today GNYDM Dec. 1, 2013
GNYDM news / Education: Renew your passion / Exhibit hall floor plan / GNYDM exhibitors / Exhibitors / Travel NYC
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Greater New York Dental Meeting · December 1–4, 2013
DEC.
1
2013
It’s a total
technology solution
Guide to the
exhibit hall
Start your product
shopping now
Dr. Howard Golan talks
lasers, cone-beam,
milling and scanning at
a Dental Tribune-hosted
education session.
So many exhibitor
booths, so little time.
Make sure you don’t
miss a single one with
our trusty guide.
Masks with crazy faces,
instructional DVDs and
bone-graft products are
just a few of the items up
for sale in the exhibit hall.
»page 4
»starting on page 10
»pages 42 & 44
And we’re off!
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The New York City skyline. (Photo/Provided by www.sxc.hu)
The 89th Greater New
York Dental Meeting
gets off to a strong start
n For the 89th time, the doors to the
Greater New York Dental Meeting
(GNYDM) have opened, inviting in
dentists, hygienists, staff, educators
and students from around the world.
From now until Wednesday afternoon, hundreds of lectures, handson workshops, seminars and product
demonstrations will take place on
topics ranging from lasers to implants
to orthodontics to esthetics to practice
management and team building.
Here is just a sample of what you
can expect.
• Botox, Dysport and dermal fillers:
These hands-on workshops introduce
procedures on actual patients to teach
dentists how to use Botox/Dysport
and dermal fillers in their practices;
courses are offered today, Monday
and Wednesday.
• Sleep medicine: Three days of
the latest research and awareness of
see OFF, page 3
8
Ad
Get out and explore
By Fred Michmershuizen,
today Staff
n One of the greatest things about
coming to the Greater New York Dental
Meeting is that you can explore one of
the greatest cities on Earth. When you
are done at the Javits Center, there is
always plenty to see and do in the Big
Apple.
It doesn’t matter whether this is
your first time in New York or if you
come here every year. There is always
something new to discover. Turn the
pages for some ideas.
see EXPLORE, page 46
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Ice skaters go in graceful circles
beneath the gilded statue of
Prometheus and the glittering
Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center.
(Photos/Provided by NYC and Company)
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
About
the Publisher
Tribune America, LLC
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Published by Tribune America
© 2013 Tribune America, LLC
All rights reserved.
today Greater New York Dental Meeting
Show Dailies Vol. 8 appear during the
Greater New York Dental Meeting in
New York City, N.Y., Dec. 1–4, 2013.
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.
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dental sleep medicine. Learn how to
establish dental sleep medicine protocols in your practice and identify
patients at risk.
• Invisalign Expo: Three days
(today, Monday and Tuesday) of Invisalign programming is offered for the
entire team. Learn how to incorporate
Invisalign into your practice.
• Lunch and Learn: Learning and
lunch discussions are being offered
today and Tuesday. Attendees receive
free C.E. and a free lunch at the close
of the program. Space is limited.
• ColLABoration: This new feature brings dentists and technicians
together in a designated laboratory
exhibit area and features specialized
education and demonstrations of digital dentistry and technology.
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Learn about CAD/CAM and digital workflow
n Zahn Dental, a Henry Schein company, will sponsor three hands-on classroom education courses during ColLABoration GNYDM 2013. Courses are
structured to promote a team-based approach to patient care where dentists
and technicians can interact and learn in a classroom setting.
Topics and sessions to be featured at ColLABoration include:
• “Digital Workflow from Operatory to Final Restoration,” 11:10 a.m.–
noon today, with Marcus F. Abboud, DDS, and Joseph M. Apap, CDT, MDT.
Information about the latest digital impression systems and materials will
be presented. C.E. credits: 3
• “Go Digital for Better Dentistry,” 12:30–2:30 p.m. Tuesday, with Doug
Statham. C.E. credits: 2
• “The CAD/CAM Ceramic Update,” 9:45–11 a.m. Wednesday, with
Markus B. Blatz, DMD, PhD, and Michael Bergler, MDT. C.E. credits: 3
ColLABoration workshops are open to all lab technicians, dentists, hygienists and practice staff. To register online, please visit www.dentalaegis.
com/idt/collaboration/attendee/.
Visit Zahn’s booth, No. 425, for lectures, hands-on demos and the latest
in digital technology.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
Special course: Hear firsthand how 3-D imaging, lasers, scanning and
chairside milling has transformed a New York City-area general practice
A total technology solution
n BIOLASE Inc. (booth No. 600) is
co-sponsoring a special free educational event here at the Greater New
York Dental Meeting in conjunction
with Dental Tribune International.
The course, taking place today and
entitled “The Total Technology Solution: Lasers, 3-D Cone Beam, Scanning and Milling,” will be led by New
Ad
York-area general dentist Dr. Howard
Golan.
The educational session will be
held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the Dental
Tribune Lounge in the main lobby of
the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
The event is free of charge for all
participants. You may visit BIOLASE
booth No. 600 for more information.
Golan, of Williston Park, N.Y.,
is one of a few general dentists in
the United States who has adopted
the full gamut of the Total Technology Solution, which includes 3-D
imaging, lasers, scanning and inoffice milling.
The Total Technology Solution,
according to BIOLASE, is an innova-
Meet,
learn,
connect
The Greater New York Dental
Meeting is full of prime educational opportunities, and once
again, Dental Tribune is doing its
part by offering a chance to learn
from and connect with some of
the industry’s key opinion leaders and dental professionals from
around the world.
Today and Monday, educational sessions will be held in the
DT Lounge, located in the Crystal Palace, near the 35th Street
Entrance Hall.
Topics on the schedule include
“The Total Technology Solution:
Lasers, 3-D Cone Beam, Scanning
and Milling” by Dr. Howard Golan,
“Head to Toe” dental ergonomics
with Orascoptic and a discussion
of the UNIDI, the Italian Dental
Association, by the association’s
president, Gianfranco Berrutti.
Stop by the DTI Lounge during
the show for more information.
Refreshments will be provided.
tive range of best-in-class technology systems from BIOLASE, NewTom,
3Shape and imes-icore GmbH. With
best-in-class all-tissue and soft-tissue
lasers, 3-D and 2-D imaging solutions,
digital impression scanners, design
software and professional-grade milling systems for the dental office, the
Total Technology Solution aims to
bring the best of the best to the general dental practice.
Adding to the Total Technology
Solution, BIOLASE is introducing its
new Galaxy BioMill CAD/CAM System here at the GNYDM.
Federico Pignatelli, chairman and
CEO of BIOLASE, said: “We believe
that the GALAXY BioMill is the final
key step in the completion of our Total
Technology Solution. We can now
offer a complete portfolio of unique
and standard-of-care-changing hardand soft-tissue dental lasers, 2-D and
3-D digital radiography and best-inclass CAD/CAM products.”
Visit the BIOLASE booth, No. 600,
for more information on this course
or to see the Total Technology Solution and the all-new GALAXY BioMill
System in action.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
Looking to export?
U.S. Commercial Service helps meeting participants go global
as on-site export expertise brings together buyers and sellers
n Ninety-five percent of the world’s
consumers live outside the United
States, and more and more U.S. companies are looking to meet these
prospective buyers. To increase international sales, businesses are turning to the Commerce Department’s
Ad
U.S. Commercial Service and other
federal agencies for export services.
Here at the Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM), the commercial service offers export programs to
assist you in your export and partnering efforts.
Contact
For more information about the U.S.
Commercial Service worldwide network, call (800) USA-TRADE or visit
www.trade.gov/cs.
So, whether you’re new to export
or want to expand into new markets,
the commercial service expertise can
help add to your bottom line.
Stop in and see the commercial
service representatives. They are
located in the International Business
Center, part of international registration, just next to the show office.
International buyer program
Once again this year, the GNYDM has
been selected by the U.S. Department
of Commerce to participate in the
international buyer program (IBP), a
service that significantly enhances
the ability to make the show a truly
global marketplace.
Through this program, the commercial service offers a number of
services to help attendees make the
most of their show experience and
assists small- and medium-sized U.S.
businesses in exporting their products and services.
During the show, commercial
services trade specialists will manage the International Business Center. At the center, buyers can negotiate with sellers, use the meeting
rooms provided — free of charge on
a first-come, first-served basis — and
take advantage of the facility to plan
visits to the exhibit floor.
Exhibitors are encouraged to visit
the International Business Center
for export counseling by staff and to
meet with international buyers.
The commercial service offers
free, interactive export seminar
Through the Commercial Service
Export Seminar, exhibitors will learn
the tools of the trade and have an
opportunity to learn about the different markets represented by international commercial specialists.
The export seminar will take place
from 8:30–9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the
exhibitor lounge on the fourth floor,
A/B Terrace.
Go global with help from the
U.S. Commercial Service
U.S. firms looking to increase their
bottom line by making new sales
abroad can benefit from the export
services and programs of the U.S.
Commercial Service, many of which
are available at no cost. Talk to a commercial service representative to find
out more. Highlights include:
• market research,
• trade events that promote products
or services to qualified buyers,
• introductions to international
partners,
• counseling and advocacy.
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education
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Renew your passion
By LVI Staff
n Welcome to the Greater New York
Dental Meeting, and congratulations
on actively moving your understanding and professional success forward! It is only through excellent
education that we individually grow
and develop as dental health professionals and, through that, build a
practice that is not just successful
but delivers comprehensive and highquality care.
As a patient, I expect the best care I
can find. As a dentist, I want to deliver
the best care possible. That takes us
to the power of continuing education
and, as dentists, we are faced with
many choices in continuing education.
