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clinical articles • management advice • practice profiles • technology reviews PROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN IMPLANTOLOGY Treatment planning of implants in the esthetic zone: part Drs Sajid Jivraj, Mamaly Reshad, and Winston Chee Incorporating state-of-the-art and science to provide stability and excellent esthetic results in implant dentistry Dr Robert C Vogel Practice profile Dr Bao-Thy Grant Dr Suheil M Boutros PAYING SUBSCRIBERS EARN 24 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS PER YEAR! Corporate profile Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc *Data on file Minimally invasive maxillary sinus lateral approach (SLA): a series of case reports 3D imaging for lower dose than a 2D panoramic* is not magic… it’s May/June 2013 – Vol No Learn more on page clinical articles • management advice • practice profiles • technology reviews PROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN IMPLANTOLOGY Treatment planning of implants in the esthetic zone: part Drs Sajid Jivraj, Mamaly Reshad, and Winston Chee Incorporating state-of-the-art and science to provide stability and excellent esthetic results in implant dentistry Dr Robert C Vogel Practice profile Dr Bao-Thy Grant Dr Suheil M Boutros PAYING SUBSCRIBERS EARN 24 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS PER YEAR! Corporate profile Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc *Data on file Minimally invasive maxillary sinus lateral approach (SLA): a series of case reports 3D imaging for lower dose than a 2D panoramic* is not magic… it’s May/June 2013 – Vol No Learn more on page clinical articles • management advice • practice profiles • technology reviews PROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN IMPLANTOLOGY Incorporating state-of-the-art and science to provide stability and excellent esthetic results in implant dentistry Dr Robert C Vogel Minimally invasive maxillary sinus lateral approach (SLA): a series of case reports Dr Suheil M Boutros Treatment planning of implants in the esthetic zone: part Practice profile Dr Bao-Thy Grant Drs Sajid Jivraj, Mamaly Reshad, and Winston Chee 3D imaging for lower dose than a 2D panoramic* is not magic… it’s May/June 2013 – Vol No Corporate profile Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc *Data on file PAYING SUBSCRIBERS EARN 24 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS PER YEAR! Learn more on page clinical articles • management advice • practice profiles • technology reviews PROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN IMPLANTOLOGY Treatment planning of implants in the esthetic zone: part Drs Sajid Jivraj, Mamaly Reshad, and Winston Chee Incorporating state-of-the-art and science to provide stability and excellent esthetic results in implant dentistry Dr Robert C Vogel Practice profile Dr Bao-Thy Grant Dr Suheil M Boutros PAYING SUBSCRIBERS EARN 24 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS PER YEAR! Corporate profile Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc *Data on file Minimally invasive maxillary sinus lateral approach (SLA): a series of case reports 3D imaging for lower dose than a 2D panoramic* is not magic… it’s May/June 2013 – Vol No Learn more on page Introducing the new LOCATOR® Overdenture Implant System (LODI), featuring narrow diameter implants from the makers of the trusted LOCATOR A achment LODI is an ideal treatment alternative for the many patients with severe resorption, resulting in very narrow ridges for implant placement These edentulous patients who are faced with the choice of bone gra ing may decline treatment due to additional surgeries or financial reasons LOCATOR Overdenture Implants may be placed using a minimally invasive, flapless procedure with intuitive instrumentation The implants are made from strong Titanium Alloy and are designed to provide primary stability when immediate loading is indicated Incorporating all of LOCATOR’s proven features, including its patented pivoting technology, LODI has remarkable resiliency and exceptional durability, while allowing for replacement of the a achment should wear occur throughout time The LOCATOR Overdenture Implant System now allows you to treat edentulous patients with the minimum standard of care of an implant overdenture,* at a reduced cost and with greater satisfaction 2.5mm Cuff Heights 4mm 2.4mm Diameters 2.9mm Included with each implant Stop turning away overdenture patients with narrow ridges just because they decline bone grafting! Take a look at the LOCATOR Overdenture Implant System and call 1.855.868.LODI (5634) or visit our new website at www.zestanchors.com/lodi/ip * The McGill Consensus Statement on Overdentures