today Chicago Midwinter Meeting Feb. 24, 2022
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting · Chicago, Illinois · Thursday, February 24, 2022
Vol. 15, No. 1
Next-generation
CAD software
Transforming
your practice
A new standard in
electric handpieces
New product is designed
for clincians who are
adopting a single-visit
dentistry model.
One doctor shares
his experiences with
chairside mills over
the years.
This smaller, quieter
and longer-lasting model
makes its debut here
in Chicago.
»page 4
»page 14
»page 18
Sweet home Chicago
By Fred Michmershuizen, today Staff
Attendees walk the halls of the Chicago Midwinter Meeting during a past meeting. After a break last year to go virtual
because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Midwinter Meeting is back home at McCormick Place West. (Photos/today Staff file
photos)
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n It’s so nice to be together once
again!
After last year’s meeting went to
a virtual event because of the pandemic, the industry is back home at
McCormick Place West. From now
until Saturday, attendees at the 157th
Midwinter Meeting have access to
hundreds of courses and exhibitors,
plus long-awaited, in-person gatherings with compatriots. Fittingly, the
theme of this year’s event is “A Dental
Tradition.”
But first, some ground rules. All
participants at this year’s Midwinter
Meeting are required to wear a facemask, and all attendees must have
had at least one COVID-19 vaccination.
To help, MEDICOM is sponsoring
individually sealed facemasks for use
during the meeting. And to make
attendance here even safer for all,
courses this year are being staggered
to allow time for deep cleaning of
see CHICAGO, page 3
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Travel through dentistry’s past with Dr. Scott D. Swank
n Take a tour through the history
of dentistry on Friday morning with
the Chicago Midwinter Meeting’s special Keynote Session guest, Scott D.
Swank, DDS.
Swank has been curator of the Dr.
Samuel D. Harris National Museum of
Dentistry since 2002, which features
President George Washington’s dentures among its artifacts.
Swank will offer a presentation on
how the profession of dentistry has
evolved over the decades. He will
cover important moments in dental
history and even include some dental
trivia.
The Keynote Session & Recognition
Awards will be held from 8 to 9 a.m.
in Room W375D. Those who wish to
come early may partake in coffee and
a continental breakfast, being served
from 7:30 to 7:55 a.m.
(Source: Chicago Dental Society)
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CHICAGO from page 1
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Illinois, Feb. 24–26, 2022.
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rooms between sessions.
The educational offerings here are
as valuable as ever to the dental professionals in attendance. No matter if
you are a new dentist or a seasoned
veteran, a general practitioner or a
specialist, the Midwinter Meeting
has something for you.
The gathering, organized by the
Chicago Dental Society, offers a comprehensive scientific program that
includes 250 lectures, workshops and
panel discussions on every topic in
dentistry. There are also many sessions being offered in the Corporate Learning Theater, located in the
exhibit hall.
There are more than 150 speakers,
of whom 47 are new to this year’s
event, according to meeting organizers.
Attendees enter the exhibit hall back
in 2020, the last time the meeting was
held in-person.
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After spending time listening to
the many great speakers, you might
decide to head next to the exhibit hall,
located in Hall F on Level 3. According to the Chicago Dental Society,
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this is the most inclusive show yet,
with hundreds of exhibitors, many of
whom are new to the meeting. A visit
to the hall can earn you one hour of
C.E. per day.
The schedule for the exhibit hall is
9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today (Thursday);
10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Friday; and 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Saturday. The extended
hours Friday offer attendees an
opportunity to enjoy a “happy hour”
beverage during Brews & Bargains,
beginning at 4:30 p.m.!
The Midwinter Meeting concludes
Saturday evening with the President’s Dinner Dance, hosted by CDS
President Thomas Schneider Jr. and
his wife, Sarah. The celebration is
being held in the Crystal Ballroom of
the Hyatt Regency Chicago. Festivities kick off with a reception at 7 p.m.,
followed by a formal dinner and dancing. Dress is black tie optional.
AD
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
Introducing ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway
Next-generation CAD software from exocad is designed for single-visit dentistry
From left:
Larry Bodony,
president of
exocad America;
Tillmann
Steinbrecher,
CEO of exocad;
and Christine
McClymont,
global head of
marketing and
communications
for exocad; invite
you to ‘imagine the
CADabilites.’
The company
executives
gathered for a
photo after an
interview with
today Staff
conducted at the
2021 Greater
New York Dental
Meeting.
