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TDIDS0713_01_Titel 22.04.13 14:13 Seite 1
IDS—35 th International Dental Show · Cologne · 12–16 March, 2013 Independent news for visitors & exhibitors
SHOW
REVIEW
Jeffrey T. Slovin speaks
GC Coporation innovates
A review of the industry
Sirona’s new Chief executive Officer about his own impressions of
IDS 2013 and future trends in dentistry.
Improvements and new products in the fields of prevention, restorative dentistry and prosthodontics presented.
With more companies participating in IDS than ever before, there
were plenty of new products to see and discover.
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IDS 2013 surpasses expectations
World largest dental show grows by 6 per cent this year
ACTIVATE
INNOVATION
n According to the latest statistics,
an estimated 125,000 visitors from
149 countries and 2,058 exhibitors from
56 countries attended the 35th International Dental Show (IDS) in March.
The organisers noted growth in the
number of international participants
in particular. Overall, they reported a
6 per cent increase compared with the
event two years ago.
Compared with IDS 2011 when
about 118,000 people attended the show
in Cologne, this year saw a 5.3 per cent
increase in exhibitors, who showcased
their innovations, products and services
over 150,000 square metres. About
68 per cent of exhibitors and 48 per cent
of visitors came from outside Germany.
“Owing to the high internationality of
the event and the distinct discretionary
buying power of the visitors, we expect
positive effects for the current business
year and sustainable development on
the national and international dental
markets,” said Dr Martin Rickert, Chair-
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According to an IDS survey, 74 per
cent of the participants were satisfied
or very satisfied with the event. Owing
to the comprehensive range of products
and the numerous product innovations,
almost 80 per cent rated the exhibition
as good or very good. Overall, about
95 per cent of the visitors said that they
would recommend the event to their
business partners.
man of the Association of German Dental Manufacturers (VDDI).
Despite the apparent return of winter, the show was very well attended
from the first day onwards by dental
professionals, dental technicians, and
representatives of the dental industry
and acadamics. In particular, exhibitors
noted an increase in the number of visitors from emerging dental markets, such
as China, Russia and Brazil. In addition,
more people from Japan, Turkey and
Ukraine attended the show than before.
The next IDS will be held from
10 to 14 March 2015. 7
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The organisers observed that visitors and exhibitors showed particular
interest in CAD/CAM systems and di-
Dental business in Europe increases
Denmark and France fastest growing markets/More sales achieved online
n Overall sales of dental
equipment in Europe increased last year, according
to a market study presented
by the Association of European Dental Dealers (ADDE)
and Federation of the European Dental Industry (FIDE)
at IDS in Cologne. Sales
of consumables remained
at the same level in 2012,
it also found.
gital workflow technologies. Innovations in prophylaxis and implantology
attracted great interest too.
the US. Nevertheless, the
ratio of practicing dentists to patients remained
unchanged.
FIDE and ADDE have
been collaborating since
1998 and together publish an annual market
study of the European
dental industry. Along
with figures on customers and end-consumers,
In contrast to the steathe report also covers
dily declining number of
sales values for the main
direct sales, email and web
product categories such
sales increased continuousas dental equipment, conly in nearly all the countries
sumables, implants and
examined. Among these, 5 The new report was presented by Dominique Deschietere, President of ADDE.
CAD/CAM, as well as data
Denmark was ahead of
on distribution channels,
France and Great Britain as the fastest
creased, signaling a nearly uniform
information about current European
growing dental market in Europe.
trend toward consolidation across the
VAT rates and their influence on the
With respect to 2012, it was found
continent.
dental market.
that despite a slight increase in the
number of practicing dentists in EuWhile the number of graduates in
The complete market study, inrope, the number of dental technicians
dental medicine in Europe declined
cluding in-depth analysis and trends,
has not grown. The number of dental
significantly in comparison to 2011,
is available for purchase at ADDE’s
practices and labs has actually dethe same was considerably higher in
website. 7
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28 to 31 August 2013 - Istanbul, Turkey
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news
02
Show Review IDS Cologne 2013
“At some point in time, the dentist is
going to want an all-Sirona office”
An interview with the new Sirona CEO Jeffrey T. Slovin
of film to digital cameras. Today almost
all cameras are digital. In dentistry,
it is primarily a matter of where practitioners are located. In some areas,
it takes longer for adoption, but the
reality is that digital dentistry is the
future. We see it here today at IDS and
it is not a matter of if but when a dental practice will adopt digital. Dentists
want their patients to benefit from
safer and faster treatment solutions,
and I see it coming to life with our
CAD/CAM-for-everyone approach.
And how would you assess Sirona’s
position in this development as
compared to other companies?
These days, many companies talk
about being digital, but the ability to
truly integrate digital technology is an
5
expertise and great competence of
Sirona. With the 25 innovations we
have introduced this year, one can see
the power of Sirona with regard to integrated solutions. While others have
only one digital solution or integrated
workflow, Sirona offers a whole integrated process because our products
can be connected. At some point in
time, we think that the dentist is going
to want an all-Sirona office.
Coming from the US and knowing
the overseas dental market very
well, what kind of differences have
you noticed in Europe and Germany
in particular?