Montreal, Quebec, Canada May 24-25 2002 ©2013 ZEST Anchors LLC All rights reserved ZEST and LOCATOR are registered trademarks of ZEST IP Holdings, LLC EDITORIAL ADVISORS Steve Barter BDS, MSurgDent RCS Anthony Bendkowski BDS, LDS RCS, MFGDP, DipDSed, DPDS, MsurgDent Philip Bennett BDS, LDS RCS, FICOI Stephen Byfield BDS, MFGDP, FICD Sanjay Chopra BDS Andrew Dawood BDS, MSc, MRD RCS Professor Nikolaos Donos DDS, MS, PhD Abid Faqir BDS, MFDS RCS, MSc (MedSci) Koray Feran BDS, MSC, LDS RCS, FDS RCS Philip Freiburger BDS, MFGDP (UK) Jeffrey Ganeles, DMD, FACD Mark Hamburger BDS, BChD Mark Haswell BDS, MSc Gareth Jenkins BDS, FDS RCS, MScD Stephen Jones BDS, MSc, MGDS RCS, MRD RCS Gregori M Kurtzman, DDS Jonathan Lack DDS, CertPerio, FCDS Samuel Lee, DDS David Little DDS Andrew Moore BDS, Dip Imp Dent 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technology I t is a great time to practice implant dentistry due to all of the surgical and restorative technology available to us as clinicians Surgically, we now have materials and growth factors that allow us to put the bone and soft tissue in an optimal position and in a predictable manner to help maximize positive restoration outcomes We are able to design the final prosthesis from the ideal incisal edge backwards, without being limited by the initial tissues present Visually, the digital revolution affords us the ability to use CT scans, 3D images, and treatment planning software for precise placement When a complete and accurate picture of the individual patient is available, a lot of the guesswork is removed, and precision is possible With 3D imaging, dentists have the capability of virtual surgery and placement to bolster confidence and solidify the treatment plan before picking up the scalpel Radiation levels can also potentially be minimized by imaging equipment that allows adjustable settings for exposure time Additionally, treatment planning software uses the latest technology to help keep the process streamlined and organized while also offering state-of-the-art treatment options to patients Technologically, the many applications of computer software in the dental office allow maximized patient comfort and minimized clinician aggravation I recently got a digital impression scanner (iTero®) It allows me to take a digital impression of the implant, replacing the goopy-mouth, old-style impressions Patients love it It is pretty slick, and clinicians enjoy that it saves them an impression appointment with the patient It creates a digital file; then a treatment plan can be formulated; then the file is sent wirelessly to the lab The lab can now fabricate a restoration solely from that digital file without ever having to pour up a stone model The digital file is much more precise as there is no margin of error from material shrinkage, etc It also allows for a faster turnaround time at the lab In my practice, in less than a week the crown is back Similar treatment planning software as is used by the CT scanner can now design abutments and crowns if desired Globally, it is easier than ever to share ideas with implant dentists both nationally and internationally Breakthroughs are no longer locked to a geographic location or specific publication Information sharing is faster than ever, and questions can be posted to peers and answered virtually instantly In the digital age, sharing files and radiographs with referring colleagues and specialists can be accomplished with the click of a mouse securely and quickly Responsible use of technology is a must for patient safety and treatment success Continuing education such as webinars, journals such as Implant Practice US, congresses and seminars, as well as educational venues, such as the Rocky Mountain Dental Institute, where I lecture, are all valuable tools to learn about the technologies that are available and how to use them safely and effectively in this fast-paced, competitive dental world Though some of the newer technologies are still in their infancies, I think that they too will become a great part of future progress When I lecture for continuing education classes, I stress the importance of integrating technology into implant dentistry because it is exciting to be on the cutting edge (no pun intended) of implant dentistry today as these new methods grow in popularity, prevalence, and precision Lewis C Cummings, DDS, MS Kingwood Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, Kingwood, Texas Center for Advanced Dental Education, Dallas, Texas Rocky Mountain Dental Institute, Denver, Colorado Implant practice INTRODUCTION May/June 2013 - Volume Number TABLE OF CONTENTS Case study Incorporating state-of-the-art and science to provide stability and excellent esthetic results in Practice profile