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These new loupes will have you sitting (and seeing) in a new position. New software helps turn oral scan data into physical models. »page 6 »page 7 »page 7 Let’s do this By today Staff Attendees stroll through the exhibit hall during the 2018 CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry in San Francisco, the last time the meeting was held on its own. (The 2019 meeting was held in conjuction with the American Dental Association.) This year’s meeting will look a little different because of a strict mask mandate. (Photos/today file photos) 5 Three ways you can support CDA Foundation n As the COVID-19 landscape continues to evolve, nonprofit organizations, especially those that facilitate access to health care, need support more than ever as they explore ways to deliver essential services to individuals safely — and typically at an increased financial cost. The dentist-led board of the CDA Foundation is pursuing new ways to deliver and support oral health care for Californians for the remainder of 2021 and heading into 2022. Easy ways to support foundation programs see FOUNDATION, page 3 8 n It’s great to see you again in person! After being canceled last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry is welcoming dental professionals back to the Moscone Convention Center. (And for those who are not here in person, an interactive virtual event is being held simultaneously!) As you no doubt have learned by now, if you are reading this issue of today here in person in San Francisco, CDA is following local health orders for attendance. That means attendees are required to show proof of vaccination upon entry and must wear a mask or face covering at all times during the convention, regardless of vaccination status. Be sure to keep that mask on, see LET’S DO THIS, page 3 8 The mission of the CDA Foundation is to improve the oral health of all Californians by supporting the dental profession in its efforts to meet community needs. (Photo/ Provided by the CDA Foundation) 3[2] => [3] => from page one CDA Presents — Sept. 9–11, 2021 3 LET’S DO THIS from page 1 7 About the Publisher Tribune America, LLC 118-35 Queens Blvd., Ste. 400 Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 Phone: (212) 244-7181 E-mail: info@dental-tribune.com www.dental-tribune.com Publisher & Chairman Torsten Oemus t.oemus@dental-tribune.com President/Chief Executive Officer Eric Seid e.seid@dental-tribune.com Group Editor Kristine Colker k.colker@dental-tribune.com Managing Editor Fred Michmershuizen f.michmershuizen@dental-tribune. com Product/Account Manager Humberto Estrada h.estrada@dental-tribune.com Product/Account Manager Maria Kaiser m.kaiser@dental-tribune.com Client Relations Coordinator Leerol Colquhoun l.colquhoun@dental-tribune.com Accounting Department Nirmala Singh n.singh@dental-tribune.com Published by Tribune America © 2021 Tribune America, LLC All rights reserved. today CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry Show Daily, San Francisco edition, Vol. 11 appears during the CDA Presents meeting from Sept. 9–11, 2021, in San Francisco, California. Tribune America makes every effort to report clinical information and manufacturers’ product news accurately, but cannot assume responsibility for the validity of product claims, or for typographical errors. The publishers also do not assume responsibility for product names or claims, or statements made by advertisers. Opinions expressed by authors are their own and may not reflect those of Tribune America or Dental Tribune International. because for three days, Thursday through Saturday, CDA is offering a wide range of educational programming, an exhibit hall filled with our industry’s latest products and technology, plus many opportunities for social interaction. On the show floor, attendees can meet face-to-face with company reps who are showcasing products, services and technology. Dental professionals can interact with the experts and even participate in activities to win prizes. The exhibit hall is open Thursday and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m., and on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. With more courses, speakers and events offered this time around, CDA President Judee Tippett-Whyte, DDS, wants to make sure attendees experience everything CDA Presents has to offer. She is offering several tips on how you can make the most of your CDA Presents experience. “The first step to planning your CDA Presents schedule is identifying your goals for the convention,” Tippett-Whyte says. “Think about your purpose for attending, what you want to learn and what you want your biggest takeaway to be. Once you’ve figured that out, start looking for courses and events that will help you accomplish that goal.” Tippett-Whyte also recommends setting aside time to visit with exhibiting companies. Whether virtually or in person, you have the chance to network with exhibitors, talk with industry experts about the latest dental products and services and participate in daily prize giveaways. “As we return to our in-person conventions and continue to offer virtual options, it means a lot that attendees support our exhibitors who work hard to bring a high-quality shopping experience to CDA Presents,” she said. To make the most of your experience, Tippett-Whyte recommends FOUNDATION from page 1 7 are available that help to ensure access to care. Here are three of them. 1. Stop by booth No. 716 at CDA Presents. Here in San Francisco, you can visit CDA Foundation staff at the CDA Member Benefits Center (booth No. 716). Learn more about the impact of foundation programs and ways you can support the foundation through donations or volunteer opportunities. Individuals who donate on-site at the convention will walk away with a T-shirt as a “thank you” from the foundation. 2. Make a one-time or ongoing donation online. It’s easy to make an ADHP dental students pause for a commemorative group photo before heading into the CDA Presents at Moscone South in San Francisco during the 2018 meetng. 