today Greater New York Dental Meeting Dec. 1, 2024
100 years of GNYDM!
/ Great Oral Health Pitch returns to New York
/ ICD 2024 International Congress to champion oral health excellence
/ W&H launches a new innovation in sterilization: the Lexa Mini
/ New! BeautiLink SA is specifically designed for zirconia restorations
/ Introducing DDS Lab’s 3-D printed digital denture workflow
/ Two products that will make you smile
/ Expand your possibilities with three confidence-inspiring DEXIS launches
/ STELLAR materials at the forefront of implant surgery with a Taubicolored Elixirs twist
/ Genoray: committed to exceptional sales, service
/ Keep your chin up, neck straight and eyes forward with Infinity VUE
/ Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus: vVARDIS presents innovative chairside treatment for early caries
/ Future events
/ Get out and see New York!
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Greater New York Dental Meeting · Dec. 1–4, 2024
Vol. 19, No. 1
DEC.
1
2024
100 years of GNYDM!
By Aaron Rothkopf, today Staff
An attendee gets a photo taken during a prior Greater New York Dental Meeting. This year’s meeting’s, the 100th edition,
continues through Wednesday. (Photos/today Staff)
n What do Wheaties, Jimmy Carter,
Kleenex and the Greater New York
Dental Meeting all have in common?
They’re all turning 100 years old in
2024!
Billed as one of the largest dental
meetings in the world, GNYDM is
marking this major milestone by inviting more than 36,000 medical professionals from more than 150 countries
through its doors. Taking place now
through Wednesday, there is plenty to
see and do here at the Jacob K. Javits
Convention Center.
Come experience a wide variety of
full- and half-day seminars, hands-on
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2024
Great Oral Health Pitch
returns to New York
Entrepreneurs and innovators to pitch ideas for a $50,000 prize
n The anticipation is building as
we gear up for the second Great
Oral Health Pitch event, taking place
at 2:30 p.m. Monday here at the Greater
New York Dental Meeting.
The Great Oral Health Pitch is
looking for the next generations of
healthcare and oral innovators and
entrepreneurs.
What is the ‘Great Oral Health
Pitch’ program?
The “Great Oral Health Pitch: Innovate,
Elevate, and Generate Your Idea to
Advance Oral Health!” program offers
a platform for entrepreneurs to refine
100 YEARS
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their innovative ideas into successful
pitches.
Join us for a “Shark Tank” style
event where a panel of oral healthcare industry experts from diverse
backgrounds will offer insights and
personalized feedback on how to “perfect your pitch.”
Among the participants in our inperson pitch events, which continue
at the Chicago Midwinter and California Dental Association meetings, one
will be selected to win the Great Oral
Health Pitch Grand Prize: an exclusive
sponsorship package of oral healthcare products and services valued at
more than $50,000, including cash,
business launch marketing, networking opportunities and more!
Who can participate?
Participation in the program is open to
individuals and organizations across
the oral health community, including
dental students, hygienist students,
DSOs, office staff, young professionals
and entrepreneurs in the early stages
of their careers. For more information, visit shilsfund.org/the-great-oralhealth-pitch/.
(Source: The Shils Fund)
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workshops and aisles of exhibitors
showcasing the latest technology and
devices in the field, while also taking
the chance to mingle with peers at
various social events.
This year, the GNYDM is expanding its World Implant Expo and is
also showcasing its Annual Global
Orthodontic Conference, 3D Printing Conference, Oral Health Symposium, Pediatric Summit, Women’s Program, Public Health Program, Special
Needs Courses and Dental Laboratory
Education.
This year’s meeting will house
more than 1,600 technical exhibits
where attendees can get hands-on
experience with the newest technology. With more than 600 exhibitors,
there is something for every kind of
dental profession.
An international business center
has been established to meet the
needs of manufacturers interested
in exporting their products. There
is also an international hospitality
center where international guests
can relax and join other international
colleagues for coffee.
The exhibit floor hours are from
9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today through
Tuesday and from 9:30 a.m. to
3 p.m. on Wednesday. Admission to
the GNYDM and all the events are by
badge only.
Letting attendees learn about new
dental practices and procedures is one
of the top priorities of the GNYDM. To
that end, you can check out the
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A variety of educational sessions, including hands-on workshops and fulland half-day seminars, are scheduled for this year’s Greater New York Dental
Meeting. Check your meeting app for the full slate and all the details.
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New Products Pavilion today through
Wednesday. There, you can see the
newest and latest products and services that you can take back to your
dental offices.
Other seminars include ones on
sleep apnea, Botox and various cosmetic procedures in the field of dentistry.
Participants can get continuing education credits at this year’s
event. The GNYDM provides one hour
of credit for each hour of lecture. The
C.E. registry is located on the exhibit
floor in Rear Aisles 434 and 4828.
Proof of attendance for continuing
education certification is available for
all scientific sessions.
The number of C.E. hours is equal to
the number of hours per course. Computerized C.E. certifications can be
printed out after each course or from
any computer with internet access up
to six months following the meeting.
For those staying near the convention center, a complimentary shuttle
bus will deliver attendees to and
from the event from many hotels. The
closest subway is the 7 train, which
stops at 34th Street-Hudson across the
street from the Javits Center.
And since the GNYDM is taking
place in the city that never sleeps,
you might want to take advantage
of all that the Big Apple has to offer,
including the lighting of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree, taking place on
Wednesday.