As a way to introduce you to the
Las Vegas Institute for Advanced
Dental Studies, or LVI, I want to outline what LVI is about and what void
it fills in your practice. The alumni
who have completed programs at LVI
were given an independent survey,
and unlike the typical surveys of
dentists, 99.7 percent love being a
dentist, and of those surveyed, 92
percent enjoy their profession more
since they started their training at
LVI. That alone is reason enough to go
to LVI and find out more.
While the programs at LVI cover
the full breadth of dentistry, the most
powerful and life-changing program
is generally reported as being Core I,
or “Advanced Functional Dentistry
— The Power of Physiologic Based
Occlusion.” It is a three-day course
that is designed for clinicians and
their teams to learn together about
the power of getting their patients’
physiology on their side.
In this program, clinicians can
learn how to start the process of taking control of their practice and start
to enjoy the full benefits of owning a
practice and providing high-quality
dentistry. Regardless of whether it is a
solo practice or a group setting, every
dentist can start the process of creating comprehensive care experiences
for their patients.
We will discuss why some cases
that dentists are asked to do by
their patients are actually danger-
The Las Vegas Institute for Advanced
Dental Studies in Las Vegas. (Photo/
Provided by LVI)
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ous cases to restore cosmetically. We
will discover the developmental science behind how unattractive smiles
evolve and what cases may need the
help of auxiliary health-care professionals to get the patient feeling
better.
The impact of musculoskeletal
signs and symptoms will be explored,
and we will look at how the supporting soft tissue is the most important
diagnostic tool you have — not simply
the gingiva but the entire soft-tissue
support of the structures and not just
For more information
For more information on the Las Vegas
Institute for Advanced Dental Studies,
visit www.lviglobal.com.
in the mouth but also in the rest of
the body.
A successful restorative practice
should not be built on insurance reimbursement schedules. An independent business should stand not on the
whims and distractions of a fee sched-
ule but rather on the ideal benefits of
comprehensive care balance by the
patients’ needs and desires.
Dentistry can be a challenging
and thankless business, but it doesn’t
have to be. Through complete and
comprehensive diagnosis, there is
an amazing world of thank yous and
hugs and tears that our patients bring
to us when we change their lives.
The Core I program at LVI is the
first step on that journey. That’s why
when you call, we answer the phone:
“LVI, where lives are changing daily!”
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COMPANY
BOOTH
1-800-DENTIST
3936
3D Diagnostix
407
3M ESPE
4618
3Shape
833
4DCulture
521
A Fashion Hayvin
941
A Royal Treasure
2934
A. Titan Instruments
1808
AB Dental Devices
5827
ABO Rio de Janeiro Dental Congress
4003
Academy of Fixed Orthodontics
4400
Academy of General Dentistry
2822
Accutron
3914
Acorn Polymers UK
1005
ACTEON NORTH AMERICA
4018
Adam’s Aid Corporation
222
ADDENT
1014
A-Dec
3400
A-Dent Dental Equipment
5605
ADI Mobile Health
4128
ADIN Implants
1139
Advanced Technology & Capital
320
AEEDC/Index Conferences & Exhibitions
Organization
2500A
Aegis Communications
1703
AFTCO
522
Aim Dental Laboratory
3104
Air Techniques
3809
Align Technology
5236
Allied Dental Practices
800
AllPro
919
Alta Tecnica Dental
743
Altfest Personal Wealth Management
104
Alwin Orafresh
1829
Amann Girrgach America
427
Amazing Animation
2303
AMD Lasers, a DENTSPLY International
company
2600, 2800, 5036
American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
119
American Association of Dental Office
Managers
5610
American Association of Endodontists
5611
American Dental Assistants Association
120
American Eagle Instruments
508
American Express Open
801
American Sky Dental Lab
2307
AMIC Dental
4236
Anaxdent North America
829
Angelus S/A
422
APCD Sao Paulo State Dental Association
1104
Apex Dental Materials
1132
Apixia Digital Imaging
2709
Aqualizer by Jumar Corporation
1615
Architectural Design Associates
3305
ARGEN Corporation
224
Aribex
4131
Arpino Handpiece Repair & Sales
1800
ASA Dental USA
2923
Aseptico
4024
Ashtel Dental
721
Aspen Dental
3636
Atlantic Precious Metals
429
Axis/SybronEndo
1610
B&L Biotech USA
3930
B.C. Szerlip Insurance Agency
1705
Bank of America Practice Solutions
3206
Bankers Healthcare Group
4818
Bausch & Co.
209
Bausch Articulating Papers
2911
Beacon Construction Services
4401
BeeSure / Multisafe Sdn Bhd
4300
Bego USA
736
BELMONT EQUIPMENT
5400
Benchmark Payment Network
1001
Benco Brands
1724
Benco Dental
1617
COMPANY
BOOTH
Best Instruments USA
2310
Beutlich Pharmaceuticals
2812
Beyes Dental Canada
5700
Bien-Air Dental
4004
Bio Horizons
4910
BIOLASE
600, 5037, 5327
BioMet 3i
2821
Biotec
1209
Biotrol
1702
Bisco Dental Products
1200
Bisico Bielefelder Dentalsilicone
209
Bosworth Company
3100
BQ Ergonomics
718
Bracedlets
5133
Brasseler USA
135, 2617, 6012
Brewer Design
4820
Broadview Networks
4733
Broadway Dental Lab
1333
Brush Buddies
4812
C & D Complete Business Solutions
4241
Cadblu
5628, 5709
Canary System — Quantum Dental Technologies
1013
Cao Group
4741
Capital One Bank
5606
CareCredit
4014, 4212
Careington International
1131
Carestream Dental
4416, 5329
Carl Zeiss Meditec
4234
Casals-Evans Design Group
3327
Cases by Source
3531
Caulk, DENTSPLY
2600, 2800
Cavex Holland BV
3340
CDE World
228
Ceatus Media Group
5014
CEJ Dental
3228
Center for Hearing and Communication
5436
Centrix
3000
Certol International
5227
Changzhou Premium Healthcare Products
321
CIMsystem SRL
137
Citi Bank, NA
3925
Clarion Financial
1617
ClearCorrect
4714
Clemens Group
2813
Clinician’s Choice Dental Products
2516
Clinipix
3415
Colegio de Cirujanos Dentistas de Puerto Rico
221
Colegio de Odontologos de Nuevo Leon
4338
COLGATE
2826
Colldent
1010
Coltene
4202
Columbia Dentoform
3409
Common Sense Dental Products
3423
Comprehensive Finance
5023
ConeScan
4237
ContacEZ
5614
Convergent Dental
4736
Cortex Dental Implants Industries
3231
CosmaLite Cosmetic Dentistry
1700
Cosmedent
3620
Cosmetic Dentistry Grants Program
5307
CR Foundation
5137
Cranberry USA/Cranberry (M) Sdn Bhd
3722
Credit Suisse
3743
CreoDent Prosthetics
5418
Crest Oral-B
1226
Crystal Tip — Liquid Smile
809
Curaprox USA
3905
Custom Automated Prosthetics (CAP)
838
CustomAir
3409
CUTCO Cutlery
3034
da Vinci Dental Studios
807
DAL DT Technologies
227
Dansereau Health Products
5213
Danville Materials
3516
Darby Dental Supply
409
COMPANY
BOOTH
Darien Rowayton Bank
4913
Dazzlepro
4023
DBF Studio
4810
DC Dental Supplies
5201
DCI Equipment
1310
Delta Dental
2309
Demandforce
1024
DENBUR
2906
DenLine Uniforms
818
DenMat
528
DenMat/PeriOptix/Velscope
1704, 5206, 5206
Denovo Dental
3341
Densys 3D
903
Dent Corp. Research & Development (DENTCO)
1522
Dental Assisting National Board
/The Dale Foundation
2921
Dental Burs USA
4122
Dental Devices
3533
Dental Expo Russia
4435
Dental Laboratory Group
5518
Dental Learning Centers
4339
Dental Product Shopper
1129
Dental South China
3540
Dental Spring
4138
Dental Stores
5520
Dental Tribune America
412
Dental USA
2203
Dental Wholesalers
3931
Dental Wings
337
DentalEZ Equipment
3409
DentalEZ Group
3409
DentalFinds.com
2104
Dentalfone
4920
Dentall Corporation
938
Dentalree.com
1134
Dentaltown
1424
Dentaluck Medical Equipment Trading/
Dentart Instruments
4700
DentalVibe
1818
DentaPure
5231
DENTAQUEST
3422
DENTATUS USA
1714
Dentazon Corporation
3640
DENTCA
306
Dentegra Insurance Company
514
DenTek Oral Care
4734
Denticator
1506
Dentimax
208
Dentis
2726
Dentismart
932
Dentistry Today
619
DentLight
4402
Dentserv Dental Services, P.C.
3630
DENTSPLY Caulk
2600, 2800
DENTSPLY Implants
124
DENTSPLY Implants
124
DENTSPLY International
2600, 2800
DENTSPLY Maillefer
2600, 2800
DENTSPLY PROFESSIONAL
2600, 2800
DENTSPLY Prosthetics
830, 2600, 2800
DENTSPLY Raintree Essix Glenroe
2600, 2800
DENTSPLY Rinn
2600, 2800
DENTSPLY Tulsa Dental Specialties
2600, 2800
Denttio
1127
DES — Dental Expediting Services
2805
Designs For Vision
2012, 3631
Dexcowin Global
4337
DEXIS Digital X-ray
815
DiaGold/www.goldburs.com/MDT
3541
Diatech
1415, 3203
Digital Doc
4805
Digital Sign ID
2308
Dillon Gage
233
Dio Implant
3740
DMETEC
3737
DMG America
3424
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DOCS Education
5603
Doctors Internet
3627
DORAL REFINING
4109
DoWell Dental Product
1312
Doxa Dental
1039
Dr. Abdulaziz Al Ajaji Dental Polyclinic
3839
Dr. Available
4137
Dr. Fuji/ACIGI Relaxation
2524
Dr. Jean Bausch GmbH Co. Kg
209
DSG Americus Dental Labs
5130
DUX Dental
4607
DVI, American Friends
5929
Dyamach S.R.L.