I have been to many countries, but
what I think is in common for all dentists is that they want to practice better,
safer and faster dentistry. All patients
want to spend less time in the dental
chair. This adds significantly to patient
acceptance and their experience. Because of that, digital dentistry, digital
workflows and integrated solutions
matter because not only do dentists
benefit from simplified and faster procedures but primarily the patient does,
too. I think Sirona is in the best position to help dentists experience all the
advantages of the digital workflow.
Jeffrey T. Slovin in talks with Dental Tribune editor Claudia Duschek.
n Sirona Dental Systems has been
operating in the dental industry for
more than 130 years. At the International Dental Show (IDS) in Cologne,
the company presented 25 hardware
and software innovations to facilitate
the digital workflow in dental practices. Dental Tribune editor Claudia
Duschek had the opportunity to speak
with Jeffrey T. Slovin, who was recently appointed CEO of Sirona, about
his own impressions of the show and
the future trends in dentistry.
Claudia Duschek: Mr Slovin, this
year’s IDS marks your seventh al-
together and your first as CEO of
Sirona. Would you please describe
some of the impressions of the last
days?
I have been in the dental business
for 14 years and I have always enjoyed
the IDS. Since it is my first show as CEO
of Sirona, this IDS will certainly be a
memorable one that I will never forget.
The most exciting development for me
is that the solutions we are presenting
at IDS were engineered in the time
when I was about to become CEO. Seeing all of these products exhibited at the
show is something that makes me very
proud of our employees and company.
With regard to technological developments, I see a lot of companies
trying to establish themselves in CAD/
CAM today, a business Sirona has been
involved in for 28 years. Today we
serve more than 30,000 CEREC customers all over the world. I think that
we are very well positioned to further
drive digital dentistry.
Indeed, digital workflow is one of
the most used expressions these
days. Yet, has digital technology arrived in dental practices?
This digital workflow development is comparable to the transition
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n While Germany is among
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sources for reliable sales data
are lacking. The global market
leader in dental market analysis, Strategic Data Marketing
(SDM) will work in cooperation with the German Dental
Trade Association (BVD) to
produce its first-ever report on
the German dental products
market during the third quarter of this year.
A contractual agreement
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Show Review IDS Cologne 2013
DWOS open software platform continues to progress
Further developments aiming for maximized flexibility and optimized workflow presented by providers at IDS Lunch & Learn event
n Two years after having announced
their initiative to solve the problem of
software incompatibility, the three
dental companies 3M ESPE, Straumann
and Dental Wings presented the latest progress on the DWOS open standard software platform at IDS 2013.
The exclusive Lunch & Learn Event,
held on Friday 15 March, illustrated how the commercially available
DWOS open software platform can
build bridges between clinicians, labs
and manufacturers. Over 350 people
attended the event.
Naoum Araj, CEO of
Dental Wings, described
DOWS as a knowledgebased ecosystem
that efficiently
links clinical
information
to
“The main
advantage
of DWOS
is the
open software architecture,
which allows
me to remain at
the forefront of technology and optimise my work-flow.
My team was excited about the new
Thanks to DWOS, dental labs will
now have the flexibility of designing
prosthetics using data from multiple
systems and sources, for example
CBCT/CT, in-lab modesl, chairside intraoral scans, as well as impression scans
received directly from dental practices, according to the companies.
They also said that restorations
can be manufactured in-house as well
as be outsourced to milling centres
that offer high precision and additional material options.
the manufacturing process through
a variety of integrated ‘apps’. When
asked about his experiences with
the platform, Daxton Grubb, President of R-dent Dental Lab, USA, said:
software and we are manufacturing
consistently high quality products.”
Matter explained the integration of
Straumann’s CARES 8.0 into the DWOS
platform, which offers customers the
choice between Straumann validated
solutions or other milling alternatives
for the production of prosthetics. According to Matter, the digital workflow
will be completed by new collaborations with 3M ESPE and Innovation
MediTech, a Dreve company. Using
Trusted Connection with 3M True
Definition Scanner, dentists can now
send digital impressions directly to
labs using CARES 8.0 which design
and order CARES prosthetics. With the
help of the Dental Wings Virtual Model
Builder software, they can order a corresponding high-precision model from
Innovation MediTech, that is required
for finishing the prosthetics, he said.
David Frazee, Vice President &
General Manager, Digital Oral Care,
added that all workflow steps of the
3M ESPE’s LAVA Design software are
now supported by DWOS which further
increases the possibilities for dental
labs and makes digital dentistry more
affordable while generating trusted
connections between all players involved. Furthermore, it has pathed the
way for integrating new materials that
allow dental labs to offer a wider product range. “DWOS has brought consistency and higher quality to our workflow. We can easily work with different
partners as well as outsource the
milling process,” commented Dominik
Mäder from the Zahnmanufaktur in
Bern, Switzerland, when asked to describe the impact of DWOS on his lab.
All parties agreed that DWOS has
opened the way for stronger collaborations between dentists, labs and manufacturers. The open software architecture allows dental labs to integrate
new technology into their current workflow and stay up to date in the rapidly
evolving field of digital dentistry. 7
Executive Vice President Business
Unit Prosthetics of Straumann Sandro
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n The agreement revolves around the
processing and marketing of ceramics
and composite materials. It will enable
CAMLOG to add Ivoclar’s materials to
Dedicam, the newly established division for digital prosthetics.
Both companies disclosed at IDS
2013 that this agreement will be an
opportunity for dental laboratories to
capitalize on the strengths of the two
companies. Through the collaboration, CAMLOG can offer its customers
a wider range of services, with restorations, as well as veneering and luting
materials, made of Ivoclar materials.