(Photo/Fred
Michmershizen,
today Staff)
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By Fred Michmershuizen, today Staff
n The Midwinter Meeting is often
the place where the dental industry’s newest and most advanced
technology is introduced. This year
in Chicago, one such innovation is
ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway. The nextgeneration CAD software for singlevisit dentistry, developed by exocad,
an Align Technology company, first
became available in the United States
and Canada in November 2021.
As part of a marketing campaign
behind the launch, company principals from exocad sat down for an
interview with the today Staff at the
2021 Greater New York Dental Meeting, where they discussed the new
software and what it offers to dental
practices.
The executives from exocad said
that this new release — named after
the Irish city of Galway, a European
“Capital of Culture” — provides dentists with design tools for a vast
range of indications along with a
wide choice of integrated devices.
The chairside workflow is highly
automated, intuitive and optimized
for practice use, they said.
The software includes a step-bystep guide through the design process
and a smooth integration with open
intraoral
scanners,
production
devices and implant systems. ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway also enables the
in-house design of FDA-cleared custom abutments. “This software was
designed to help clinicians who are
adopting a single-visit dentistry
model,” said Larry Bodony, president, exocad America. “With ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway, dentists can
streamline their workflow – from the
first restorative steps to the manufacture of the surgical components
needed to complete a treatment plan.”
Tillmann Steinbrecher, CEO of exocad, added more details about the
features and highlights of the new
release. “It’s optimized to reduce
design time by adding more automation and bringing our Instant Anatomic Morphing technology to ChairsideCAD,” Steinbrecher explained.
“The goal is to enable the clinician to
design the exact shape she or he has
in mind but with minimal time effort.”
The software is designed to be
suitable for both experts and novices. Those who are newer to CAD/
CAM may appreciate its fast, “wizard-guided” workflows, while more
advanced users can select free design
sequences that offer greater flexibility, Bodony and Steinbrecher both
explained.
Here in Chicago
To learn more about exocad’s
ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway, visit exocad
at booth No. 2405 or visit the company online at exocad.com/chairside
cad-galway.
ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway is the next generation of exocad’s easy-to-use CAD
software for single-visit dentistry. The chairside workflow is streamlined, intuitive
and optimized for use in the practice. (Photo/Provided by exocad)
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Another advantage of the new
exocad software release, is that it supports collaboration between dental
technicians and dentists.
“Collaboration has been a founding
feature of our software,” Bodony said.
“We have a technology called dentalshare included in all of our products
that is a point-to-point communication tool that allows technicians and
dentists to communicate in near real
time on cases. Basically, the exocad
scan by the dentist can be shared in
its entirety with the lab with just a few
clicks of a mouse. It’s very efficient in
time so that they can then get on the
phone if they need to communicate
or there’s a built-in chat function that
allows them to discuss the case and
send files back and forth quickly.”
“We firmly believe that the earlier
and the more you get the dental technician involved in treatment planning, the better the result,” Steinbrecher said. “It’s key to provide a
platform that enables better collaboration between dentists and dental
technicians. It also enables dental
technicians to offer an additional
range of digital services to dentists.”
Steinbrecher said that the most
important thing he wants dentists
to know about exocad is that it provides the software tools needed to
make the most out of their existing
equipment. “No matter if it’s a 3-D
printer or an intraoral scanner or a
milling machine, we provide the software that ties things together with
smooth and efficient workflows and
that allows effective and timely communications between labs and dental
practices to the next level,” he said.
Christine McClymont, global head
of marketing and communications
for exocad, described the thinking
behind the branding of the software,
which includes the catchphrase —
“Imagine the CADabilities” — as well
as a testimonial campaign and an
expanded booth presence at key dental meetings. “We wanted to make
sure that we elevate the exocad
brand,” she said.
McClymont said attendees are
invited to the exocad booth to view
demonstrations and to take a “deeper
dive into the technology” to learn
more about the digital workflow.
It’s award-winning technology, as
well. Last year the Cellerant Group
named ChairsideCAD as its 2021 Best
of Class Technology Award winner for
clinical design software. It was the
third consecutive year exocad software was recognized with the award.
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
Keep your chin up
and eyes forward
with Infinity VUE
By Designs for Vision Staff
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
AD
n Designs for Vision has several new
and innovative products, including
Infinity VUE, Panoramic Field and
REVEAL.
Designed to provide a straight-
Here in Chicago
You can see the Visible Difference
by visiting Designs for Vision at booth
No. 1612. To arrange a visit in your
office, contact Designs for Vision at
(800) 345-4009 or info@dvimail.com.
forward 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.
