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I manufacturer _ news 42 I implants1_2012 Manufacturer News CAMLOG 4th International CAMLOG Congress The conference motto “Feel the pulse of science in the heart of Switzerland” has obviously struck a chordwithpotentialparticipants.Threemonthsbe- fore the congress in Lucerne,the workshops taking place the day before the event on Mount Pilatus are already fully booked up. And for the thrilling party “Let’s rock the Alps!” at 1,600 meters above sea level,CAMLOGhasvirtuallybeenoverrunbyawave of registrations; the Friday party was soon fully sold out and party registrations can now only be ac- cepted for Saturday,May 5. At the Lucerne Culture and Congress Center directly on Lake Lucerne, an internationally renowned panel of speakers will present cur- rent topics of implant dentistry, e.g. innova- tions in implant-abutment connections, long- termclinicalexperiencewithplatformswitch- ing, the demographic shift and increasingly aging patients, as well as current trends in “digital dentistry”. Andtoconcludethecongress,thepopular“Meetthe experts” panel discussion will be held. Complex cases with compromised and demanding patients will be presented and discussed.The panel will be moderated by K.-L.Ackermann, G.Alcoforado, and A.Zöllner. Registration for the Congress is still open, and be- sides the state-of-the-art congress program with world renowned speakers.Lucerne,with its pictur- esquetown,itsmountainviews,andthelake,isab- solutely worth a visit,too. CAMLOG is looking forward to welcoming numer- ous guests to the 4th International Congress in the heart of Switzerland to“Feel the pulse of science in the heart of Switzerland”,May 3 through 5,2012. For more information and registration,please go to: www.camlogcongress.com CAMLOG Foundation Margarethenstrasse 38 4053 Basel, Switzerland foundation@camlog.com www.camlogfoundation.org Schütz Dental The Complete Digital Workflow becomes Reality – Now available! SchützDental,Rosbach/Germany,offersacompletelycoordinateddigitalwork- flow starting at the dentist's office and ending in the lab where the restorations are produced with CAD/CAM technology.The digital process has been stream- lined and accelerated by “simple clicks” and an adjustment of hardware and software components, for improved reliability and preci- sion. This efficient workflow includes five sensibly coordinated components: Three-dimen- sional function analysis of the jawbones by the zebris Jaw Motion Analysis registration system(componentone),IMPLATM 3-Dnavi- gationforcomputerassisted,virtualimplan- tation (component two), and dental technol- ogy service at the lab even before the surgery (component three). With a range of over sixty im- plant systems presently available,all conventional im- plant shapes are considered in the implantation software. Open interfaces fa- cilitatedataimportandexport,allowingtonetworkTizianTM CreativRTCADsoft- ware with intraoral scanners (component four).Alternatively,the dentist can do a conventional impression. Finally, the dentist can integrate the temporary restoration produced by the lab, where all data converges. If one intermediate step or the complete process was not digitalized so far, the master model, the counter-bite or the bite registration are placed inside theTizianTM scanner.This is where the computer job begins (component five):The technician designs the prosthesisonscreenandsendsthedatatohismillingunit.SchützDentaloffers three different milling systems:TizianTM Cut,TizianTM Cut eco plus and the five- axes system TizianTM Cut 5. TizianTM Translucent blanks produce aesthetic monolithic restorations.The system is completed by the TizianTM ceramic sys- temfortechnicianswhowanttofinishtheirrestorationswithotherprocessing technologies. Schütz Dental GmbH Dieselstr. 5-6 61191 Rosbach, Germany info@schuetz-dental.de www.schuetz-dental.com SCAN ME for further information or go to http://eepurl.com/i2b0f