Dr Bao-Thy Grant: Living life, loving family, and practicing with passion It takes dedication and motivation to maintain a balance between a growing practice and a growing family implant dentistry Dr Robert C Vogel illustrates how a patient with limited buccal bone and interadicular space benefitted from a narrow diameter implant 16 Late implantation in an anatomical medial diastema Drs Nikolaos Papagiannoulis and Marius Steigmann present a case report that takes a minimally invasive approach to soft tissue surgery 18 Connective tissue grafting Dr Ken Akimoto presents a pictorial approach to improving a patient’s smile through soft-tissue regeneration 24 Case study: restoring form and function with implants and Corporate profile 12 Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc Built by clinicians with products designed for clinicians, Millennium continues to operate with the key tenets of research, training, and five-star service veneers Dr Nilesh Parmar tackles a patient’s neglected dentition to restore his smile without resorting to the “Hollywood” look 26 The basics and beyond with mini dental implants Dr M Dean Wright illustrates the advantages of mini implants as a denture stabilization option 28 Implant practice Volume Number TABLE OF CONTENTS 38 implants in the esthetic zone Continuing education Management of the black triangle around dental implants in the esthetic zone: part Dr Scott Blyer explores management and treatment of the black triangle after it occurs 32 Treatment planning of implants in the esthetic zone: part In the second part of the series, Drs Sajid Jivraj, Mamaly Reshad, and Winston Chee explore how the facial bony wall and the interproximal bone affect implant placement 38 Technology Minimally invasive maxillary sinus lateral approach (SLA): a series of case reports Dr Suheil M Boutros opens the window to a new method of sinus lateral approach 46 Product profile Diary .62 IngeniOs synthetic bone grafting products 54 Renovix™ Guided Healing Collagen Membrane 56 Materials & equipment .64 Introducing Roxolid® for All .58 Industry news Nobel Biocare announces new opportunities for education and patient care .44 Implant practice Volume Number DENTSPLY Implants offers a comprehensive line of implants, including ASTRA TECH Implant System™, ANKYLOS® and XiVE®, digital technologies such as ATLANTIS™ patient-specific abutments, regenerative bone products and professional development programs We are dedicated to continuing the tradition of DENTSPLY International, the world leader in dentistry with 110 years of industry experience, by providing high quality and groundbreaking oral healthcare solutions that create value for dental professionals, and allows for predictable and lasting implant treatment outcomes, resulting in enhanced quality of life for patients We invite you to join us on our journey to redefine implant dentistry For more information, visit www.dentsplyimplants.com Facilitate™ www.dentsplyimplants.com 79570-US-1212 © 2012 DENTSPLY International, Inc DENTSPLY Implants is the union of two successful and innovative dental implant businesses: DENTSPLY Friadent and Astra Tech Dental The must-read journal for US Implantologists! 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Call 1-888-339-4750 or visit www.gendex.com EasyPosition™ system allows for reproducible patient positioning and consistent imaging results Comprehensive Solutions All-in-one solution delivering integrated 3D restoration and implant planning software with surgical guide capability PRODUCT PROFILE IngeniOs synthetic bone grafting products Z immer Dental Inc., a leading provider of dental oral rehabilitation products and a subsidiary of Zimmer Holdings, Inc., announced an exclusive agreement with curasan AG, to globally distribute innovative synthetic bone grafting materials to the dental market under the IngeniOs™ brand IngeniOs HA Synthetic Bone Particles are a 100% non-biologic, pure-phase hydroxyapatite (HA) bone substitute for filling bone defects in a number of dental procedures, including alveolar ridge augmentation, guided tissue regeneration, extractions, and sinus lifts With up to 80% porosity and minimal resorption over time, IngeniOs HA is designed to provide long-lasting support of vascularized bone formation and exhibits radiopacity for easy X-ray identification For clinicians interested in a 100% non-biologic, resorbable solution, Zimmer Dental offers IngeniOs ß-TCP Bioactive Synthetic Bone Particles This silicated grafting formulation offers the potential for increased bioactivity and is designed to resorb in balance with replacement by naturally-regenerating mineralized bone IngeniOs ß-TCP Bioactive, also radiopaque, has up to 75% interconnected porosity to help enable ingrowth