1905
E4D — A Henry Schein Company
4027
East West Bank
108
Eastern Dentists Insurance Company (EDIC)
920
EBI
5233
EHR Funding
4514
EINA Instruments
3933
Eisenbacher Dentalwaren ED GmbH
209
Ellman International
2908
Elos MedTech Pinol A/S
136
Elsevier
2606
Emblemhealth
3843
Emery & Webb (ACE American Insurance Co)
4410
Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield
4614
EnvisionTEC
841
ENZO Universal Plasterless Articulator
5613
Epstein Practice Brokerage
1133
Equipment Brokers
3306
Erskine Dental
5030
Essential Dental Systems
2003
Eurodent USA
2000
EXACTA Dental Direct
1311, 5021
EZ Bur Dental Supply
3922
Fairfax Dental
2922
FDI World Dental Federation
3329
Fialkoff Queens Dental Study Club
939
Flight Dental Systems
4334
Florida Probe
3304
Flow Dental
1109
FMC/Dentistry Live London 2014
113
Forest Dental Products
3815
Franklin Dental Supply
500
Fresh-Tips by Max Hunter
3822
Fujitsu Computer Products of America
811
Gannett Direct Mail Solutions
/Clipper Magazine
3731
Garden State Dental Supplies
821
Garfield Refining Company
2912
Garrison Dental Solutions
3224, 4312
GC America
434
GC America Inc.
3012
Gendex Dental Systems
1626, 5325
General Refining Corporation
332
Genoray America
5027
George Taub Products & Fusion Co.
2706
Gergens Orthodontic and Sleep Appliance Lab
1031
Gimhae Biomedical Center
5608
GlasSpan
1906
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BOOTH
GlaxoSmithKline
5218
Glidewell Laboratories
5601
GLO Science
1903
Global Imaging
5716
Global Surgical Corporation
2500
Glove Club
2405
GMI — ILerimplant Group
2103
Golden Dental Solutions
414
Golden Proportions Marketing
305
Good Mouth
3330
GPP Group
4341
GPT DENTAL
4738
Great Expressions Dental Centers
5034
Great Lakes Orthodontics
4811
Group Financial Services
2705
Guangzhou Ajax Medical Equipment
1823
Guangzhou JGQ Industry
5000
Guangzhou Talent Medical Devices
3643
Gum Chucks at Oral Wise
1423
Handler Mfg. Co.
1009
Handpiece Club
4536
Handpiece Solutions
1816
Hands On Training Institute
1103
Hangzhou Yahong
3440
HAPPY FEET
220, 3941, 5712
Hartzell & Son, G.
918
Hawaiian Moon
927, 5311,
Hayes Greater Long Island
1524
Head Dental Corporation
5718
Healthcare Professional Funding Corp.
620
HealthFirst
1801
Healthplex
808
Heartland Dental Care
322
Helios Laser
4740
HELP International
203
Henry Schein Dental
4225
Henry Schein Dental/CITI
4230
Henry Schein Exclusives
4432
Henry Schein Practice Management Solutions
4627
Henry Schein Professional Practice Transitions
4330
Henry Schein ProRepair
4430
Heraeus
237, 1018
High Level Medical
202
High Q Dental
2905
High Tech Innovations
4822
Hiossen Implants
4036
Hi-Tec Dental Products
428
Hoffman Denta Manufaktur GmbH
209
Hopf, Ringleb & Co. GmbH & Cie
209
HT Co.
206
Hu-Friedy
1400
IC CARE
318
i-CAT Imaging Services
813, 5326
ICW International
3814
IDEM Singapore 2014
111
IHM Solutions
3421
ILC New York
3328
iLumi Sciences
3500
ImageWorks
1601
Imagination Dental Solutions
2400
COMPANY
BOOTH
Impladent
3431
Implants, DENTSPLY
124
Indian Dentist Research and Review
1631
Infinite Therapeutics
4905
Infinite Trading
1032
Infodent International
904
Innovative Optics Laser Safety Eyewear
5032
Inside Dental Technology
229
Instantly Ageless
5421
Institute for Advanced Laser Dentistry
5521
Instrumentarium/Soredex
2817, 5625
Integrated Laminate Systems
2403
Interdental Brush Buyer’s Club
4441
International, DENTSPLY
2600, 2800
Internet Matrix (IMATRIX)
3536
Investors Bank
1007
IOS Technologies
5629
IQ Dental Supply
2007
IROC Family of Companies
3243
Isolite Systems
1212
iSonic (Ultrasonic Cleaners)
4921
Itena North America
4922
iTero
530
ITL Dental
4022
Ivoclar Vivadent
3427
J & B Dental Service
3302
J. Morita USA
4413
Jay Malik
5441
Jensen Dental
737
Jiscop
3939
JJ Orthodontics — India
5228
Johnson-Promident
4107
JS Dental Mfg./Directa AB
3623
Kafarski Equities
5200
KAT Implants
820
KaVo
1408
Kenda Dental Polishers
4336
Kerr Corporation
1710
Kettenbach
3434
Kilgore International
2920
Kimberly Clark Health Care
3215
Klockner of North America
5607
Komet USA
4403
KOR Whitening — Evolve Dental Technologies
3233
Kuraray America
2209
Kuwata Pan Dent
2207
L & R Mfg. Co.
416
Lagrotta Azzura
1033
Lares Research
4100
Lasers 4 Dentistry (Technology 4 Medicine)
5039
Laxmi Dental Lab
5006
LegalShield
5212
Lester Dine
1706
Lighthouse Practice Management Group
3921
LightScalpel
4739
Likeable Dentists
3730
Lip Balm Express
204
Lips
5123
LLI Advisory Group
1605
Local Med
411
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COMPANY
exhibitors
exhibit
guide
BOOTH
LumaDent
2913, 4409
Lumalite
106
M & S Dental Supply
3834
M.S Wise Instruments
1030
MacPractice
3831
Magic Massage Therapy
201, 4139
Magnified Video Dentistry, Ind.
5736
Maillefer, DENTSPLY
2600, 2800
Mandelbaum, Salsburg, Lazris & Discenza PC
2205
Mani
5132
Maryland Dental Bands
3543
Maui Amenities
1807
MDB Medical-Dental Design Build
4501
Medco Instruments
2806
Medentex
2914
Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company
2105
Medical Mine
4040
Medical Protective
3433
Medicom
2810
Medidenta
910
MedNet Technologies
3102
Med-Sleeves
3240
Mega Physik GmbH & Co. GK
209
Megadenta Dentalprodukte GmbH
209
Megagen
621
Meisinger USA
3915
Meta Biomed
3522
Meta Dental
4504
Microbrush International
4715
Microcopy
1106
MicroDental
3824
Microflex
4708
Micro-Mega/Medidenta
909
Midmark Corporation
4609
Milestone Scientific
4813
Millennium Dental Technologies
4033
Ad
COMPANY
Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
BOOTH
Miltex, an Integra Company
MIS Implants Technologies
Misch Instruments
Modular and Custom Cabinets/MCC
MouthWatch
Mydent International
MyRay
N.D. Surgical Industries
N.k.i.E
National Association of Dental Laboratories
National Dental Association
NCL Korea
Neo Dental International
NetSertive
Nevin Labs
Nevin Labs
New York Implant Institute
Newark Dental/PEMCO
Nexus Medodent (NMD)
Nobel Biocare
Nobel Biocare
Noel Asmar Uniforms
NOMAD by Aribex
Nordent Manufacturing
Northeast Dental Management (NEDM)
Nouvag AG Switzerland
NSK Dental
NYC & COMPANY
OAP Cleaner
Obtura Spartan
OCO BioMedical
ODIN Visionary Technology
Officite
OneMind Health
Onpharma
Op-d-op Visor Shields
3906
1417
4502
3916
4537
3618
5626, 5706
5733
5136
643
3538
4434
5600
805
836
836, 3409
5727
2608
1433
234
3209
3840
4131
3416
1143
4625
3236
110
4039
1015
3324
3213
1624
5116
3232
3436
COMPANY
BOOTH
Optiloupe
OPT-IN Dental Laboratory Collaborative
OraBrite
Orahealth
OralCDx
Oramaax Dental Products
OraPharma
Orascoptic
Oreck Vacuum
Ortho Classic
Ortho Organizers
Ortho Technology
Ortho-Tain
Osada
Ossi Corp.
Otto Trading Inc.
Pact-One Solutions/My Practice Anywhere
Palisades Dental
PANADENT
Panoramic Corporation
Paragon Dental Practice Transitions
Parkell
Paro
Pascal International
Passau USA
Patient News
Patterson Dental Supply
PBHS
PDT/Paradise Dental Technologies
Pelton & Crane
Pemco/Newark Dental
PennWell Corp/Dental Economics
PHB
Phibo Dental Solutions S.l.
Philips Sonicare & Zoom Whitening
PhotoMed International
5131
431
905
928
1211
4912
5024
1608
618
5534
3720
4412
5007
2910
3534
415, 1827
5634
3212
2712
1113
3821
1101
720
921
4141
3515
3600
4011
1908
1410
2608
5115
2713
511
4800
1100
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COMPANY
exhibitors
exhibit
guide
BOOTH
PIERREL Pharma SRL
4129
Piezosurgery Incorporated
4636
Plak Smacker
5015
Planmeca USA
4005
PlatypusCo
3833
PNC Bank, Healthcare Business Banking
1604
PNF CPA
804
POH Oral Health Products
3312
Pomee
302
Porter Instrument
1210
Premier Dental Products
4207
Prescott’s Inc.
