today Pacific Dental Conference Vancouver March 11, 2011
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Pacific Dental Conference · March 11, 2011
Don’t miss it!
Live on stage today!
Official Meeting News · Vol. 2, No.2
Scenes from the PDC
Be there as Dr. Clayton
A. Chan presents
‘Obtaining a Physiologic
Bite for Optimal
Functions.’
Watch some live
dentistry, eat some
apples, take a massage
break and check out
some products in the
exhibit hall.
»page 2
»pages 4 & 5
Celebrating 50 years
of digital imaging
Instrumentarium
introduces two new
features that promise to
make imaging systems
even easier to use.
»page 6
Live dentistry, new
technology and product
samples are all on tap
at this year’s PDC
By Sierra Rendon, Dental Tribune
Bigger than ever
Attendees stream through the exhibit hall to check out the latest and greatest products being offered by the 267 exhibitors at
the PDC. (Photos/Sierra Rendon, Dental Tribune)
n The Pacific Dental Conference (PDC)
continues to thrive and grow, and this
year’s event is a prime example. With
130 speakers, 205 sessions and 267
exhibitors, the PDC is bigger and better
than ever before.
Learning opportunities abound at
the PDC, as evidenced on the Live Dentistry Stage in the northwest corner of
the exhibit hall. The stage, which has
open seating and two large screens for
optimal viewing, features a variety of
speakers throughout the day.
Some speakers and topics today
include:
• “Obtain a Physiologic Bite for Optimal Function” by Clayton A. Chan
at 9 a.m.
• “Immediate Implant Placement —
Live!” by Dwayne Karateew at 11:30
a.m.
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AD
Light up your night
n When the educational sessions end
and the exhibitors shut down for the
day, tonight’s party will begin. The
Friday Night Social Event will take
place from 6:45–10 p.m. here at the
Vancouver Convention Centre.
Enjoy an evening of Neil Diamond
hits performed by Nearly Neil and
the Solitary Band. There will also be
snacks and beverages available. Cost
to attend is $11.
In addition, the Olympic Cauldron,
found on the Jack Poole Plaza, will be
lit tonight from 6–10. Bring your camera as this is one event that does not
come around often.
The Olympic Cauldron will be lit
tonight from 6–10 p.m. in Jack Poole
Plaza. (Photo/Provided by the PDC)
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Pacific Dental Conference — March 11,
10, 2011
Live on stage today: finding
the optimal physiologic bite
n One of the most important and
fundamental skills a dentist can have
is the ability to find the optimal physiologic bite.
Bite optimization is based on the
sound principles of mandibular
occlusion, which allows the oromandibular system to rest sufficiently and to optimally function
upon demand. It is the science and
art of determining and maintaining
specific relationships of the entire
body’s structures.
This morning at 9 a.m., Clayton A.
Chan, DDS, will present ‘Obtaining
a Physiologic Bite for Optimal Functions.’
This Live Dentistry Stage demonstration will show three bite tech-
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Clayton A.
Chan, DDS, speaks
Thursday on
‘Obtaining a
Physiologic Bite
for Optimal
Functions.’ You
can see his
presentation
again at 9 a.m.
today. (Photo/
Sierra Rendon,
Dental Tribune)
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niques: cheek retraction, Myomonitor
Tens and K7 Jaw Tracking.
The clinician will learn these techniques and be able to easily apply
them after learning the key scientific
principles of physiologic bite recording. More live demonstrations of the
optimized bite will be done at the
Triumphant Athletics Group booth
(Agility Guard).
About
the Publisher
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Phone: (212) 244-7181
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Show Dailies & Ortho Tribune
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Online Editor
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Be sure to
stop by the
Silent Auction
for the BC
Dental
Association
in the center
aisle of the
exhibit hall.
Kathy
Alexander,
from left,
Avril Bain
and Jolene
Bordewick can
answer any
questions you
may have.
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• “Botox Injection Demonstration” by
Haneef Alibhai at 3 p.m.
In addition to educational opportunities, the PDC is also a great place to
learn about new products and technologies. This year’s exhibit hall features
267 exhibitors occupying 540 booths,
and they all have something interesting to share with you.
Here’s a small sampling of the
activities and information you’ll find
in the exhibit hall today:
• Want to buy some great products and
have it go to a good cause? Stop by
the BC Dental Association’s Silent
Auction taking place in the center
aisle of the exhibit hall. Some of the
prizes include a gift certificate to a
spa, framed artwork, jewelry and
much more.
