barrel, pear, cylinder, taper, flame
and torpedo, in super-coarse and
coarse grit. The ABACUS 2000 series
includes turbo diamond burs in long
pear, round taper, torpedo and flame
shapes and in coarse grit.
The E10 allows for digital traceability
through standard connectivity options,
such as USB, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, and
paper traceability with a choice between
internal printers with thermal paper,
internal printers with adhesive labels and
external printers with adhesive labels.
Primarily utilised for crown and
cavity preparation, as well as the
removal of fillings, turbo diamond
instruments incorporate diamond-free
zones that facilitate the flow of
coolant spray over the instrument
during preparation, absorbing generated heat for faster reduction
and cooler cutting. This distinctive
feature minimises the risk of pulp
injury. The spiral, in conjunction
Euronda, Italy
www.euronda.com
Booth 6C09
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Composan LCM is a universal light-polymerising micro-hybrid
composite suitable for fillings in the
anterior and posterior areas and for
the inlay technique. Its high filler
content and well-balanced resin
matrix guarantee minimal abrasion,
low polymerisation shrinkage, and
high compressive and transverse
strength. This material offers high
colour stability, excellent polishing
properties, perfect adaptation to the
natural tooth colour and a tooth-like
brilliance. Therefore, fillings made
of Composan LCM meet the highest
aesthetic requirements of dentists
and patients.
Composan LCM flow is suitable
for various indications, like minimally invasively prepared fillings,
fillings of Class III–V cavities and extended fissure sealing. Moreover, it is
ideal for linings under composites
owing to its easy application and perfect adaption to the cavity walls and
enamel. Composan LCM flow levels
out irregularities of the cavity floor
and reinforces the bonding layer.
Owing to its elastic properties, the
material is also highly stress-absorbing. Its low viscosity ensures good
wetting capability and highly aesthetic results. 7
PROMEDICA, Germany
www.promedica.de
Booth 7F13
NTI-KAHLA—DIAMOND EXPERTS SINCE 1996
lining operations with single-click actions. Initiating cycles, conducting routine maintenance (for which guided
video tutorials are provided), and programming cycles and tests have been
made straightforward. In case of warnings, the interface provides on-screen
diagnoses and potential solutions.
Additionally, the E10 is equipped with
an oversized vacuum pump, reducing
cycle time by 12% and ensuring superior performance compared with other
autoclaves.
The new E9 autoclave features an
intuitive 4.3 in. colour display that simplifies and accelerates daily operations.
Similar to the premium E10, the E9 offers
the option of selecting five different
B cycles and, after password entry, two
S and N cycles. A standard SD card and
Ethernet connection enable the transfer, management and archiving of all
cycle data on a PC using the software
provided: E-Data and E-Memory. Optional
Wi-Fi facilitates network connectivity,
and three different types of optional
printers can be installed at any time for
printing receipts or thermal labels containing data or barcodes.7
over, its natural fluorescence and the
choice of available shades promote
perfect aesthetic results.
with the grit, produces a smooth
surface without grooves at a high
removal rate. Simultaneously, the
diamond-free spiral ensures optimal
transportation of tooth substance
material, providing a self-cleaning
action. This results in reduced working time during crown and cavity
preparation and removal of amalgam
or composite fillings.
NTI’s rotary turbo diamond
instruments offer a blend of exceptional reduction performance, a
smooth surface, high cost-efficiency
and a more patient-friendly treatment environment in dental practices.
NTI-Kahla, a company specialising in rotary dental instrument
production, has been dedicated to
providing innovative solutions for
over 20 years to enhance the daily
workflow in dental practices. Headquartered in Germany, NTI-Kahla
distributes its products throughout Germany and to more than
100 countries worldwide. 7
Scan this code to learn more.
NTI-Kahla, Germany
www.nti.de/dental/en/
Booth 8A09
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RAPID RELIEF FROM MOUTH ULCERS WITH CURASEPT AFTERAPID
n Mouth ulcers are one of the most
common oral cavity conditions and
are usually associated with discomfort and pain, which consequently
involve limitations in swallowing
and a considerable increase in
salivation and can impact a person’s
dietary choices and overall quality
of life.
The patented formula’s innovation stems from the synergy of these
ingredients within Curasept Afterapid.
The formulation directly addresses
lesions in the layers most affected
by the degenerative process, stimulating cell proliferation and wound
repair and ultimately leading to a
reduction in healing time.
Although various aetiologies
have been postulated, the causes
of mouth ulcers are still partly
unknown and are probably interdependent. The main causes include
stress, psychosomatic factors, food
allergies and intolerances, autoimmune syndromes, hormonal problems, infectious diseases, genetic
predispositions and diet-related disorders. In some cases, mouth ulcers
can be a simple consequence of local
injuries, such as bites when chewing
and erosion caused by excessively
vigorous use of toothbrushes, interdental brushes or other oral hygiene
instruments.
By leveraging the action of polynucleotides, Curasept Afterapid preserves cell viability and facilitates
the proliferation of blood vessels and
other tissue. Concurrently, the presence of hyaluronic acid fosters an
optimal microenvironment for the
neoformation of connective tissue
and epithelium, offering protection
against potential infections. This concerted approach accelerates healing
processes, leading to a noticeable
reduction in pain symptoms from
the first use.
The onset of a mouth ulcer is
often preceded by a burning feeling
that normally presents one or two
days beforehand in the area where
the lesion will form, even when the
mucosa has a normal appearance.
After this first phase, localised redness appears in the affected area,
and this evolves into a round,
white-yellowish lesion. Mouth ulcers
that form in this manner are both
spontaneously painful and painful
upon contact with any instrument,
such as orthodontic appliances.
Swelling is another peculiarity of
this type of lesion.
Curasept Afterapid is a line of
oral healthcare products with an
innovative, patented formulation
that includes exclusive ingredients
with protective, anti-inflammatory,
anti-oedematous and reparative elements, such as tea tree and manuka
oil, glycyrrhetinic acid, allantoin
and ruscogenin. Unhydrolysed and
unsalified hyaluronic acid, characterised by three distinct molecular
weights, plays a pivotal role in mitigating inflammation and fostering the
repair and safeguarding of gingival
and mucosal cells.
Furthermore, the formula incorporates plant-derived DNA/RNA
fractions, renowned for their antiinflammatory properties, capable of
activating biological mechanisms
conducive to tissue repair.
The Curasept Afterapid line consists of three products: a mouthwash,
a protective gel and a spray. 7
Curasept, Italy
www.curaseptworldwide.com
Booth CC03
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Walk on a
trusted path
INTEGRAL is a fully guided surgery
solution developed to give you more
flexibility and efficiency.
With INTEGRAL, treat all your guided
surgery cases with an open system that
integrates the most important digital
streams.
More
information
anthogyr.com
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VOCO RETRACTION PASTE—A MUST-HAVE FOR EVERY PRACTICE
The basis for a perfect impression
is an exposed and dry sulcus. Softtissue management is often the key
to success of Class II and V fillings as
well as for permanent or temporary
cementation of restorations, especially when using the adhesive
technique with products that do not
tolerate moisture very well. VOCO
has provided the perfect solution:
VOCO Retraction Paste, for the effective, temporary opening of the sulcus and its isolation from moisture.
This product is also the ideal complement to the V-Posil precision impression material.