In the future, CAMLOG will be allowed
to integrate all-ceramic materials,
such as Ivoclar’s patented lithium disilicate glass-ceramic IPS e.max CAD
and IPS Empress CAD,
into its range
of services.
In addition, CAMLOG will be able to
use the Telio CAD composite material
in the manufacturing of a wide range
of temporary restorations.
“The collaboration with CAMLOG
presents an ideal combination of
know-how in implant dentistry and
restorative dentistry to provide comprehensive solutions in the digital
process chain,” explained Robert Ganley,
CEO of Ivoclar Vivadent.
Other collaboration partners of
Ivoclar are Nobel Biocare, Straumann,
and other dental companies. 7
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Show Review IDS Cologne 2013
GC Corporation innovates in Cologne
Improvements and new products in the fields of prevention, restorative dentistry and prosthodontics presented
n Dedicated to the theme of “GC:
Innovative. Restorative”, the dental
manufacturer’s stand at IDS proved
once again that GC never ceases to
innovate, even in more “traditional”
fields, such as prevention, restorative
dentistry and prosthodontics. Among
other products, professional personnel
explained the new everStick product
line’s features (everStick C&B, everStick Perio, everStick Post, everStick
Net and everStick Ortho), which allow
to create various types of periodontal
splints, root posts and bridges quickly
and easily. Innovations were also presented with Fit Checker Advanced and
Fit Checker Advanced Blue, both Vinyl
PolyEther materials in two transparent colours for checking pressure
spots and the fit accuracy of prosthetic
works—for example aesthetic restorations such as crowns, bridges or metal
based restorations and dentures.
Another crowd puller was GC’s
new Fuji IX GP EXTRA, an improved,
self-curing, conventional glass ionomer filling material. Thanks to its next
generation glass fillers, restorations
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Fig. 1: GC “family” posing with CEO Makoto Nakao.
made with GC Fuji IX GP EXTRA are
said to offer a very high translucency,
that hardly changes over time. Compared with Fuji IX GP FAST the new
Fuji IX GP EXTRA glass ionomer cement also releases three times more
fluoride, the company said.
According to the family-owned
company, other products also attract-
ed huge attention, such as the impression material EXA’lence, which provides dentists and dental technicians
with a complete system that offers
different viscosities and setting times.
In the area of prevention the main
focus was on Minimum Intervention
(MI), a ground-breaking concept that
comprises products like Tooth Mousse
and MI Paste Plus. In addition, SalivaCheck Buffer and the Tri Plaque ID Gel
provide basic saliva diagnostics as
well as impressive caries protection,
GC said.
A visit by Makoto Nakao
Whenever the company’s international trade press conference is held,
Makoto Nakao (Fig. 1), president and
CEO of the GC Corporation, do not miss
the opportunity to greet the audience
and set the stage for the presentations to follow. In his brief welcoming
speech at this IDS, he pointed out the
latest achievement of the company,
which celebrated its 90th anniversary
two years ago. He also provided an insight into the corporate philosophy
“Semui”, an essential working principle of GC and important success
factor, that, according to Nakao, combines selflessness, objectivity and
great wisdom.
Nakao mentioned that GC’s mission as a dental company was to contribute significantly to the improvement of the quality of life all around
the world, which is also linked to good
oral health. The company distinct itself through its effectiveness of its
products and services as well as high
standards in environmental protection and sustainability, he said. Operating on these principles, GC is now
present in markets on five continents
with manufacturing sites in Japan,
Europe, USA and China. Soon, a site in
India will join the group.
The GC International Department
is also going to open office in Switzerland by April 2013 with the goal to
establish a more centralised location.
According to the company, not only
all global operations will be launched
from there but it will also be Nakaos
future workplace.
Henri Lenn, director of Global
Businesses for GC Corporation in
Japan since early 2012, presented the
fruits of the philosophy, such as the
third place among 500 companies
in a 2010 Quality Management Ranking. In the same year, the “European
Foundation for Quality Management”
awarded GC Europe with the quality
seal “Recognized for Excellence”, conferring top credentials and five stars.
Lenn said that GC was also among the
finalists of the current nominations.
Despite difficult market conditions worldwide, the GC Corporation
achieved distinctive growth again in
2012, according to Lenn. He said that
in contrast to general market development, GC will be continuously extending its service and strive to be in direct
contact with dental offices and laboratories.
Customer focus through
high profile and
skill enhancement
Eckhard Maedel (Fig. 2, page 8),
Lenn’s successor as president of
GC Europe, emphasised that the
European market offers many opportunities yet also presents a number
of challenges. Owing to these challenges, GC therefore developed its
commitment to dental services in
Europe far more stringently, he said.
In addition, the company was responding to the diversity of regional
markets with separate branch offices
in central European countries as well
as service teams with experts from
the specialist dental business. He said
regionalism also plays a role at the
GC Campus Meeting and Education
Centre in Leuven, as this is where tailored advanced training programmes
are provided for dentists and dental
technicians in their local language.
Frank Rosenbaum, General Manager of GC Germany, hosted the press
conference, mentioning the broadlybased German “Aktion Volksmund”
campaign, an initiative to provide
information and education about the
opportunities and possibilities of
modern basic dental care for the patients. Later on, interim findings and
results of long-term clinical studies
supported by internationally recognised experts in the fields of restorative dentistry, prosthodontics and
dental materials were presented.
