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2 Dental Tribune Middle East & Africa Edition | January - February 2014news International Imprint Licensing by Dental Tribune International Group Editor Daniel Zimmermann newsroom@dental-tribune.com +49 341 48 474 107 Clinical Editor Magda Wojtkiewicz Online Editors Yvonne Bachmann Claudia Duschek Copy Editors Sabrina Raaff Hans Motschmann Publisher/President/CEO Torsten Oemus Director of Finance & Controlling Dan Wunderlich Business Development Manager Claudia Salwiczek Media Sales Managers Matthias Diessner (Key Accounts) Melissa Brown (International) Peter Witteczek (Asia Pacific) Maria Kaiser (USA) Weridiana Mageswki (Latin America) Hélène Carpentier (Europe) Marketing & Sales Services Esther Wodarski Accounting Karen Hamatschek Executive Producer Gernot Meyer Dental Tribune International Holbeinstr. 29, 04229 Leipzig, Germany Tel: +49 341 4 84 74 302 | Fax: +49 341 4 84 74 173 www.dental-tribune.com info@dental-tribune.com Regional Offices Asia Pacific Dental Tribune Asia Pacific Limited Room A, 20/F, Harvard Commercial Building, 105–111 Thomson Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: +852 3113 6177 | Fax: +852 3113 6199 The Americas Tribune America, LLC 116 West 23rd Street, Ste. 500, New York, N.Y. 10011, USA Tel: +1 212 244 7181 | Fax: +1 212 224 7185 Dental Tribune Middle East & Africa Edition Editorial Board Dr. Aisha Sultan Alsuwaidi, President Emirates Dental Society, UAE Dr. Nabeel Humood Alsabeeha, Consultant Prosthodontist, Ministry of Health, UAE Dr. Dobrina Mollova, MDS, UAE Dr. Munir Silwadi, BDS, MRCDSO, DUSS, FADI, FICD, UAE Dr. Khaled Abouseada, BDS, MS, orthod. cert. Consultant Orthodontist , KSA Dr. Rabih Abi Nader, B.D.S, D.E.S, D.E.S.S, Oral Surgeon and Implantologist, UAE Rodny Abdallah, Dental Technician, CDT, Lebanon Partners Emirates Dental Society Saudi Dental Society Lebanese Dental Society Director of mCME Dr. Dobrina Mollova info@cappmea.com +971 50 42 43072 Business Development Manager Tzvetan Deyanov deyanov@dental-tribune.com +971 55 11 28 581 partners covering over 90 den- tal markets, including China, Brazil, South Africa, the US and the Middle East. Only recently, a new partner in Israel joined the publishing group. Talks for future projects in Sweden and Ukraine are currently under- way. The group is looking forward to celebrating the anniversary with its partners at its Annual Publishers’ Meeting, which will be held in Turin in July of next year. based continuing-education portal has become an essential part of DTI’s product portfolio and serves more than 180,000 members worldwide. Today, DTI also provides continuing medical education through its clinical master’s programme, Tribune CME, which offers comprehensive training in aes- thetics, orthodontics and im- plantology, among other fields of dentistry. With its headquarters based in Leipzig, Germany, the publish- er today has a total of 34 licence > Page 1 the respective bone defects, where it releases hyaluronic acid gradually. Through activation of an- giogenesis and mesenchymal stem cells, the matrix promotes regeneration processes during the first ten days after surgery in particular and thus contrib- utes to faster healing. According to the company, Hya- loss matrix is recommended for use in intraosseous and perio- dontal defects. The best results can be achieved when the ma- trix is mixed with autologous bone grafts, imperiOs stated. An advantage of the matrix is that it can be stored at room temperature and can thus be used immediately to fill defects. In smaller periodontal defects, it can even be used unmixed. New hyaluronic matrix accelerates soft-tissue healing By DentalTribuneInternational F RANKFURT, Germany: German specialist in the field of bone augmenta- tion imperiOs has presented a new product that is based on hyaluron- ic acid, a substance primarily used in plastic surgery but with potential appli- cations in dentistry. According to the company, Hyaloss matrix, a hyaluron- ic matrix, promotes and accelerates the healing process to a significant degree. According to im- periOs, Hyaloss matrix is a bioac- tive and resorbable matrix composed of hyaluronic acid fi- bres and is produced through esterification of the hyaluronic acid molecule with benzyl al- cohol. Once the fibres of the matrix come into contact with liquid, the matrix gelatinises and can easily be inserted into The new Hyaloss matrix. (Photo courtesy of imperiOs) Publishers’ Meeting at IDS Cologne 2013 (Credit: Daniel Zimmermann, DTI)