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Industry News DENTAL TRIBUNE | OctOber 201110A Thursday, Nov. 10 The live, online meeting opens Thursday, Nov. 10, with Corporate Forum Presentations by: Seiler Pre- cision Microscopes, Leica Microsys- tems, Carl Zeiss Meditec (each is a meeting Gold Sponsor) and Global Surgical Corporation (a meeting Sil- ver Sponsor) and BioClear (an adver- tiser sponsor). Friday, Nov. 11 On Friday, Nov. 11, Academic Research Presentations (a new addi- tion to the annual scientific session) will be offered by subject experts and residents from the following institu- tions: • University of California San Fran- cisco • Albert Einstein Medical Center • University of Maryland School of Dentistry • Texas A&M Health Science Cen- ter Baylor College of Dentistry • Saint Louis University • Boston University • University of Warwick Clinician Research Presentations on Friday include: • Limits of the Endodontic Treat- ment: Management of Compromised Cases by Eudes Gondim, Jr., DDS, MS, PhD • Research Projects on Periodontal Microsurgery Including Implants by Tetsuya Hirata, DDS, PhD • Missing Link in Endodontics by Dr. Vinod Kumar, R BDS, MDS • Exploring the Unexplored: Bilat- eralism by Sekar Mahalaxmi, BDS, MDS • To Save Hopeless Root Canals by Hiroyasu Yoshimatsu, DDS f DT page 6A Image captured by AMED member Jürgen Wettlauffer, DDS, reveals microdentistry’s detailed perspective on restorative work. (Photo/Pro- vided by AMED) Saturday, Nov. 12 More than 30 clinician presenta- tions are scheduled live for Satur- day, Nov. 12. Here are just a few: Anatomy: What Matters in End- odontics; The Operative Microscope in Everyday Restorative Practice; How Seeing is the Answer to Today’s Practice Busyness; Crown Prep With a Rubber Dam and a Microscope; Macro- vs. Micro-Surgery: Healing Potential of Microsurgical Procedures; and Research Projects on Periodontal Microsurgery Including Implants. About AMED The Academy of Microscope Enhanced Dentistry is an interna- tional association serving practition- ers of restorative microdentistry, peri- odontal microsurgery, micro- endodontics, microprosthodontics, implant microsurgery and associated disciplines. For more information, please visit www.microscope dentistry.com. DT Sunday, Nov. 28 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Voco America presents Anterior Composites with Dr. Frank Milnar 2:30–5 p.m. Discus Dental presents Cosmetics and Restorations with Dr. Michael Miyasaki Monday, Nov. 29 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Voco America presents Class IV Restorations with Dr. Frank Milnar 2:30–5 p.m. OcoBioMedical presents Implant Placement with Dr. Aza Nazarian Tuesday, Nov. 30 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Discus Dental presents Whitening Techniques with Dr. Marilyn Ward 2:30–5 p.m. Henry Schein Dental presents Implants, Restoration & Technol- ogy with Drs. Rubin Cohen and Gary Kaye Wednesday, Dec. 1 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Nobel Biocare presents Prosthetic Rehabilitation with Drs. Hooman Zorrinkelk and Joseph Massad 2:30–5 p.m. Dentures and Implants with Dr. Joseph Massad ‘Live’ Dentistry Arena schedule (Aisle 6000) the most spectacular holiday festivi- ties in the world. With three major airports near- by, Newark Liberty (EWR), Ken- nedy (JFK), La Guardia (LGA) and special discounted hotel rates only for those attending the meeting, it is easy for attendees to visit New York City during the most wonder- ful time of the year. To make hotel reservations and register for the meeting visit www.gnydm.com. What are you waiting for? Con- tact the Greater New York Dental Meeting by telephone (212) 398- 6922 or e-mail info@gnydm.com. DT f DT page 9A Times Square is known to some as “the crossroads of the world.” Did you know that up until April 1904, it was called Longacre Square? It was renamed Times Square when The New York Times moved its headquarters into the Times Building. Times Square is where the ball drops every New Year’s Eve. (Photos/Provided by the GNYDM) BEAUTIFIL Flow Plus Shofu presents BEAUTIFIL Flow Plus, an all-in-one flowable base, liner and final restorative. Approved for all indications (Class I–V) based on physical properties that rival lead- ing hybrid composites, this injectable hybrid restorative achieves superior adaptation that offers distinct ben- efits compared to traditional hybrid packing techniques. Featuring Shofu’s GIOMER “sur- face pre-reacted glass” (S-PRG) filler material, BEAUTIFIL Flow Plus also exhibits durable esthetics and sus- tained fluoride release and recharge that provide lasting benefits. All-in-one base, liner and restorative BEAUTIFIL Flow Plus was specifi- cally designed to stand up to the rig- ors of the occlusal surface and mar- ginal ridge. High filler content and unique chemical properties ensure that clinicians have all of the materi- al strength found in leading hybrids. In fact, compressive strength, flexural strength, toothbrush wear and other crucial mechanical prop- erties of BEAUTIFIL Flow Plus were either clinically equivalent or supe- rior to leading hybrids on the mar- ket. ‘Stay-put’ handling and superior adaptation Traditional methods of filling and packing hybrids are time consuming and technique sensitive. BEAUTI- FIL Flow Plus easily flows into the prep, self-levels and creates a tight marginal seal quickly and reliably. Unlike other flowables, BEAUTIFIL Flow Plus stays put and won’t spill out of the prep. This allows stacking all the way up to the occlusal surface. Two dis- tinct viscosities are available: “F00” zero flow for controlled stacking and “F03” low flow, which handles more like a traditional base or liner but has the same physical properties as F00. Clinically proven benefits Shofu’s proprietary GIOMER tech- nology utilizes S-PRG filler, provid- ing a wealth of benefits for patients. Unlike other fluoride-releasing materials, S-PRG filler is durable, esthetic and recharges in high-flu- oride concentrations, carrying sus- tained preventative benefits. As published in JADA in 2009, a University of Florida study on S-PRG restoratives found that restorations containing S-PRG filler showed no secondary caries, no postoperative sensitivity and maintained their lus- ter over an 8-year period. A 13-year recall is currently underway. Introductory kit offer For a limited time only, BEAUTIFIL Flow Plus is available in two intro- ductory kit offerings. The standard kit (PN 2000S) contains two 2.2 gram syringes of both viscosities (F00 and F03) in shades A2 and A3, and the pedo kit (PN 2000P) contains two 2.2 gram syringes of both viscosities in shades A1 and bleach white. Both kits contain samples of Shofu’s top-selling products, includ- ing BeautiBond, One Gloss, Super Snap and the hybrid material BEAU- TIFIL II. The introductory kits are valued at $160 but retail for just $99.95. For more information contact Shofu Dental Corp. at (800) 827- 4638 or visit www.shofu.com. DT (Photo/Provided by Shofu)