today Greater New York Dental Meeting Nov. 28, 2021
So good to be back! / Exhibitors / Future events / Your updated guide to New York City
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Greater New York Dental Meeting · Nov. 28–Dec. 1, 2021
Vol. 16, No. 1
NOV.
28
2021
It’s time to be more
productive
Expansion brings
new innovations
An updated guide
to New York City
Catch demonstrations of
this CAD/CAM software
in the exhibit hall.
Company adds hygiene,
endo, handpiece and
teeth whitening options.
The pandemic changed a
lot, but there is still much
to see and do in the city.
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So good to be back!
By today Staff
n There’s always plenty of excitement here in New York City. This
week, that excitement extends to the
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, as
the Greater New York Dental Meeting
makes an energetic comeback. You
might notice a smaller exhibit hall
this year, but you’ll find there are products and services to fit any need your
dental practice may have.
Be sure to visit the show floor,
which is open today (Sunday), Monday and Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. and Wednesday from 9:30
a.m. to 5 p.m.
The GNYDM is also known for its
world-renowned educational offerings, and this year is no exception.
Meeting organizers are presenting
an unparalleled educational program,
featuring some of the most highly
regarded educators in the field of
The Greater New York Dental Meeting returns to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center after a year away. The meeting
continues through Wednesday. (Photo/today Staff file photo)
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see BACK, page 3
Go shopping, then enter the raffle
n
Are you feeling lucky? How
about some prizes to go along with
all the new dental technology you’re
acquiring and all the education you’re
attaining here at the Greater New York
Dental Meeting?
Here’s how it works: Simply purchase $100 or more in products or services from any exhibitor on the show
floor and bring your receipt to the
GNYDM Social Media Booth (No. 1618)
and receive a raffle ticket. Fill out your
information on the raffle ticket form,
and then drop it in the entry box.
To make things even more fun,
while you’re at the booth you can get
your picture taken with a famous New
York City landmark.
Prize drawings will be held beginning today at 12:15 p.m. and again at
4:45 p.m. You must be present to win.
(Source: Greater New York
Dental Meeting)
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Nov. 28 to Dec. 1, 2021.
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dentistry. Formats include hands-on
workshops, seminars, new products
and scientific poster sessions.
“As cutting-edge knowledge and
information expand yearly, our goal
is to provide educational programs
that reflect the most relevant and
in-demand topics in dentistry,” said
James H. Doundoulakis, DMD, general chairman of the GNYDM, in a
welcome message published in the
meeting’s program guide.
Some of the educational highlights
for today include the following:
• “Restorative and Pulp Therapy
Techniques for Children: A HandsOn Workshop,” presented by Arnold
Weiss, DDS, MScD, will cover practical, easily implemented restorative
procedures for children. This practical program, taking place from 9 a.m.
to noon, focuses on predictable and
profitable restorative procedures.
Additionally, behavior guidance will
be discussed to help improve the care
of your pediatric patients. This halfday workshop is part of the Pediatric
Program.
• Marvin A. Fier, DDS, is presenting “Predictable, Profitable Restorative and Aesthetic Procedures,” from
2 to 5 p.m. Fier will explain how
newer materials and techniques can
help you achieve less stress, happier
patients and higher profits. A discussion of the new universal shade composites will be included. Total etch,
selective etch and self-etch will be
covered. This half-day seminar is also
part of the Pediatric Program.
• Also today, “Botox and Facial
Fillers for the Dental Practitioner: A
Clinical Workshop and Demonstration” will be offered by Zev Schulhof,
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DMD, MD, from 9 a.m. to noon and
2 to 5 p.m. During this all-day seminar
and workshop, there will be a brief
discussion on the history, indications
and types of facial fillers, as well as
their combined use with Botulinum
Toxin in the treatment of the aging
face.
“Live” demonstrations follow in
the afternoon, and mannequins will
be available for participants to practice the hands-on portion of the
program.
Many more offerings today are
part of the World Implant Expo, and
many others are part of the Global
Orthodontic Conference.
For a complete rundown of all the
educational events, be sure to check
your meeting guide.
(Source: Greater New York
Dental Meeting)
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CAD/CAM software to help
increase your productivity
By exocad Staff
n exocad, an Align Technlogy Inc.
company, will present highlights of
its three core products — DentalCAD
3.0 Galway, exoplan 3.0 Galway for
implant planning and ChairsideCAD
3.0 Galway for single-visit dentistry —
here at the Greater New York Dental
Meeting at booth No. 2003.