Prof. Reiner Biffar (Fig. 3, page 8)
from the University of Greifswald
in Germany showed the results of a
prospective, randomised, blind study,
which investigated the question of
the clinical performance of the two
glass ionomer materials Fuji IX GP
FAST und EQUIA Fil. The study was
interesting, as practising dentists
were involved as investigators for
the first time, in order to be able to
describe everyday care in dental
practices. Based on Biffar’s presentation, the data showed the restoration
routine and even under these conditions and in compliance with the recommended indications, no adverse
behaviour by the latest generation of
glass ionomer fillings is anticipated
which means EQUIA* is a suitable
material for basic dental care, that
represents an alternative to amalgam
fillings and composite restorations
for small single and double surface
fillings in the appropriate treatment
area.
Frank Rosenbaum stressed that
inter alia GC with its EQUIA product
was “helping to ensure public health
fund patients would not miss out on
medical advances and that EQUIA is
a scientifically backed filling alternative”.
Dr Lohbauer from the University
of Erlangen in Germany reported on
results obtained from tests as part
of the development process for
FujiCEM 2. Compared with FujiCEM
Automix, FujiCEM 2 offers significantly increased flexibility with the
same flexural strength. This produces a more stable luting material,
he said. Lohbauer also concluded
that the newly developed self-adhesive luting cement G-CEM LinkAce
showed superior adhesion to zirconia
compared with similiar products on
the market.
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half of intercuspal distance, intermediate restorative,
Class V and root surface restorations, core build up.
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High Strength and Minimally Invasive
Delivery of the BruxZir screw-retained crown involved removing the custom healing abutment and then seating the onepiece crown. The abutment screw was tightened to 35 Ncm, and a periapical radiograph taken to verify final seating.
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Once the interproximal and occlusal contacts had been
checked, the occlusal screw access opening was sealed
with a piece of Teflon tape and composite, bringing the
BruxZir implant case to a successful conclusion.
– Case by Dr. Michael DiTolla, Newport Beach, Calif., USA
GLIDEWELL
EUROPE GmbH
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nomic production with an aesthetically pleasing look in traditional threelayer technique. The basis for this standardised and trouble-free implementation of all 16 VITA Classic colours is
the also new Initial MC Paste Opaque
Classic line (PO-CL) available in these
colours. With its warm colours it guarantees a colour-safe basis for further
layering specifically on difficult materials such as non-precious metal alloys.
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Prof Pekka Vallittu (Fig. 4) from
Finland officially announced the
launch of the new glass fibre-reinforced composite everX Posterior.
The areas in which fibre-reinforced
composites (FRCs) are commonly
used in dentistry are the reinforcement of orthodontic appliances,
removable prostheses, as well as (implant-supported) bridges. It can also
be used as a dental filling material,
to repair veneers and bridges or dentures, as well as for root canal posts,
periodontal splinting and after dental
trauma.
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Fig. 3: Prof. Reiner Biffar
Researchers who have studied
the use of FRCs in dental filling materials have noted that the design of
a biometric restoration structure is
crucial for countering polymerisation
shrinkage more effectively. This is
why everX Posterior was developed as
a composite material developed with
short glass fibres, that mimic the collagen fibres of dentine and therefore
achieve a higher fracture toughness
for restoration (5.1 MPa/m½).
According to Vallittu, the value
exceeds that of dentine, which is a
natural, fibre-reinforced material. The
optimised length of glass fibres with
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Fig. 4: Prof. Pekka Vallittu
everX Posterior results in high stability
and hardness as well as effective adaptation of the material to the cavity wall.
Owing to its properties as a substructure, everX Posterior is suitable
for reinforcing composite restorations
for larger cavities in the posterior
area and its exceptional properties
avert cracks and fractures. In order to
achieve sufficient abrasion resistance
and the best aesthetic result, everX
Posterior should always be covered
with a light-curing universal composite, such as GC’s G-aenial family
or other composites available on the
market.
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Additions to the dental
technology portfolio
Dental technician Michael Brüsch
(Fig. 5), from MB Dentaltechnik in
Germany explained the advantages
of the Initial ceramic system, which
has been on the market for more than
10 years and is still undergoing expansion. The new component, GC Initial
MC Classic line, is a logical and necessary complement to the proven Initial
concept, as it allows for very eco-
In the final address at the press
conference, Dr Javier Tapia Guadix
presented the free Initial system app
for iPhone and iPad—the GC Initial
Layering Guide. With the app, dental
technicians are supposed to follow a
detailed description of the processing
steps—with 360 degree rotating illustrations and diagrams. According to
Guadix, the free app is an extremely
useful tool that can make a significant contribution to optimum use of
the versatile Initial ceramic system.
It can be downloaded from Apple’s
App Store. 7
GC EUROPE N.V., BELGIUM
www.gceurope.com
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Acteon brings SoproCare fluorescence camera to Cologne
21st INTERNATIONAL DENTAL FAIR
10. - 12. 10. 2013
Prague Exhibition Grounds Holesovice
www.pragodent.eu
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Hans-Joachim Hoof speaks at the International Dental Show 2013 in Cologne.
n French dental specialist Acteon
presented the innovative SoproCare
fluorescence camera, which was first
presented in June 2012 at the Europerio conference in Vienna. Leading
experts demonstrated the camera’s
functions, and industry professionals
were then invited to see for themselves just how efficient the device is
during a live demo.