722
Prestiga Funding
4500
Preventech
4210
Prexion
5930
PRI
114
Prima Systems
3924
Primotec
832
Private Label Dental & Salon Group
4640
Professional Dental Supplies
115
Progressive Dental Marketing
5519
Propel Orthodontics
3134
Prophy Magic
911
Prophy Perfect
2306
ProSites
1115
Prosthetics, DENTSPLY
830, 2600, 2800
PSP Dental
3441
Pulpdent Corporation
2212
PureLife Dental
2808
Q-Optics/Quality Aspirators
1406
Queisser Pharma Gmbh & Co. KG
209
Quintessence Publishing
3003
R.A. Florio Building Contractors
4110
Raintree Essix Glenroe, DENTSPLY
2600, 2800
Ram Products / Saeshin Precision
1806
RAMVAC
3409
Ad
COMPANY
Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
BOOTH
Ray Co. Ltd.
5419
Raysermed Medical Supply
512
RBD — Duracell Powermat
3741
RE Dental Cabinetry
5703
Redmond/Earthpaste
421
Renfert USA
433
Research Driven
1004
RF America
5616
RGP Dental
1515, 4809
Ribbond
1105
Richmond Dental & Medical
3605
Rinn, DENTSPLY
2600, 2800
Rito Dental Company Limited
936
Ritter Dental USA
5215
RMN Consultants
1006
Robust Citizen (Crown Dental Supply)
5022
Roland DGA
128
Romidan Ltd.
1422
Rose Micro Solutions
516, 2824, 3736, 4909
Royal Dental Group/Porter Instrument
1208
Royal Dental/Proma
1208
Roydent Dental Products
3227
Russian American Dental Association
103
Sabra Dental
2710
Saeyang Microtech
5229
Safari Dental
4120
Samsonic Trading
2006
Sapient Dental
5230
Sav-A-Life
1130
Schuler-Dental GmbH & Co. KG
209
Schumacher Dental Instruments
906
Schwed Co. Inc.
1112
SciCan
5018
SDI (North America)
4009
Second Story Promotions
3332
SEILER PRECISION MICROSCOPES
933
COMPANY
BOOTH
Septodont
3218
Sequois Dental Office
3230
Shader Productions
4411
Shanghai XingYU Medical Equipment
3838
SharperPractice
117
Shenzhen Aojie Technology
5143
Shenzhen MLG Science and Technology
218
Shenzhen Perfect Medical Instruments
5134
Shenzhen Superline Technology
5210
Sherman Specialty
3934
Shinhung
1731
Shofu Dental
328, 4407
SIDEX 2013 — Seoul International Dental Expo
5702
SigmaGraft
5434
Sikka Software Corporation
3437
Sino-Dental
3938
Sirona Dental
436
Sirona Dental Systems
4600
Six Month Smiles
1733
Sleep Group Solutions
2107
Smart Optics Sensortechnik
209
Smile Line USA
837
Smile Perfected
4041
Smile Reminder
5009
Snap On Optics
1012, 3932
Sockit! Gel
1003
Sofia Dental Meeting Association
101
SolmeteX, a division of Layne Christensen
2820
Solstice
5033
SOTA Imaging
1034
SPI Dental
4000
Spident USA
3333
Splintek
4310
SS White
2814
StarDental
3409
Start Pure
4012
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COMPANY
Steinway Fisher Dental Laboratory
STERNGOLD
Stratasys
Straumann
Strauss Diamond Instruments
Stylecraft Interiors
Sultan Healthcare
Sulzer MixPac Ag
Summit Dental Systems
Sun Medical Co.
Suni Medical Imaging
Sunstar Americas
Supersmile
SurfCT.com
SURGIDENT
SurgiTel/General Scientific Corp.
Suzy Systems
Swans Bay Area Media & Dental
SwissLoupes Sandy Grendel
Synca Direct
SyncVision Technology
TAOS OPTICS
TD Bank
Tekscan
TelephoneOnHold.com
TeleVox
Tempoff-Dental
Temrex
Tess Oral Health
The Clemens Group
The Dale Foundation
The Dental Advisor
The Digital Dentist
The Gideons International
The Haron Group
The New York Times
BOOTH
4030
531
336
529, 1027
822
2811
3418
5815
4200
719
3641
3827
1308
4311
3521
2200, 2305
2708
2206
1614
430
3200
2106
5106
4725
3800
4423/4525
1907
4001
2915
2813
2921
232
819
1233
4031
5416
COMPANY
exhibit
exhibitors
guide
BOOTH
The Pankey Institute
543
The Quality Life
5341
The Ratava Group
131
Theta Corporation
1606
Tidi Products
1011
Tokuyama Dental America
3818
Top Quality Manufacturing Glove World
5121
Town & Country Dental Studios
4633
TPC
3836
Transcoject America LP
515
Tri Hawk International
2504
Tri-State Dental Supplies & Equipment
3008
Trojan Professional Services
4821
Truvia Natural Sweetener/Cargill
2523
Tulsa Dental Specialties, DENTSPLY
2600, 2800
Turma do Bem
5232
Tuttnauer USA
2714
U.S. Army Recruiting
2626
U.S. Bank Practice Finance
5031
Ultimate Creations
622, 5209
Ultradent Products
300, 400
UltraLight Optics
922, 1603, 3723
Unicorp Instruments
2728
UNIDI Italian Dental Industries Association
/International Expodental Milan
102
Universal Standard Metallurgical
Manufacturing Ent
200
Universidad Autonoma de Coahuila
Facultad de Odontologia
3638
Universitat Internacional de Catalunya
3738
Univet Optical Technologies North America
1000
Upholstery Packages & Services
4121
US Navy Recruiting
5713
Valplast International
418
ValuMax International
2613
Vatech America
5618
COMPANY
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BOOTH
Vector Research & Development
5310
Velopex International
4914
VELscope — LED Dental
3313
Vident, a VITA Company
831, 4405
Video Dental Concepts
3718
VisiCom Paging Systems
1111
Vista Dental Products
4615
Vivio Sites
4512
VOCO America Inc.
3201
W Veneer NY
4743
Water Pik Inc
5124
Weldenz/ Unix Japan Group
432
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
3830
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
5114
Wells Fargo Practice Finance
3806
Whip Mix Corporation
532
White Towel Services
4511
Willmann & Pein GmbH
209
www.Gemsinsiderscircle.com
2208
Xian Yang North West Medical Instrument Group
929
XinYang Dental Laboratories
5715
Xlear/Spry
3732
Yankee Dental Congress
2518
Yodle Inc.
2823
Young Dental
1804
Your HealthCredit
1036
Zahn Dental
424
Zeiss Multi-Media
3436
Zhuhai Graceful Dental Technology Co. Ltd.
3537
Zimmer Dental
5105
Zirc Company
3316
Zirkonzahn USA
827
Zolar Technology & Mfg., Co.
5041
Zoll Medical Corporation
3721
Zoll-Dental
3315
Z-Systems USA
3229
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
Sensodyne Repair & Protect: A layer of
protection for dentin hypersensitivity
By Sensodyne Staff
n Dentin hypersensitivity, defined
as “a transient tooth pain, characterized by a short, sharp pain arising
from exposed dentin in response to
a stimulus that cannot be attributed
to any other form of dental defect or
pathology”,4 is a common condition
that affects about one in three adults.4
The dentin, a softer mineral layer
that lies beneath the tooth enamel,
is filled with tiny tubules. In dentin hypersensitivity, these dentin
tubules are exposed because of either
gum recession or enamel loss.
The most widely accepted explanation for dentin hypersensitivity,
the hydrodynamic theory, states that
stimuli like hot or cold foods and
drinks cause fluid to move within the
exposed dentin tubules, triggering
the pulpal nerves and causing pain.4
Dentin hypersensitivity can cause
significant discomfort and inconvenience for sufferers.
Sensodyne Repair & Protect,
a desensitizing toothpaste
Sensodyne® Repair & Protect is a toothpaste from Sensodyne, the No. 1 recommended brand for sensitive teeth.5
Sensodyne Repair & Protect combines
0.454 percent stannous fluoride with
5 percent sodium tripolyphosphate in
a non-aqueous formulation.
With twice daily brushing, Sensodyne Repair & Protect forms a durable
layer over and within dentin tubules,
sealing them shut to prevent stimuli
from triggering dentin hypersensitivity.1,2
Sensodyne Repair & Protect
builds a robust layer over dentin
tubules that resists removal by
dietary acids
In vitro studies show that Sensodyne
Repair & Protect builds a robust
Ad
Here at the GNYDM
For more information on Sensodyne
Repair & Protect toothpaste, stop by the
GSK booth, No. 5218.
reparative layer over and within dentine tubules.1,2 The layer starts to form
from the first use and continues to
build with twice daily brushing. The
layer formed is resistant to removal
by dietary acids. 2
In an in vitro study, a dentin surface with the Repair & Protect reparative layer in place was exposed to a
cola drink for two minutes and then
10 minutes. Even after 10 minutes, the
layer remained intact, demonstrating
its ability to withstand typical daily
challenges. 2
Sensodyne Repair & Protect toothpaste builds a robust reparative layer
over and within dentin tubules. The layer begins to form from the first
use, and with twice-daily brushing, provides proven, lasting protection
from dentin hypersensitivity. (Photos/Provided by Sensodyne)
5
In vitro SEM image of layer formed
over dentin after a single brushing
(cross section).
5
With twice daily use, Sensodyne
Repair & Protect delivers
effective, lasting relief from the
pain of dentin hypersensitivity
Sensodyne Repair & Protect is clinically proven to relieve dentin hypersensitivity.3 In a clinical study, it
delivered significantly reduced sensitivity in response to tactile and evaporative sensitivity challenges at four
and eight weeks, for a 212 percent
improvement over baseline at eight
weeks.