DentalCAD 3.0 Galway
Demonstrations will present 90 new
features, as well as 80 enhancements,
to DentalCAD 3.0 Galway. For example, attendees can experience the
new Instant Anatomic Morphing tool,
which automatically adjusts teeth
in real time, greatly improving the
speed and precision of anatomical
tooth placement.
Another feature is parametric
shape adjustment, which can transform all tooth libraries from a younger
to an older anatomy.
On-site experts will demonstrate
how the Smile Creator module can
automatically recognize facial features using new AI-assisted technology.
exoplan 3.0 Galway for implant
planning
exoplan 3.0 Galway* is a powerful,
open and efficient software package
for virtual implant planning, according to the company. With more than
40 new and 60 improved features,
the new Galway version represents a
significant expansion of edentulous
guided implantology possibilities and
offers improved integration with exocad’s DentalCAD software.
(*510(k) clearance is pending.)
ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway for
single-visit dentistry
Dentists will have the opportunity to
experience exocad’s ChairsideCAD
3.0 Galway software with the widest
range of indications available for
single-visit dentistry.
Live software demos will allow
dentists to experience the intuitive
user interface and see how easily,
economically and reliably they can
create esthetically demanding restorations in just one patient session,
according to the company. In addition, they’ll see how the wizarddriven user guidance enables users
to achieve precise and impressive
results quickly.
The ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway for
single-visit dentistry. (Photos/Provided
by exocad)
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Here in New York
To learn more and to experience live
demonstrations of the DentalCAD 3.0
Galway, exoplan 3.0 Galway for implant
planning and ChairsideCAD 3.0 Galway
for single-visit dentistry, stop by the
exocad booth, No. 2003.
With seamless integration to exocad DentalCAD, one of the world’s
leading CAD laboratory softwares,
clinicians can unlock unimagined
possibilities for digital collaboration
with dental laboratories, the company asserts.
Every step of the digital workflow
can be controlled by the laboratory, if
desired. This allows practitioners to
save time and rely on the expertise
of their preferred laboratory, while
still fully working on a collaborative
digital platform.
If you want to learn more about
how to increase productivity
with the help of a leading dental
CAD/CAM software, the exocad booth
at GNYDM, No. 2003, is the right place
to be.
Above, the DentalCAD
3.0 Galway.
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At left, the exoplan
3.0 Galway for implant
planning.
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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 new
and innovative products, including
Infinity VUE, Panoramic Field and
REVEAL.
Designed to provide a straightforward approach to ergonomics,
Infinity VUE loupes are available in
3.0x and 3.5x magnification. Infinity
VUE (Vision Up Ergonomics) keeps
your chin up, your neck straight and
your eyes forward while viewing the
magnified oral cavity.
Designs for Vision invites you to
try these loupes on to see (and feel) the
difference in your posture.
The new patented Panoramic Field
Loupes (U.S. pat. 8928975B2) represent the most significant advancement in telescope design in more than
100 years, according to the company.
The viewable areas are twice as large
as prismatic expanded field designed
loupes and up to five times greater
than Galilean loupes. Panoramic
Field loupes provide unprecedented
field of view, clarity, definition and
color, the company says.
Designs for Vision has also
launched
its
groundbreaking
Here in New York
You can see the Visible Difference®
by visiting Designs for Vision at booth
No. 2621. To arrange a visit in your
office, contact Designs for Vision at
(800) 345-4009 or info@dvimail.com.
Infinity VUE loupes, one of many new innovations available from Designs for
Vision, are designed to help improve posture. (Photo/Provided by Designs for
Vision)
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REVEAL™ (U.S. pat. 10215977B1),
providing hands-free fluorescence
enhanced theragnosis™ (FET ™ ).
According to the company, REVEAL
supplies the visual information to
support decision making and facilitate proper treatment options in cariology, oral hygiene, periodontology-
implantology and restorative dentistry.
Designs for Vision is also introducing the patented intuitive response
technology with the Micro IR HDi
headlight (U.S. pat. 8,851,709 and
RE46,463). The patented IR feature
allows you to operate the headlight
with hands-free operation. Onboard
biometrics sense the position of the
headlight to turn the light on when
you are working and turn the light off
when you look up.