Hans-Joachim Hoof (general manager of Acteon Germany) opened the
press conference with a brief presentation of the new products. Alongside
X-ray machine X-Mind unity and the
EndoCenter, consisting of an electric
motor and an ultrasound generator,
Hoof also presented the latest generation of ultrasound generators,
Newtron P5 and P5XS, as well as
MeToo, a fast and effective toothwhitening system.
Professional partners
Media partners
Next to address the audience was
Dr Pierre Montillot (PhD, CEO of Sopro
S.A., La Ciotat, France), who spoke
about his work in the field of fluorescence imaging of hard and soft tissue.
His scientific work in the field ranges
from fluorescence measurements for
different dental tissues and soft-tissue
tumor detection based on induced fluorescence, right through to the detection of specific enamel pathologies
and differentiating between healthy
and infected root cementum. His work
acted as a basis for the development of
the two intraoral cameras, SoproLife
and SoproCare.
The next presentation, from Prof.
Dr Wolf-Dieter Grimm (PhD, MSC,
University Emeritus, Witten/Herdecke,
Germany), focused on the perio-modus
principle used in intraoral camera
SoproCare as well as the initial results
of a clinical and microbiological comparative study that led Grimm to his
conclusion that the intraoral camera
makes a significant contribution to increased effectiveness of conservative
and surgical perio therapy.
Dentist Dr Andreas Kurrek (DDS,
Ratingen, Germany) then spoke about
using SoproCare as a preventative
tool and a way to provide patients
with information and generate (re)motivation.
Kurrek sees fluorescence technology as a way of providing patients
with added value, as it can make
pathological aspects such as tooth decay and gum inflammation immediately visible. Visualization technology
is already gaining recognition in the
field of pediatric dentistry and for
use with anxious patients. A live demonstration then showed how camera
technology can be used in the field. 7
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BruxZir Solid Zirconia meets an anterior Aesthetic challenge
A clinical demonstration by Dr Michael C. DiTolla, Director of Clinical Research and Education at Glidewell Laboratory
n As the R&D department of Glidewell
Laboratories refines its processes,
as well as improving the material’s
translucency, aesthetics continue to
improve. Advancements to improve
the aesthetic properties of BruxZir
Solid Zirconia restorations were recently achieved as demonstrated in
this case by Dr Michael C. DiTolla,
Newport Beach, USA.
While Gidewell does not suggest
that dentists suddenly switch all of
their anterior restorations to BruxZir
crowns, they may want to consider using it for patients with parafunctional
habits or old PFMs, where an aesthetic
improvement is essentially guaranteed, the company said.
During the first appointment, the
PFM crowns on tooth #8 and #9 (Fig. 1)
were removed with BruxZir Solid Zirconia crowns (Glidewell Laboratories).
Then the shade was taken with help of
the VITA Easyshade Compact which
displayed the shade in both VITA
Classical and VITA 3D-Master shades.
Next, the selected 2M1 3D-Master
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Fig. 2
Fig. 3
shade tab was held to the tooth, along
with the 1M1 3D-Master shade tab for
contrast.
The shade tabs in the mouth were
photographed. PFG gel was placed
into the sulcus of tooth #8 and #9 with
an Ultradent syringe. Next, they were
anaesthetised with an STA Single
Tooth Anesthesia System device. The
Razor Carbide bur easily cuts through
porcelain and metal substructures,
and when used in combination with
an KaVo ELECTROtorque handpiece,
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Fig. 4a: Before.
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Fig. 4b: After.
it easily cuts through the existing
PFM. The crown was torqued with a
Christensen Crown Remover.
After using a periodontal probe to
ensure there is enough biologic width
to safely remove some tissue (Fig. 2),
a NV MicroLaser was used to remove
1.5 mm of tissue. With the margins
exposed, a 856-025 bur and KaVo
ELECTROtorque handpiece was used
to drop the margins to the new gingival level.
The dental assistant relined BioTemps Provisionals (Glidewell Laboratories) on tooth #8 and #9 with
Luxatemp provisional material. Using
a thin, perforated diamond disc, the
gingival embrasures were opened
to avoid blunting the interproximal
papilla, as well as to make sure the gingival margins were not overextended
and the emergence profile was flat.
TempBond Clear was used to cement
the BioTemps, and loupes were used to
inspect around the temps and gingival
embrasures for excess cement.
After two weeks, the temps were
removed and the preps cleaned with
a KaVo SONICflex scaler. After trimming the gingival margin with the
diode laser, an Ultrapak cord #00
(Ultradent) was placed, cutting the
cord intraorally on the lingual to avoid
any overlap. A second cord (Ultrapak
cord #2E) was placed before refining
the preparation.
As the top #2E cord on tooth #8
was packed, the top cord on tooth #9
exposed the margin (Fig. 3). Now finishing the preps begun using a fine
grit 856-025 bur.
Two moistened ROEKO Comprecap Anatomic compression caps were
placed on the preps. Then the patient
bit with medium pressure for 8 to
10 minutes. The Comprecaps were removed and the top cords pulled. For
the impression, medium body impression material was applied around the
preparations with a syringe and a bite
registration was taken. Then the temporaries were replaced.