5 using the meeting’s online planner (ebusiness.cda.org/ebusiness/ speaker/speakerschedule) to map out a schedule. Courses can be filtered by topic, speaker, audience or by the time and day the course is offered. The planning tool also offers downloadable course materials and details of how many C.E. credits each course is worth. You can view an interactive floor map of the convention, plus see course listings, speaker information and more, by downloading the meeting’s free app, available by searching for “CDA Presents.” The virtual platform is open now and will stay online until Monday, Oct. 11. individual donation online. Donors can choose to contribute one time only or monthly — for the year or on an ongoing basis. You can donate for as little as $5 and have the option to contribute anonymously or in someone’s honor or memory. To donate, visit https://ebusiness.cda.org/ebusiness/ fundraising. 3. Give to the foundation cash-free by shopping at Amazon. When you shop online through AmazonSmile (https://smile.amazon.com/), Amazon will automatically donate 0.5 percent of the price of your eligible purchases to your favorite charitable organization. To participate, just choose the CDA Foundation, fill your list and let the donations add up at no extra cost. As the philanthropic arm of the California Dental Association, the CDA Foundation reduces barriers to oral health care in underserved communities through its two flagship programs, CDA Cares and the Student Loan Repayment Grant, plus other annual grants and awards for dentists, educators and organizations who are committed to CDA’s mission, which is to improve the oral health of all Californians by supporting the dental profession in its efforts to meet community needs. (Source: California Dental Association) (Source: CDA Foundation)[4] => 4 news CDA Presents — Sept. 9–11, 2021 Most dentists vaccinated as mandates kick in n A recent survey of practicing dentists conducted by the California Dental Association shows that 94 percent of surveyed dentists in the state are vaccinated against COVID-19. The online survey was conducted May 26 to June 8 jointly by CDA and the California Department of Public Health. It indicates that confidence in the COVID-19 vaccines is much higher among practicing dentists in California than it is among adults nationwide. The findings from the CDA mirror nationwide results reported by the American Dental Association. As of June 2021, according to the ADA Health Policy Institute, 93.4 percent AD of dentists surveyed reported having received at least one vaccine dose, and 89.8 percent reported they were fully vaccinated. The rates for hygienists are lower. As of late July, 72.7 percent of surveyed dental hygienists were fully vaccinated, and 78.2 percent had received at least one dose. According to the CDA, dental offices in California should now be complying with a state public health order from July 26 that requires all health care workers to either be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or submit to regular testing. The state order mandates weekly testing for unvaccinated dentists and dental staff. Local health departments will enforce compliance with the state’s COVID-19 vaccination and testing mandates, the CDA says. (Photo/ senivpetro, via Wikimedia Commons) 3 Employees who are exempt from the vaccination mandate for qualifying medical reasons and sincerely held religious beliefs will still need to be tested weekly. Dental offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles counties will soon be required to comply with local public health orders that mandate vaccination. Weekly testing will no longer be an option for dental professionals in those regions unless the employee is legally exempt from vaccination. Other cities and counties, as well as private employers, may implement vaccination mandates in the coming weeks and months, especially following the FDA’s full approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, according to the CDA. Of the 700 dentists who participated in CDA’s survey, 92 percent said they got the vaccine as soon as it was available. Eighty-one percent said they plan to get a booster shot every time it is recommended. Protecting one’s own health, the health of one’s family and friends and the health of patients were dentists’ top three motivating reasons for getting the COVID-19 vaccine. “As essential health care workers, dentists were among the first in California to be vaccinated against COVID-19, behind front-line workers,” said CDA President Judee TippettWhyte, DDS. “Dentists’ high vaccination rate — 94 percent — plus the stringent infection-control protocols that dental offices follow should give patients confidence that they can safely go to the dentist and resume their routine oral health care.” According to the CDA, dentistry already has an outstanding record with infection-control practices long required by Cal/OSHA, the Dental Board of California and other governing bodies to keep patients and staff safe. Dental offices should be ready to address patients’ questions and concerns about their safety and may want to assure patients in advance of their appointments that the dental office follows rigorous infection-control protocols, the CDA said. (Sources: California Dental Association and American Dental Association)[5] => [6] => exhibitors 6 CDA Presents — Sept. 9–11, 2021 Kettenbach Dental President Jens Kuhn says the company’s greatest strength is listening to dentists and translating what is learned into products that are easy to use, reliable and consistently achieve predictable results. (Photo/Provided by Kettenbach Dental) 5 Innovations that deliver reliability An interview with Jens Kuhn, president of Kettenbach Dental n When asked what the future holds for Kettenbach Dental, Jens Kuhn, president of the company, offers a simple answer: “We definitely want to become the obvious choice for every dentist, every day.” Since its founding in 1944 and its subsequent invention of the first impression silicone, the company has built a reputation as an innovator of products of the highest possible quality. In an interview, Kuhn talks a bit more about the secrets to Kettenbach’s success. What is the primary goal with each of your product innovations? “The beauty of working in health care is that, by definition, what you do has relevance to people. Staying healthy is very important to all of us. So, our goal is to advance oral medicine every day. To accomplish this, we must listen carefully