Another Designs for Vision product
is its groundbreaking REVEAL (U.S.
pat. 10215977B1), providing handsfree 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.
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
The science behind the 3-layer placental membrane
By Salvin Dental Specialties Staff
n
The new AmnioExcite placental membrane, available from Salvin
Dental Specialties, includes both
amnion and chorion layers plus a
trophoblast layer. According to the
company, the trophoblast layer contains more than 50 percent of the
biologically relevant proteins in the
placental membrane,1 and LifeNet
Health’s patented and proprietary
Matracell decellularization process
serves to minimize immunogenic and
inflammatory responses.7,8
The amnion membrane by itself is
thin and contains only a small portion
of the biological factors found in the
AD
Here in Chicago
To learn more about AmnioExcite and
other products, visit Salvin Dental Specialties at booth No. 1608.
The new AmnioExcite three-layer placental membrane. (Photo/Provided by
Salvin Dental Specialties)
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full-thickness placental membrane,
Salvin said. The chorionic membrane
contains many of the same growth
factors as the amnion membrane.
However, the trophoblast layer holds
a majority of the proteins and growth
factors in the full-thickness placental
membrane.1
AmnioExcite is approximately
four times thicker than an amnion
or chorion membrane for a more substantial protective barrier.2 AmnioExcite’s unique thickness may help
prevent bacterial ingress and thus
inflammation associated with infection, the company said.
AmnioExcite does not fold in upon
itself when rehydrated, making it
much easier to handle and less likely
to migrate away from the surgical site
during the healing process.3
Unlike other amnion/chorion
membrane allografts, the layers in
AmnioExcite are never separated
during the process because separation can adversely impact retention
of the native growth factors.4
In most placental-based allografts,
the trophoblast layer is removed.
However, by removing this layer,
a rich source of beneficial endogenous biological factors and the thick
structural matrix is also removed.1
Therefore, AmnioExcite retains more
endogenous growth factors than similar placenta-derived allografts by
being processed as an intact, whole
membrane, according to Salvin.
A few tissue processors do retain
the trophoblast layer without removing viable and non-viable cells, which
may provoke an immune response
because of the presence of antigens
on the cell surface.5 The ideal solution is to leave the thick, nutrient-rich
extracellular matrix of the trophoblast layer intact but remove the
donor cells to minimize an immune or
inflammatory response.
LifeNet Health has solved this
problem by processing AmnioExcite
with its Matracell decellularization
process.6,7 Matracell is a patented
and validated process that renders
allograft tissue acellular without
compromising the biomechanical or
desired biochemical properties for its
intended surgical application.8
Both Salvin Dental and LifeNet
Health have an exemplary safety
record. Since 1995, LifeNet Health
has processed more than 7 million
bio-implants with its Allowash technology, without a single case of disease transmission. AmnioExcite has
a Sterility Assurance Level (SAL) of
10-6, which is the recommended SAL
for medical devices or allografts that
are implanted or come in contact with
breeched skin.
To learn more about AmnioExcite
or to place an order, call Salvin Dental
Specialties at (800) 535-6566.
(A full list of references is
available from the publisher.)
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
Your data could be a catalyst to
increase your practice production
Jarvis Analytics for Private
Practices can help you
unleash your data to fuel
your growth
Here in Chicago
To learn more about Jarvis Analytics,
stop by the Henry Schein One booth,
No. 5008. To schedule a demo, go to
JarvisAnalytics.com.
3. Systemized patient follow-up
By Henry Schein One Staff
Establish a process for documenting why patients haven’t scheduled,
rescheduled, or returned for routine
dental care. This data can provide
insight into how you communicate
with them for follow-up treatment.
• Know individual patient preferences. Do they respond best to email,
text, reminder postcard or phone
call? Flag this data in your dental
dashboard.
• Log their reasons for cancellation. Life events or a specific “season
of life” are important for notation and
reference in their patient data.
• Focus on reactivating patients of
record. Even though time since their
last appointment could create unfamiliarity, remember they still have a
history with your practice.
n Knowing your practice production
is inarguably an essential and trackable KPI. Your production has a direct
influence on your revenue, cash flow
and income.
Thankfully, your practice has key
data about your production that, when
properly used, can help you improve
your revenue and growth. The following three areas of focus can help you
gain better insight on how to enhance
your production.
1. Schedule analysis
This includes more than glancing at
your schedule volume; you should
also analyze the time you spend with
those scheduled patients.