VOCO Retraction Paste offers
the prerequisites for successful classic or digital precision impressions,
as well as for cavity preparation for
Class II or V restorations, as well as
preparation for either permanent or
temporary cementation of restorations. The paste can be used as an
compatible with commercially available composite dispensers such as
the VOCO Caps Dispenser and is sufficient for up to three sulci.
The SingleDose Cap offers the
advantage that each patient receives
his or her very own product, an
easy way to avoid the risk of crosscontamination as well as other
potential for contamination.
VOCO Retraction Paste is applied directly from the cap into the sulcus.
alternative to or in combination with
retraction cord.
Perfect results,
easy handling
VOCO Retraction Paste’s shade
contrasts well against the gingiva,
facilitating working in difficult-to-see
areas in particular. The material is
applied directly from the cap into
the sulcus and can be easily dosed
and applied with its very slender
and slightly flexible cannula. The
paste is easy to press out and has
very good flow viscosity. During
application, the aluminium chloride
paste, having an astringent effect,
temporarily fills the sulcus, stops
any bleeding and eliminates moisture.
VOCO Retraction Paste only re-
quires a short exposure time, has
a neutral taste and can be easily and
fully rinsed off.
Founded in 1981, VOCO is a familyrun dental company in Cuxhaven in
Germany and one of the leading
manufacturers in the industry. All
its products are manufactured at the
company’s headquarters.
Hygienic single dose
VOCO Retraction Paste can be
applied directly into the sulcus
easily and hygienically from the
SingleDose Cap, developed in-house
by VOCO. The SingleDose Cap is
VOCO, Germany
www.voco.dental
Booth 8A06
DISCOVER MEDENTIKA—THE COMPLETE DENTAL SOLUTION
As a proud member of the
Straumann Group, Medentika is
dedicated to enhancing aesthetics
and meeting patients’ unique
needs. The company’s goal is to
surpass traditional standards by
refining original products, ensuring
precision and compatibility. Medentika
offers a comprehensive solution
that encompasses high-precision
implant systems and top-tier prostheses. With a focus on simplifying
workflows, Medentika provides a
system and workflow from a single
trusted supplier, reducing complexity while boosting efficiency, productivity and profitability of dental
practices. Medentika’s engineering
excellence ensures that its products—
made in Germany—meet the highest quality standards, allowing the
company to offer up to a lifetime
guarantee. Meticulously crafted
to expand its portfolio this year with
the introduction of connections
compatible with the Straumann
BLX and Neodent Grand Morse
implant systems as well as the
Anthogyr bone- and tissue-level
implants and an expansion of the
Straumann Bone Level implant
series to include the 2.9 mm
Small CrossFit connection. These
additions, along with the existing
100 connections for major implant
systems, allow effortless operation
across diverse systems.
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prosthetic solutions provide attractively priced options that practitioners
can rely on, enhancing patient care
and satisfaction.
One system, one workflow,
one supplier
Committed to facilitating seamless integration, Medentika continues
In addition, Medentika has introduced an edentulous scanning
solution, which, smoothly integrated into the system, simplifies
usage and tackles challenges associated with scanning edentulous
arches, significantly advancing
digital workflows.
Experience the future
of dental excellence
Visitors are invited to explore
the new solutions and experience
their capabilities first-hand at the
booth. At AEEDC Dubai 2024,
visitors have the opportunity to
explore the Medentika difference
on-site, discovering how precision,
innovation and commitment to
customer satisfaction can elevate
dental practices.
Medentika,
a Straumann Group brand,
Germany
www.straumann.com/medentika
Booth 7A10
SIMPLICITY MADE ACCESSIBLE
NUVO is a dental implantology
brand that feels right to dentists be-
cause it is designed for them. Proven,
simple and versatile, NUVO combines
the right proportions of technology,
experience, usability, affordability
and appeal—exactly what dental professionals need, neither more nor less.
The brand is new. The technologies, the people and the experiences
behind it are not. The concepts are
straightforward and result in a brand
that is trustworthy and affordable—
neither luxury nor cheap, but simply
right.
Bringing everyone the possibility
of smiling, the NUVO Implant System
is designed to offer reliability based
on proven concepts with simplicity
and versatility, while also offering
affordability. The system offers a
comprehensive prosthetic portfolio
covering all indications.
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NUVO ConicalFIT
The NUVO ConicalFIT features
an internal conical connection in a
naturally tapered body design, maximising treatment versatility and
simplicity in all bone types.
NUVO InternalFIT
The NUVO InternalFIT features
the proven internal hex connection in
a tapered body design, also making
treatment versatility and simplicity
possible in all bone types.
Comprehensive
implant portfolio
NUVO implants are designed
for all indications and offer a full
range of diameters and lengths.
Designed to optimise the surgical
procedure, the implant packaging
comes equipped already with a
cover screw.
Comprehensive
prosthetic portfolio
NUVO implants offer a comprehensive prosthetic portfolio designed to meet the patient’s treatment needs, while reducing the
complexity of prosthetic handling
by making it possible to work on
all screws with only one screwdriver.
NUVO,
Straumann Group brand,
Switzerland
www.nuvoimplants.com
Booth P04
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COMPLETE DENTAL SOLUTIONS PROVIDER OSSTEM IMPLANT JOINS AEEDC
Additionally, visitors can take
and print complimentary photographs at the photograph zone
to commemorate their visit to
Osstem’s booth at AEEDC.
At AEEDC Dubai 2024, Osstem
Implant, a major competitor in the
global dental industry, is offering
attendees an opportunity to explore its range of dental solutions through informative on-site
events. The company is showcasing key products like the K5 dental
chair unit and T2 CBCT unit,
both incorporating cutting-edge
technologies, and is providing
comprehensive explanations and
guided product experience programmes during the three-day
event.
The K5, which was introduced
at the International Dental Show in
Germany in 2023, features a slim
back-rest design to minimise knee
interference, a seat tilting function
for precise therapy and adjustable
angles on the handpiece holder
for improved treatment efficiency.
The T2, known for its diverse scanning
functions and high-definition image
quality, will be utilised to provide
visitors with a first-hand experience
of the implant placement planning process based on CBCT data.
Implant and digital training spaces
are available.
Visitors can explore Osstem’s
TSIII SA and TSIII SOI implants,
Osstem’s 2022 total revenue
of KRW 1.05 trillion (€754 million,
based on 16 March 2023 exchange
rates) represented a 27.8% increase
compared with the previous year.
Its operating profit for 2022 increased by 63.7%, amounting to
KRW 234.5 billion. According to the
company, its sales and operating
profit increased by 14.9% and 24.9%,
respectively, in the third quarter of
2023. With nearly 70% of sales from
overseas markets, Osstem exports its
products to 92 countries worldwide.
Recently, Osstem entered into a collaboration with the Saudi Ministry
of Industry and Mineral Resources
and signed a memorandum of understanding for various initiatives, reflecting its commitment to international
partnerships and advancements in
the dental industry.
developed for enhanced blood clot
formation and osseointegration.
Specialised kits such as the
122 Taper Kit, 485 Kit and Esset Kit,
catering to various dental procedures, are on display.
