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By Chadette Maragh, today Staff n As the largest dental meeting in the United States, the Greater New York Dental Meeting is a buzzing metropolis of exhibitors and educators showcasing the dental industry’s most cutting-edge tools and practices. From in-booth demonstrations to live seminars and courses, the GNYDM delivers with a wide variety of educational opportunities that are suretosatisfythethousandsofdental attendees visiting from all over the world. One such session, held Sunday morning, was Dr. David Fantarella’s half-day session about efficiency gains from the CO2 laser. Fantarella, an American Academic Periodontol- ogy Award for Outstanding Achieve- ment in Periodontics recipient and an educator on dental laser technol- ogy, discussed the elemental science behind lasers and their interaction with soft and hard tissues, as well as how such innovative machinery facilitates a more adept practice. As one of the first five dentists worldwide to adopt the CO2 hard tissue Solea dental laser, Fantarella has integrated the new medium to his own practice, boasting incredible results on thousands of procedures. The educational offerings at the GNYDM don’t stop there. Other topics on deck for today include Invisalign, ceramic restoration, the changing face of implantology, Botox and der- mal fillers and an introduction to dental sleep medicine. Formoreinformation,andforexact locations and times, pick up the on- site guide or download the GNYDM app for your smartphone. gnydm news12 Greater New York Dental Meeting — Nov. 30, 2015 From periodontology to dental sleep medicine, GNYDM covers the educational gamut Ad 5 There are plenty of opportunities to learn on the exhibit hall floor. At DEXIS (booth No. 4025) attendees watch a presentation about CariVu caries and fracture detection technology. (Photo/Fred Michmershuizen, today Staff) n In celebration of its 40th anniver- sary, OCO Biomedical is showcasing its 2016 theme, “Changing Implantol- ogy Today,” here in New York. Highlightsoftheshowcaseinclude: • “Introduction to the fundamentals of OCO’s innovative immediate/early load technology:” Charles Schlesinger, DDS, OCO Biomedical chief operating officer and director of clinical affairs, will present this live surgical demon- stration and lecture that introduces the fundamentals of immediate/early load technology made possible by the advancement of implant design pio- neeredbyOCOBiomedical.Seeitfrom 2:30 to 5 p.m. today at the GNYDM LiveDentistryHigh-TechArenaonthe Exhibit Floor in Aisle 6200, Room 5. • OCO’s Guided Surgery System implant treatment influences: Dur- ing the surgery, Schlesinger will use OCO’s Guided Surgery System, which will demonstrate what OCO’s immedi- ate/early load technology can do to influence implant treatment. • Post-event Q&A session: Schles- inger will be at booth No. 4524 imme- diately following his live surgical demonstration to field questions from attendees. 40 years and counting