• Looking to try out some new toothbrushing products? Stop by the
Listerine booth (No. 541), the Crest
Oral-B booth (No. 741), the ipana
maxilla booth (Nos. 833, 1233) the
GSK booth (No. 145) and the Colgate
booth (No. 526). At each booth, you
can hear about the company’s newest products and likely head home
with some samples of them.
• Worn out by a long day walking from
educational sessions and amongst
the hundreds of booths in the
exhibit hall? Make sure to stop by
booth No. 135 where you can try
out the Panasonic massage chairs.
“I am loving this chair,” said hygienist Julie Enns during her own
test run.
• Do you need a quick break from
hearing about dental products?
Stop by the Parsons Art Studio
booth (No. 1325) and check out
artist Reg Parsons’ beautiful sculptures, which have been known
to brighten a dental office or two.
“Some of my biggest clients are
dentists,” Parsons said. “My own
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Take a walk through the Crest Oral-B
presentation (booth No. 741), and you’ll
get to try mouthwash, toothpaste and
an electric toothbrush. You’ll also get to
take some samples home.
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today Pacific Dental Conference
appears during the Pacific Dental
Conference in Vancouver, British
Columbia, Canada, March 10–11, 2011.
Artist Reg Parsons creates the sculptures at booth No. 1325.
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dentist suggested I come to this
show.”
• Want to help your patients brush
longer? Philips Sonicare now offers
FlexCare, which studies have
shown increases the time patients
brush and helps prevent gum recession and reduces bleeding sites by
up to 71 percent in four weeks. Stop
by the booth (No. 506) for a demonstration.
Published by Dental Tribune America
© 2011 Dental Tribune America, LLC
All rights reserved.
Julie Enns, a hygienist, tests out the
comfort at the National Massage Chairs
booth (No. 135).
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effort to report clinical information and
manufacturers’ product news accurately, but cannot assume responsibility for the validity of product claims, or
for typographical errors. The publishers also do not assume responsibility
for product names or claims, or statements made by advertisers. Opinions
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and may not reflect those of Dental
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Pacific Dental Conference — March 11, 2011
Scenes from Thursday
Tammy Brown, left, and Joel Knoll,
executive vice president, explain how
Nicorinse (booth No. 101) can help
smokers and tobacco users.
Let Dan Christensen of Shofu
Dental introduce
you to BeautiBond
and Beautifil II at
booth No. 1530.
Barbara Frost,
RDH, can speak
to you about
Milestone’s
innovative
products, such
as the STA Single
Tooth Anesthesia
System, at booth
No. 1443.
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Lindsey
McKenzie, left,
and Mila Main,
certified dental
assistants from
Duncan, enjoy the
fresh apples offered in the
exhibit hall.
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Photos
by Sierra
Rendon,
Dental
Tribune
At the American
Eagle Instruments
booth (No. 205),
Nichol Schreiber,
left, and Angie
Stone explain to
attendees that
XP technology
instruments
don’t require
sharpening.
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Stop by to see Bucky Bear and his friends at the ipana
maxilla booth (Nos. 833, 1233) and hear about the re-launch
of ipana toothpaste.
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Attendees check out the options at the
SybronEndo booth (No. 719).
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Instrumentarium’s Jason Labrecque speaks to attendees
about the company’s cone-beam and digital panoramic
imaging combined in one cost-effective system.
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Stop by the
Colgate booth
(No. 526) to hear
about its new
Sensitive
Pro-Relief
Toothpaste.
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Frank Cortes at the Directa booth
(No. 1311) can tell you about the company’s products, including FenderMate,
FenderWedge and Luxator.
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Evana Vidovic, left, and Elizabeth
Perez show off their own Hollywood
Smiles. Stop by the booth (No. 1404) to
find out how you can get one, too!
5
Christina Kalvinou, left, and Karly Doehring, from the
Academy of Emergency Training, can tell you all about the
benefits of the company’s Dental Health & Safety Program at
booth No. 129.
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Stop by the Pentron booth (No. 212) to have Patricia
Peckham show you some of the company’s new, innovative
products, including Fusio Liquid Dentin, Bond-1 SF SolventFree SE Adhesive and Build-It Light Cure Core Material.