At both time points, the reduction
in sensitivity achieved with Sensodyne Repair & Protect was significantly greater than that achieved
with a standard toothpaste.3
Sensodyne Repair & Protect
helps to prevent stain buildup
Sensodyne Repair & Protect toothpaste is formulated with a high pellicle cleaning ratio (PCR) relative to
its relative dentin abrasivity (RDA)
level. This gives it good cleaning
performance and helps to prevent
Tactile sensitivity scores at four
and eight weeks. (**indicates significant
between-treatment differences, p<0.001.3)
5
stain buildup. In a clinical study, Sensodyne Repair & Protect was shown
to help prevent buildup of extrinsic
stain following professional prophylaxis, with a cleaning performance
comparable to a standard toothpaste.6
As well as helping to prevent
buildup of stain, Sensodyne Repair
& Protect has been shown to help
remove established staining and is, in
fact, comparable to a marketed whitening toothpaste at removing natural
surface stain.7
A layer of protection from
Sensodyne
The advanced stannous fluoride and
sodium tripolyphosphate formula of
Sensodyne Repair & Protect builds
a durable, acid-resistant layer over
exposed dentin without causing tooth
staining.1,2,6,7 This layer blocks painful stimuli from reaching the nerve
to deliver clinically proven sensitivity relief.3
Recommend Sensodyne Repair &
Protect to patients looking for an
alternative to their current daily
desensitising toothpaste.
References
1. Earl JS, Langford RM. Am J Dent 2013; 26
(Spec Iss A): 19A-24A.
2. Burnett GR. Am J Dent 2013; 26 (Spec Iss
A): 15A-18A.
3. Parkinson C et al. Am J Dent 2013; 26
(Spec Iss A): 25A-31A.
4. Addy M. Int Dent J 2002; 52: 367-375.
5. GSK data on file 2011.
6. Nehme M et al. Am J Dent 2013; 26 (Spec
Iss A): 32A-38A.
7. GSK data on file. Clinical study RH1401.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
Is it time to streamline
your phone system?
n Broadview Networks, a leading
provider of cloud-based business communications services, was selected to
upgrade the David R. Brown, DDS,
dental practice communications system with OfficeSuite Dental™.
The new system integrates industry-leading Dentrix G5 practice management software from Henry Schein
and OfficeSuite®, Broadview Networks’ award-winning cloud-based
business phone system, to provide
an all-inclusive communications sys-
Here at the GNYDM
To learn more about Broadview Networks’ OfficeSuite Dental, stop by the
booth, No. 4733.
tem specifically designed for dental
practices.
When Dr. Brown of Yakima, Wash.,
decided his practice needed a new
phone system to streamline commu-
5
(Photo/Provided by Broadview Networks)
Ad
nications, his office manager, Katrina
Vickers, conducted research to identify the most comprehensive solution
that would meet Brown’s practice
needs. She knew the practice needed
a solution that was optimally efficient
for staff, cost effective for Brown and
would aid the staff in improving the
patient experience.
OfficeSuite Dental allows practice
staff to efficiently prioritize phone
calls, schedule appointments and
even collect outstanding balances.
With OfficeSuite Dental, an automatic
pop-up window is triggered on the
practice PC when a patient calls. This
window displays important patient
records, including family history,
appointments and clinical details,
prescriptions and account balance
information.
This helps dental practice staff
members improve employee efficiency by having the most relevant
information at their fingertips. It also
helps enhance patient satisfaction by
avoiding data entry errors and reducing the amount of time spent on the
phone during routine calls.
The new system improved the way
Brown’s front desk operates and the
ease with which staff are able to service customers.
“[OfficeSuite Dental] definitely
helps improve our patient care and
our correspondence by making everything so much quicker,” Vickers
said. “We are able to remind patients
about account balances, scheduled
appointments and inform them of
upcoming family member appointments. We are able to be so much more
thorough in our conversations, rather
than constantly putting patients on
hold to reference such information.
“I would absolutely recommend
OfficeSuite Dental to any office
because it has saved us so much time
and effort in the easiest ways,” she
said. “I just couldn’t be more pleased
with the product and with the customer service.”
To learn more, visit OfficeSuite
Dental.com. OfficeSuite Dental is
available through Henry Schein, and
Broadview phone systems are available as part of the Henry Schein TechCentral portfolio of computer and
business technology solutions.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
LAPIP protocol: You can save ailing implants
By Allen S. Honigman, DDS, MS
n An 84-year-old male presented on
Oct. 29, 2012, with inflammation and
minimal attached tissue on the buccal
aspect of implants at the #17 and #18
sites that had been placed more than
five years earlier. The patient wore
an implant-supported maxillary denture. The patient underwent regular
hygiene maintenance approximately
every three months, and no other treatment had been performed.
At #17, bone loss to the sixth thread
was noted mesially and distally; at
#18, bone loss to the third thread
was noted mesially and distally. The
Here at the GNYDM
To learn more about the LANAP and LAPIP protocol for the treatment of periodontitis
and peri-implantitis:
• Catch Marc Nevins, DMD, MMSc, from 2 to 5 p.m. Monday for a lecture on the LANAP
protocol (course 4440/$140). Register at www.gnydm.com/courses_2013/_4440.htm
• Don’t miss a live patient demonstration of the LANAP treatment from 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. Tuesday. This event features Charles Braga, DMD, MMSc, performing the
laser-based periodontal treatment (course 5040/free). More here: www.gnydm.com/
courses_2013/_5040.htm
• Also, learn about the LAPIP protocol and LANAP protocol via a hands-on workshop
led by Braga from 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday (course 5570/$295). More here: www.gnydm.com/
courses_2013/_5570.htm
For additional information, stop by the Millennium booth, No. 4033.
patient had experienced little pain for
a couple of months.
Fig. 1: Implants on April 4, 2011,
showing no bone loss noted around
implants. (Photos/Provided by Allen S.
Honigman, DDS, MS)
5
The patient’s medical history
included seasonal allergies, respira-
Ad
Fig. 2: Implants on Oct. 29, 2012,
showing bone loss to the sixth thread
mesially and distally at #17 and to the
third thread mestially and distally at #18.
5
Fig. 3: On Jan. 23, 2013, post-LAPIP
therapy, radiographs confirmed
maintenance of bone regeneration.
5
5
Fig. 4: On March 25, 2013.
tory and sinus problems, glaucoma,
bruxism and HBP. The patient was
pre-diabetic (non-medicated) and
used a CPAP. He had undergone corneal transplants in both eyes. Medications included Zyrtec, Simvastatin,
Lisinopril, aspirin, depotestoterone
and vitamin B-12, with no known
drug allergies.
Decreasing inflammation was the
most important priority, and given
the position of the implants, traditional surgical methods would have
been difficult, especially with visualization. The treatment plan recommended was LAPIP around implants
#17 and #18 to reduce inflammation
and regenerate bone support.
LAPIP was performed on Nov. 5,
2012, utilizing the PerioLase® MVP7 ™ Nd:YAG laser at 75 J increments,
see LASER, page 26
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with cooling in between to prevent
overheating of the implant. Removing the superstructure was deemed
too difficult as it might have caused
unnecessary damage and possibly
required remaking the entire fixed
prosthesis. Therefore, the LAPIP therapy proceeded with laser ablation
intersulcularly on #17 and #18, then
scaling with the PS tip of an EMS
piezo scaler, utilizing a chlorhexidine
irrigant to further decontaminate the
implant surface.
Hemostasis was achieved with the
Nd:YAG laser (PerioLase MVP-7), followed by occlusal adjustment of the
implants. The energy density for #17
was 15.1]/mm and for #18 was 11.8]/
mm.
The patient was placed on amoxicillin (500) four stat, then one tab every
eight hours until finished; Motrin
(800), one tab every eight hours for
three days, then PRN pain; and chlorhexidine rinse, twice a day for 30 seconds. The patient was evaluated postoperatively at one, three, six, 12, 19
and 33 weeks, with occlusion checked
each time at each appointment.
At 33 weeks, minimal, if any, tissue loss and no inflammation were
observed. Radiographs confirmed
bone
regeneration/recalcification
on both implants. Additionally, the
patient reported no pain.
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Now in capsule form
Shofu announces new delivery system for two of its products
By Shofu Staff
The CX-Plus capsule: A glass
ionomer luting cement
Shofu Dental is announcing the
launch of its GlasIonomer Luting
Cement CX-Plus — now in a capsule
form.
CX-Plus is an ideal, self-curing,
glass ionomer luting cement designed
for minimally invasive dentistry.
Indicated for cementing crowns,
inlays, long span bridges and orthodontic appliances, CX-Plus has a high
compressive strength, low film thickness and is radiopaque. It is resistant
to water contamination and can exist
in a moist environment.
CX-Plus Capsules bond to both
enamel and dentin to provide an
excellent marginal seal, thus minimizing postoperative sensitivity.
Additional features are its high
fluoride release and low levels of
acid erosion. These, combined with
its superior handling, fast setting
time and three-year shelf-life, make
Here at the GYNDM
Dr. Daniel Ward will present a handson course, “Improving and Simplifying
the Placement of Esthetic Restorations,” on Monday from 9:45 a.m. to
12:45 p.m. in aisle 5800, room 8. During
his session, he will discuss how to use
GlasIonomer FX-II in Class V restorations. For more information about
GlasIonomer FX-II, stop by the Shofu
booth No. 4407.
During the Greater New York Dental
Meeting, buy one box of the new
CX-Plus Capsules and get one box of
Beautifil II A2 Tips free. (Photos/
Provided by Shofu Dental)
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CX-Plus an ideal luting cement.
Shofu’s GlasIonomer Cement
CX-Plus is available in powder/liquid
form and now comes to you in a more
convenient delivery system — the capsule. For application, simply shake
the capsule to loosen the powder,
push in the plunger to activate and
mix for 10 seconds. Total setting time
is four minutes, 10 seconds from start
of mixing.