Moreover, the Medit i700 intraoral scanner, facilitating a transition to a digital workflow; the
OneGuide KIT for digitally guided
procedures; the OneCAS KIT for
safe maxillary sinus surgery;
A-Oss and other bone grafting materials enhancing the success rate
of implant surgery; and essential
dental materials like the OssMem
membrane can be viewed at the
company’s booth.
Osstem Implant,
South Korea
en.osstem.com
Booth 4F10
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NEODENT’S PHILOSOPHY IS THE SECRET
TO THE COMPANY’S SUCCESS
9 to 12 May
DENTAL EXPERTS
Antonis Chaniotis
Juan Mesquida
Ruth Pérez-Alfayate
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Matthias Zehnder
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www.roots-summit.com
n In 2023, Neodent celebrated its 30th anniversary. Throughout its history, the company
has brought affordable dental implants to
patients in 90 countries. Neodent implants
offer versatile prosthetic capabilities, catering
to diverse patient needs.
The company’s philosophy emphasises
predictability, reliability and immediate aesthetic results achieved through stable solutions
and the immediate loading technique.
The global flagship product of Neodent
is the Grand Morse implant system, the
result of over 20 years of experience in
dental implants. It was developed based on
the inside-out concept, starting from the
core of the implant to the prosthetic interface.
The result is a solution that combines
mechanical strength and versatile prosthetic
solutions—from single-unit to multi-unit and
from conventional to digital.
Neodent Grand Morse Helix features
a fully dual tapered body design and is
an innovative hybrid implant that maximises treatment options and efficiency in
Type 1, 2, 3 and 4 bone. It is designed to
achieve high primary stability and is suitable
for both hard bone and challenging situations, such as soft bone and extraction
sockets.
This comprehensive system is designed
to address professional needs, ranging from
EasyGuide, a fully guided technique focusing
on predictable results, efficient protocols
and patient acceptance, to more complex
cases handled by NeoArch, an optimised
solution for immediate fixed treatments
in edentulous patients, even with severe
maxillary atrophy.
Constant innovation
and evolution
“Neodent started small, as a family company, and conquered the world with its technique and technology. The aesthetic issue has
always been very important to the business,
from the first titanium implants to our latest
products, such as the Neodent Zi ceramic
implant system,” explained Neodent CEO
Matthias Schupp.
A new dental implant system developed
by Neodent based on demand from dentists
around the world and in line with new
market trends, Zi was launched worldwide.
The ceramic implant is a contact metal-free
solution that allows for high-end aesthetics,
owing to its natural colour and high translucency compared with metals.
Additionally, the two-piece system with
the ZiLock connection provides a secure fit
between the implant and abutment, and the
naturally tapered body is designed for predictable immediate treatment in Types 1, 2, 3
and 4 bone.
“Neodent still has a lot of history to tell,
a lot to evolve. Our philosophy is what will
guide us towards the future, supporting new
products. We are very excited for the next
three decades. Neodent today is more than
just a dental implant company. We provide
complete solutions to achieve new smiles,
including implants, prostheses, ClearCorrect
aligners, resins, digital workflows and much
more,” added Schupp. 7
Neodent,
a Straumann Group brand,
Brazil
www.straumann.com/neodent
Booth 7A10
“The aesthetic issue has always been very important to
THE GLOBAL DENTAL CE COMMUNITY
the business, from the first titanium implants to our latest
products, such as the Neodent Zi ceramic implant system.”
—Neodent CEO Matthias Schupp
Tribune Group GmbH is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA
CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental
professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or
instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards
of dentistry. Tribune Group GmbH designates this activity for 18.5
continuing education credits. This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with
the standards of the ADA Continuing Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP) through joint efforts between
Tribune Group GmbH and Dental Tribune International
GmbH.
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industry
MICROCOPY—THE NO. 1 SELLING STERILE BUR IN THE US NOW AVAILABLE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
To complement its bur line,
Microcopy offers NeoDrys, a leading brand of saliva absorbents,
NeoShine advanced two-step polishers, NeoDiamond finishing
strips and Flaps bite tabs. The
NeoDrys effectively absorbs moisture from the parotid gland for up
to 15 minutes, guaranteeing a dry
surface area. They are a superior
alternative to cotton rolls and provide an ideal treatment environment for composite fillings and
sealant placement, for example.
The NeoShine polishers consist of
pointed and cup-shaped polishers
that smooth the surface of the tooth
and then give it added lustre.
n For over 30 years, Microcopy has
been the US market leader in
pre-sterilised carbide and diamond
burs. The burs are known for their
high quality, strength and excellent cutting efficiency. Over the
past few years, the company has
expanded its business, and today,
Microcopy’s products are available
in over 55 countries. Now, Microcopy
is excited to launch its products to
dentists in the Middle East too.
Microcopy’s portfolio includes
over 3,000 types of burs. All of the
burs are gamma-sterilised and individually packaged in clear polythene packets, eliminating the need
to autoclave the burs prior to use
and preventing the risk of crosscontamination. Owing to this high
safety standard, Microcopy’s burs
have become the bur of choice
for many general dental practitioners, dental surgeons and endodontists.
The bur shanks are made of
Swiss medical stainless steel that
provides the burs with innate
strength and durability. The burs
have a proprietary shank design
that adheres to the strictest shank
diameter tolerances in the industry.
This guarantees that the bur per-
fectly fits into the handpiece and
reduces handpiece wear. The design also ensures that the bur
turns tightly on its axis, preventing
bur chatter and providing a precise
cut.
standard. With more diamond cutting power, users can cut through
dental tissue with greater ease and
precision. This translates into faster
treatments, reduced chair time and
improved patient comfort.
Microcopy’s flagship diamond
bur is NeoDiamond, which offers
excellent cutting efficiency because it has up to 20% more diamond exposure than the industry
The company’s NeoBurr carbide line too is unique, since it
includes a family of burs specifically designed to have superior
strength. Microcopy invented a
blended-neck design in which the
burs are manufactured with a very
wide neck that makes them less
susceptible to breakage. In addition, many of these burs are made
entirely of tungsten carbide, eliminating the welding point altogether
and making the burs inherently
stronger. In third-party independent testing, these burs were shown
to be up to 70% stronger than the
competition.
The NeoDiamond finishing
strips come in different degrees
of coarseness and enable precise
interproximal finishing reduction.
The easy-to-use Flaps bite tabs hold
the radiographic film or sensor
securely, allowing full occlusion
and providing visual reference for
accurate placement and alignment. 7
Microcopy, US
www.microcopydental.com
Booth PI06
AD
E10 autoclave
Powerful and connected,
for first-class sterilization
E9 autoclave
Connected and intuitive,
tailor-made sterilization
Intuitive
Functional
User-friendly
Simple
Traceable
Connected
The LEDs in the handle change colour according to the stage of the
sterilization cycle. They also ensure better visibility of the trays when
the door is open.
On-screen video tutorials support the user during small maintenance
procedures.
Data can be saved on a USB key and also via Ethernet and WiFi
connection. In addition, the new interface makes it possible to generate
a PDF with cycle information directly on board in just a few clicks.
Designed down to the last detail for optimal and long-lasting operation, the
E9 utilises optimised procedures and consumption with a focus on making
maintenance tasks easier and faster.
E9 is developed to make everyday tasks easier and faster. Its 4.3” touch screen
display, with clear icons, simplifies navigation for immediate and complete control.