Designs for Vision’s WireLess™
headlights free you from being tethered to a battery pack. The simple
modular designs uncouple the headlights from a specific frame or single
pair of loupes. The compact design
of the LED DayLite® WireLess headlights are independent of any frame/
loupes.
Add value to your workflow
By Medit Staff
The Medit Model Builder.
(Photo/Provided by Medit)
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n Medit, a company known as a
leader in 3-D digital solutions, has a
variety of workflow management and
communication software to help you
add value to your workflow.
Medit Creator is a software suite
that offers tools for designing models
and restorations and is workable for
everyone from novices to professionals.
Medit Model Builder helps you create 3-D-printable models optimized
for both orthodontic and prosthetics
workflows.
Medit Temporaries offers an exceptionally simple workflow to create
temporary and eggshell-type restorations in just a few clicks.
These are just some of the many
offerings from Medit, a company
that specializes in 3-D measurement
and CAD/CAM solutions for dental
clinics and labs, including intraoral
scanners, based on its own patented
state-of-the-art technology. The company’s mission is to provide innovative technology and the highest qual-
ity products to ensure mutual growth
for all partners.
To learn more about Medit and all
of its products, head online to i700.
medit.com.
Here in New York
Learn more about Medit at i700.medit.
com.
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Tuttnauer USA: Complete
infection control solutions
By Tuttnauer USA
n Since 1925, Tuttnauer has provided
complete infection control solutions
for dental clinics, investing in R&D
and advanced technological solutions
While the last couple of years have
been tough for the dental industry,
Tuttnauer invested in the development and launch of several new
products, such as the T-Edge — the
company’s newest tabletop, which
is an industry first featuring an
“upgrade-ready” option that allows
the unit to go from a Gravity Class
S sterilization to Class B Pre/Post
Vacuum sterilization.
The T-Edge autoclave is available
in 10” & 11” chamber sizes. If you have
the need for speed, it can complete a
AD
Here in New York
To learn more about all of Tuttnauer’s
infection control products, such as the
T-Edge and a thermal high disinfector
washer line, stop by the company’s
booth, No. 3203.
The T-Edge autoclave.
(Photo/Provided by Tuttnauer)
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wrapped cycle, including drying, in
35 minutes.
In terms of safety, personalized
usernames and passwords are availa-
ble for the individual operator, ensuring protection and traceability. The
internal memory can store up to 1,000
sterilization cycles, which can be
transferred to your computer via USB.
In addition to the new autoclave,
Tuttnauer has introduced a thermal
high disinfector washer line, the
TIVA2.
The washer high disinfector line
is available in undercounter or coun-
tertop configurations. These units
provide turnkey solutions for washing, disinfecting and drying diverse
instruments for a complete decontamination cycle.
Tuttnauer’s biological indicators
and automatic readers were designed
with busy dental practices in mind.
The “Ultra Rapid” biological indicator
delivers results in 20 minutes, the
fastest in the market, according to the
company. The in-office B.I. solution
will replace mail-ins and waiting for
a result.
Tuttnauer considers itself your
partner for all your infection control needs. For more information
on Tuttnauer and the latest product
offerings, visit booth No. 3203 or go to
www.tuttnauerusa.com.
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Give yourself, and your patients,
more options with guided surgery
By Paul S. Mozer, DDS, MS, DICOI, FICOI
n Guided surgery is the great equalizer and effectively allows complex
implant procedures to be as predictable and stress-free as simple implant
placements.
Whether you are an experienced
clinician or in the early stages of practice, 3-D imaging and guided implant
surgery allows the clinician to carefully analyze the patient’s anatomical
condition, occlusal scheme and bone
morphology when pre-planning the
implant surgery in software.
Transferring the surgical plan to
the patient with the use of 3-D printed
surgical guides permits the day of
surgery to be as stress-free and predictable as possible.
With clinical decisions premade
based upon the pre-op X-ray, you have
the reassurance to know that your
implant will be placed in the best
possible position and orientation for
the patient.
In Dr. Paul S. Mozer’s
case, the patient
presented with the
diagnosis of external
resorption in the lower
anterior mandible. The
ultra-narrow platform
Adin Touareg Closefit
2.75 mm diameter
implants were
treatment planned for
guided surgery with
360Imaging. (Photos/
Provided by Adin)
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Clinical case
The patient presented with the diagnosis of external resorption in the
lower anterior mandible. Because of
the very thin ridge of bone, treatment planning options included onlay
block grafting with the disadvantages of a second surgical site, comorbidities and technique sensitive
surgical procedures.