Dr. Fred Margolis, DDS, a pediatric
dentist from Highland Park, Ill., who
has used CX-Plus in a recent clinical
case, said: “I have used CX-Plus Luting Cement for stainless-steel crowns
and zirconium crowns for children.
This cement is one of my favorites;
it saves time and is reliable. Shofu’s
CX-Plus Luting Cement is great for
pediatric crowns and works well,
even for difficult moisture-control
situations.”
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Buy one box of the
GlasIonomer FX-II
capsules during the
Greater New York
Dental Meeting and
get one OneGloss PS
Kit free.
5
5
Before GlasIonomer CX-Plus
The GlasIonomer CX-Plus Capsules
are available through your local
dealer in a box of 50 for $227.99 or
$4.56 per capsule. Stop by the Shofu
booth, No. 4407, for a demonstration.
The GlasIonomer FX-II Capsule: a
glass ionomer direct restorative
Shofu Dental is also announcing the
launch of its new direct restorative,
GlasIonomer FX-II Capsule. Those
interested in seeing the material are
encouraged to visit booth No. 4407 for
a firsthand product demonstration.
5
After GlasIonomer CX-Plus
The GlasIonomer FX-II Capsule is
an esthetic, all-purpose, glass ionomer direct restorative, designed for
minimally invasive dentistry. As a
restoration, the material is shown
to have superior levels of fluoride
release/rechargability and compressive/tensile strength in comparison
to other leading glass ionomers, making it ideal for high caries pediatric
and geriatric patients.
In addition to this, adhesion to
enamel and dentin is consistently stable at equal levels, creating a stronger
marginal seal. The restoration experiences far less strain because of the
adhesive strength, and the thermal
expansion properties are very similar to natural teeth. The radiopaque
qualities of the new GlasIonomer
FX-II display a highly favorable natural fluorescence.
The application benefits of
GlasIonomer FX-II are equally noteworthy. One key benefit is there
is no conditioner required for this
material, resulting in faster application time. Simply prepare the cavity
using the conventional method, mix
the capsule for 10 seconds and apply.
Net setting time is two minutes and
30 seconds. The combination of a
fast setting time and no conditioning
requirement greatly reduces valuable working time and allows one to
see more patients within a day.
Unlike many other glass ionomer
restoratives, the new GlasIonomer
FX II Capsule demonstrates excellent
handling and packability. Indications
for use include non-load bearing C I
and C II restorations in permanent
dentition, restorations of C III and C
V cavities and wedge-shaped defects,
pediatric/geriatric restorations and
core build-up and base/liner material. Offered in shades A2, A3, A3.5
and B2, the material is simultaneously translucent and opaque, creating an esthetic appeal and beautiful
vita shade-matching abilities.
Shofu Dental’s GlasIonomer FX-II
Capsule is overall stronger and more
durable and is a highly therapeutic,
minimally invasive restorative, but
the most impressive point of all is its
price point — only $4.54 a capsule,
packaged in a kit of 50 with a total
cost of $227.70.
Stop by the Shofu booth No. 4407
to experience the new GlasIonomer
FX-II Capsule.
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The stats are on your side
The first step
in reducing oral
cancer is the
conventional
intra- and extraoral head
and neck
examination.
(Photo/
Provided by
LED Dental)
5
Ad
Performing an intra- and extra-oral head and neck exam
n The conventional intra- and extraoral head and neck examination is
taught in dental and hygiene schools
to screen patients for oral cancer and
other oral disease.
It normally consists of a visual
inspection of oral tissue, or oral
mucosa, under incandescent or halogen light using the naked eye to look
for suspicious lesions, as well as extra
oral palpation of the face and neck to
feel for suspicious lumps and intra-
Here at the GNYDM
For more information on oral cancer
screenings, stop by the LED Dental
booth, No. 3313.
oral palpation of the mucosa.
Why is it important?
A three-to-four minute visual and
palpation exam is crucial in the discovery of oral diseases. It is quick to
perform, painless for the patient and
enhances the patient experience with
the dental practice.
According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, nearly 42,000 Americans will
be diagnosed with oral or pharyngeal
cancer this year. The percentage of
oral cancer patients who ultimately
die of the disease is higher than for
many other cancers.
The key to reducing the number
of lives lost to oral cancer is earlier
detection of the disease, and the
key to earlier detection is more frequent and more thorough intra- and
extra-oral head and neck exams. The
majority of oral cancers are detected
in the later stages, when the five-year
survival rate is about 50 percent. The
good news? When discovered early,
the survival rate leaps to 82 percent.
But did you know?
Independent surveys indicate the
majority of patients say they have
never had an oral cancer exam. A
recent U.K. survey found “92 percent
percent of respondents would like
their dentist to tell them if they were
being screened for signs of oral cancer
and 97 percent would like help from
their dentists to reduce their risk.”1
What can you do?
Although you may offer the conventional intra- and extra-oral head and
neck examination as part of your normal standard of care, your patients
may not be aware they are receiving
this examination nor even understand why you insist on performing it.
Inform your patients that this simple exam may help in the discovery of
abnormalities, including precancerous and cancerous tissue, and then
assist with expediting a treatment
plan to help them back on the road to
recovery.
Coming tomorrow in today: Adjunctive devices and tissue fluorescence
technology
Reference
1. Patients’ perceptions of oral cancer
screening in dental practice: a crosssectional study. Oluwatunmise Awojobi*, Suzanne E Scott and Tim Newton BMC Oral Health 2012, 12:55
doi:10.1186/1472-6831-12–55.
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3Shape TRIOS Color
receives ‘Best
of Class’ honor
(Photo/Provided
by 3Shape)
5
Ad
n 3Shape, a provider of 3-D scanners
and CAD/CAM software solutions
for the dental industry, recently
received the highest honor from Pride
Institute for its innovation in dental
technology.
The 3Shape TRIOS® Color digital
impression solution was one of only
Here at the GNYDM
For more information or to see the
TRIOS Color, stop by the 3Shape booth,
No. 833, during the Greater New York
Dental Meeting.
18 products honored as “Best of Class”
by the Pride Leadership Panel.
The ‘Best of Class’ Technology
Award
Now in its fifth year, Pride Institute’s
award continues to recognize products that demonstrate excellence in
their category. A panel, composed of
leading voices in dental technology,
comes together each year to discuss,
debate and decide which products
merit recognition.
According to Pride Institute, each
product honored as “Best of Class”
features unique characteristics that
differentiate it from the competition
in a compelling way, and more importantly, it creates value for the general
dentist.
Dr. Lou Shuman, president of Pride
Institute and creator of the award and
its selection process, said: “In this
highly competitive category, 3Shape’s
TRIOS Color solution impressed the
panel on many fronts. Scanning is fast
and easy to perform, and it creates
scanned images in the appearance
of real teeth and gingiva with very
natural looking colors. The fact that
it is so respected in the lab space
should be a differentiating factor to
the practitioner.”
Flemming Thorup, CEO of 3Shape,
said: “We are naturally honored to be
chosen for such a prestigious, highly
respected and important award from
among so many prominent technology companies. TRIOS Color introduces many exciting and unique
innovations that make digital workflows attractive for dentists and their
business.”
About TRIOS Color
3Shape TRIOS Color is built on
3Shape’s Ultrafast Optical Sectioning™ and RealColor™ technologies.
Its features include capture of teeth
and gingiva in natural-looking colors,
spray- and powder-free scanning and
optimized scanning for an extensive
range of indications, including customized abutments with emergence
profile capture, clinical scan validation and more.
The built-in Communicate™ software lets dentists and labs interact
directly to exchange case information, 3-D designs, 2-D treatment previews and comments.
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300 dental products and counting
Mydent International’s record of reliable service dates back more than 27 years
By Mydent International Staff
Here at the GNYDM
n Launched in 1985, the DEFEND
brand, by Mydent International, has
grown into a global leader, serving
more than 50 countries in the manufacturing of high-quality infection
control products, disposables, preventatives and impression material
systems.
With more than 27 years of reliable service to the dental industry,
Mydent International manufactures
more than 40 percent of consumables
used in the dental operatory.
From award-winning sterilization
products, impression materials, prophy paste, wipes and lab coats to disposables and more, Mydent International manufactures more than 300
items used by dental professionals.
Visit Mydent International at booth
No. 3618 for free product samples, exclusive 4+1 specials and chances to win
SpaFinder gift certificates. For more
information on Mydent International
and the DEFEND brand of products, call
(800) 275-0020 or visit www.defend.
com.
provides dental professionals with a
quick turnaround time and access to
test results via a secure website.
Dual fit masks feature latest
technology
Mydent’s newly designed line of
DEFEND Dual Fit Face Masks create
a tight custom fit for enhanced facial
protection. With the latest in contour
technology, these face masks feature
a form-fitting pliable nose and adjustable chin band to ensure ultimate
comfort.
Award-winning impression
material
Mydent International’s impression
material line is an industry favorite.
Recognized by Dental Product Shopper as a “recommended” product,
DEFEND impression materials have
been described by dentists as “the
best material ever used.” Offering
exceptional mix and flow characteristics, DEFEND VPS and bite registration impression materials provide
outstanding detail and need minimal
dispensing effort.
Award-winning disinfectant
wipes
DEFEND+PLUS Wipes disinfect, deodorize and clean hard, non-porous
surfaces safely and effectively. The
wipes, which contain a stable, low-pHformulated disinfectant and deodorant, feature a new, two-minute kill
time for various organisms, including
methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus
Ad
New prophy angles
5
(Photo/Provided by Mydent International)
aureus; influenza A; Pseudomonas
aeruginosa; and hepatitis B and C;
and they deliver a one-minute kill
time for human immunodeficiency
virus-1. These wipes were awarded
“Best Product 2011” by Dental Product
Shopper.