During the third and final appointment—another two weeks later—the
temps were off, the BruxZir crowns
were approved and a layer of desensitizer was placed on the teeth (G5
All-Purpose Desensitizer). A warm Air
Tooth Dryer was used after applying
both coats of the G5, while the assistant placed Z-PRIME Plus inside the
crowns. The crowns were then loaded
with a resin-modified glass ionomer
cement (RelyX Luting Plus Automix)
and seated, using a pinewood stick
to ensure that they were fully seated
and had the same length. In the “after”
picture (Fig. 4b), there is not any porcelain on the BruxZir crowns. 7
GLIDEWELL LABORATORIES,
USA
www.glidewelldental.com
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Launch of JUVORA Dental Disc Specialists in
dental anaesthesia
Polymer device a viable alternative to combat the shortfalls of traditional denture materials
certified dental lab partners can purchase this device. This process was
launched in September 2012 and
assesses that a dental lab has met
the necessary criteria to efficiently
CAD/CAM removable denture frameworks and implant supported superstructures from a JUVORA Dental
Disc.
n With a high volume of booth traffic
at IDS, the JUVORA Dental Disc (a
high performance polymer device
that allows the CAD/CAM of removable denture frameworks and implant
supported superstructures) proved to
be an exciting concept for dental labs
and dentists, according to the dental
innovations company.
Through the use of PEEK-OPTIMA
polymer, the UK provider says that
it is committed to product quality
throughout the whole supply chain.
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“By working closely with certified
partners it ensures that an innovative
and high quality offering is provided to both dentists and patients,”
said Reinhard Lobenhofer, a JUVORA
Technical Support Specialist.
Although new to the dental industry,
PEEK-OPTIMA from Invibio Biomaterial Solutions, the sole provider
of PEEK-OPTIMA biomaterials worldwide, has more than a decade of
proven success in over four million
implanted devices including spine,
orthopaedic and CMF; all of which
demand high mechanical strength,
low weight, and manufacturing flexibility features.
In order to ensure product quality
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According to JUVORA, the adoption of the JUVORA Dental Disc continues to rapidly expand and as of March
2013 the certified partner coverage
spanned eight countries across Europe.
With the growing interest in this device, the JUVORA Dental Disc is proving to be a viable alternative to combat the shortfalls of traditional denture
materials, the company said. 7
JUVORA, UK
Inibsa Dental presented product portfolio at IDS 2013
n In daily practice, dentists
face a wide range of pathologies. They also have to deal
with different types of patients. Therefore, it is important to choose the appropriate anaesthetic for each
treatment and patient by
considering factors such as
the need for postoperative
pain control, the required
haemostasis, the risk of
postoperative self-inflicted
injuries and any existing
contraindications to the selected local anaesthetic. The
company says to provide a
complete range of drugs to
deliver safe, convenient and
effective anaesthesia for every
type of dental procedure and patient.
Inibsa’s local anaesthetics are aseptically manufactured and use siliconecoated, latex-free rubber components
for a smooth and painless injection.
of over 150 million cartridges, Inibsa
Dental has gained a leading position
amongst the world’s leading manufacturers of dental anaesthesia. 7
www.juvoradental.com
With over 65 years of experience
and an annual production capacity
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INIBSA, SPAIN
www.inibsa.com
www.idem-singapore.com
THE BUSINESS OF DENTISTRY
Smart Scaling
system reveiled
Deppeler tries to break new ground in periodontology
with launch at International Dental Show in Cologne
INTERNATIONAL DENTAL
EXHIBITION AND MEETING
APRIL 4 - 6, 2014
The Gateway to the Asia Pacific’s Dental Markets
IDEM Singapore is a highly targeted trade exhibition and conference
that offers exhibitors unrivalled prospects to meet and do business
with the dental fraternity in the Asia Pacific region.
With a powerful combination of an extensive international trade exhibition
and a world-class scientific conference, IDEM Singapore has been
a cornerstone event in the dental community calender since 2000.
Capitalize on this unique opportunity and participate in this “must attend”
event for every professional who is in the business of dentistry.
Endorsed By
Supported By
Held In
In Cooperation With
Co-organizer
Singapore Dental Association
International
Ms. Stephanie Sim
T: +65 6500 6723
F: +65 6296 2771
E: s.sim@koelnmesse.com.sg
n Unveiled for the first
time at IDS in Cologne,
Smart Scaling from
Deppeler has recently
been launched to dental
markets. Designed for
maximum efficiency,
this pioneering periodontal instrument kit
has angulation and ergonomic features that
will allow to do the same
work as up to nine conventional instruments.
In addition, it is allowing much better access
to periodontal pockets,
the company said.
The innovative system also provides practitioners with more comfort
in their daily workflow. Like all Deppeler products, the Deppeler Smart
Scaling has been designed to make
periodontal treatments easier and
more effective. Developed with the
needs of dental professionals in mind,
it is the result of careful and considered research into the shape, the angulations, and the thickness and contour of the blade.
The depth of the pocket is also critical in periodontal procedures, and
Deppeler Smart Scaling is the first
instrument system to allow practitioners to observe the depth of periodontal pockets throughout the descaling
process. According to the company, it
was designed to simplify professional
practices, opening up new possibilities
in periodontal treatments and streamlining procedures by minimising the
number of instruments required.
First established in 1934, Deppeler has been using its technical
expertise and strive for excellence to
service the needs of the dental sector.