The traditional prosthetic dental
options of lower partial denture and
fixed bridge were alternatives that
were less than desirable for the
patient.
In this case, the ultra-narrow platform Adin Touareg Closefit 2.75 mm
diameter implants were treatment
planned for guided surgery with
360Imaging. Surgical guides were
fabricated, and the affected teeth
were extracted as atraumatically as
possible.
Particulate bone grafts were
placed with aPRF and iPRF, and
three Adin Touareg Closefit 2.75 mm
implants were immediately placed
with cover screws.
After four months of healing, the
site was uncovered, healing abutments placed for tissue contouring
and an open tray impression taken
with Impregum. Three splinted screwretained crowns were secured in
place, and the lingual screw accesses
were covered with PTFE tape and
resin.
Without
the
predictability
Here in
New York
To learn more about
guided surgery and
other products, stop
by the Adin booth,
No. 1616.
and ease of guided surgery, treatment planning for a narrow ridge
would include the options of onlay
block grafting and delayed implant
placement, partial denture or fixed
bridge.
With the 2.75 mm implant, this
case can be accomplished by straightforward immediate implant placement.
About the author
Dr. Paul Mozer graduated from Buffalo School of Dental Medicine, where
he received academic distinction and
clinical commendations. Mozer has
a master of science degree in oral
implantology from the University
of Frankfurt Goethe Dental School,
where he is now on faculty lecturing on guided implant surgery and
serves as a clinical supervisor and
advisor to master thesis candidates.
He is also on the faculty of the AAID
Maxicourse in Boston.
Mozer has conducted clinical
research in 3-D static and robotic
guided implant surgery and is both a
diplomate and fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.
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Ensure strong bonds with
all your restorations
By Kettenbach Dental Staff
n Visalys® CemCore is a dual cure
adhesive resin cement and core build
up, all in one material.
There are seven indications for the
Visalys CemCore: crowns, bridges,
inlays, onlays, veneers, post-implant
abutments and direct core build up.
This three-component system
includes the composite cement, selfetching tooth primer and restorative
primer to ensure a strong bond to all
restorations.
It’s available in universal (A2/A3),
translucent, bleach, opaque and dark
(A4), providing an excellent basis
for esthetic cases, according to the
company. Color-matched try-in pastes
are available.
AD
Here in New York
Visit Kettenbach Dental at booth No.
3725. To learn even more, visit the
company online at www.kettenbach
-dental.us.
The Active-Connect-Technology in
CemCore ensures powerful adhesion
with Visalys Tooth Primer and Visalys Restorative Primer, according to
the company, creating a strong monblock while low absorption ensures
a dimensional and color stable restoration along with a reduced risk of
fracture.
For more information on this product or to order, call (877) 532-2123 or
visit www.kettenbach-dental.us.
Visalys CemCore is a dual cure
adhesive resin cement and core
build up, all in one material.
(Photo/Provided by Kettenbach)
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MegaGen America takes its
products directly to you
An interview
with MegaGen
America Staff
It’s been a while since we’ve seen
MegaGen America at the Greater New
York Dental Meeting. Where have you
guys been?
It feels amazing to return to the
GNYDM! You haven’t seen us here in a
while because we were, until recently,
being represented by a dealer — even
so, our products, including the AnyRidge® implant system, have been
growing in the U.S. market at a tremendous rate.
Why did MegaGen America decide
to return as a direct subsidiary in
America?
We decided to come direct because we
wanted to give doctors the best possible MegaGen experience. Having full
control over our operations allows
us to provide excellent service and
offer great terms in ways a distributor can’t.
Also, our presence supports our
educational organization, MINEC
America, and our education partners,
AIE, WIIC, Brighter Way Institute,
Catapult Education, Versah® and others. Education is an integral part of
MegaGen, and all of the mentioned
organizations help shape a diversified learning approach to implant
dentistry.
Why the slogan, ‘MegaGen Never
Stops Innovating’?
Our R&D department is constantly
developing and incorporating new
technologies to push the boundaries
of implant dentistry.
MegaGen was founded by clinicians to provide minimally invasive
treatments to patients, and we continue to be driven by clinicians to
improve user experience for doctors
worldwide.
What are some of MegaGen’s latest
innovations?
There are several innovations, but
the most important is the added
core sizes to the AnyRidge system.
The extended fixture lineup gives
doctors complete biologic versatility
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(Illustration/Provided by MegaGen America)
when dealing with different bone
densities.
