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38 implants 3 2016 Nobel Biocare Global Symposium 2016 Innovation comes to life Source: Nobel Biocare Nobel Biocare welcomed dental professionals from around the world to the iconic Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City, US, for the Nobel Biocare Global Symposium 2016. The programme for the sold-out event, held June 23–26, featured lectures, hands-on training and master classes from the world’s leading experts in implant dentistry. Under the banner “Where innovation comes to life”, Nobel Biocare unveiled a number of innovative new products and solutionsattheevent.Eachisdesignedtohelpdental professionalstreatmorepatientsbetterandmanyare so unique they are either patent protected or in the patent process. Enhancing workflows for shorter time-to-teeth The Nobel Biocare Global Symposium showcased the role that digital technology plays in increasing the efficiency and accuracy of diagnostics, treat- ment planning and guided surgery. Attendees were invited to visit a digitally enabled practice exhibit featuringcurrenttechnologyaswellaspotentialfu- ture innovations designed to increase integration, collaboration and efficiency. Participants were shown how Nobel Biocare’s leading integrated workflow can accelerate, combine or even eliminate treatment steps. Nobel Biocare is also advancing the restorative workflow in terms of componentry. An important new addition to Nobel Biocare’s assortment of com- Fig. 1: Busy as usual: New York Times Square. Fig. 2: New York Public Library, venue of the dinner party on Friday evening. Figs. 3 & 4: Under the banner “Where innovation comes to life”, Nobel Biocare unveiled a number of innovative new products and solutions at the event, among them the NobelZygoma implant system (Fig. 3) and the creos xenogain bone substitutes (Fig. 4). Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 | events 32016