to dentists and translate their needs into superior product solutions. This means that Here in San Francisco Visit Kettenbach Dental at booth No. 1219. To learn even more, visit the company at www.kettenbachusa.com. we must constantly explore and push the boundaries of what is technically possible. “We want to help dentists and their teams achieve top clinical and esthetic results over and over. This requires predictably high-quality products, technical support where needed and, as technology advances, strong involvement in continuing education. We are working hard to become the ultimate choice of every dentist, every day.” What can you tell us about the R&D behind Kettenbach products? “We develop and manufacture every product in our portfolio. Almost 20 percent of our team members work in research, development and quality management. Being a highly specialized manufacturer of dental consumables, we can only justify our existence by developing and manufacturing products that provide dentists with specific benefits. We live by the claim ‘simply intelligent’ by offering products that are intelligent solutions for dentists.” Which innovations have done the most to move dentistry forward? “Going back to 1955, when Kettenbach introduced the first siliconebased impression material to dentistry, it’s been our mission to only introduce products that are superior and provide dentists with at least one relevant user benefit. This is demonstrated with every product in our portfolio. “For example, Panasil, our PVS impression material, was the first product with a heat-sensitive polymerization process, which means it starts setting quickly when it’s exposed to mouth temperature. That is a big advantage, because dentists want a comfortable working time and a short setting time. “Another product line, Futar D, is the hardest silicone-based bite registration material on the market, which ultimately reduces chairside adjustment time. “Visalys Temp is the only temporary crown-and-bridge material that is free of BPA and its derivatives. Our latest innovation, Visalys CemCore, is a cement and core buildup material in one product, which simplifies the procedure by reducing the number of steps and products.” What are Kettenbach’s greatest strengths? “Our greatest strength is that we listen to dentists — our customers — and translate what we learn into products that are easy to use, reliable, and consistently achieve predictable results. Plus, we only manufacture chemically based consumables, so we stick to what we’re good at.”[7] => exhibitors CDA Presents — Sept. 9–11, 2021 7 Keep your chin up, neck straight and eyes forward with Infinity VUE By Designs for Vision Staff n Designs for Vision has several new and innovative products, including Infinity VUE, Panoramic Field and REVEAL. Designed to provide a straightforward approach to ergonomics, Infinity VUE loupes are available in 3.0x and 3.5x magnification. Infinity VUE (Vision Up Ergonomics) keeps your chin up, your neck straight and your eyes forward while viewing the magnified oral cavity. Designs for Vision invites you to try these loupes on to see (and feel) the difference in your posture. The new patented Panoramic Field Loupes (U.S. pat. 8928975B2) represent the most significant advancement in telescope design in more than 100 years, according to the company. The viewable areas are twice as large as prismatic expanded field designed loupes and up to five times greater than Galilean loupes. Panoramic Field loupes provide unprecedented field of view, clarity, definition and color, the company says. Designs for Vision has also launched its groundbreaking Here in San Francisco You can see the Visible Difference® yourself by visiting Designs for Vision at booth No. 1028. To arrange a visit in your office, contact Designs for Vision at (800) 345-4009 or info@dvimail.com. Infinity VUE loupes, one of many new innovations available from Designs for Vision, are designed to help improve posture. (Photo/Provided by Designs for Vision) 5 REVEAL™ (U.S. pat. 10215977B1), providing hands-free fluorescence enhanced theragnosis™ (FET ™ ). According to the company, REVEAL supplies the visual information to support decision making and facilitate proper treatment options in cariology, oral hygiene, periodontology- implantology and restorative dentistry. Designs for Vision is also introducing the patented intuitive response technology with the Micro IR HDi headlight (U.S. pat. 8,851,709 and RE46,463). The patented IR feature allows you to operate the headlight with hands-free operation. Onboard biometrics sense the position of the headlight to turn the light on when you are working and turn the light off when you look up. Designs for Vision’s WireLess™ headlights free you from being tethered to a battery pack. The simple modular designs uncouple the headlights from a specific frame or single pair of loupes. The compact design of the LED DayLite® WireLess headlights are independent of any frame/ loupes. Use the Medit Model Builder to create models from digital data By Medit Staff n Medit, a company known as a leader in 3-D digital solutions, has released Medit Model Builder, a workflow management and communication software that helps you quickly and easily create physical models from digital oral scan data. It’s free to get started. According to the company, you can use Medit Model Builder to create a base with scan data, attach an articulator to the base to check the intersection status, and label each base to help distinguish between models. This is one of many offerings from Medit, a company that specializes in 3-D measurement and CAD/CAM Here in San Francisco Learn more at www.medit.com. To start your Medit experience free of charge, visit Meditlink.com. solutions for dental clinics and labs, including intraoral scanners, based on its own patented state-of-the-art technology. The company’s mission is to provide innovative technology and the highest quality products to ensure mutual growth for all partners. Learn more about Medit at www. medit.com. To start your experience with Medit Model Builder free of charge, visit Meditlink.com. Medit Model Builder allows dental professionals to quickly and easily create physical models from digital oral scan data. 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