For more information on these
events or any other part of the
GNYDM annual meeting, visit www.
gnydm.com.
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Meeting Show Dailies Vol. 19
appear during the Greater New York
Dental Meeting in New York City,
Dec. 1 to 4, 2024.
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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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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2024
ICD 2024 International
Congress to champion
oral health excellence
By International College of Dentists
Staff
n The International College of Dentists (ICD) is excited to return to the
Greater New York Dental Meeting
this year to celebrate global oral
health leadership and service at its
2024 International Congress. The congress is the largest, most diverse gathering of ICD leaders to date, providing
a truly international experience of
collegiality, collaboration and pomp.
The key events are happening
today and they feature the International Council meeting, the ICD
Global Convocation Ceremony and a
celebration for the launch of the new
ICD Global Oral Health Leadership
Institute.
The ICD Global Convocation Ceremony takes place at the Javits and is
honoring more than 60 distinguished
dentists from countries including
Armenia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh,
England, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Indonesia, Jamaica, Nigeria, Pakistan, Panama and the United States.
The inductees are being bestowed
with the prestigious ICD Fellowship
in recognition of their achievements
as accomplished leaders, educators,
practitioners and humanitarians,
often amidst challenging circumstances such as war, natural disasters, pandemics and civil unrest.
The event offers a unique opportunity for new fellows to engage
with colleagues in the ICD and key
industry figures, receive the official
ICD Key and materials, and gain
insight into involvement in the college’s humanitarian, educational and
leadership activities.
In coordination with program partner Henry Schein, the ICD will also
launch its Global Oral Health Leadership (GOHL) Institute today during a
celebratory dinner. The ICD acquired
the GOHL Institute (formerly known
as the Senior Dental Leaders program
and operated by Global Child Dental
It’s a big day for the International College of Dentists here at the Greater New York Dental Meeting. On tap for today:
the International Council meeting, the ICD Global Convocation Ceremony and a celebration for the launch of the new ICD
Global Oral Health Leadership Institute. (Photo/Provided by ICD)
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Fund) earlier this year. The GOHL
launch is being attended by ICD and
Henry Schein global leaders, academic supporters from Harvard University and King’s College, program
alumni and prospects, representatives from industry and other key
opinion leaders.
The GOHL Institute retains the
one-year development program format, which includes strategic leadership skills for the implementation of
solutions to improve oral health and
systemic wellness worldwide.
Through
fostering
dialogue,
debate and shared learnings, the
GOHL Institute will further advance
its aim to empower next-generation
leaders in achieving impactful and
sustainable improvements to oral
health, strengthening prevention
and wellness models of care, and
ultimately enhancing populations’
overall health.
Join us as we celebrate dental
excellence on a global stage and foster
the spirit of service that lies at the
heart of our profession. For additional
details about ICD’s involvement at the
GNYDM, please reach out to office@
icd.org.
About ICD
The International College of Dentists
has been honoring the world’s leading
dentists since 1920. More than 12,000
dentists in 140 countries have earned
the prestigious title of FICD (Fellow
International College of Dentists).
Fellowship in the college is by invitation only and is granted in recognition of an individual dentist’s “outstanding professional achievement,
meritorious service and dedication to
the continued progress of dentistry
for the benefit of humankind.”
Information on ICD and the hundreds of global humanitarian, educational and other oral health servicerelated projects may be viewed at
www.icd.org.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2024
W&H launches a new innovation
in sterilization: the Lexa Mini
The new Lexa Mini
Class B rapid
sterilizer is designed
to fit perfectly into
a dental practice’s
workflow. (Photos/
Provided by W&H)
By W&H Staff
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n Visit booth No. 3931 to see W&H’s
new sterilizer, the Lexa Mini. This
brand new Class B rapid sterilizer is
set to transform the industry with its
innovative technology, prioritizing
what’s essential for busy practices:
reliability, efficiency and safety.
Experience a new kind of clean
Utilizing the same cutting-edge technology as its award-winning full-size
Lexa sterilizers, this compact version
is designed to fit perfectly into a dental practice’s workflow.
It offers the same innovative features of fresh water for every cycle
and closed-door drying, ensuring
completely dry and sterile loads.
Sterilize wisely
Lexa Mini offers EliTrace, providing enhanced traceability with an
advanced documentation system that
offers full traceability down to a single instrument.
Cycle documentation is automatically saved to a USB stick. This results
in a higher level of safety for both a
practice and its patients.
Master the flow
Streamlining sterilization enhances
efficiency and patient experience.
Lexa Mini is not just a sterilizer;
it’s the heartbeat of a dental practice,
keeping every operation running
smoothly and efficiently and integrates seamlessly into a sterilization
area by optimizing a workflow.
Here in New York
Come learn more about the new Lexa
Mini rapid sterilizer at the W&H booth,
No. 3931. You can also find product
demonstrations and special promotions. In addition, be sure to attend “Unlocking the Power of Dry: Sterilization
Efficiency in Your Practice” presented
by Karen Gregory, RN CDIPC, on Monday at 10:30 a.m. This W&H sponsored
session is worth 1 C.E. credit.
Key advantages
• Faster: This rapid sterilizer has
faster cycle times compared to other
compact sterilizers in its class and
can achieve complete sterilization in
as little as 23 minutes including drying time for maximum efficiency.