of healthy bone tissue Like IngeniOs HA, IngeniOs ß-TCP is indicated for a variety of dental procedures, including alveolar ridge augmentations, filling periodontal defects, extractions, and sinus lifts The IngeniOs product line expands Zimmer Dental’s comprehensive regenerative portfolio (which includes a variety of allograft and bovine options for both hard and soft tissue augmentation procedures) with viable synthetic hard tissue regenerative options “Zimmer Dental continues to demonstrate a strong commitment to improving patients’ lives,” said Harold C Flynn, Jr., Zimmer Dental president “This agreement strengthens our industryleading regenerative portfolio by offering a variety of synthetic options to our diverse customer base By providing world-class dental implants, tried-and-true restorative options, and cutting-edge regenerative solutions, we give clinicians the flexibility to serve their patients with the most 54 Implant practice The IngeniOs product line expands Zimmer Dental’s comprehensive regenerative portfolio (which includes a variety of allograft and bovine options for both hard and soft tissue augmentation procedures) with viable synthetic hard tissue regenerative options comprehensive portfolio in the industry.” For more information, call 800-8547019, or visit www.zimmerdental.com IP This information was provided by Zimmer Dental Volume Number ING E TH ON ST O B BE T HE EXT T N e O ss eoi n co r p ora tio Tr abe cular bon l ne On gro ow Bo th* r Metal M at Tr a ula n ec ria b ™ ng wth + Bone I r Artistic Rendering I am the Zimmer® Trabecular Metal™ Dental Implant, the first dental implant to offer a mid-section with up to 80% porosity—designed to enable bone INGROWTH as well and ONGROWTH Through osseoincorporation, I harness the tried-and-true technology of Trabecular Metal Material, used by Zimmer Orthopedics for over a decade My material adds a high volume of ingrowth designed to enhance secondary stability and I am Zimmer Visit TrabecularMetal.zimmerdental.com to view a special bone ingrowth animation and request a Trabecular Metal Technology demo www.zimmerdental.com ©2013 Zimmer Dental Inc All rights reserved * Data on file with Zimmer Dental Please check with a Zimmer Dental representative for availability and additional information e PRODUCT PROFILE Renovix™ Guided Healing Collagen Membrane T he new Renovix™ Guided Healing Collagen Membrane from Salvin Dental Specialties combines the ideal performance and handling characteristics in a resorbable barrier that many implant surgeons have been asking for Renovix™ is indicated for numerous pre-implant grafting procedures, including socket preservation, ridge augmentation, and sinus lifts It has optimal mechanical and elastic handling characteristics Once hydrated, it conforms to the surgical site without migration while maintaining its strength and elasticity Renovix™ is transparent out of the package, making it easy to see while the surgeon shapes and contours the membrane for proper placement It becomes opaque after hydration providing visual confirmation that the membrane is fully covering the grafted surgical site Renovix™ has excellent tensile strength, and can be sutured or tacked in place if necessary The Type porcine collagen membrane is cross-linked with polysaccharide, a naturally occurring sugar, that provides excellent biocompatibility and stabilization Renovix™ is available in three different sizes: 15 mm x 25 mm, 20 mm x 30 mm, and 30 mm x 40 mm, and is individually packaged sterile for immediate use The extra mm included in the 15 mm x 25 mm membrane makes it easy for the clinician to drape it from the buccal to the opposing lingual plate, maintaining full coverage over the ridge, without having to select a larger size Salvin Dental has “Everything For Your Implant Practice But The Implants®”, and they carry a full portfolio of regenerative products, including: OraMEM® and OraMEM-Sustained® Collagen Membranes, OraPLUG®, ® ™ OraTAPE and OraCOTE Wound Dressings, OraGRAFT® Allograft Bone, GraftSET™ Calcium Sulfate and OraSTRUCT™ TCP/HA Synthetic Grafting Material, OrACELL™ Decellularized Dermis Allograft, and many others Salvin Dental Specialties’ complete line of regenerative products makes them the ideal ReGen Resource™ for your implant practice IP 56 Implant practice Elastic handling Sinus grafting GBR and socket grafting For additional information, please contact Salvin Dental Specialties at 800-535-6566 or visit www.salvin.com This information was provided by Salvin Dental Specialties Volume Number tri-cam the implants you know the company you trust internal hex external hex compatibility: Use your existing drills, drivers, and prosthetics For 45 years, ACE Surgical has been dedicated to dental surgical