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from page one 3 Greater New York Dental Meeting — Nov. 28, 2016 dentist with years of dental-mission experience. A box of vegetables inspired him to construct a portable dental chair of the same material to help save his back from the stress of working with patients sitting in lawn chairs or reclining on tables. The result, which you can see in the Christian Dental Society booth (No. 5328), can be shipped anywhere intheworldinaboxthatconvertsinto a chairside table. The chair weighs 15 pounds, can be assembled in minutes and supports up to 400 pounds. The booth has an entire portable opera- tory on display that can be trans- ported anywhere in four 50-pound bags (including a pressure cooker for instrument sterilization). At the other end of the spectrum, you can step across the aisle to the Plameca booth (No. 5428) and see a chair that has its digital-based instru- ments, including scanning monitor, integrally linked to the practices clin- ical- and practice-management soft- ware — which, when further linked to the cloud, will enable monitoring of all activity in the chair from virtually anywhere in the world. Extremes on the spectrum can be seen throughout the Greater New York Dental meeting exhibit hall, with every aspect of dentistry cov- ered along with every one of patients’ wide-ranging needs. In the Bisco booth, No. 1200, you can learn about its TheraCem self- adhesive resin cement with calcium and fluoride release. A buy-one-get- one-free introductory offer is avail- abletoGNYDMattendees.Or,ifyou’re looking for something a bit more versatileforyourdentalmissiondeep in a Peruvian jungle, there’s German GlueinboothNo.5826.Thisindustrial adhesive can bond anything, from a broker hammer to a chipped tooth. Stop by and have Dmitry Borovinsky give you a demonstration. Also in the booth is E-Z Eye Doctor lens cleaner. The anti-fog, scratch- filler solution can be used on glasses, loupes, touch screens, CD, DVD disks and who-know-what-else. Bring your scratched-up glasses by the booth to see for yourself. Clearer, more comfortable vision also can be found in booths No. 1813 and No. 2012, where Designs for Vision has its new LED WireLess and LED WireLess mini headlights on dis- play. The modular design enables you to attach these ultraportable lights to any loupe or other eyewear of your choice, with no wires or battery back involved. An ultraportable headlight would be well suited for dental-mission work, such as that coordinated by Remote Area Medical, which can be found in booth No. 431. The organiza- tion operates mobile medical, dental and vision clinics in underserved areas across the world, most lasting two to five days. There are plenty of other ways to keep your practice, patients and the planet a bit healthier, and many can be found in the GNYDM exhibit hall aisles in the three days still ahead. 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Tribune America makes every effort to report clinical information and manufacturers’ product news accurately, but cannot assume responsibility for the validity of product claims, or for typographical errors. The publishers also do not assume responsibility for product names or claims, or statements made by advertisers. Opinions expressed by authors are their own and may not reflect those of Tribune America or Dental Tribune International. HEALTH 7 from page 1 Programs: Sessions for lab techni- cians include “Understanding the New Implant Workflow” and “Implant Overdentures: How Do You Make the Best Design Choice?” with James T. Ellison, CDT. • Orthodontic Photography: Shan- non Pace Brinker, CDA, CDD, will offer “Advanced Orthodontic Photography: TheArtofDigitalPhotography,”which will offer attendees a live dental pho- tography demonstration. • Live Dentistry Arena: Two free sessions will take place Monday in the high-tech arena. From 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. will be Dr. Ron Kaminer andDr.FranklinShulloffering“Blend- ing New Technologies for Predictable Dentistry,” and from 2:30-5 p.m., Dr. Charles D. Schlesinger will focus on “Immediate Loading Dental Implants for Success and Patient Satisfaction.” Each live procedure offers three C.E. credits. LIVE 7 from page 1 5 Dr. Brian Harris of San Antonio presents ‘Maximize the Use of Composite Resin Materials to Grow Your Practice,’ one of many standing-room-only presentations in the Live Dentistry Arena. (Photo/Fred Michmershuizen, today Staff) 5 Diane Meyer lifts a portable 15-pound dental chair in the Christian Dental Society booth, No. 5328. 5 Jordan DeLong of Remote Area Medical, booth No. 431.