• Drier: Closed-door drying technology delivers bone dry loads, ready
for immediate use at the end of every
cycle, minimizing the risk of cross
contamination.
• More versatile: Designed to meet
diverse practice needs with cycles for
wrapped, unwrapped, cassette and
low-temperature loads. It offers two
or three rack options for additional
load flexibility, comes in both 5-liter
and 3-liter models and features both
a vacuum pump for setups without
an air line and an air ejector for those
with an air line.
• More convenient: Auto drain
and auto fill are standard features of
Lexa Mini. Auto fill adds convenience
by ensuring fresh water delivery for
every cycle, every time.
Auto drain saves time for staff,
making the manual process of emptying dirty water bottles a thing of the
past, streamlining the sterilization
process.
product demonstrations and special
promotions.
At the booth, you can also get an
overview of the new Lexa Mini rapid
sterilizer as well as other innovations,
including the recently introduced
Synea Power Edition line of handpiece for cutting through the toughest
materials such as zirconia crowns.
Stop by the booth
Earn C.E. credit on Monday
Visit W&H at booth No 3931 for
Earn a C.E. credit by attending the
W&H
sponsored
presentation,
“Unlocking the Power of Dry: Sterilization Efficiency in Your Practice” presented by Karen Gregory, RN CDIPC,
on Monday at 10:30 a.m.
The presentation is in partnership
with Dental Products Report and the
Greater NY Dental Association. C.E.
credits are issued by Greater NY Dental Association.
Follow signs on the show floor for
directions to the meeting room or
stop by booth No. 3931 for details. No
registration is required, and walk-ins
are welcome!
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2024
New! BeautiLink SA is specifically
designed for zirconia restorations
By Shofu Dental Staff
n BeautiLink SA is a dual-cure selfadhesive resin cement specifically
designed for zirconia restorations. It
features clinically proven bioactive
Giomer Technology to reduce crown
failure due to secondary decay by
releasing and recharging fluoride and
other beneficial ions for the life of the
restoration.1,2
Its anti-bacterial and acid-neutralizing effects reduce caries-causing
bacteria present in the preparation
or infiltrating the margins. 2 These
bioactive properties provide health
benefits not found in competitive
products.
BeautiLink SA has an ideal viscosity for easy handling and mixing tips
that ensure perfect paste delivery;
clean-up is quick and easy.
It is available in three different
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shades: clear, ivory and opaque. The
clear and ivory shades are highly
translucent while the opaque shade
is ideal for masking stains and darker
preps.
BeautiLink SA offers remarkable
color stability, providing long-lasting esthetics for all indirect restorations. It is available in two packaging
options: one 8.6 g syringe with 10
mixing tips or two 8.6 g syringes with
20 mixing tips. Visit booth No. 4207 to
take advantage of the GNYDM show
special offer — buy $250 and get one
4.3g BeautiLink SA for free.
References
1. Walton, JN et al. A Survey of Crown and
Fixed Partial Denture Failures, J Prosthet Dent. 1986 Oct;56(4):416-21.
2. Gordan V.V., et al. A clinical evaluation
of a self-etching primer and a Giomer
restorative material: Results at 8 years.
JAM Dent. Assoc. 2007;138:621-627.
Here in New York
To learn more about the BeautiLink
SA and to take advantage of the show
special — buy $250 and get one 4.3g
BeautiLink SA for free — stop by the
Shofu booth, No. 4207.
BeautiLink SA is a dual-cure
self-adhesive resin cement specifically
designed for zirconia restorations.
(Photo/Provided by Shofu Dental)
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2024
Introducing DDS Lab’s 3-D
printed digital denture workflow
By DDS Lab Staff
n In search of efficiency gains and
enhanced patient experience, dental
offices on the forefront of innovation have adopted intraoral scanning as a replacement to traditional
analog impressions primarily for
orthodontic appliances and fixed restorations.
It is no wonder, given the hurdles
associated with traditional processes
for the creation of removable dentures, that early adopters of digital
dentistry are now ready to reinvent
removable workflows with this same
scanning technology.
DDS Lab, a market leading, fullservice dental lab, has been at the
forefront of driving intraoral scanning adoption for restorative procedures, in partnership with dental
support organizations (DSOs) and
digitally enabled private practices
alike.
DDS Lab has fabricated more than
2 million digital restorations and has
taken this experience and applied it
to removables.
“We are proud of our lab’s investment and experience in this space,”
said Chuck DiNardo, CEO of DDS Lab.
“We believe the time is now to drive
a change in the standard of care
for removables to a fully digital 3-D
printed pathway.”
One of the benefits of 3-D printed
denture technology is the ability to
produce dentures that are not only
better fitting but also more esthetically pleasing. Moreover, this digital
workflow significantly reduces turnaround times.
What once took weeks of multiple appointments and manual adjustments can now be accomplished in
a fraction of the time. This not only
enhances patient satisfaction but also
boosts the productivity of the practice, reducing chair time and streamlining workflow.
The digital technicians at DDS Lab
recommend dental practices interested in evolving their practice with
3-D printed denture workflows start
with the immediate denture workflow. Immediate dentures are the
ideal starting point because scanning
techniques are more similar to fixed
restorations.
As office teams grow comfortable,
and with the support of the dental lab,
scanning for edentulous patients can
be adopted.