The integrated SD Card and the standard Ethernet or WiFi connection ensure
the data on sterilization cycles are always available. The E-Memory software,
available free of charge, enables connectivity between PC and autoclave.
www.prosystem.euronda.com
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AD
industry
THE GLOBAL DENTAL CE COMMUNITY
THE COUNTDOWN FOR IDEX ISTANBUL 2024 IS ON
REGISTER
FOR FREE
DT Study Club –
e-learning community
www.dtstudyclub.com
@DTStudyClub
Tribune Group is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist
dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse
individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA Continuing Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP) through joint efforts between Tribune Group and Dental Tribune Int. GmbH.
Impressions from IDEX 2023.
The Istanbul Dental Equipment and Materials Exhibition (IDEX Istanbul) is one of the
leading exhibitions for oral health and attracts
major companies and visitors from around the
world annually. The next show will be held
from 8 to 11 May at the Istanbul Expo Center
this year.
In 2024, IDEX Istanbul will expand the
exhibition area to meet the increasing demand,
taking place in six halls and a spacious area
of 60,000 m2. Last year, a record number of
87,570 visitors, including 28,460 visitors from
over 80 countries, attended the event, generating
a business volume of over US$200 million.
Bringing together national and international leaders in the field of oral health
in the enchanting atmosphere of Istanbul,
IDEX Istanbul 2024 will connect over 500 exhibitors with dental professionals from all over the
world, showcasing the products of more than
4,000 brands. The organisers expect to welcome
over 80,000 visitors, including dentists, chief
physicians and buyers, during the four-day
event. Thousands of dentists and dental students will also have the opportunity to attend
numerous training sessions conducted by experts through the courses and symposiums
held concurrently with the exhibition.
Since its first show, IDEX Istanbul has been
a pioneer in its field, boasting a participant
and visitor profile that is of a global standard.
Through the business-to-business matchmaking
sessions held at the exhibition, it has supported global business agreements. This year’s
show is expected to break demand records and
stir up quite a buzz.
DİŞSİAD, Turkey
eng.idex.org.tr
Booth 304
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Exhibitor
Booth
0-9
Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Booth
Anthogyr
7A10
Biotem
3B10
Cowellmedi
SRD01
DFS-Diamon
7F11
1Side Technology
3A05
AON
PC09
BISCO
6C05
Coxo Medical Instrument
1C10
DiaDent
501
2oneLab
8A13
Ardet Dental & Medical Devices 4E05
Bisico
7F14
Cranberry International
SR02
Didento
1D04
3A MEDES
510
Aries Medical
4F16
Bloomden Bioceramics
SRF10
CRUXELL
517
DIGIMED
4C10
3D Industrial Imaging
3G10
Akrodent
3C01
Bluem International
707
CSM Implant
3H08
Digiray
420
3DISC
3H01
ARMA DENTAL
3C19
BLZ Technology
SR34
Curaprox
CC21
DIO Implant
2F07
3D ME
P05
ARUM Dentistry
4B07
BMS DENTAL
6B21
Curasept
CC03
Dispotech
4E03
3Z Dental
1F12
Asa Dental
6D10
Bondent Group
2E10
Cybermed
3D07
DLS Bahrain International Dental
4TEK
1F03
Asfarma
306
Bonegraft Biomaterials
1G06
88dent By 8853
4G16
Asia Care + Tech
1D12
Botiss Biomaterials
7C13
D
Asiga
PH09
BOZ
A
Dai Ichi
1E10
3E17
DEPRAG
SRI21
A-dec
6B01
Astar Orthodontics
C19
BPR Swiss
8G10
DB Orthodontics
2B09
A-Dent
SRF18
Astra Mobili Metallici
6C10
Bredent
8C06
DBOVINE
SRE08
A. Schweickhardt
711
Atomica AI
3A01
Briegeldental
8C16
D DENTAL
PC07
AAD Dental
8A16
Atria
423B
BRUMABA
7D18
DDS
8B12
ABIMO
8D17
ATS DENTAL
PD07
Brush-baby
CC09B
DeepCare
SRI05
Accuram Instruments
1F13
Austin Dental Laboratory
SRH05
BTI Biotechnology Institute
400
DEKEMA
7G19
Acero Crowns
PC17
Avimetal Additive
SRF04
BTK
6B10
ACH Medical
4A17
Deltronix Medical Devices
8E17
Avrupa Implant
3B22
BUSCH
835
ACTEON Group
6A01
Denbio
4B15
Addin
325
Denflex
3D15
Adentatec
7C11
ADF congress
PB01
Adhara Middle East
SRC07
Aditek
8E21
Advance Dental Export
1F11
Advanced Healthcare Medical
Equipment Trading
2G24
ADVAN
4F05
AID
3A23
Aidite Technology
1A04
Aiobio
PE09
Airel Quetin
2E18
Air Techniques
311
Al Batool Medical Equipment
2E06
Al Bawaba
PJ04
C
B
B&B Dental
6D13
C-Tech Implant
4D18
DenMat Holdings
6A10
B&E Korea
4D11
CAD CAM Dental Lab
P15
DenQ
507
B.J.M Laboratories
1E19
Carestream Dental
6C01
Dentac
831
B2LAB
3A21
Carima
210
Dentaflux
4B20
BAOT Biological Technology
SRH07
Carl Martin
7F09
DenTag
405
BasalFix
1F01
Cattani
6C06
Dental Direkt
7E10
BClear Aligner
P06
Cavex Holland
1G09
Dental Film
2A12
BEEHIVE
2E04
CC Ortho Technology
Dentalhitec
PI04
BEGO
7E01
Dental International
3H04
DENTALMAX
4A15
Dental Plus
SRE04
Manufacturing
8B14
Cefla
7A01
Cendres + Métaux
820
Being Foshan Medical Equipment C25
Cerkamed
5C09
Besmile Biotechnology
SRK10
Changsha Easyinsmile
Bethel BMC
PD06
Beijing C-Root Dental
Medical Devices
PG09
Beyes Dental Canada
SR01
BICON Institute
SRG03
Bien-Air Dental
8F16
Bilimplant
3D19
BILKIM
3F04
Al Diyafa Medical Supplies
1D01
Alfa Gate Dental Implants
SRG04
Alfayrouz Medical Equipment
1E01
Alfred Becht
7G07
Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals
6G06
BiLumix
2A14
Align Technology
SRC04
Bio-Art
8D12
Alliage
2C07
Bio3 Implants
Alliedstar
SRG07
Alphadent
Alphamed General Trading
Intelliegence Technolegy
C10
Charismatic Dental Laboratory PH04
Chelsea
Medical Equipment Trading
1E18
Chengdu Sani
Dental South China
P21
DENTAL STUDIO
3A09
Dental Technologies
P09
Dental Technology
Conference and Exhibition
PA07
Dmetec
317
DMG
7G10
DMP Dental Industry
8F05
DNHmedtech
321
DNN
PA05
Doctor Smile
6B09
DOF
3C10
DOIFF
SR04
Dora Biotechnology
P12
Dr-Kim
208
Dr. Jean Bausch
7E22
Dr. Wild
8F09
Drendel + Zweiling Diamant
7D17
Dreve Dentamid
7D07
DSP Biomedical
8D06