Determine how much time can
you realistically save for each hour
of scheduled treatment, and then
turn that time into more production.
Even five or 10 minutes saved per
procedure can quickly add up over
six months or a year. Be careful to also
consider team availability and your
ability to maintain procedural efficiency without compromising care
standards.
2. Comparison of no-shows to
treatment value
Ultimately you want to eliminate
Increase your production by
monitoring your data on an
all-in-one dental dashboard
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(Photo/Provided by Henry Schein One)
or lower your no-show percentages.
Determine what treatment is being
missed by scheduled patients who
fail to show, and then set a target per-
centage for no-show reduction. You
can quickly calculate your increase
in production time when you reach
your target.
Production improves when you can
leverage your data. With Jarvis Analytics for Private Practices, you can
unleash dark data deep inside your
practice so you can track and view
everything in real-time, find hidden production opportunities and fill
your schedule.
Schedule a demo today at Jarvis
Analytics.com.
New EyeCam gets clean images
with the press of a single button
By Shofu Dental Staff
The new EyeCam.
(Photo/Provided
by Shofu Dental)
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The EyeCam is a fixed focus
intraoral camera that produces clear,
high-quality images with a single button press.
The EyeCam is the newest addition
to the Shofu camera family.
With an exclusive Chicago Dental
Society Midwinter Meeting offer of
$249 and a one-year warranty, this
intraoral camera can be installed
Here in Chicago
To learn more about Shofu’s new EyeCam intraoral camera, stop by the
booth, No. 2807.
quickly, is easy to use and integrates
with most dental imaging software,
according to the company. More information is available at Shofu’s booth,
No. 2807.
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
BDS mobile carts offer
dentists flexible solutions
By BDS Staff
n BDS has been a leading manufacturer of mobile carts for more than 45
years.
“BDS has the most solid reputation
for mobile carts in the dental industry,” states Jeff Bunker, BDS vice president of sales and marketing. “Mobile
carts are a time-honored utility, as
they provide more positioning flexibility than other pieces of equipment.
We offer a variety of models to fit any
practice, at any position, that a doctor,
hygienist or assistant needs.”
BDS’ mission is to manufacture
the most efficient equipment possible,
according to the company. Since 1970,
the company has provided reliable,
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Here in Chicago
To learn more about BDS’ mobile carts
and other products, stop by the booth,
No. 2120.
durable products that are hand built
in Oregon.
BDS offers a wide variety of operatory configurations, all of it simple and
built to last, according to the company.
From individual handpiece controls
to full operatory systems, the focus is
function.
Cost effective and diverse, BDS
gives its customers the longevity they
deserve, the company asserts.
“I have purchased BDS assistant’s
carts and doctor delivery carts,” said
Dr. George Epperson of Arcata, Calif.
“I continue to be impressed with the
resilience and construction of their
products. BDS units are solid and surprisingly affordable.”
“Our focus is bang for the buck
utility,” said BDS President Rick Whitman. “Our team is highly skilled and
can tailor a cart to your individual
needs. The first dental unit this company ever built was a cart; we have 15
standard configurations in the catalogue alone, and many more options
available.
“BDS products are characterized by
well-crafted, dependable designs that
allow American quality to be afforda-
ble to everyone,” Whitman continued.
“We continuously set the standard for
value, reliability and quality. BDS provides unparalleled customer service,
and our products are backed by the
industry’s best warranty. We strive to
be totally accountable for the service
and support our customers want and
deserve.”
About BDS
At BDS, the mission is to manufacture
the most efficient equipment possible,
according to the company.
BDS products are backed by a
warranty, and even include a personalized, signed photo from your technician. Visit www.beaverstatedental.
com to learn more.
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
CAD/CAM technology
just got a whole lot better
By Planmeca Staff
n As you enjoy perusing the booths
at this year’s Chicago Midwinter
Meeting, you’ll get up close and personal with some of the industry’s
newest innovations, latest gadgets
and blingy instruments. Some are
nice-to-haves, but many more are
staples of dental practices, improved
over time.
Regardless of what booths you
meander past, be sure to find your
way to Planmeca. Today, one of the
largest privately held dental manufacturers globally sets the stage to be
a real player in the CAD/CAM space.
With the new Planmeca FIT system, dental practices have everything they need to make single-visit
dentistry a reality in their office.
While intraoral scanning and chairside mills are not new technology, the
latest from Planmeca makes them
easy to attain and implement so doctors can begin enjoying the benefits
to both the practice and the patients.