A highlight of the digitization of
DDS Lab designs
and prints using
the TrueDent Resin
by Stratasys, a highly
esthetic and fully
monolithic solution
for digital dentures,
shown here in pink
and purple.
(Photos/Provided
by DDS Lab)
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removables is the ability to retain
digital records for each patient.
Dentists can work with the lab to
build on the immediate denture for
final dentures as far as fit, form and
function.
DDS Lab would be eager to support
any digitally enabled office with the
training and tools necessary to adopt
3-D printed dentures.
Find your local support team member at www.ddslab.com/directory/.
Here in New York
To learn more about DDS Lab and
3-D printed dentures, stop by booth
No. 1030.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Dec. 1, 2024
Two products that
will make you smile
Beutlich Pharmaceuticals offers HurriCaine products
By Beutlich Pharmaceuticals Staff
n Beutlich Pharmaceuticals has a
full family of HurriCaine products.
The company, best known within the
dental industry for its HurriCaine
Topical Anesthetic gels and sprays
containing 20 percent Benzocaine, is
also offering a unit dose gel and a unit
dose gel syringe.
HurriCaine Topical Anesthetic Gel
is available in a unit dose. This individually wrapped, single-use dose
includes a single-use swab for easy
application.
It is designed to provide convenient, fast, temporary pain relief associated with sores in the mouth and
throat, canker sores, irritation from
dentures or orthodontic appliances,
and other dental procedures, according to the company.
The unit dose also has a fast onset
— within 30 seconds — and helps to
eliminate cross-contamination, the
company asserts. It is available in
five flavors: original wild cherry, piña
colada, fresh mint, watermelon and
strawberry.
The HurriCaine Topical Anesthetic
Unit Dose Gel also comes in a prefilled
syringe. The single-use dose syringe
has a flexible but firm plastic irrigation tip for effective sub-gingival
application prior to root planning,
scaling and other procedures, allowing the gel to be delivered right where
it is needed.
It has a fast onset — within 30 seconds — and comes in four flavors: original wild cherry, piña colada, mint and
strawberry.
“We are excited to offer people an
easy and convenient way to ease their
mouth pain,” said David Clinard, COO
at Beutlich Pharmaceuticals. “These
individually wrapped single-use topical gels are safe and effective, plus in
many cases, they are a needle-free
alternative to pain relief at the dentist.”
MEDCOAT is another addition to
the Beutlich’s line of products. It is an
HurriCaine Topical Anesthetic Gel is available in a unit dose. This individually wrapped, single-use dose includes a single-use
swab for easy application. (Photo/Provided by Beutlich Pharmaceuticals)
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Here in New York
To learn more about the HurriCaine
Topical Anesthetic gels and sprays,
stop by the Beutlich Pharmaceuticals
booth, No. 2813, or visit beutlich.com.
innovative new coating that makes
pills go down more smoothly and covers up the bad taste of any medicine,
according to the company. It is perfect
for alleviating the sharp edges of pills
that need to be halved or quartered
and eliminates the need to crush tablets or add flavorings, which can alter
the effectiveness of the medicines.
The special coating applicator is
easy to use, works on any size or
shaped pill or capsule, and comes in
three flavors: citrus, strawberry and
cola. It is available at medcoatusa.
com, amazon.com and at select pharmacies.
About MEDCOAT USA
MEDCOAT USA is headquartered in
Bunnell, Fla., and began distribution
in the United States in 2019. MEDCOAT USA’s parent company, Beutlich
Pharmaceuticals, has developed and
manufactured unique solutions for
pain management and patient care
since 1954. You can follow MEDCOAT
on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and
LinkedIn.
About Beutlich Pharmaceuticals
Beutlich Pharmaceuticals is a familyowned business that has been offering healthcare professionals unique
solutions for pain management and
preventative care since 1954.
Best known for its family of
HurriCaine Topical Anesthetics,
Beutlich now offers additional premium products for the medical and
dental industries. The unit dose gel
and the unit dose syringes are available directly through Beutlich and can
be ordered by calling (800) 238-8542.
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Expand your possibilities with three
confidence-inspiring DEXIS launches
By DEXIS Staff
n It’s never been a more exciting
time to be a general practitioner, as a
growing number of dental practices
expand the services they offer to their
patients.
According to American Dental
Association (ADA) research, approximately 70 percent to 90 percent of
general dentists perform at least some
endodontic procedures in their practices.1 While general practices have
traditionally referred more challenging cases to specialists, that too is
starting to change.
Many general practices now offer
patients a range of services inside
their operatories, including clear
aligners, treatments for gum disease,
simple implant replacement, select
root canal procedures and more.
That’s great news for patients and
practices alike. As general practices
provide more complex procedures
in-house, they’re opening new opportunities for growth and revenue
while saving patients the inconvenience of scheduling multiple appointments with different specialists.
Win, win.
To successfully expand their services, however, general practices
must have the right technology, tools
and team in place. They must also
have a high level of confidence in the
accuracy of their diagnoses, the precision of the procedures they perform
and the predictability of outcomes
that support a positive patient experience.