A good analogy is that you can’t
use a wood screw for every job in
your house; a wood screw is optimal
for wood, while a drywall screw is
optimal for drywall. Prosthetically,
doctors can still enjoy the benefits of
a single platform.
Out of all the implant systems on the
market today, what makes AnyRidge
unique?
The AnyRidge is a biologically driven
implant system designed to optimize
stable hard and soft tissue.
Here in New York
To learn more about MegaGen America
and all of its products, stop by the
booth, No. 825.
In addition to the benefits of the
added core sizes mentioned earlier,
we also have a new line of prosthetic
options specifically for molars called
the S2 Option.
The S2 Option is designed to
withstand the challenges associated
with patients with parafunctional
habits.
Our patented XPEED® surface
treatment, which gives AnyRidge its
iconic blue color, is clinically proven
to accelerate osseointegration and
shorten loading times.
Closing remarks?
MegaGen America is growing rapidly,
and we are here to stay!
To any doctors reading this, please
don’t hesitate to contact us for whatever you need — or just stop by and
say howdy at the booth. We will be
here for you!
(Source: MegaGen America)
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Expansion brings new innovations
By Medidenta Staff
n Medidenta has been serving dental professionals going on 80 years
by innovating and never taking its
foot off the pedal, according to the
company. Medidenta is proud to
announce the integration of the following full-scale product categories.
Full hygiene lineup
Prophy Magic’s CR Choice DPA lineup
consists of more than seven different
types of prophy angles to suit your
style, air and water syringe tips, prophy paste and new lube-free hygiene
AD
(Photos/
Provided by
Medidenta)
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Here in New York
To learn more about Medidenta’s many
product offerings, stop by the booth,
No. 914.
handpieces that are free with bulk
deals on prophy angles.
Expanded handpiece
department
Medidenta’s expanded handpieces
include the introduction of the new
Freestyle™ Pro cordless hygiene phenom along with the Air-Free™ 90°,
which has realized a new purpose
post-COVID. The company also offers
its Turbo Torque highspeed, surgical
handpieces, essential lineups and
burs — something for every handpiece
need. In addition, Medidenta’s repair
department services all makes and
models and offers free UPS pickup.
Back to endo with Dr. Carlos
Ramos on staff
Following the acquisition of the
Genius™ Line from Ultradent™, Medidenta is proud to release the Genius
Proflex line, along with the M-series
lineup that matches up with industry
standards but at a fraction of the cost,
according to the company. Medidenta
also offers the state-of-the-art ACE
cordless endo with built-in apex locator and SONUS Piezo Ultrasonic with
variable tips that the company promises will simplify endo.
Teeth whitening with 20 years of
dental experience
Medidenta now offers a complete
lineup of teeth whitening solutions
from Whiter Image Dental — 40 percent in-office solutions, take-home
products from 9 to 12 percent and
aftercare products for remineralizing and maintenance. Medidenta is
excited to offer this premier line to its
customers.
A new complete line of PPE
COVID-19 created the need for many
to expand their PPE so Medidenta
followed suit, expanding its existing
personal protection lines to include
ASTM Level 1, 2 and 3 masks with
KN95 as well as full-face shields
both disposable and reusable plus a
full product line of 70 to 80 percent
sanitizers.
Meet the newest team member
Medidenta announces
the hiring and appointment of Cherie Boles
as the new sales director for North America.
Boles brings more than
32 years of experience
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in dental handpieces,
Cherie
previously with Lares
Boles
Research and now on
board with this growing team. As the
director of sales, Boles is available to
service existing accounts and introduce Medidenta’s expansive catalog
to dental professionals nationwide.
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The Medit i700 intraoral scanner wins 2021
Cellerant Best of Class Technology Award
By Medit Staff
n Medit is pleased to announce that
its i700 intraoral scanner was chosen
as a 2021 Cellerant Best of Class Technology Award.
The i700 was selected by a panel
of the most prominent technology
leaders in dentistry. This prestigious
award is given to select new products that demonstrate groundbreaking technological innovation and the
potential to positively change the
course of dentistry for the better.
“During what is once again proving
to be a very challenging year for the
dental industry, each of these extraordinary companies and their awardwinning technologies have earned
the right to celebrate. I strongly
encourage dentists to take the opportunity to engage with these companies and their innovations both virtually and in person,” said Dr. Lou Shuman, CEO of Cellerant and founder of
AD
Here in New York
The Medit i700
intraoral scanner.