DTC Dental USA
SRK08
Dubai Medical Equipment
PJ01
Dunamis
3E11
DXL Implant
836
DXM
421
DXP
6E05
Dynamic Abutment Solutions
4C04
Dürr Dental
7D01
DİŞSİAD
304
E
Eastdent
3F11
Middle East
SRH03
ECOTRON
3E10
Dental Tech
406A
ECS
4D19
Medical Equipment
SRC12
Dentart Instruments
1E15
Edenta
8G16
Cherry Dental Equipment
SRI04
Dentaurum
7F01
Edison Medical
SRH01
Chuan Fu Medical Instruments
D07
DenTech China
P22
Edra Publishing
P17
CIMsystem
4G17
Dentine World
1E11
EFES DENTAL
3E06
8C12
CJ-Optik
7D14
DENTIS
4D07
Ege Dental Endüstri
3B06
Biocetec
SRF01
CK-Dental
4A11
Dentium
5B06
Eighteeth Medical
1A10
4B11
Biodent Medical
SR09
ClaroNav
C03
Dentkist
4E14
Eisenbacher Dentalwaren
7F06
PJ03
Biodinamica
8E14
ClearCorrect
719
Dentona
7C17
Ekom
4A01
Alpha Medical Equipment Selling 1G18
Biohorizons
6F09
College of Medicine
Dentrom
SRB08
Elwan Technical Supplies
C04
Al Raaya Drug Store
1G07
Biolink
2C01
and Dentistry
SR36
Dentshop
PG01
EMS
8F06
ALYARMUK
C01
Bioloren
4E16
Coltène/Whaledent
8F01
Dentswift Canada
3A19
Endostar
2C05
Amann Girrbach
801
BioMaterials Korea
3G11
Concept
4F19
Deppeler
8F15
Envista
8 E01
AM Wheelchair and Equipment SRF04
BiomateSWISS
SRJ21
Confidental Dental Equipment
PG04
Detax
7G17
Epdent
424B
Andrew Medical
4G01
BioMTA
3D12
Coricama
4D04
Detech Implant Technology
2B01
Eraylar
3D03
Angel Aligner
2G19
BIONER
4B17
CORIDENT
3H18
Detes Medical Supplies
SRF12
Erk Dental
3B19
Angelus
8E18
BioOssnT
1F10
Corpus Vacuum Systems
3B04
Detro Healthcare
705
Ersoy Dental
3C04
Anka Tibbi Malzemeleri
3D20
Biotech Dental
3G04
Covision
3G12
Devemed
8C14
Esco Medical
C20
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Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Essential Innovation
SRD17
Fine Med Instruments
1D14
Foshan Safety
Ethoss Regeneration
SR08
FKG Dentaire
8G09
Medical Equipment
Eurocom Di Poletto Renato
2B12
Flotecno
4E19
Foshan SOCO
Euronda
6C09
FOLLOW-ME! Technology
7F10
Euroteknika
204
Fona
3G06
EVE Ernst Vetter
7C14
FORESTADENT
7D06
Everall7
610
Foshan ANYE Medical
SRJ10
Everbest Trading
1D13
Foshan Chuangxin
Evidsun
2F20
Medical Apparatus
Evoden
8D14
Foshan Cicada
EVOPLY
316
Dental Instrument
Exocad
7G09
Foshan Cingol
Expotec
7E06
Medical Instrument
Ezekiel
PE07
Foshan Easy
Medical Technology
F
SRJ07
4F15
Favodent
7F18
FDI World Dental Federation
P28
Fedior
1G13
FerroČrtalič
SR12
Medical Technology
FGM
6E06
Foshan M & Y
Fifthingenium
4G03
Medical Instrument
Fimet
1F04
Foshan Rixi
Finemedicare
SRF17
Medical Equipment Industry
Medical Apparatus
SRE10
SRH10
SR28
SRD12
Foshan JoinChamp
Medical Device
SRK07
SR23
Foshan Suntem
Medical Instrument
SRA10
Foshan Topmed Dental
SR19
Foshan Venton Dental
C24
Foshan Wenjian
Medical Instrument
SRI12
Foshnan Nanhai Ziann
Foshan Jerry
Faro
Precision Instrument
Booth
SRC10
Foshan Koungsun
1A07
SR18
C15
Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Booth
GAP Research
PD09
Guilin Mecco Medical Instrument
Gavin Biotechnology
SRF04
Guilin Refine Medical Instrument 1A01
Gavouz
3G07
Guilin Veirun Medical Technology SR26
GC Europe
6G01
Gulfmoon
General Implants
838
Gulin Woodpecker
Genoray
4F09
Medical Instrument
1C04
Geomedi
4F07
Gülsa
3C20
Getidy Medical Instrument
SRJ10
H
GF Dental
4E04
Hachem Dental Care
2C19
Gloud
3A03
Haenaem
323
C18
SRC08
Medical Apparatus
SRG10
GNI Ortho
4C13
Hager & Meisinger
7E23
Fotona
SRC18
Golnit
SRK04
Hager & Werken
7E09
FPM
503
Good Doctors
4E09
Hamerz Medical
3F03
Frank Dental
7F16
GPAINNOVA
2A13
Hammtek
3A22
FRANKEN
7E17
GPYR FABRICATIO RISORUM
PF01
Handae Chemical
4E07
Frasaco
7C15
Graphy
3B07
Hangzhou Headway
FROGGYMOUTH
3A24
Grup Dental Medikal
3E01
G
821
Medical Technology
G.COMM
411
Guangdong Yadeng
G.I.R Brothers International
112
Medical Apparatus
Galbiati Dental Group
4F03
Guangzhou Ajax
Galit
SRK04
Medical Equipment
GALMED
2C10
Guangzhou MIPONT Medical
SR20
Hangzhou PengWu
Guangdong JINME
G & Z Instrumente
Medical Equipment
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SRD10
Medical Equipment
SR17
Hangzhou Westlake Biomaterial SRI08
SRJ12
Hansfive Dental Technology
C12
Hashin Medical
SRF07
100
Hans Korea
424A
C21
Hansong M&T
2F10
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Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Hantech Medical Devices
C10
Inibsa
4C19
Korea Testing Laboratory
Harvard Dental International
7D13
INOD
4A13
Korea Trade-Investment
HASSBIO
515
Intensiv
8F13
Promotion Agency
HATHO
7C10
Interdent
611
HDI
314
Intermed
CC04
Booth
SRF22
Exhibitor
Booth
Exhibitor
Booth
MedPark
3E07
Neoss
6B05
Medpro Solutions
1E06
New Life Radiology
6B06
417A
Medycore
4E17
NEW SIGN
1F09
Kristall
2F02
Medisolaris Sağlık Hizmetleri
301
New Stetic
4A06
Kulzer
8D10
Mega-Physik
7E18
NEXOBIO
PC03
International Sofia Dental Meeting
Kuwotech
423A
MEGADENTA
8C17
Nexus Medodent
1G12
PA06
L
MegaGen
5A01
Nht Trading
SR06
HDX WILL
SRE01
HealtecKorea
209
Heather & White
SRJ04
Int Inv Grp DMCC
3A06
Laboratorios Foramen
4B03
Melag Medizintechnik
7D10
NIBEC
SRF08
Hedef Dis Medikal
1G15
Invioss
4D10
Laboratorios KIN
CC17
Mesa Italia
203
NIC Dental
SRH04
Heka Dental
1G03
IOS
2A07
Laboratorios Zeyco
3H04
MESTRA
4C01
Ningbo Denrotary
Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik
7G06
Ires Sagl
6D09
LargeV Instrument
1B10
Meta Biomed
5A10
Medical Apparatus
C10
Henan Dorit Biotechnology
SR33
Istanbul Chemicals and Chemical
Lascod
6E13
METAMORP
3A04
Nissin International
814
Henry Schein
6G10
Products Exporters’ Association 302
METASYS Medizintechnik
312
701
Hephzibah
416
410
710
NNN Dental
Italian Trade Commission
Leica Microsystems
Mexpo International
SR13
PG09
Heydent
7G15
607
4F18
Nobicom
Itena Clinical
Leone
MGF Compressors
4G02
7F06
HeyGears
2A04
2B10
1B07
Nordiska Dental
ITQAN Dental Supply
Lifedent
MHC Technology
2E 04
8A18
Hoffmann Dental Manufaktur
7F18
7G01
SRG08
Notch Implant
Ivoclar
Life Tech Medical
MicoOne Orthodontics
1G10
215
Hopf, Ringleb & Co.