advancements We continue to develop and manufacture the highest quality, state-of-the-art products at competitive prices; while keeping customer service at the core of our business the savings you expect with cover screw The infinity System allows you to place our implants with the same confidence you have with your present system You have the flexibility of using your existing surgical drills, drivers, and prosthetics to place and restore the infinity implants acesurgical.com/infinity.html • 800.441.3100 • ACE Surgical Supply Co., Inc We are a complete dental solution! PRODUCT PROFILE Introducing Roxolid® for All Three innovations n All diameters n Award-winning technologies S traumann® – a global leader in implant dentistry offering surgical, regeneration, restorative, and digital solutions for the dental and lab business – is a pioneer of innovative technologies We have won the confidence of our customers with this promise: a strong foundation of scientific and clinical evidence supporting the specialization, reliability, and simplicity that define every Straumann solution As a pioneer of innovation, Straumann introduces a NEW implant line – Roxolid® for All Roxolid – the first TitaniumZirconium alloy designed specifically for implant dentistry – launched in 2009 has been implemented in practices all around the country Initially designed to offer more confidence when placing small diameter implants and to help increase patient acceptance of implant treatment, the Roxolid Ø3.3 mm implants were just the beginning This month, Roxolid for All expands to all diameters the advanced combination of the Roxolid material, the SLActive® surface technology, and the NEW Loxim™ transfer piece for simplified implant handling Loxim is a pre-mounted, self-retained transfer piece that offers clockwise and counterclockwise rotations for one-step implant insertion With Loxim, the holding key is no longer required to remove the transfer piece, helping to make implant placement more efficient The Roxolid material and the SLActive surface technology each received the Frost & Sullivan Medical Device Technology of the Year Award This award, which recognizes excellence in technological innovation, is one of the Best Practices Awards bestowed by Frost & Sullivan, the global growth consulting company In 2005, the SLActive surface technology was noted as a “next generation dental implant surface technology,” and in 2009, the Roxolid material was noted as an “innovative high performance material for dental implants.” Now Straumann includes these two awardwinning technologies along with simplified handling with the introduction of Roxolid for All What does this mean for you? Roxolid for All with the Loxim transfer 58 Implant practice We have won the confidence of our customers with this promise: a strong foundation of scientific and clinical evidence supporting the specialization, reliability, and simplicity that define every Straumann solution piece is designed to provide you with confidence in all cases, the flexibility of more treatment options, help increasing patient acceptance of implant treatment, improved osseointegration properties,1 and efficient implant placement through simplified handling Three innovations All diameters Award-winning technologies Today, life expectancy is longer The scientific advancements in modern medicine, along with an individual focus on good health and well being, all contribute to the potential of our life spans It is important to place an implant you and your patients can trust and depend on to last Straumann invites you to try Roxolid for All IP For more information, contact your local Straumann Territory Manager or call customer service at 800-448-8168 www.straumann.us Reference Gottlow J, et al Evaluation of a new titaniumzirconium dental implant: a biomechanical and histological comparative study in the mini pig Clin Imp Dent Relat Res 2012;14(4):538-545 Volume Number One? Or two stage? Immediate? Early? Or delayed loading? Resonance Frequency Analysis as a technique to risk factors, more predictably fast Reduce treatment time - If the initial mechanical becoming a global diagnostic standard With more than stability is high enough a one-stage approach is 500 articles published in scientific journals it is a proven often used together with immediate- or early loading By scientific method as a guide to predictable surgical and re- measuring again before the final restoration, and storative protocols comparing that value to the baseline value taken at measure implant stability and osseointegration is Manage implants at risk - You’ll find Osstell ISQ especially valuable for achieving more predictable outcomes when treating higher risk patients and placement, the decision whether to proceed or