Dental Tribune U.S. Edition No. 8, 2016

industry Implant Tribune U.S. Edition | August 2016B4 AD KaVo Kerr Group imaging brands announce second 3D University By KaVo Kerr Group R egistration is open for the second 3D University (3DU), hosted by KaVo Kerr Group imaging brands Gen- dex™, NOMAD™, SOREDEX™ and Instrumentarium.™ 3DU is a one-of- a-kind two-day event that offers den- tal professionals an educational envi- ronment dedicated to cone-beam 3-D (CBCT) solutions that will enhance their practice and put them in full control of treatment outcomes, according to the group. 3DU will be Oct. 7-8, in Boston. Welcoming doctors, staff and dental students, 3DU will give attendees the opportunity to earn up to 12 C.E. cred- its courtesy of world-class speakers and industry experts, according to the KaVo Kerr Group, including: • Christine Taxin on “Medical Billing and Insurance Reimbursement” • Lou Graham, DDS, on his “Journey to 3-D” • Kaveh Ghaboussi, DMD, on using “3-D for Implant Planning” and more • Lisa Koenig, BCHD, DDS, MS, offer- ing an “Anatomy and Pathology Review” • Lou Shuman, DMD, CAGS, on “Social Media and Online Marketing 2016: Search Engine Optimization, Web- site and Mobile” The complete agenda will also dive into the role of 3-D in endodontics, read- ing 3-D scans, real-life case presentations and software training and best practices for incorporating 3-D into your practice in order to maximize your investment, the KaVo Kerr Group asserts. Dr. Joe Blaes, a trusted thought leader in the dental industry during the past 30 years, will serve as a moderator for the event, offering advice on how to ask the right questions about technology integration and the role the wider den- tal team plays in its success. “We brought our entire staff because we believe something gets lost in trans- lation when you don’t have your team participateincontinuingeducation,and especially when you’re talking about technology,” said Dr. Antonio Cigno of Greenfield, Wis.-based Cigno Family Dental, who attended 3DU in 2015. “It isn’t just about technology, but how to humanize it and use it to help people, not just as a mechanical tool but as something that can help people under- stand the value of care and why your practice is different, treating them at a greater level than you could with stan- dard technology.” For a limited time, dental profession- als can enter to win free tuition and a two-night stay in Boston for the event. Go to dental3DU.com/win for details and additional information about the event. About KaVo Kerr Group KaVo Kerr Group is a global portfolio of leading dental brands that share common values of Trust, Experience, Choices, Quality and Smart Innovation. Brands include KaVo™, Kerr™, i-CAT™, Gendex, NOMAD, DEXIS™, Instrumen- tarium Dental, SOREDEX, Orascoptic™, Pelton & Crane™, Marus™, Pentron™, Ormco™ and Implant Direct.™ With more than 500 years of combined expe- rience and proven solutions, KaVo Kerr Group says it uniquely serves 99 per- cent of dental practices. Visit www.kavo kerrgroup.com for more information. Educational event focuses on cone-beam 3-D imaging to develop clinical expertise and deliver practice management insight

Dental Tribune U.S. Edition No. 8, 2016

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