7E18
3A07
7E04
NPF Coral
Izenimplant
Lukadent
Lusterdent Medical Instrument 2D06
Micro-Nx
5A13
NSK
6E01
HPdent
8C10
J
LyDenti
Microcopy
PI06
NTI-Kahla
8A09
HRS
3G15
J. Morita
5C01
Microdent
4B04
NUVO
P04
HT
506
Jacks BS
SRE19
Hudens Bio
4D12
JADENT
713
HuFriedyGroup
6F06
JAINTEK
4E12
Hufschmied Zerspanungssysteme 714
JDentalCare
6D06
HUGE Dental
Jeil Medical
PC12
SRH12
Jendental-Ukraine
SRK04
313
Jiangsu Dynamic
SR21
Medical Technology
HumanTech Dental
8C13
Jining Orodeka
Hygitech
2G06
Medical Equipment
Huizhou Videya Technology
HULASER
Huliang Bio-Tech
127
IBDAA Medical And
Dental Supply
2D04
I
8A14
M
Mac Digital Dental Systems
SRB01
Microdont
8D08
O
MaCo Dental Care
4E02
Mighty Medico
SRK12
ODS
3C12
MADESPA
4B06
Miglionico
6E10
Olsen
8D16
Major Prodotti Dentari
4G15
MIHM-VOGT
8A13
Omega Dent
2F01
MANI
2D10
Mina Medical
PC13
On Dent
PG03
Manix
3D10
MK-dent
7D21
Onedaybiotech
3H07
Maquira
8E06
MOASOFT
PC10
OrangeCADMED
8A15
MARUCHI
320
MODE Implant
3E04
Orangedental
7G21
SR10
Matrx
P14
Modern Medical Equipment
205
Orikam Global
1F06
Jiscop
322
Max Dental
3H10
Modern Me
7E14
Orthometric
8E08
JJ TOOLS
PE06
Maxflex
1F19
MonAliT
2F21
Orthopartner
2G 04
JOELTECH
3D11
MCTBIO
509
Monitex Industrial
1F18
Orthoplus
2F19
SR31
Ibodontit
4C22
JOTA
8F18
MDMED
PC15
Morocco Dental Expo
PA09
Orthosun
212
IBS Implant
2G07
JSC Geosoft Dent
2F03
Mectron
6C13
Morpheus
SR03
Osstem Implant
4F10
ICANCLAVE Europe
1E03
Juya Dental
213
MEDAK DENTAL MEDİKAL
305
Motion Dental
SRD08
OSSTEM Orthodontics
3H11
ID-SC Implant Course
PC01
K
Medbone
309
Motyl
2A06
OssteoBionics
SRE07
IDEM Singapore
PB03
K.A.T International
1D11
Meddins
SRK04
MPI
4C03
Ossvis
2F13
IDEAS DENTALES
3D14
KASO Medical Technology
SRI10
Medency
4D03
MRC
2D10
OSUNG MND
3F10
IDRR- Edudent
PA04
KaVo Dental
8C01
Medentika
7A10
Mubarra Instrumed
1D10
OTEC
8B16
IDS
614
Kazan Medical Instruments
C07
Medentis Medical
8A10
Muller India
1E04
Otto Leibinger
7E05
Il-Chung Dental
PE04
Kazdentexpo
PA06
Medesy
406
Mungyo
SRE05
Overfibers
SRJ05
ILLUCO
PC04
Kemdent
P16
Media Lab
407
MVK-line
8A09
Owandy Radiology
3H06
Imagoworks
SR05
Kenvue
CC05
Medicals International Dental
PI03
Myofunctional Research
2D10
Oxy Implant
PH01
Imes-icore
8C09
Kids-e-Dental
113
Medicept
18
MyungSungCNM
3E13
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IML
8G13
King 99 Surgical Instruments
1E08
Mediclus
415
Müller-Omicron
7C16
Panda Scanner
C22
Implance & Aggressor
3F01
KJ Meditech
3F13
Mediden
319
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Paragon Tools
4C21
Implant Prótesis Dental
SRB07
Klockner
2E19
Medifive
326
Nabertherm
8B17
Paro Swiss
8F14
Implantswiss
8G06
Ko-max
4E10
Medigma Biomedical
8C11
NADIR & CO.