not is made quick and easy With Osstell as a part of your quality assurance implants at risk for failure due to poor integration Osstell system gives you an early warning, as a decreased ISQ value, if explain treatment planning and osseointegration isn’t progressing as expected It can healing help you avoid costs of an implant failure or redoing a and crown due to premature loading Osstell can also assist brings you and your patient new you in being more confident about treating patients with certainty it’s time also to colleagues easier to your patients Now Osstell Your guide to www.osstell.com Predictable surgical and restorative protocols Visit Osstell at the ICOI Spring Symposium May 16th – 18th in Las Vegas, NV Booth 416 AUTHOR GUIDELINES Implant Practice US is a peer-reviewed, bimonthly publication containing articles by leading authors from around the world Implant Practice US is designed to be read by specialists in Periodontics, Oral Surgery, and Prosthodontics Submitting articles Implant Practice US requires original, unpublished article submissions on implant topics, multidisciplinary dentistry, clinical cases, practice management, technology, clinical updates, literature reviews, and 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Manuscript: double-spaced including separate references, figure legends, and tables Abstract, educational objectives, expected outcomes paragraph References: double-spaced, alphabetical, American Medical Association style Tables: titled and cited in the text Mandatory submission form, signed by all authors Please contact managing editor Mali SchantzFeld with any questions via email: Mali@medmarkaz.com Volume Number DIARY lllllllllllllllllllllll OF EVENTS llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Advanced Live Surgery May 2-4, 2013 Denver, CO www.rockymountaindentalinstitute.com The GHSU/AAID Maxi-Course Comprehensive Training Program in Implant Dentistry May 2-5, 2013 Atlanta, GA www.straumann.us Implant Dentistry: Restorative and Aesthetic Fundamentals for the General Practitioner May 3-4, 2013 San Francisco, CA sfdental.pacific.edu New Dimensions in Dentistry Co-Sponsored by Delta Dental of California May 4, 2013 San Francisco, CA sfdental.pacific.edu Implant Dentistry Continuum 20122013 May 4-5, 2013 Boston, MA www.implantseminars.com Marketing & Team Training May 9-11, 2013 Denver, CO www.rockymountaindentalinstitute.com Implantology Course May 10-11, 2013 West Hills, CA implantologyseminars.com 62 Implant practice Are You Numb Yet? The Anatomy of Local Anesthesia May 11, 2013 San Francisco, CA sfdental.pacific.edu Implant Dentistry Continuum 20122013 May 18-19, 2013 New Orleans, LA www.implantseminars.com Teeth Xpress (Immediate Load Treatment Solution) May 31, 2013 Denver, CO www.rockymountaindentalinstitute.com BIOMET 3i – Advanced Techniques to Optimize Sustainable Aesthetics Through Immediate Implant Placement and Provisional Restoration May 31, 2013 Palm Beach Gardens, FL www.biomet3i.com Implant Dentistry Continuum 20122013 June 1-2, 2013 Los Angeles, CA www.implantseminars.com Infection Control and the California Dental Practice Act June 2, 2013 San Francisco, CA sfdental.pacific.edu Live Surgery June 6-8, 2013 Denver, CO www.rockymountaindentalinstitute.com The - GHSU/AAID Maxi-Course Comprehensive Training Program in Implant Dentistry June 6-9, 2013 Atlanta, GA www.straumann.us Masters Series 2013 June 7-8, 2013 Miami, FL www.implantseminars.com Esthetic Restorative Options for Anterior Implants June 14, 2013 Denver, CO www.rockymountaindentalinstitute.com Implant Dentistry Continuum 20122013 June 14-15, 2013 San Francisco, CA www.implantseminars.com ITI Education Week- Boston Comprehensive Implant Dentistry: From Treatment Plan to Clinical Implementation June 17-21, 2013 Boston, MA www.straumann.us Grafting: Hard & Soft Tissue & Sinus June 20-22, 2013 Denver, CO www.rockymountaindentalinstitute.com Volume Number MATERIALS lllllllllllll & lllllllllllll EQUIPMENT Sunstar GUM® announces new size and redesign of Proxabrush® Go-Betweens® cleaners The new Proxabrush is ideal for healthier patients with tighter contacts, and features several new design elements to improve use Proxabrush Go-Betweens are clinically proven to remove plaque as well as string floss and are convenient, reusable, and easy-to-use Highlights of the newly designed Ultra Tight Proxabrush Go-Betweens include: • More plaque removal: the redesigned Proxabrush family of interdental brushes has been constructed to remove up to 25 percent more plaque with new unique triangular bristles • New flexible handle: The new, flexible handle has been ergonomically designed for better comfort, control, and grip in order to make it easier to use The bendable neck and longer length