(Photo/Provided by Medit)
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the Best of Class Technology Awards.
“Our panel spent many hours in close
discussion in order to identify these
standout products.”
Paul Feuerstein, DMD, editor in
chief for Dentistry Today and one of
the product evaluators on Cellerant’s
panel of experts, says this about the
i700: “The new i700 model is lightning fast, accurate and is loaded with
new features. And its price point
makes it even more attractive. New
features such as direct USB connections, a detachable cable and UV-C
LED disinfection are only some of
the advancements. Its Medit Link
software allows totally open access
to all digital products for treatment
planning, design and manufacturing.
Their website has technical information as well as videos of some very
interesting cases.”
For detailed information about Medit
products and software, visit i700.
medit.com.
Powering the i700 is a lightningfast camera that captures up to 70
frames per second. This means more
data with each pass resulting in a
smooth and quick scanning experience with realistic colors and a crisp
image, according to Medit.
The camera and other internal
components have been reduced in
size, creating a new handpiece that
is smaller and lighter, weighing just
245 g (8.64 oz).
The tips have been redesigned and
are now reversible and autoclavable
100 times, increasing comfort of use
and ease of maintenance, the company asserts. The cable is also now
detachable.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Nov. 28, 2021
The 2022 AO Annual Meeting will return live and in-person from Feb. 24 to 26 and will take place at the San Diego Convention Center. (Photo/Provided by AO)
AO announces the return of its
live, in-person annual meeting
Event to take place in San
Diego from Feb. 24 to 26
By AO Staff
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Plan to join the Academy of
Osseointegration (AO) and get reacquainted with colleagues while taking in “Implant Dentistry for All: Honoring the Past, Treasuring the Present
and Shaping the Future” during the
organization’s 2022 annual meeting,
taking place Feb. 24 to 26 at the San
Diego Convention Center.
Registration for the meeting is now
open at ao2022.osseo.org.
With a setting along the shores of
the San Diego Bay, just steps away
from the historic Gaslamp Quarter,
this three-day scientific symposium
will include:
• Opening symposium: “40 Years
of Implant Dentistry: How Did We Get
Here?” with keynote presenter William Giannobile, DDS, MS, DMSc.
• Surgical and restorative
tracks: Concurrent full-day sessions featuring two dozen renowned
experts.
• Hands-on workshops: These
courses will be offered in their popular format woven into the main
program. Gain first-hand experience
with the latest technology at these
workshops provided by Drs. Stephen
Chu, Howard Gluckman, Alessandro
Pozzi and Tiziano Testori.
• Morning with the Masters and
Choose from in-person or livestreaming registration, both which include ondemand access for all registrants through the end of the year, with up to 64.25 ADA
CERP continuing education credit hours available.
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For more information
To learn more about the Academy
of Osseointegration’s in-person 2022
annual meeting, visit osseo.org or call
(800) 656-7736. To register early for
the event and save up to $250, head to
ao2022.osseo.org.
Lunch with the Masters: Join your
colleagues for 14 limited attendance
sessions in smaller settings designed
to encourage attendee interaction and
discussion.
• Comprehensive exhibit hall: A
bustling hub will showcase the latest
products and technologies by leading
corporate participants.
• Corporate forums: Thirty-six corporate presentations will introduce
the latest innovations and trends in
the industry.
• Iconic President’s Reception: Enjoy a complimentary twohour event honoring AO President Dr.
Tara L. Aghaloo and past presidents
Drs. Clark M. Stanford and Jay P.
Malmquist aboard the massive USS
Midway, the longest serving Naval
aircraft carrier in the 20th century.
• Two ways to attend: Choose from
in-person or livestreaming registration, both which include on-demand
access for all registrants through the
end of the year, with up to 64.25 ADA
CERP continuing education credit
hours available.
• Premier member package: This
exclusive package provides numerous benefits at a discount. It is available for a limited time to the first 75
members who register for this special
opportunity.
“The academy has planned for this
to be an extra special and one of its
most memorable annual meetings in
years,” said AO President Aghaloo,
DDS, MD, PhD. “We are excited for you
all to experience everything that San
Diego has to offer — and can’t wait to
greet you there!”
Register early and save up to $250
at ao2022.osseo.org.