Ultrasonic cleaning tablets
Mydent International’s Ultrasonic
Enzymatic Tablets dissolve in a gallon of water in less than a minute to
create a powerful and effective ultra-
sonic cleaning solution. In 2012, The
Dental Advisor conducted a clinical
evaluation of Mydent International’s
DEFEND Ultrasonic Enzymatic Tablets. Evaluated by 34 dental consultants in 821 uses, the tablets received
a high 90 percent positive clinical
rating.
Jackets and lab coats
Awarded a 4.5+ rating out of 5 from
The Dental Advisor, DEFEND+PLUS
jackets and lab coats provide the
latest technology in protection, with
28 percent better bacterial filtration
(Nelson Laboratories, January 2011).
These jackets and lab coats are made
of a soft, three-layer, SMS fabric
and provide higher quality stitching,
cuffs and collar compared to most
competition.
New spore testing service
Mydent’s new DEFEND spore testing
service was issued the prestigious
“Best Product 2013“ award from a
recent clinical evaluation through
Dental Product Shopper. Eleven clinical evaluators participated, resulting
in a final score average of 4.6 out of
5.0.
According to the evaluation, “ease
of use” received the highest rating (4.9
out of 5.0). The other criteria evaluated included response time, effectiveness, instructions, ease of doing
tests, documentation and overall satisfaction. This spore testing service
DEFEND Prophy Angles have been
added to Mydent’s expanded line
of dental supplies. These disposable
prophy angles are constructed with
contra design to reduce hand fatigue
and micro traumas while allowing
greater access. DEFEND Prophy
Angles are also latex-free, smooth
running and vibration-free.
New DEFEND ordering website
Mydent International has developed
an ordering website for dental professionals to conveniently place DEFEND
orders through their dealer.
For a limited time, Mydent International is giving away $50 restaurant.
com eGift cards to dental professionals who order $150 or more (suggested
retail) of DEFEND products through
their selected dealer from the website. Learn more at www.defend.com/
order.
Charitable initiatives
Mydent International is active in
supporting charitable organizations.
With autism rates estimated as high
as one in 91 children, Mydent International feels compelled to take action.
As a result, a portion of the profits
from every DEFEND product sold
goes to Autism Speaks, the nation’s
largest autism science and advocacy
organization.
Mydent International is dedicated
to fully maintaining the DEFEND
brand promise: “To provide the
health-care professional with the
highest quality infection control
products, disposables, preventatives
and impression materials at affordable prices, supported by superior
service and 100 percent customer
satisfaction.”
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Making it easier to shape and
finish hard-to-access areas
Dentatus
introduces
the Profin PDX
Contra/Angle
Ad
By Dentatus staff
n Dentatus is introducing its new
Profin PDX Contra/Angle at this year’s
Greater New York Dental Meeting.
Smaller, lighter, more ergonomic
and more affordable than its predecessor, the Profin, with safe-sided
diamond-coated Lamineer ® Tips, is
the instrument of choice for shaping
and finishing hard-to-access areas
without damaging adjacent surfaces
of all restorative materials, according
to the company.
Said Dr. Howard Strassler, professor and director of operative den-
The new Profin PDX Contra/Angle
for Standard E-fitting has tactile
ergonomics, smooth glare-free surface
and a miniature head for even easier
access in hard-to-reach areas. (Photo/
Provided by Dentatus)
5
Here at the GNYDM
For more information or to view a demo
of the product, visit Dentatus at booth
No. 1714 during the Greater New York
Dental Meeting or go online to www.
DentatusUSA.com.
tistry at the University of Maryland
Dental School in the Department of
Endodontics, “Although it is the workhorse of any dental practice, a conventional handpiece (that rotates and
accepts friction grip and latch-type
burs and abrasives) does not meet all
the demands of adhesive restorative
dentistry.”
Modern dentistry emphasizes
esthetics and shaping restorations to
consistent clinical standards of form
and function. The Profin features
precise and directionally controlled
movement of a 1.2 mm reciprocating
motion. According to the company, it
is ideal for delicate and safe shaping,
contouring and polishing of natural
dentition, as well as for all restorative materials, including composite,
cements, porcelain, ceramics, amalgam and metals.
The Profin can be set in a selfsteering mode, most often selected
for polishing procedures, or a fixed
mode, achieved by pushing the tip
into one of six notched indexing
positions. The fixed position controls
directional movement of the tip.
The complete assortment of Lamineer Tips are safe-sided and come
with various diamond-coated microngrain sizes. The largest, 150 micron
diamond tips, are used for effectively
removing bulky overhangs, while
sequentially using the finer grain
tips down to 15 microns will produce
a very fine smooth finish.
The knife-edge “S-series” offers
maximum access and is ideal for
creating gingival and incisal embrasures. Smoother finishing is achieved
with the Wolfram Tungsten tips,
which will not scuff healthy enamel
when finishing margins.
Specialty tips are also available for
fine finishing of shoulders, chamfers
and interproximal reduction.
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New possibilities for patient comfort
during local anesthesia delivery
By Rich Mounce, DDS
n Highly anxious patients, atypical
nerve anatomy, irreversibly inflamed
lower molars and past experiences of
poor anesthesia all combine to create
the perfect storm for endodontic paincontrol challenges.
Being a full-time endodontist in private practice, this clinical scenario,
to one degree or another, presents
Ad
Here at the GNYDM
For more information on the Wand
STA All-Injection System or to see it
for yourself, visit Aseptico at booth
No. 4024.
itself frequently. Aside from common
nerve blocks, some forms of advanced
local anesthesia techniques are often
essential to provide a comfort in the
aforementioned scenarios.
To this end, the Wand STA AllInjection System (Aseptico, Woodinville, Wash.) device and the Anesto
handpiece (W&H, Windsor, Ontario,
Canada) have proven invaluable.
I use the Wand STA on every
patient. It has become an indispensible part of my anesthesia technique.
All infiltrations, blocks and PDL injections are given with it. The injections
are more controlled, comfortable (for
both me and the patient!) and predictable than standard injections.
The pen-style grip of the Wand
STA handpiece allows the clinician to
inject with far greater tactile control.
Various handpiece sizes are available
for the different injections. While
economical, the unit is also simple to
learn and use.
While the Wand STA has three
injection speeds, in my hands all
injections are given at the slower of
the three speeds with exceptional
patient acceptance. Empirically, it is
my experience that the Wand STA
leads to far fewer (none in three years)
epinephrine reactions (increased
heart rate, patient anxiety, etc.) and
incidence of an “electric shock” reaction, which happens with traditional
systems if the needle touches the
nerve bundle.
Finally, for cases in which intraosseous anesthesia is required, I favor
the Anesto system by W&H. Anesto is
a solid choice, as the perforating and
injection needle are one, eliminating
some of the pieces required for other
systems.
In clinical practice, once the clinician believes adequate anesthesia
has been obtained, it is advisable to
confirm profound anesthesia with
both percussion and hot and cold
(depending on the diagnosis as indicated). Once accessed, especially for
vital inflamed cases, consideration
should be given to also providing an
intrapulpal injection into the orifice
of each canal, followed by placing a
small handfile to the apex.
Ideal for this purpose are the
Mani #6 K files and Mani #8 D finders (D Finders are stiffer than a K file
and used for negotiation of calcified
canals). Exploration of the canal in
this manner, done without discomfort, provides absolute confirmation
of total anesthesia, invaluable for the
anxious patient.
I welcome your feedback.
About the author
Rich Mounce, DDS,
is in full-time endodontic practice in
Rapid City, S.D. He
has lectured and
written globally
in the specialty.
He owns MounceEndo LLC, marketing the rotary
nickel-titanium
MounceFile in controlled memory and standard NiTi. He
can be reached at richardmounce@
mounceendo.com, www.mounceendo.
com and on Twitter at @MounceEndo.
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Two-day custom abutments
and crowns from intraoral scans
n Clinicians are leveraging their
investments in chairside digital
impression systems to reduce the
time and cost of implant therapy.
Dental technicians produce custom
abutments and crowns directly from
digital impressions taken with these
systems, eliminating the need for
physical models.
From a chairside digital impres-
Glidewell Laboratories
reports that its chairside
digital impression scans
communicate patient
anatomy to the lab with
improved accuracy
and efficiency. (Photos/
Provided by Glidewell
Laboratories)
5
Here at the GNYDM
For more information on custom abutments and digital implant impressions,
stop by the Glidewell Laboratories
booth, No. 5601.
sion, Glidewell Laboratories will dig-
Ad
itally design and fabricate a custom
abutment or crown in two days or less.
Dentists save on the cost of impression materials, shipping to the lab and
model work, and they benefit from
lower lab prices on restorations. The
process for taking the digital implant
impression and sending it to the lab is
straightforward:
1) Remove the healing abutment
and attach an Inclusive® Scanning Abutment (available through
Glidewell Direct) to the implant. For
Bellatek® Encode® Impression System (Biomet 3i™; Warsaw, Ind.) digital
impressions, it is not necessary to
remove the healing abutment.
2) Take buccal, lingual and occlusal scans of the implant site.
3) Scan the opposing dentition.
4) Remove the scanning abutment
and scan the bite.
5) Electronically submit the digital
implant impression to the lab.
For system-specific information on
how to send digital implant impressions to Glidewell Laboratories,
intraoral workflow guides are available by visiting the “Digital Impression Systems” page under Dentist,
then Services, at www.glidewell
dental.com.
System-specific intraoral
workflow guides are available
at www.glidewelldental.com.
5
CAD/CAM crowns and abutments ship
in two days or less when derived from
digital implant impressions.
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NiteBite targets bruxing
By Keystone Industries Staff
n Bruxing has always been an issue
for a large portion of the population.
More than 50 million people (one in
six) in the United States have symptoms of bruxing; however, they are
rarely ever given an effective treatment.