also makes it easier for patients to clean their posterior teeth In addition, Sunstar will be applying the new design elements to each of the existing Proxabrush Go-Betweens cleaners sizes: tight, moderate, and wide These redesigned Proxabrushes will be available in June For more information, visit www.US-Professional GUMbrand.com The Swiss company Bien-Air has just launched a pioneering world first onto the market: iChiropro enables practitioners to control their implantology and surgery system using an iPad® iChiropro is the newest trend in dental surgeries across the globe Long awaited, but now finally available, this major innovation offers them unprecedented new functions, which will simplify their work thanks to a more intuitive approach and a control system with a perfectly ergonomic design It enables practitioners to improve levels of comfort, efficiency, and also safety Each procedure is automatically linked with the patient’s file, which is integrated into the iPad control interface iChiropro documents all of the operations performed Moreover, iChiropro enables multiple users to save their own settings Finally, it is preprogrammed with the complete operating sequences from the largest implant manufacturers Bien-Air USA, Inc., 800-433-2436 or 949-4776050 64 Implant practice J Morita announces TwinPower Turbine Basic The new TwinPower Turbine® Basic handpiece offers several of the unique features of the original TwinPower product line, above and beyond those in its class Cutting efficiency remains equal to the standard head with the same double-impeller rotor design that produces high power and torque up to 22 watts A pressurized air system prevents suck back in the air line resulting in superior infection control The body of the handpiece is chrome with a convenient push-button chuck Other features include: ceramic bearings, rapid braking within seconds, and a four-hole connection For more information, visit www.morita.com/usa/twinpower or call 1-888-JMORITA (5667482) Zfx dental CAD design software: designed by technicians for technicians Once the scan data is imported, Zimmer Dental’s Zfx software guides the clinician step-by-step through the process — beginning with the crown and working down to the coping or abutment as needed This design flow gives the option to control each detail and tailor the system to suit individual needs The complete software package includes: • Zfx CAD Design Software for crown and bridge restorations • Abutment Design Module • Virtual Articulator • TruSmile With the Zfx system, there’s a wide range of restorative options for designing abutments, crowns, and bridges Zfx software allows the clinician to design restorations from the crown down, resulting in an ideal restoration The Zfx Scan III offers precision, reliability, and processing speed through a user-friendly interface The system, designed with an open architecture, allows for the output of a standard stl file for flexibility in computer-aided manufacturing and restoration For more information, visit www.zimmerdental.com, or call 800-854-7019 3D Systems 3D Systems has introduced a low cost, easy to use, color medical modeling solution for oral surgeons, orthodontists, and dentists who have their own CB scanner They can either purchase a ZPrinter and print their own models, or sign up for a monthly subscription service and send the models out to be printed This model takes less than minutes to create, including uploading the DICOM data set Contact Scott Bender at 803554-3466 for more information 3D Systems Corporation website: www.3DSystems.com Volume Number PLANMECA® ProMax® 3D PLANMECA® ProMax® 3D UNLIMITED Imaging Capabilities Features • Availability of multiple imaging modalities in one machine (3D, anatomically accurate extraoral bitewing program, panoramic, and cephalometric) • Versatile volume sizes (large ø8 x 11 cm or ø8 x 14 cm with vertical blending, medium ø8 x cm, small ø4 x cm) for a single impaction to full dentition, and beyond • Over 30+ Imaging Programs • Space saving - small footprint and compact design • Delivered with PLANMECA Romexis™ software for viewing, image enhancement, and treatment planning • Mac OS and DICOM compatible Optional 2D SmartPan • Panoramic images are taken with the same flat panel sensor as the 3D images are taken, eliminating the risk of equipment damage and time constraints from switching sensors For a free in-office consultation, please call 1-855-245-2908 or visit us on the web @ www.planmecausa.com Dare to Compare on Innovation, Quality, Service and Value Legacy™3 Implant All-in-1 Packaging includes implant, abutment, transfer, cover screw & healing collar $200 vs $6331 from Zimmer Dental Reality Check 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