Recognised for its high standards and
its total control of the manufacturing
process, the company provides instruments of exceptional quality, ensuring
the highest levels of strength, effectiveness and working comfort. Deppeler also collaborates closely with
dental professionals in order to design
new solutions and offer a range of instruments perfectly adapted to their
needs. 7
DEPPELER SA, SWITZERLAND
www.deppeler.ch
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DURAVIT 3P by B. & B. Dental
Italian market leader steps ahead with new generation of implants
n With DURAVIT 3P implants, the
Italian market leader B. & B. Dental
is offering a new generation of implants, that is supposed to differentiate itself from other products on the
market with unique and advanced
characteristics.
The contact area between the fixture
and the abutment, for example, is increased by the CONEXA connection
which offers internal tapering (cone
morse) and a hexagonal connection.
According to the company, CONEXA
provides prolonged durability over
time as well as superior stability.
Thanks to the internal hexagon and
the “morse taper” the unscrewing of
dental abutments are reduced while
micro movements can be avoided to
allow an optimal distribution of the
masticatory load.
The colonization of bacteria is
also decreased, the company said.
Owing to the platform switching
that provides different diameters
of the platform and the abutment,
vertical bone loss can also be minimised.
PLATFORM SWITCHING
B&B DENTAL
implant company
CONICAL CONNECTION
"TAPER MORSE 5° "
INTERNAL HEXAGON
TRIPLE THREAD BODY
Via San Benedetto, 1837 - S. Pietro in Casale (Bo) Italy - Tel. +39 (0) 51.81.13.75 - Fax +39 (0) 51.666.94.00
info@bebdental.it - www.bebdental.it
Collar microgroowing helps to
improve primary stability and to
facilitate the placement of implants.
The unique triple thread body with
its 60° beveled profile allows an
easier and less invasive insertion of
the implant body for faster osseointegration. The perfect anatomical
design with a radicular structure
implies a variable degree of tapering, more pronounced near apical
region.
According to the company, it provides high stability even if the bone
is undermined and ensures the full
integrity of all proximal structures.
The self-tapering system consists of
a triple apical groove that was designed with a special skewed section
to promote bone tapering during the
insertion and prevent any trauma
that can result from pressure at the
same time. A “bonefriendly” apex,
which helps to evaluate the floor at
the maxillary sinus, avoids the risk
of perforation.
B. & B. Dental S.r.l. says to be one
of the few Italian companies to use
high technological decontamination
procedures, such as the bombardment of accelerated ions with Argon
Plasma, for carefully cleaning the
surfaces of its equipment and re-
move contaminants efficiently from
the implants.
With Speed-Bone, the company
has also developed an exclusive
treatment that consists of sandblasting surfaces with alumina oxide
through a dedicated appliance as
well as treatment with double etching exploiting mineral acids. The aim
is to achieve a correct and controlled
micro-roughness of the implants
which facilitates the osseointegration and the initial anchor of osteoblasts.
According to the company, all
processes secure homogeneity along
the whole implant surface.
B. & B.’s says its main goal to offer
original dental solutions. Thanks to
its strong commitment to innovation
and long-term experience in developing high quality prosthetic implant technologies and materials for
bone regeneration, they have gained
a leading market position worldwide. 7
B. & B. DENTAL, ITALY
www.bebdental.it
In addition, it promotes the healing
of soft tissue and reduces the risk
of bone resorption at collar level.
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3Shape launches
TRIOS Color
New scanning technology for realistic display of teeth & gingiva
5
Chief Technology Officer Tais Clausen (centre) moderating an hands-on demonstration.
n At IDS, Danish digital specialist
3Shape unveiled its new TRIOS
Color digital impression solution
with RealColor Technology. With the
new tool, the Danish manufacturer
now offers both TRIOS Color and
TRIOS Standard digital impressiontaking solutions.
According to 3Shape, the new
RealColor Technology in the TRIOS
Color digital impression-taking solution facilitates the creation of scan
images in the appearance of real
teeth and gingiva. Moreover, the
realistic display of colours is supposed to make it easy for dentists to
distinguish between the different
types of restorative materials (metals, enamel, composite, etc.), recognise bleeding areas and easily identify margin lines with enhanced
accuracy, the company said.
In combination with 3Shape’s established TRIOS Ultrafast Optical
Sectioning Technology, TRIOS Color
represents a high-performance color-scanning solution that is very
fast, very accurate and very easyto-use, the company said.
In addition, a new configuration
solution and an alternative to the
TRIOS cart was introduced—the new
TRIOS Pod, which enables scanning
with the TRIOS handheld scanner
and software using selected laptop
PCs. The solution offers mobility and
flexibility for dentists working in
multiple locations or for clinics with
limited space, according to 3Shape.
Users will be able to control scanning from an iPad or mirror the 3-D
view on other displays in the clinic,
such as monitors integrated in the
chair. TRIOS Pod works with both
TRIOS Color and TRIOS Standard
solutions.