An innovator in digital imaging
technology, DEXIS is committed to
developing solutions that empower
confidence for dentists and their
teams. With three exciting new
launches — ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH
OP 3D EX, updates in the DEXIS
Intraoral Scanner ScanFlow software
and surgical guide creation in DTX
Studio Clinic — DEXIS supports a
high level of confidence for general
practices seeking to grow their business, unlock new possibilities and
expand the way they provide patient
care.
Built on proven OP 3D technology,
the OP 3D EX multimodal imaging
platform provides general practices
an entry point to expanded possibilities. With the OP 3D EX, you’ll
find many of the popular features
available with the OP 3D LX, including fast scan times, flexible applications, consistent high-clarity images,
access to AI-enabled features embed-
The latest release of IS ScanFlow
introduces Oral Compare to help
clinicians and patients visualize
changes in dentition over time.
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The latest version of DTX Studio Clinic software supports procedural confidence
with the addition of an intuitive surgical guide creation feature. (Photos/Provided
by DEXIS)
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Here in New York
To learn more about all of DEXIS’
digital imaging technology, stop by
booth No. 4423.
The OP 3D EX multimodal imaging platform provides general practices
an entry point to expanded possibilities.
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ded within the DTX Studio Clinic
software and patient comfort.
The OP 3D EX enables you to capture detailed 3-D X-ray images with
adjustable field-of-view sizes using
cone beam technology as well as various panoramic images adapting to
varying patient anatomy and clinical
needs.
You also have the choice to use
the ORTHOfocus feature to automati-
cally identify the optimal panoramic
image layer or the multilayer pan that
returns five panoramic layers within
one exposure.
Used in combination with the OP
3D EX, intraoral scanning plays an
equally important role in general
practices seeking to expand their
services. DEXIS intraoral scanners
are equipped with DEXIS IS ScanFlow
software to simplify and streamline
how you leverage intraoral scans
to communicate findings with your
patients.
The latest release of IS ScanFlow
introduces Oral Compare that helps
clinicians and patients visualize
changes in dentition over time.
Along with increased diagnostic and patient confidence, general
practices seeking to broaden their
offerings must also be confident in
the procedures they perform and
the predictability of outcomes for
patients. The latest version of DTX
Studio Clinic software supports this
procedural confidence with the addition of an intuitive surgical guide
creation feature.
DTX Studio Clinic now allows you
to design surgical guides directly
in the software in under three minutes. Easy-to-use surgical template
functionality enables you to generate
chairside printable high-resolution
surgical template with just a few
clicks.
Reference
1. “Recent Trends in the Market for Endodontics.” Burns, Lorel, D.D.S.; Vujicic,
Marko, Ph.D.; Blatz, Andrew. Health
Policy Institute. American Dental Association.
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STELLAR materials at the
forefront of implant surgery
with a Taubicolored Elixirs twist
By TAUB Products Staff
n All-on-X immediate and delayed
load full arch guided surgeries have
become the pinnacle procedure in
implant full mouth smile reconstruction. Full arch guided surgeries offer
a patient with an otherwise non-existent smile the ability to have a confidence-inspiring smile with excellent
occlusion and alignment.
A guided surgery is not inexpensive to the patient. It has a price tag
where the patient will expect the
very best components and materials
are used, for the very best results.
If the patient comes back because of
PMMA denture fractures at the cylinder interface, in the middle of the
healing phase, not only is the patient
upset but the labor and time to fix the
issue and reseat the healing denture
will seriously affect the overall profit,
patient confidence, doctor confidence
in material resin choice and predictable outcomes of the procedure.
STELLAR DC Acrylic is a revolutionary, dual cure PMMA pick-up and
conversion resin with amazing cure
speed and unsurpassed durability,
according to TAUB Products, the company behind the resin. It can speed
up the pick-up and conversion time by
30-plus minutes.
STELLAR offers “rock hard” durability and won’t fracture throughout
the healing phase, when used as
directed, according to the company.
STELLAR DC Acrylic resin is great
for picking up immediate load dentures, overdenture attachments, hard
relines, creating implant verification
jigs and more. It can be tack cured in
eight to ten seconds, fully light cured
in 20 seconds and will cure on its own
in 120 seconds. It provides the fastest
production time of any acrylic, has no
noticeable shrinkage, has no polymerization heat during cure and no tension after cure, the company asserts.
If you’re looking for a longer selfset version, the STELLAR Attachment resin is specially formulated
for picking up “locator” overdenture
attachments. Utilizing very similar
technology to STELLAR DC Acrylic,
the STELLAR Attachment offers a
four-plus minute self set time. This
gives ample working time to position
Here in New York
For a demonstration of any TAUB
product, to pick up literature or place
orders, stop by the TAUB Products
booth, No. 2908.
STELLAR DC Acrylic is a dual cure PMMA pick-up and conversion resin.
(Photos/Provided by TAUB Products)
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and pick-up multiple overdenture
attachments at once.
The latest addition to the STELLAR
family, STELLAR Glaze LC Liquid, is a
light cure PMMA clear glaze for sealing and creating a luster on acrylic
and composite prosthesis and resin
teeth. Using blue wavelength LED at
470 nm, full curing takes place in 30
seconds.
It is specially formulated to chemically cure without a bonding agent to
3-D printed and milled try-ins, immediate load full arch temps and long-
term full arch temps. Applying STELLAR Glaze LC Liquid after pick-up and
conversion for all chairside conversion arches allows the material to flow
into and seal any microgaps.