That’s why Keystone Industries
is excited to announce its product,
NiteBite®, a truly innovative device
that easily and effectively treats
grinding, clenching, pain, headaches
Here at the GNYDM
For more information about NiteBite or
other Keystone products, contact Keystone Industries toll-free at (800) 3333131 or fax (856) 663-0381 or stop by
the Keystone Industries booth during
the Greater New York Dental Meeting.
and jaw joint syndrome (TMD or TMJ).
There are plenty of niteguard
options out there, but they hardly
ever work properly. Often, these
devices overcorrect by opening the
bite too far, and they do not stop bruxism and clenching.
NiteBite is different. Its special
design and thin construction within
the freeway space — the distance
between the physiological rest position and the first point of contact of the
upper and lower teeth — stops people
from clenching and grinding their
teeth. NiteBite can stop symptoms
such as headaches and tooth and jaw
pain as well.
This proprietary, patented and
Ad
The NightBite is the first biteguard
that functions within the patient’s
freeway space. (Photo/Provided
by Keystone Industries)
5
FDA-cleared device is the first biteguard that functions within the
patient’s freeway space.
NiteBite uses the jaw’s natural
proprioceptive response to trigger
the jaw-opening reflex. As the lower
teeth approach contact with the NiteBite, the jaw-opening reflex returns
the lower jaw to the physiological
rest position, where no teeth touch
each other or the NiteBite. The muscles relax, and NiteBite effectively
relieves jaw, head and neck pain, as
well as associated symptoms of TMJ
disorder.
Not only does the device work
physiologically and simply, but it’s
also easy to mold to the patient’s bite.
In less than five minutes, a dentist
or hygienist can heat the device and
shape it to the patient’s front teeth.
Then the patient is ready to go home
with his or her new NiteBite.
Key features
• Stops bruxing and clenching
• FDA cleared for use by dental professionals
• Inserts, molds and fits in five minutes
• No second patient visit needed
• No lab time or expense
• Custom fit for each user (in office)
• Easy to fit and comfortable to wear
• Safe and easy to use
• Clinically proven to be effective
• One of the most profitable occlusal
appliances on the market
• Little or no adjustment is needed
• Prevents TMJ/TMD syndrome
• Relieves chronic tension and pain
within the head, jaw and neck neuromuscular system
• Available through your distributor
NiteBite is sure to revolutionize how bruxing and TMJ/TMD are
treated. With its simple design and
easy application, NiteBite allows dentists to finally help the millions of
untreated bruxing patients across
the country.
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OsteoGen Synthetic Bioactive Resorbable Non-Ceramic Crystals
n Impladent Ltd. offers a wide range of affordable biologic and synthetic bone graft products
featuring OsteoGen® Synthetic Bioactive Resorbable Non-Ceramic Crystals, which are physiochemically and crystallographically equivalent
to human trabecular bone, making them a pure
alloplast.1-2
Wound healing and membranes for GTR applications include OsteoTape® Preformed Porous
Resorbable Bone Graft “flexible blocks” and tapes,
which combine non-ceramic OsteoGen with highly
purified bovine collagen for successful bone modeling when secured to the host as a bone block with
two screws.
CollaForm® Plugs and Singles are collagen
wound dressings that resorb in four to six weeks.
Where extended resorption is necessary, Osteo-
(Photo/Provided
by Impladent Ltd.
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Zealand. MiniPlate™ Bone Graft Fixation Screw
Kit and titanium mesh are available for ridge
height and width augmentations.
For more information, visit www.impladentltd.com, call
(800) 526-9343 or stop by the Impladent Ltd booth, No.
3431, here during the Greater New York Dental Meeting.
References
Mend XTD membranes resorb in four to six months.
All collagen products are derived from bovine
achilles tendons and are sourced solely from New
1. Artzi Z, Nemcovsky CE and Dayan D. Nonceramic hydroxylapatite bone derivative in sinus augmentation
procedures: Clinical and histomorphometric observations in 10 consecutive cases. Int J Periodontics Restorative Dent. 2003; 23: 381-389 (Personal correspondence
with histology)
2 . Valen M and Ganz SD. Part I: A Synthetic Bioactive
Resorbable Graft (SBRG) for predictable implant reconstruction. J Oral Implantology. 2002; 28(4): 167-177
Ad
Dr. Douglas Terry
Dental Photography
DVD
n Vol. 5 of Dr. Douglas Terry’s
supplementary DVD set illustrates
the procedures, techniques and
scientific concepts presented in
the book “Esthetic and Restorative
Dentistry: Material Selection and
Technique (Second Edition).”
The DVD begins with an introduction by Dr. Terry, followed by a
demonstration showing the views
most dental offices need to photograph as well as the technique
needed to take each one of them.
For more information, go online
to www.photomed.net, call
(800) 998-7765 or stop by the
PhotoMed booth, No. 100, here
during the Greater New York Dental
Meeting.
(Photo/Provided
by PhotoMed)
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Aquasil Ultra Cordless
n Aquasil Ultra Cordless is the first and only
tissue managing impression system that does not
require tissue retraction in most cases.
There is no need for cord and no need for paste.
Instead, according to the company, there is just
a one-step system that places super high tear
strength wash material precisely into the sulcus
within seconds, creating a less stressful experience that delivers accurate marginal detail.
For more information, call (800) LDCAULK, visit www.
aquasilultracordless.com, call an authorized DENTSPLY
distributor or stop by the DENSTPLY Caulk booth,
Nos. 2600/2800, here during the Greater New York
Dental Meeting.
(Photo/Provided by
DENTSPLY Caulk)
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Ad
Krazy Cone
Face Masks
n New from Mydent International
comes a product made especially
for pediatric patients. The Krazy
Cone Face Masks feature the faces
of four animals — a dog, a cat, a rabbit and a pig.
The face masks include a nonglare pliable nosepiece, ensure
comfortable breathing, are fluid
resistant, have a soft inner layer
for facial comfort, are fiberglass
and latex free and are 99 percent
BFE/PFE free.
Each design comes separately in
boxes of 50, or you can purchase an
assortment pack that comes with
40 masks.
For more information or to check out
the masks for yourself, go online to
www.defend.com/krazy-cone-face
-masks or stop by the Mydent
International booth, No. 3618, here
during the Greater New York Dental
Meeting.
(Photo/Provided
by Mydent International)
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See a Broadway show
New York City is known for its live
theater. There are literally dozens of
Broadway and Off-Broadway shows
to choose from, and getting tickets
has never been easier and more
convenient. Just head over to the
Theater Development Fund’s TKTS
booth (www.tdf.org), located under
the distinctive red staircase in Times
Square.
Don’t be scared by the long lines;
they move quickly. You can get discounted tickets to many of the shows
right up until curtain time, and they
now accept credit cards in addition to
cash and travelers checks.
You can now also purchase fullprice tickets to future performances
for all shows and same-day full-price
Ad
Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2013
The TKTS
booth in Times
Square now sells
tickets for all
shows, not just
the discounted
ones.
tickets to shows that aren’t being
discounted.
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Honor the fallen at the 9/11
Memorial
One of the first things you’ll notice
about New York is the new tower
that has risen in Lower Manhattan.
Reconstruction of the World Trade
Center complex is well under way,
and the site will near completion next
year, at which time all four sides of the
National September 11 Memorial will
be accessible to the public.
For now, visitors can access the
memorial at the intersection of
Albany and Greenwich streets. If you
are interested in visiting the memorial itself, you must first acquire tickets online, at www.911memorial.org.
Visitors may be asked to show valid
photo ID matching their visitor pass
name, and all visitors and baggage
are subject to security screening.
Go figure skating
The Rink at Rockefeller Center is open
to the public. You can skate beneath
the gilded statue of Prometheus and
the glittering Christmas tree. You can
even get skating lessons there if you
like. For more information, call (212)
332-7654 or visit www.patinagroup.
com/east/iceRink.
If you are too shy to skate with
thousands of tourists gawking at you
from above, check out the Wollman
Rink in Central Park, (212) 439-6900,
www.wollmanskatingrink.com; or the
Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers at 23rd
Street and the Hudson River, (212)
336-6100, www.chelseapiers.com.
See New York from above
You can see just about everything
in New York City from the top of
Rockefeller center, an Art Deco masterpiece of a building. The lines for
Top of the Rock are much shorter than
at the Empire State Building, yet the
views are just as awe-inspiring.
Tickets are expensive but worth it.
It’s located in Midtown at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. For information, call (212)
698-2000 or visit www.topoftherock
nyc.com.
Enter Manhattan on foot
Try this one if the weather is nice.
You can get a priceless view of lower
Manhattan by walking across the
Brooklyn Bridge from the other side
of the East River.
Here’s how. Get on the Brooklynbound A Subway train to High Street.
Then look for the walkway entrance
next to the Federal Court Building. There are stairs on Cadman
Plaza East and Prospect Street or a
ramp entrance on Johnson and Adams
streets.
The stroll takes 20 minutes to an
hour, depending on how much time
you spend taking pictures and reading the informative plaques along
the way. You’ll also have views of the
Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines,
the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and
the South Street Seaport.
Ride the Staten Island Ferry
One of the greatest things about New
York City is the Staten Island Ferry,
which goes from the lower tip of
Manhattan to the St. George section
of Staten Island. It’s one of the most
enjoyable trips you’ll ever take — and
the best part is that it’s free!
Once you board, you can move
about as you pass by the Statue of
Liberty and Ellis Island to the west,
Governor’s Island, Queens and Brooklyn to the east and the VerrazanoNarrows Bridge off to the south in the
distance. A round-trip excursion will
take an hour. You’ll have to get off in
Staten Island and get back on. Take
the 1, N or R Subway train to South
Ferry; or the 4 or 5 to Bowling Green.
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