1D15
PBM Therapeutic Lights
6A13
ImplatechOne
3C22
Kocheh Medcial Equipment
2C13
Medihub
3G07
Nanoray
3H16
Pearl Aligners
2D10
Inci Dental
3D04
KOHLER Medizintechnik
8B09
MEDIMECCA
3F07
Nardi Compressori
P10
Pearlie White
1F07
Index Trading and Investment
CC28
Komet Dental
7F17
Medipia
3G07
NeoBiotech
4C07
Perfection Plus
3F06
Indian Dental Association
PB07
Korea Dental Devices
MediPlus
318
Neodent
7A10
Pesitro Healthcare Products
CC16
Indusbello
8D20
Industry Association
417A
Medistock
2F18
Neodent
2E01
Pharmalink
CC01
Infodent
PA12
Korea Dental Implant
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Medit
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Neolix
3F03
Philips
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Renfert
7D07
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1E07
Precision Instruments
Pierre Fabre
CC19
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1F17
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PG06
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SAM Präzisionstechnik
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C23
Pistis
324
Rhein Medical
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Shenzhen Denco Medical
1C12
Rito Dental
P11
Saratoga
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Shenzhen Perfect
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Planmeca
8 B01
Plasmapp
2G09
Institute of Dentistry
SR35
Ritter Concept
7F05
Saremco Dental
8F10
Medical Instruments
123
PNUADD
3G07
Quintessence Publishing
CC27
Rixi Medical
PF04
Sarı Dental
3D01
Shenzhen Rogin Medical
103
Point Implant
4G07
Riyadh Elm University
CC06
Saudi Dental Society
CC07
Shenzhen Soga Technology
SRA12
PoliDent
300
Robota
4E18
Sawhney Dental
2D10
Shenzhen Up3d Tech
1D09
POLYSTOM
2F22
Rock Dent
1E09
SCHEU-DENTAL
7G18
Shenzhen XpectVision Technology
Poskom
4C11
ROCKMED Industries
1D06
Schütz Dental
7E13
1A09
Prep Doctors Institute
SR36A
ROSSICAWS
PI09
SDI
4A04
Shenzhen Yurucheng
Prevest DenPro
SRA08
Runyes
2E07
SECKIN DENTAL
3C06
Russian Dental Industry Association
Seil Global
4C14
Sejong Dental
Queen Mary University of London
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R&S GACD
2C06
Ray
3C07
RAYSHAPE
SRI05
Re-Invent Dental Products
7F15
Reach Global India
200
REALICA
4D01
2F21
Reddish Stone
4F17
Ruthinium
Dental Materials
SR29
Shenzhen Yute Tools
SR24
4E13
SHERA Werkstoff-Technologie
7D19
Septodont
601
SHERBETCARE
P13
Sewonmedix
4E15
Sherpa Korea
4A10
Prime Dental Products
1F14
Pritidenta
8C09
Pro3dure Medical
8B13
Produits Dentaires
8F12
Redon Technology
6F01
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ProfiDENT
3A20
Rego X-ray
8B15
S&S Scheftner
713
SGS International
5C10
Shinhung
5B10
Progret
SRK04
Reliable Health Care
107
Saeshin
520
Shanghai Dochem Industries
SRE10
SHINING 3D
1D07
4G18
PROMEDICA
7F13
Remedico
3A06
Saeyang
4B13
Shanghai Fanta Dental Materials 1B01
SHINSAEGI MEDI-TECH
3F15
Promed
414A
Remedi
3A16
Safecare Medical Industries
C02
Shanghai Hua En Industrial
SHINSEKI INTERNATIONAL
4C12
Promis
CC23
Renew Medical
3G13
SafeEndo
109
Shanghai MediWorks
Shiva Products
104
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TFI System
4D15
WH-Taifun
2F23
SHOFU
8G05
Smile Surgical Instruments
1E17
T
Sia Orthodontic Manufacturer
4E01
Snucone
2G11
T.STRONG
211
Thienel Dental
8C15
Whitepeaks Dental Solutions
7G14
SIC Invent Group
SR01B
Southern Implants
707
Taglus
1D21
Titaniumfix
8D18
Whitepearl
8B18
SIDEX
PB02
Spident
4D13
Takara Belmont
8G01
TKD
4F04
Willmann & Pein
7F06
SILADENT
8A13
Spreadt General Trading
CC14A
Tawazun
SRK01
Tokuyama Dental
823
WinWin Korea
3G07
Silfradent
4D17
SprintRay
PH03
TBM
3F12
Tootor
4G19
World Bio Tech
4B10
Silverfox
SRI07
StarMed
7D12
TCA Dental
PH06
Toplan
3H13
World Dento Med Equipment
217
Simple & Smart
201
Straumann
7A10
TD Lab
3A02
TOR VM
2G01
Woson Medical Instrument
1C01
Sincera Technology
C28
Success Dental Company
SRD18
TDV Dental
8E16
Total Core General Trading
2D07
Wuhan Dimed
SIN Implant
8E12
Supremo Instruments
8E15
TPC Advanced Technology
SRG01
Laser Technology
Sino-Dental
P23
Sure Dent
512
Medical Equipment
SRJ07
TRATE
6D01
Wuhan Jinguang
Surgident
4A07
Techfit Digital Surgery
P19
Trent Dent
2E03
Medical Technology
SR28
SUT Medical Trading
PF06
4E14
SRE12
4D16
Tressis Italia
Wuhan Pioon Technology
Tecno-Gaz
Tribest
SRJ08
Tecnodent
4G04
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Trident
4D02
Tecnofar Needles
4F01
Xcube
SRF03
TruAbutment
SRI01
Tecnomed
412
Xenosys
SRE17
Truemed General Trading
2B07
Xiantao S&J Protective Products C14
Tek Metal
3C03
TRUMPF
8B10
Xingxing Medical Instrument
SR30
TePe Munhygienprodukter
CC18
Trust Medical Equipment
P06
XTCERA
128
Sinol Dental
SRB10
SISTEMA
2F24
Suzhou Pelement
Sistem Dental
3B01
Smart Implant Solutions
4C20
Smart Optics Sensortechnik
712
Smile Agents
PC16
Swiss Dental Industry
Smile Line
8G19
Association
Medical Technology
C13
Suzhou Ramo
Medical Instrument
SRB12
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Ultradent Products
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University of Birmingham
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SR37
University of Duisburg-Essen
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Yadent New Materials
SR32
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SRD06
YDM
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Yes Biotech
4A07
Ymarda
SR27
Yofo Medical Technology
SRG05
You&You
CC13
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ZARC
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Zebris Medical
8B12
ZEISS
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SR38
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University of Manchester
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C16
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What’s on in Dubai, AEEDC 2024, 6–8 February
a barbecue buffet dinner with water
and soft drinks in the evening.
InClassica International Music Festival 2024.
InClassica International
Music Festival 2024
Date: From 1 to 15 February
Venue: Dubai Opera, Sheikh
Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd,
Downtown Dubai
More information: inclassica.com/
calendar
The InClassica International Music
Festival is an annual classical music
event that features internationally renowned artists performing the works of
the world’s most famous composers.
This year’s show, the 13th iteration, will
feature 17 soloists, eight conductors and two
orchestras, namely the Berlin Symphony
Orchestra and the Oxford Philharmonic
Orchestra. Organised by SAMIT Event
Group, the festival is guaranteed to bring
music enthusiasts great joy.
The Burj Khalifa is recognised as
world’s tallest skyscraper, measuring
over 828 m. The landmark offers two observation platforms at different heights
that can be quickly reached with a highspeed elevator. On Level 148, at 555 m,
Dune buggy safari
Starting time: Confirm with the
organiser
Starting point: Pickup from hotel
More information:
indextours.axistravel.ae/
dune-buggy-safari
as well as watching Tanoura
and belly dancing shows, and
includes a barbecue dinner.
The duration is 6 hours, including transportation time.
The packages typically include
a hotel pickup and drop-off
service, making it easy for
tourists to go on these sandy
adventures.
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Camel trekking safari.
Address: Within the Dubai Mall
Opening times: 10:00 to 22:15
More information:
www.thedubaiaquarium.com
Dubai Aquarium and Under water
Zoo is one of the largest aquariums
in the world and offers a fascinating
insight into the world’s most mysterious marine life. The ten million-litre
aquarium tank is home to thousands
of animals of over 140 species, including more than 400 sharks and
rays—there are sand tiger sharks
and even giant groupers! Visitors may
watch the aquarium divers feed the
sharks and rays throughout the day.
The best way to explore the huge
tank is via the 48 m tunnel, which
takes visitors 11 m below the surface.
Date: From 31 January to 6 February
Venue: InterContinental Dubai,
Dubai Festival City
More information:
www.emirateslitfest.com
Burj Khalifa
observation platform
Address: 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin
Rashid Blvd, Downtown Dubai
Opening times: 8:00 to 24:00
More information:
www.burjkhalifa.ae/en
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visitors can soak up stunning views of
the city. Levels 124 and 125 provide
a 360° view and rental telescopes for
zooming in on particular areas. Level
124 offers an exhilarating outdoor
terrace, and Level 125 pays homage to
Arabic arts and culture.