“I’ve been a beta tester of new CAD/
CAM technology for many years,”
said Dr. William Flora, a busy general
dentist in Elkhart, Ind.
Flora and his team have recently
tested Planmeca’s new FIT system,
which includes the new PlanMill® 35
chairside mill and enhanced Planmeca Emerald™ S intraoral scanning
software. His findings are more than
positive.
“I’ve been a fan of Planmeca’s mills
for years. I have an original PlanMill
40 and PlanMill 30 S that are still in
use today — they are workhorses that
keep going,” Flora said. “I expect the
same will ring true for this new mill.
I’ve been milling zirconia, glass and
hybrid ceramics on this mill, and I
have no complaints. The final restorations are beautiful, including the fit.
I haven’t had to make adjustments at
all. The accuracy is spot on. I can also
easily switch from wet to dry milling
with a flip of a switch if I use a different block material.
“The Emerald S scanner is improved too. It’s really fast. My assistants have had no issues scanning
a full mouth in a matter of minutes.
Even my new hire is scanning like
a pro. I think this is a great system,”
he said.
The impact of incorporating CAD/
Dr. William Flora
with the PlanMill 35
and the PlanMill 40.
(Photos/Provided by
Planmeca)
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Here in Chicago
To learn more about the Planmeca FIT
system and other Planmeca products,
stop by booth No. 1219.
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Planmeca’s new PlanMill 35 chairside mill.
CAM technology is profound. Patients
are starting to expect conveniences
from their dentists, such as coming in
for a crown and leaving with the final
restoration. They’re also looking for
a practice that can handle all their
needs, from orthodontics to implants.
Having this technology makes these
and so much more possible.
As for the practice, having a CAD/
CAM system is one of those investments that pays for itself. Just ask a
representative for an ROI analysis.
If you decided this was the year to
take the plunge, they can take your
practice data and show you what your
potential savings could be.
So enjoy the Chicago Midwinter,
check out the latest types of cement,
get your free toothpaste but take
some time to investigate practicetransforming technology by stopping
by Planmeca’s booth, No. 1219. The
Planmeca FIT system is well priced,
and the impact on your practice is
immediate and lasting.
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
Tuttnauer USA: Providing complete
infection control solutions for dentists
By Tuttnauer USA
n Since 1925, Tuttnauer has provided
complete infection control solutions
for dental clinics, while investing in
R&D and launching technologically
advanced sterilization and disinfection solutions.
While the last couple of years have
been tough for the dental industry,
Tuttnauer took this time to develop
and launch new products, such as
the T-Edge — the company’s newest
tabletop autoclave and an industry
first, featuring an “upgrade-ready”
option to upgrade the autoclave from
a Gravity (Class S) sterilizer to a Pre/
Post Vacuum (Class B) sterilizer.
The T-Edge autoclave is available
in both 10-inch and 11-inch chamber
sizes. If you have the need for speed, it
can complete a wrapped cycle, includ-
ing drying, in 35 minutes. In terms
of safety, personalized usernames
and passwords are available for the
individual operator, ensuring protection and traceability, according to the
company. The internal memory can
store up to 1,000 sterilization cycles,
which can be transferred to your computer via USB.
In addition to the new autoclave,
the company has introduced a ther-
Here in Chicago
To learn more about Tuttnauer’s infection control products, such as the
T-Edge and a thermal high disinfector
washer line, stop by the booth, No.
1408. You can also go online to www.
tuttnauerusa.com. When at the booth,
be sure to ask to enter the daily raffle
to win a free UVC LED Disinfection Box.
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The T-Edge autoclave.
(Photo/Provided by Tuttnauer)
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mal high disinfector washer line:
TIVA2 (tabletop), TIVA2H (undercounter), both with 65L capacity,
and the TIVA8-MD (under counter
washer) with a 165 L capacity.
The washer-high-disinfector line
is available in undercounter or countertop configurations. These units
provide turnkey solutions for washing, disinfecting and drying diverse
instruments for a complete decontamination cycle.
The company’s in-office biological indicators and automatic readers
were designed with busy dental practices in mind, removing dependency
on mail-in and long waits for results.
The “Ultra Rapid” biological indicator
delivers results in 20 minutes, the
fastest in the market, according to
the company. The in-office B.I. solution will replace mail-ins and remove
liability issues that may occur by
waiting for the results, while using
the instruments on dental patients.
Tuttnauer is proud to be the chosen
infection control solutions provider to
dental clinics across the United States
and Canada.