STELLAR Glaze seals porous
PMMA and other resins and increases
long-term integrity and durability
of the prosthesis. STELLAR GLAZE
LC Liquid works over STELLAR DC
Acrylic and other pickup resins.
“With more than 1,500 cases per
month, the STELLAR family of PMMA
Acrylics are a game changer for pickup and conversions of immediate
load temporary restorations and locator overdenture attachments,” said
Jordan Taub, vice president at TAUB
Products.
“Using our chemistry and technology, the CDT, super GP and periodontist now have an ultra-durable,
fast-setting, no heat, no noticeable
shrinkage acrylic that dramatically
reduces production times.”
TAUB also offers a chlorhexidine
gel for cleaning implant sites and
components. GoCHx Gel 0.8 percent
chlorhexidine offers targeted placement that will clean the area and not
make a mess. It can be used where
chlorhexidine is indicated, in the
implant well before abutment placement, screw access holes and other
components.
TAUB has a new cement line called
ENERGY CTZ for single/final full arch
restorations, focusing on bonding 3-D
ceramics, titanium and zirconia.
Come visit TAUB Products at booth
No. 2908 here at the Greater New York
Dental Meeting. You can check out a
demonstration, grab some literature
and place your orders.
TAUB is also looking to build its
lecture-based clinicians. If you feel
any of these products have value
in your dental education programs,
please stop by the booth, call TAUB at
(800) 828-2634, or email Jordan Taub
at jordan@taubdental.com.
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Genoray: committed to
exceptional sales, service
By Genoray Staff
n Genoray is excited to announce
the opening of its new office in Fort
Lee, N.J., marking a significant milestone in our commitment to providing
exceptional sales and service across
the East Coast.
This new location will enhance our
ability to better serve our customers
with faster support and more localized solutions. We look forward to
strengthening relationships with our
East Coast partners and continuing
to deliver innovative products and
services to the Eastern Seaboard.
Genoray is actively seeking reference sites across the country, with a
special focus on the New Jersey and
New York areas. We’re offering an
AD
unbeatable deal for volunteer sites,
including exclusive pricing and an
extended warranty.
If you’re interested in becoming a
reference site, stop by booth No. 2713
to learn more about this opportunity
and how you can benefit. Don’t miss
out — we look forward to discussing
how Genoray can support your needs!
Meet the GT300
Here inNew York, Genoray is excited
to unveil the groundbreaking GT300,
a next-generation CBCT system
designed to elevate both patient experience and clinical efficiency.
The GT300 features a Voice Guidance System with multilingual support and soothing LED mood lighting,
creating a calming environment that
enhances patient comfort throughout
the imaging process.
With its Smart Positioning system, the GT300 automatically recalls
patient data for quick and precise rescanning, while advanced low-dose
technology ensures high-resolution
images with reduced radiation exposure.
Offering a large field of view and
multiple FOV options, the GT300
delivers exceptional diagnostic clarity, making it an essential tool for dental practices committed to providing
the highest quality care.
New loyalty program
Genoray is excited to introduce a new
loyalty program designed to reward
our valued customers.
Here in New York
Stop by the Genoray booth, No. 2713, to
see the new GT300 and other products
and learn about the company’s new
loyalty program.
As part of this initiative, we are
offering a product buyback program,
where we will credit the value of
any Genoray products toward the
purchase of a new system. This is
our way of saying thank you for your
continued trust and support.
For more details on how you can
take advantage of this offer, please
reach out to our team. We look forward to helping you upgrade to the
latest Genoray technology!
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Keep your chin up, neck straight
and eyes forward with Infinity VUE
By Designs for Vision Staff
n Designs for Vision has several
innovative products including the
Infinity VUE, Panoramic Field and
REVEAL.
Designed to provide a straightforward approach to ergonomics,
Infinity VUE loupes are available
from Designs for Vision in 3.0x, 3.5x
and 4.5x magnification. Infinity VUE
(Vision Up Ergonomics) keeps your
chin up, your neck straight and your
eyes forward while viewing the magnified oral cavity. You need to try
these loupes on to see (and feel) the
difference in your posture.
The patented Panoramic Field
Loupes (US pat. 8928975B2) represent
the most significant advancement in
telescope design in more than 100
years. The viewable areas are twice
as large as prismatic expanded field
AD
Here in New York
To learn more about Designs for
Vision’s many products, including the
Infinity VUE, Panoramic Field and
REVEAL, stop by booth No. 3530.
designed loupes and up to five times
greater than Galilean loupes.
Panoramic Field loupes provide
unprecedented field of view, clarity,
definition and color. The Panoramic
Field are available in 3.5x, 4.5x and
now introducing 6.0x.
Designs for Vision has launched
the groundbreaking REVEAL (US pat.
10215977B1), providing hands-free
fluorescence enhanced theragnosis
(FET). REVEAL supplies the visual
information to support decision making and facilitate proper treatment
options in cariology, oral hygiene,
The Infinity VUE loupes from Designs
for Vision. (Photo/Provided by Designs
for Vision)
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periodontology-implantology and restorative dentistry.
Designs for Vision also has the pat-
ented (US pat. 8,851,709 & RE46,463)
intuitive response technology with
the Micro IR HDi headlight. 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.
You can see the Visible Difference yourself by visiting Designs for
Vision at booth No. 3530 here in New
York, or contact Designs to arrange a
visit in your office at (800) 345-4009 or
info@dvimail.com.