Camel trekking safari
Location: Confirm
with the organiser
Starting point: Pickup from hotel
More information:
indextours.axistravel.ae/
camel-trekking-safari
A camel trekking safari offers
attendees a full range of experiences,
including a 45-minute camel ride and
the opportunity to take beautiful
sunset photographs, have themselves
painted with henna, smoke a shisha,
and watch belly dancing and the whirling Tanoura folkloric dance. The tour
takes about 6 hours, including transportation time. Participants are picked
up in the afternoon and dropped off at
their hotels in the evening. The safari
includes welcome coffee and dates and
AEEDC Dubai · 6–8 February 2024
Since Dubai is close to the desert,
visitors can delight in the unique
experience of a sand-dune tour. While
there are many different tours to
choose from, this dune buggy safari
Dubai Mall
Location: Downtown Dubai
Opening times: 10:00 to 24:00
More information:
thedubaimall.com
Visitors have the opportunity to
encounter some of the animals face to
face. For example, they can book an
interaction with Asian small-clawed
otters or share the water with sharks
and rays on a diving adventure.
The Dubai Mall.
provides participants with a 45-minute
buggy drive or quad biking experience
and similar to a camel safari offers
the opportunity for henna painting
and wearing traditional costumes,
The underwater zoo is located
above the aquarium tank and leads
visitors through three ecological zones:
rainforest, rocky shore and living
ocean. This part is home to otters,
piranha, lionfish, giant spider crabs,
seahorses, garden eels, archerfish,
water rats, paddlefish, cichlids and many
more amazing aquatic animals.
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Emirates LitFest 2024.
The Burj Khalifa.
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Dune buggy safari.
Dubai Aquarium
and Underwater Zoo
Emirates LitFest 2024
The 2024 Emirates Airline Festival
of Literature will celebrate literature in
all its forms. As the Middle East’s largest
annual literary festival, it offers visitors the
opportunity to meet authors, attend literary
debates, listen to readings and participate
in workshops. The festival is sponsored
by Emirates airline and organised by the
Emirates Literature Foundation, a nonprofit organisation with the mission of
supporting and nurturing literature within
the community and the region.
over 200 luxury brands in the shopping area or immerse themselves
in the wonders of nature by visiting
Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo,
which is part of the mall. Additionally,
food lovers can enjoy fine dining and
cuisine of all kinds at the numerous
restaurants and cafes. The many entertainment options include a cinema
complex, an ice rink, a haunted house,
the Dubai Opera, go-karting and a
trampoline park.
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Ten brilliant things to do in the city this week.
Dubai Mall is large—
the second largest in
the world after the
Iran Mall! Visitors to
the mall can discover
Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo.
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The Palm Jumeirah.
Palm Jumeirah
Location: Off the Jumeirah
coastal area
Public transport: rta.ae
The Palm Jumeirah is an artificially
created archipelago off the coastline of
Dubai. Viewed from above, it resembles
a stylised palm tree and was built from
reclaimed land mass. It is part of a larger
series of developments called the Palm
Islands. The island is well developed
with roads and public transport, allowing
visitors to easily access the various restaurants and attractions. To explore the
Palm Jumeirah from a different perspective, visitors can book a trip in a yacht
or speedboat around the archipelago or—
to see the palm tree shape for themselves—
skydive above it.
More information:
arabianteahouse.com
Kunafah at Feras Hanoun
Sweets (cafe)
Luqaimat are little fried balls
of maize flour seasoned with cardamom. The popular Arabic dessert is traditionally served with
date syrup and a sprinkle of sesame seeds, but honey and maple
syrup are also common toppings.
A more savoury version contains
cheese.
Address: Al Tarres St., Dubai
Marina, Al Barsha 1 (there are
multiple locations in Dubai)
Opening times: 8:00 to 13:00
More information: ferassweets.ae
Feras Hanoun Sweets is famous
for its kunafah. Made of semolina
dough soaked in a sugar-based syrup,
the dessert is typically layered with
cheese. This sweet and savoury combination, together with its crunchiness,
gives it a unique taste, which has
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Feras Hanoun Sweets.
Luqaimat.
made the pastry a favourite among
locals. It is best served hot right out
of the pan with the cheese still stringy.
Depending on the region, many variations of kunafah exist, accounting
for its numerous spellings.
Luqaimat at Arabian Tea
House Restaurant and Café
Address: Bastakiya opposite
Musalla Post Office, Al Fahidi
St., Bur Dubai (there are three
other locations in Dubai)
Owing to its popularity, the
dessert has many variations in different countries and is known by
different names: lokma, loukoumades
or luqma.
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Key details for AEEDC Dubai 2024: Venue, timings, registration and more.
Organisers
INDEX Conferences and Exhibitions
The car parks operate on a first-come, first-served
basis.
Venue
App and e-badges
Exhibition opening hours
Food
Accreditation
Useful information for the city
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AEEDC Dubai 2024 Exhibition: Dubai World
Trade Centre in Halls 1 to 8.
AEEDC Dubai 2024 Conference: Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
in Sheik Maktoum Hall and Sheik Rashid
Halls A–D and Al Multaqua. In Hall E is the
AEEDC Dubai World Orthodontic Conference
and AEEDC Dubai World Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery Conference will take place.
6–8 February
Daily from 10:00–18:00
Entry is free for all registered participants.
Registration in available at https://aeedc.com/
aeedc-dubai-trade-exhibition-registration.
Participants of the AEEDC Dubai 2024 conference programme have the opportunity to earn
ADA CERP 21.5 continuing education credits.
Language
The official language of the conference and
courses is English.
Parking
Car parks are available for organisers, exhibitors
and visitors within the perimeter of the venue.
The AEEDC Dubai app can be downloaded
from all major app stores.
No on-site registration is available. All visitors
and exhibitors are required to register
through the online portal prior to travelling
to the venue. The exhibition and conference
halls can only be accessed with an electronic
badge on a smart phone or tablet computer.
Badges are not transferable.
It is not permitted to bring any food or beverages. There is a wide selection of restaurants and
vendors throughout the venue for visitors to select
from.
Time zone: UTC/GMT + 4 hours
Emergency numbers: 999 police,
998 ambulance and 997 fire department
Currency: UAE dirham
Tourist information: www.visitdubai.com
UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
www.mofaic.gov.ae/en
Credit card acceptance: VISA and Mastercard
are widely accepted, but American Express
less so. Carrying a small amount of cash is
recommended.
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/ AEEDC Dubai: Dentistry’s distinguished destination
/ An interview with Dr Ahmed Shawky el-Sheshtawy, AEEDC Dubai 2024 speaker.: “Retreatments are a unique way to save not only teeth but also the surrounding bone”
/ Middle Eastern dental market to swell to more than US$1.6 billion: An analysis by Donna Santos and Dr Kamran Zamanian, iData Research
/ New endodontic order: A clinical report by Dr Philippe Sleiman, Lebanon
/ An interview with Dr Ana Bokuchava, international marketing manager at Curaden. - “Aligners have shortcomings, but using the right aligner foam helps”
/ Teaming with Planmeca to create a high-tech boutique experience
/ Oral Reconstruction Foundation—new scientific knowledge for the benefit of patients: An interview with Dr Martin Schuler, executive director of the Oral Reconstruction Foundation
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