For more information on Tuttnauer
and the latest product offerings, visit
booth No. 1408. Ask to enter the daily
raffle to win a free UVC LED Disinfection Box when you visit.
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Chicago Midwinter Meeting — February 24, 2022
Nova sets new standard
in electric handpieces
Smallest, slimmest, lightest still delivers big on power
By Bien-Air Dental Staff
n After nearly four years in development, Bien-Air Dental is unveiling its
new Nova contra-angle here at the
2022 Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting.
Electric handpieces have been
available to dentists for a number of
years, but lingering concerns about
size, weight and general contentment with the status quo have kept a
number of doctors from seeing the
full clinical benefits electrics can
deliver.
Nova is designed to take those
concerns head-on — starting with a
smaller head.
The Nova’s small head and slim
handle enhance the dentist’s field of
vision and guarantee easier access
in the back of the mouth, according
to the company. It is the smallest
head to also feature the Accu-Spray
Quattro Mix system, focusing four
asymmetrical air/water sprays on the
end of the bur with laser precision to
ensure optimal irrigation in the working area.
Connected to one of Bien-Air’s
LED motors, a multi-strand optical
glass conductor simulates daylight
conditions with reduced reflection for
exceptional visibility in the working
area, the company asserts.
“I was skeptical on how powerful
such a small head could be, and to my
surprise, the small head doesn’t mean
less power,” said Dr. Gabriela Duraes
of Blooming Smiles Dental Studio in
Chicago. “Nova cuts tooth structure
fast and smooth, without requiring
any extra pressure or concerns with
overheating.”
The unwillingness to compromise
— holding size and power as equally
important to the dentist — was a
trademark of the Nova design and
engineering processes, according to
the company.
“Without compromising performance, our goal was to push the limits,
to deliver the size and weight reduction demanded by the long hours
kept by dental professionals,” said
Marco Gallina, VP of innovation and
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Nova, a new contra-angle, makes its debut here in Chicago at booth No. 3402. (Photo/Provided by Bien-Air)
marketing for Bien-Air. “This is why
we pushed ourselves to provide the
smallest front bearing with four-port
water spray, that will not overheat the
working surface of the patient.”
“Without agility, strength and
power become ineffective. At BienAir, we approach our design and
engineering problems from a holistic
perspective to balance each point of
Here in Chicago
To learn more about the Nova, stop by
the Bien-Air booth, No. 3402.
strength — we don’t want to reduce
the weight if it means we increase
noise. Or, we don’t want to reduce the
head size if it means you cannot use
a standard length bur,” said Edgar
Schönbächler, CEO of Bien-Air. “The
Nova is our greatest achievement in
making a handpiece that is smaller,
quieter, and will last longer than any
previous version.”
For more on Nova, go to www.bienairusa.com/choosenova or go see it in
person at booth No. 3402.
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HeyGears launches UltraCraft ChairSide and
ChairSide Pro Dental production solutions
By HeyGears Staff
n HeyGears, a digital manufacturing
company specializing in 3-D printing and production, has announced
new chairside products for its line of
dental technology innovations: the
UltraCraft ChairSide, ChairSide Pro,
AirWash and AirCure.
The UltraCraft ChairSide + AirWash + AirCure combination is a
lightweight desktop 3-D printing system, providing efficiency, speed and
reliability, according to the company.
The solution is designed and optimized for dental clinics: going from
scan to product within 30 minutes,
depending on the application. It provides efficient use of staff hours and a
streamlined patient experience.
The UltraCraft ChairSide Pro
incorporates all the speed and efficiencies of the ChairSide but is an
industrial-grade desktop 3-D printer,
designed for clinics or labs with
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Here in Chicago
To learn more about HeyGears’
UltraCraft ChairSide, ChairSide Pro,
AirWash and AirCure, stop by the
booth, No. 1203.
increased output needs.
It utilizes a matrix light source
with an industrial-grade light engine
for excellent resolution, a highly optimized separation strategy, and a 40
percent increase in productivity compared with traditional DLP systems,
according to the company.
For dental clinics needing either
individual products or small batch
outputs, these solutions provide an
ability to increase production and
meet the needs of patients quickly
and efficiently, the company asserts.
See HeyGears’ UltraCraft ChairSide, ChairSide Pro, AirWash and
AirCure in person at booth No. 1203.
HeyGears’ UltraCraft ChairSide, ChairSide Pro, AirWash and AirCure help fulfill
all your desktop 3-D printing needs. (Photo/Provided by HeyGears)
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