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Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus: vVARDIS presents
innovative chairside treatment for early caries
By vVARDIS Staff
n Despite improvements in detection
and prevention, dental caries remains
the most prevalent chronic disease
worldwide, with the majority of cases
untreated. Now, Curodont Repair
Fluoride Plus by Swiss dental company vVARDIS offers a biomimetic
system for the noninvasive treatment
of early-stage caries through guided
enamel remineralization.
The patented Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus low-viscosity formulation
allows ions from the patient’s saliva
to diffuse into the enamel surface
and to initiate the remineralization
process.
Its precise and targeted application on the surface of early carious
lesions makes it possible to treat them
with just one application in a simple
in-office procedure that lasts only up
to 10 minutes.
With one applicator, up to three
lesions can be treated in the same
AD
Here in New York
To learn more about the Curodont
Repair Fluoride Plus, call (352) 9780726, send an email to info@vvardis.us
or stop by the vVardis booth, No. 3921.
Curodont Repair Fluoride
Plus can help treat early
carious lesions. (Photo/
Provided by vVARDIS)
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patient. The chairside procedure is
completely pain-free and does not
require anesthesia or strict isolation
techniques.
The formulation works on all surfaces and is nonstaining and can thus
be used on all teeth, including those
in the esthetic zone. Furthermore, it
is tasteless.
For all these reasons, it is well
received by patients, particularly
children.
Apart from the benefits it brings to
patients, it is easy for the clinician to
learn how to use and has seen quick
acceptance by dental professionals
everywhere. Practices also view it as
an untapped growth opportunity.
The procedure can be done by any
dental professional, and it is often the
hygienist who performs it after confirmation of the diagnosis by a dentist.
This synergy within the dental team
increases hygiene production while
saving the dentist chair time and
empowering the hygienist to work at
the highest level of training.
More information about the
vVARDIS product line for dental professionals can be found at
professional.vvardis.com/products.
The vVARDIS team is available
on-site at the GNYDM. To arrange a
meeting with a sales representative,
contact the company at (352) 978-0726
or send an email to info@vvardis.us
to schedule an appointment. You can
also stop by the booth, No. 3921.
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Comedian Josh Sneed to headline
the Hinman 2025 Keynote Session
By Hinman Dental Meeting Staff
n The Thomas P. Hinman Dental
Meeting — one of the nation’s leading
dental meetings and comprehensive
sources of continuing education in
dentistry — has announced its 2025
dates and keynote speaker.
The 112th meeting will take place
March 20 to 22 at the Georgia World
Congress Center (Building B) in
Atlanta. Comedian Josh Sneed will
headline the Keynote Session on
Thursday, March 20 at 5:30 p.m. in the
Thomas Murphy Ballroom.
Sneed is a nationally touring comedian and one of the most played
artists on Sirius/XM radio. He’s had
appearances on “Last Comic Standing”, the Aspen Comedy Festival and
at the prestigious “Just For Laughs”
Comedy Festival in Montreal. His new
special, “Josh Sneed: Live in the DesAD
Registration for Hinman 2025 will
open on Tuesday, Dec. 10. Please visit
Hinman.org for more information.
The Hinman tradition
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Comedian Josh Sneed. (Photo/Provided by Hinman Dental Meeting)
sert,” has been viewed more than 60
million times. He’s shared the stage
with Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr, Jim
Gaffigan, Ron White and Kevin Hart.
He resides in the Cincinnati area with
his wife, two kids and a pug named
Ham.
This session is sponsored by the
Atlanta chapter of the Alpha Omega
International Dental Fraternity in
cooperation with the Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting. The fraternity
has dedicated this lectureship in
memory of Dr. Marvin C. Goldstein.
The Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting is an annual tradition, providing
dental professionals with the latest
and most comprehensive continuing
education in dentistry today. The
meeting is known for its hospitality, educational programs, roster of
speakers, social events and all-inclusive technical exhibition.
The meeting is sponsored by the
Hinman Dental Society, a non-profit
organization, and excess revenue is
invested and then gifted in the form of
scholarships to individuals and institutions that foster dental education.
The society has provided more than
$11 million in total giving to date.
Visit Hinman.org to learn more.
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Get out and see New York!
By Aaron Rothkopf, today Staff
thehighline.org, an elevated rail platform that has been turned into a public park. It snakes its way down into
the West Village, offering unmatched
views of urban street life. Winter
hours are daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
n The cool autumn temperatures
make for a good opportunity to get
out of the Javitz Convention Center
and take a stroll through the streets
of North America’s largest city. Walk
through the different neighborhoods
and try food from far-flung destinations. When your stomach is full,
give your wallet a taste of the many
shopping opportunities New York has
to offer.
There is plenty to see and do after
spending all day learning about new
dental techniques. Here are just some
of the many highlights to be found in
the Big Apple.
Museum of Modern Art
9/11 Memorial and Museum
More than 20 years ago, terrorists
attacked the United States, and nearly
3,000 people lost their lives at the
World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan. Today, two reflecting pools stand
at the footprints to the two towers
with the names of those killed. A
museum nearby is dedicated to those
who lost their lives that day, those
who survived and those who risked
their lives to save others.