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Stop by the ‘Digital
Orca’ right outside the
Vancouver Convention
Centre. The art was
created by sculptor
Douglas Coupland and
is part of the Vancouver
Convention Centre
Art Project, which has
brought 11 major works
and several smaller
ones inside and
outside the new
convention centre.
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Sinclair Dental (booth No. 727) knows how to get some
attention: park a Smart Car on the exhibit hall floor! Stop by
the booth to find out how you can be entered in the raffle to
win the car.
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Sirona’s Timo Hoetzel talks to attendees about the Cerec AC at booth No. 503.
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Bond-1 SF Solvent
Free SE Adhesive
Pentron Clinical Technologies is proud to introduce Bond-1® SF ™ Solvent Free SE Adhesive, a
unique, solvent-free, self-etch, light-cure, onecoat bonding agent to be used for all your direct
composite bonding needs.
Pentron Clinical Technologies has removed the
solvent while preserving the high-bond strengths
associated with conventional bonding agents.
Removing the solvent from this product not
only addresses common technique issues, such as
over- or under-drying, but also facilitates the restoration of teeth faster than ever by requiring only a
one-coat application.
Bond-1 SF forms an interactive bond between
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(Photo/Provided by Pentron Clinical)
the minerals of the tooth structure and the resins
of the bonding agent, without the use of acetone,
water or alcohol, providing a superior bond to both
dentin and enamel.
Bond-1 SF Solvent Free SE Adhesive is available
in two convenient delivery systems. The syringe
offers unique, flocked needle tips that facilitate
easy, direct placement into the prep, while the
freestanding single dose provides the ultimate in
infection control.
Pentron Clinical is an established leader in the
dental industry, offering a wide variety of products to suit your restorative needs. As one of the
pioneers of adhesive technologies, Pentron Clinical
has successfully demonstrated its commitment to
advancing dentistry one innovation at a time.
Pentron’s portfolio of dental products includes:
Breeze® self-adhesive resin cement, Build It® FR™
core build up material, FibreKleer ® Posts, Correct
Plus® impression materials and Artiste® Nano
Composite.
For more information, visit www.pentron.com, call
(203) 265-7397 or stop by the booth, No. 212.
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exhibitors
Pacific Dental Conference — March 11, 2011
Instrumentarium celebrates
50 years of digital imaging
n For the past 50 years, Instrumentarium Dental has been pioneering
imaging systems designed for professionals. From the original Orthopantomograph® OP1 to today’s Orthopantomograph® OP300, the company’s
years of experience and expertise
guarantee customers a safe investment for their practices.
The Orthopantomograph OP300 is
one of the most comprehensive threein-one imaging platforms designed
for today and tomorrow. The OP300
combines advanced panoramic imaging with either cephalometric and/or
cone-beam 3-D imaging, giving clinicians a truly adaptable platform.
The fundamental design principle
of the OP300 is the adaptability and
upgradeability to not only presentday technologies but to future technological advancements. With that
being said, Instrumentarium and the
OP300 are pioneering two unique features for its customers going forward.
The OP300 multilayer panoramic
option provides five panoramic
Here at the PDC
For more information or to see the
Orthopantomograph OP300 for
yourself, stop by the Instrumentarium booth, No. 1305.
AD
The Orthopantomograph OP300 uses a
two-dimensional SmartView scout
image, which allows operators the
comfort of knowing the 3-D volume is
properly placed. (Photo/Provided by
Instrumentarium)
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images with only one scan. The multilayer images are achieved in the same
scan time and dose as the traditional
panoramic scan, so there are no
adverse effects to patients.
This feature allows for forgiving
patient positioning when encountering patients with Class 2 or Class 3
occlusion. It also reduces possible
retakes because it has one of the largest focal areas on the market today.
The second advancement on the
Orthopantomograph OP300 is the
two-dimensional SmartView scout
image used in cone-beam imaging.
This feature allows operators the
comfort of knowing the 3-D volume is
properly placed.
In addition, unlike other systems
on the market, the Orthopantomograph OP300 does not require the
patient to be repositioned if the SmartView image reveals that the positioning of the volume needs adjustment.
All adjustments are made on the
large user interface, and the machine
moves to the patient rather than the
patient moving to the machine.
Lastly, the Orthopantomograph
product line offers customers the
unique ability to upgrade to any or
all of the available options down the
road, which provides added comfort
in knowing that you purchased a system that can grow with you over time.
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