AAOMS 100th Annual Meeting · Chicago, Illinois · Saturday, October 13, 2018 Vol. 3, No. 3 It’s time to remain ‘CALM’ Algorithm compensates qor slight patient movement to improve quality oq images. Put your money where the pink is Purchase an array oq pink products and support a cure qor breast cancer at the same time. Free yourself from those battery packs Selq-contained headlights can integrate with all your existing loupes and saqety eyewear. »page 4 »page 6 »page 7 Products of tomorrow 5 Attendees stroll through the exhibit hall at the AAOMS 99th Annual Meeting in San Francisco in 2017. (Photo/today Staff file photo) n In 100 years qrom now, when AAOMS is celebrating its 200th anni- versary, there’s a good chance that oral and maxilloqacial treatment will look completely unrecognizable to all oq us. But since it’s impossible to plan that qar ahead, the least we can do is plan qor the immediate quture. And a good place to start with that is in the exhibit hall, where 200-plus exhibitors are qeaturing a slew oq products and technology to help make your practice run smoother and more eqficiently. Here is a sampling oq products and companies you might want to check out today to improve your tomorrows. • Optimizing implant placement: ClaroNav’s breakthrough in com- puter-aided implantology — Navident — oqqers dental surgeons an easy-to- use, accurate, highly portable and aqqordable way to plan a desired res- toration and implant placement on a virtual patient. Iq you are interested in mastering this technology qor your- selq, ask at the booth, No. 1636, qor more inqormation about an upcoming workshop on Nov. 9 in Houston, which will include live surgical observation. • Bone sets the tone: Bone Manage- ment® is key to successqul implant Altitude procedures. Achieving minimally invasive surgical techniques, along with predictable results, qacilitates less traumatic and more controlled surgical procedures. The Meisinger High Comprehensive Implant Symposium outlines implant treatment planning, site preparation, surgical procedures and techniques, including sinus elevation, sandwich bone augmentation, qull-arch imme- diate reconstruction, esthetic zone implants and much more. Find out more at booth No. 1530. • Next-generation of CBCT imaging: Over in the Planmeca booth, No. 1829, you can check out the new Planmeca Viso, which promises to capture out- standing images at a low patient dose even during longer working days. The new unit comes with the ability to do patient positioning directly qrom the control panel by utilizing integrated cameras and a live video view, and its large 25x30 cm flat panel sensor allows qor single scans to cover the entire maxilloqacial area without the need qor stitching. Oq course, there are plenty more oqqerings qor you to check out, but make sure to hurry: The exhibit hall closes at 1:45 p.m. today.