If you go: The 9/11 Museum is open
six days a week, Wednesday through
Monday, closed Tuesdays, from 9
a.m. to 7 p.m. Advanced tickets are
required for the museum. Tickets
cost $33 for adults, $21 for youths 7-12
years old. Tickets for the memorial
are not required, and it is open from
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information,
log onto www.911memorial.org/visit/
museum.
At top, take in
the sunrise at the
Empire State Building
Starbucks Reserve
Sunrise Experience.
(Photo/John
Dillenbeck, via
Wikimedia Commons)
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At left, you can
check out the MoMA
for free on Friday
evenings. (Photo/
flowcomm, via
Wikimedia Commons)
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The Empire State Building
Combine your love of Starbucks and
your fear of heights as you take in
the morning sunrise atop the Empire
State Building. The exclusive Empire
State Building Starbucks Reserve
Sunrise Experience is offered every
Saturday from April 1 with limited
capacity. It costs $135 and includes
free Starbucks.
For those non early risers, you too
can be whisked to the main observatory on the 86th floor, or if you want
to go a little higher, head up to the
“top deck” observatory on the 102nd
floor. The views from both levels are
spectacular, especially when the sky
is clear.
If you go: Enter on West 34th Street.
You can visit any time during the day
or even very late at night. Hours are
from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Prices start at
$44 for adults and $38 for children
and go up from there. Reservations
are required if you plan on visiting,
but you can buy tickets on the second
floor kiosk. Advance tickets are avail-
able at www.esbnyc.com. There’s also
an app, called Empire State Building
Guide.
Even more views: You can also visit
the Top of the Rock Observation Deck,
at Rockefeller Center, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, www.topoftherocknyc.com.
There’s also One World Observatory,
at the top of One World Trade Center,
www.oneworldobservatory.com.
Times Square
The new year is still just over a
month away, but check out the most
famous spot to welcome in 2025.
Times Square is also the center of the
Theatre District and has many restaurants and shops to fill your time.
Broadway is nearby, and it’s the place
to catch one of the many musicals
playing year-round.
Visiting Times Square in the even-
ing is a feast for the eyes as the area is
known for its bright neon signs.
Hudson Yards and City Climb
Also located near the Javits Center is
Hudson Yards, a new, modern public
square that includes a shopping mall,
restaurants and live performances,
all amid a cluster of high-rise luxury
apartment buildings. For those looking to overcome their fear of heights,
check out City Climb and stand 1,200
feet above the city streets attached to
a harness for out-of-this-world views
of the city.
If you go: To visit Hudson Yards
from the Javits Center, simply cross
11th Avenue and go right (south).
Tickets for City Climb cost $185 or go
online to www.edgenyc.com.
A nearby stroll: From Hudson Yards
you can enter The High Line, www.
If you love art, you know that some of
the world’s most priceless works are
famously on display at the Museum of
Modern Art — known affectionately to
New Yorkers as the MoMA. Some of
the highlights include Picasso’s “Les
Demoiselles d’Avignon,” van Gogh’s
“The Starry Night” and Monet’s
“Water Lilies” as well as many other
works by contemporary artists.
If you go: MoMA is located at
11 W. 53rd St. It’s open daily from
10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., except on
Saturdays when it is open until 7 p.m.
Admission is $30 for adults and $22
for seniors. Children get in free. It’s
free for everyone on Fridays starting
at 5:30 until 9 p.m.
Tickets include admission to all
galleries and special exhibitions.
Expect crowds and long lines, especially on Friday evenings. You can
buy tickets at www.moma.org.
More art: Also not to be missed
is the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
at 1000 Fifth Avenue, www.met
museum.org, and the Whitney
Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort St., whitney.org.
Statue of Liberty Museum
If you want to get out on the water
and visit one of New York’s most
famous landmarks, head out to see
the Statue of Liberty. Opened just
four years ago, check out the Statue
of Liberty Museum, www.statueof
libertymuseum.org, on Liberty Island.
The museum tells the story of how the
150-foot copper statue was conceived
and built as a gift from the French
people.
On display is the statue’s original
torch, as it appeared atop the monument in 1886, as well as copper replicas of Lady Liberty’s face and foot.
If you go: Admission to the new
Statue of Liberty Museum is free,
but to get there you have to take a
boat from either Battery Park or from
Liberty State Park in New Jersey.
Visit www.statueofliberty.org/statueof-liberty/ for tickets and information.
Prices start at $24 for adults and $12
for children.
More bang for your buck: On the
way to Liberty Island your boat will
also stop at Ellis Island, which also
has a museum. It’s definitely worth
visiting. And be sure to check out the
glorious views of the Lower Manhattan skyline on the way to and from.
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/ Great Oral Health Pitch returns to New York
/ ICD 2024 International Congress to champion oral health excellence
/ W&H launches a new innovation in sterilization: the Lexa Mini
/ New! BeautiLink SA is specifically designed for zirconia restorations
/ Introducing DDS Lab’s 3-D printed digital denture workflow
/ Two products that will make you smile
/ Expand your possibilities with three confidence-inspiring DEXIS launches
/ STELLAR materials at the forefront of implant surgery with a Taubicolored Elixirs twist
/ Genoray: committed to exceptional sales, service
/ Keep your chin up, neck straight and eyes forward with Infinity VUE
/ Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus: vVARDIS presents innovative chairside treatment for early caries
/ Future events
/ Get out and see New York!
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