Additional developments that
apply to both TRIOS Color and
TRIOS Standard digital-impression
solutions were on display at the
company’s booth in hall 4.2. 7
3SHAPE, DENMARK
www.3shape.com
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multipiezo touch
Three types of 3-D data
with one Planmeca X-ray unit
Ultrasonic device to set new standards in prophylaxis
Planmeca ProMax 3D combines CBCT, 3-D face photos and model scans
n Exceptionally user-friendly, the
new multipiezo touch ultrasonic device for dental prophylaxis by
mectron was developed to be
the optimal assistant for every
dentist or dental hygienist. In
addition to classical supragingival scaling, it can be
used for subgingival debridement as well
as for implant
cleaning,
the company
said.
n Planmeca’s 3-D X-ray unit range now
offers to combine CBCT images, 3-D face
photos as well as 3-D model scans in
only one software. According to Finish
company, it is the first in the industry to
introduce this concept for creating a virtual patient for different clinical needs.
With the launch of the new imaging
mode for scanning impressions and
plaster casts to its Planmeca ProMax 3D
X-ray units, impressions can be automatically inverted to digital casts and instantly stored in the Planmeca Romexis
software in standard STL format.
cally, the intelligent mectron piezoelectric ultrasound technology makes
treatment more comfortable for both
the dentist as well as the patient. It also
boats a special soft mode for extra
gentle treatment power. The integration of a 360° adjustable LEDlight makes working with the
multipiezo touch even easier,
according to the company, as
the source of light can be directed right to the spot of activity, which is a unique
feature in the field
of ultrasonic
devices.
According
to mectron, its innovative design and self-explaining ergonomics are supposed to set new
standards in terms of user-friendliness
and practice hygiene, as in contrast to
common devices, its ergonomic touch
panel lets the user control all functions
fast and intuitive. Operating the device is therefore possible without buttons and control dials. Owing to the
smooth surface, the multipiezo touch
can also be cleaned and disinfected
much easier than other devices.
The irrigation liquid container
carrying 500 ml is illuminated by the
holder and can be exchanged quickly
and easily for maximum flexibility.
By balancing external factors and
adjusting its power level automati-
MECTRON, ITALY
A dedicated tap water connection
is also optionally available when water is required as a coolant.
With 18 different inserts for supraand subgingival scaling mectron says
to currently offer one of the most extensive ranges of ultrasound prophylaxis inserts in dentistry. 7
www.mectron.com
“In Planmeca Romexis, the patient’s
digital cast and CBCT image can be
superimposed for further visualisation
and planning”, says Ms Helianna PuhlinNurminen, Vice President of Digital
Imaging and Applications division at
Planmeca Oy. “The combined data set
provides an artefact-free model about
the patient’s dentin including bone,
crowns and soft tissue, which can be
utilised in implant planning and sur-
base stores all digital casts together with
other patient images. The 3-D model
scans can also be utilised in orthognatic
surgery planning and for follow-up of
the patient’s treatment progress.
gical guide manufacturing. For orthodontic purposes, the STL data can be
further analysed in Planmeca Romexis
3D Ortho Studio module, where dental
cast analysis and orthodontic treatment
plan can be done in 3-D, according to
Puhlin-Nurminen. The Romexis data-
The Planmeca ProMax 3D family is
an intelligent, all-in-one X-ray unit range
designed to obtain complete information on patient anatomy in the minutest
detail. The units provide digital panoramic, extraoral bitewing, cephalometric, and 3-D CBCT imaging, 3-D face
photos and now also 3-D model scans.
The wide selection of volume sizes
allows optimising the imaging area
according to a specific diagnostic task—
always complying with the best practices of dentistry and the ALARA (as low
as reasonably achievable) principle to
minimise radiation. All patient images
are conveniently processed in a single
software, Planmeca Romexis. 7
PLANMECA, FINLAND
www.planmeca.com
AD
SLOVAK
DENTAL
DAYS
14th EXHIBITION OF STOMATOLOGY
AND DENTAL TECHNICS
VDW presents the
new GUTTAFUSION
Obturators entirely made of gutta-percha introduced
n VDW’s latest product GUTTAFUSION draws from the advantages associated with the use of
gutta-percha. The carriers for the
thermoplastic obturation of root
canals are now made entirely of
this material. The obturators have
a stable core made of crosslinked
gutta-percha, which remains stable even when heated, and are
coated with gutta-percha that
flows evenly when heated to effectively achieve a dense, 3-dimensional filling. The obturator handle,
specially designed to be used with
tweezers as well as fingers, is supposed to enable the easy application
of obturators in molars. In addition,
no other instrument is required to
separate it. The obturators also have
a high radiopacity, the company
from Munich said.
Good obturation results can be
achieved thanks to the homogenous
gutta-percha filling of the whole
root canal system, including ramifi-
cations, isthmi and the apex. The
gutta-percha core simplifies the
post space preparation procedure and the filling can be easily
removed for retreatment.
According to VDW, GUTTAFUSION is compatible with most
rotary NiTi systems. The suitable obturator size can be determined with a size verifier made
of nickel-titanium. Obturators and
reusable size verifiers are available
in the sizes 20 to 55.
GUTTAFUSION for RECIPROC
obturators are particularly convenient to use. The three obturator sizes correspond with the
instruments R25, R40 and R50.
A size verifier is not required. The
GUTTAFUSION oven can be used for
quickly heating the obturator. 7
VDW DENTAL, GERMANY
www.vdw-dental.com
26. - 28. 9. 2013
INCHEBA, a.s., Viedenská cesta 3-7, 851 01 Bratislava
T +421-2-6727 2138 • F +421-2-6727 2201 • E sdd@incheba.sk
www.incheba.sk
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