About the Academy
of Osseointegration
With approximately 4,000 members
in more than 70 countries, AO is recognized as a premier international
association for scientists and professionals interested in osseointegration
and implant dentistry. AO serves as a
nexus where specialists, generalists
and scientists can come to evaluate
emerging research, technology and
techniques; share best practices; and
define optimal patient care using science and evidence-based methods.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting — Nov. 28, 2021
Your updated guide
to New York City
Edge is a new
observation
platform near
the top of 30
Hudson Yards,
just steps away
from the Javits
Center. Visitors
enjoy 360-degree
views of the
New York City
skyline. (Photo/
Provided by New
York Edge)
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By Fred Michmershuizen, today Staff
n If you’re attending the Greater New
York Dental Meeting from out of town,
chances are this is your first visit
back to New York City since before
the pandemic. You might notice that
things here have changed quite a bit,
and we’re not just talking about the
skyline, which now includes dozens
of new high-rises.
Perhaps your favorite restaurant
or shop has closed forever — or maybe
it’s still there as if nothing ever happened. You’ll notice lots of outdoor
dining shacks, some of which are
heated and surprisingly cozy. When
you dine out, you’ll need to show proof
of vaccination. A photo of your vax
card on your phone will suffice.
Many Broadway shows, including
“Hamilton,” “Aladdin,” “Chicago,” “To
Kill a Mockingbird” and “Wicked,”
have reopened. If you attend a play or
musical, you’ll need to show proof of
vaccination and wear a mask.
Masks are also required on public
transportation. You can now use your
smartphone to pay for subway or bus
fare, which is currently $2.75. To use
this convenience, simply authorize
express transit payments in your
digital wallet, then hover your phone
over the OMNY reader screen. You
don’t need to open an app; it’s really
that simple.
If you decide to venture out for
some sightseeing after show hours,
you’re in luck. That’s because several new attractions have opened
recently. See below for a few ideas on
what to do about town.
But before venturing out, a word
of caution: New York City has experienced an increase in random crimes
over the past few months. While the
chances of anything happening to
you are slim, it’s a good idea to keep
your wits about yourself when you’re
on the street. Be aware of your surroundings. Look both ways before
you cross the street, and never stand
too close to the edge when you’re
waiting for the subway. Just use your
common sense, and you’ll be fine.
OK, are you ready? Then let’s check
out some interesting sites to consider
visiting.
Trade Center (www.oneworldobserva
tory.com).
Little Island
The ‘Immersive van Gogh Exhibit New York’ is one of the experiences attracting
art lovers in New York City. (Photo/Provided by Immersive van Gogh Exhibit)
Located in Hudson River Park on
the West Side of Manhattan is Little Island (hudsonriverpark.org/locations/pier-55-little-island), an innovatively designed green space. It has
just been open since May, but it’s
already immensely popular with New
Yorkers and visitors alike. Hours are
daily from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and it’s free
— but you will need to reserve timedentry tickets in advance.
Related attraction: The High Line
(www.thehighline.org).
Edge
Van Gogh experience
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Located just steps from the Javits
Center at 30 Hudson Yards, Edge is
a 7,500-square-foot outdoor observation platform that offers breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline.
There’s a glass floor allowing you to
look straight down and angled glass
walls that let you lean out over the
city below. Don’t do this if you’re
afraid of heights!
Tickets for Edge, which start at $36
for adults, $31 for children and $34
for seniors, are available for purchase
online at edgenyc.com or by visiting
the box office located on Level 4 of
the shops and restaurants at Hudson
Yards.
If you’re feeling even more daring,
there’s City Climb, located directly
above Edge. Tickets for this guided
building ascent are $185 and include
entry to Edge. Visit www.edgenyc.
com/en/cityclimb.
Related attractions: If you’re interested in the views without the scary
height feeling, go to the Empire State
Building, which is also walkable from
the Javits (www.esbnyc.com); Top of
the Rock, at Rockefeller Center (www.
topoftherocknyc.com); or One World
Observatory, at the top of One World
There are currently two different
immersive exhibitions on display in
New York City in which the works
of post-impressionist painter Vincent
van Gogh are projected on walls as
visitors walk through. You can choose
between the “Immersive van Gogh
Exhibit New York” (www.vangoghnyc.com), at Pier 36; and “Van Gogh:
The Immersive Experience” (vangogh
expo.com), at 300 Vesey St.
Related attraction: “Michelangelo’s
Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition” (sistinechapelexhibit.com), at 100 Sixth
Ave.
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