22 exhibitors AAP Annual Meeting — October 28, 2018 Meisinger to host its 9th High Altitude Symposium Event to take place in Vail, Colo., from Jan. 30 to Feb. 2 By Meisinger Staff n While it is impossible to reduce the wide range of procedures and topics in the oral surgery field to a simple catchphrase, there is value in the guiding principle of “Tissue is the issue, but bone sets the tone.” From implantology to surgery, meticulous attention to treatment of bone is key to a successful proce- dure. This is why, in 2002, Meisinger unveiled the Bone Management® product line, which consists of coordi- nated systems that enable controlled optimization of various surgical pro- cedures. Developed in collaboration with scientists and practitioners, the clear, methodical procedures for these systems foster ease of use for a large range of dental professionals. The term “Bone Management” refers not simply to a technique but rather to a mindset of surgical guide- lines. While the end goal of prosthet- ics is incredibly important, the Bone Management approach also focuses on ensuring minimally invasive pro- cedures with long-term success. To continue making this Bone Management mindset accessible to all dental professionals, Meisinger launched the annual High Altitude Comprehensive Implant Symposium (HACIS) — an entire symposium dedi- cated to the ins and outs of implantol- ogy. For the past eight years, HACIS has been bringing together world- renowned speakers on Bone Man- agement topics in a combination of lectures, hands-on workshops, world- class skiing and fun for all. This winter’s symposium will explore all aspects of Bone Manage- ment in implantology — from initial planning to final restoration and eve- rything in between. Topics covered will include: implant treatment plan- ning, site preparation, sinus eleva- tion, sandwich bone augmentation, full arch immediate reconstruction, esthetic zone implants, digital tech- nology in implant surgery and more. The range of subjects covered offers 5 Meisinger’s 9th annual High Altitude Symposium will feature a combination of lectures, hands-on workshops, world-class skiing and more. (Photos/Provided by Meisinger) Here in Vancouver To learn more about the Meisinger High Altitude Comprehensive Im- plant Symposium, stop by the booth, No. 316. To register for the event, go online to meisingerusa.com/events/ 9th-annual-high-altitude/. learning opportunities for all den- tal professionals. See below for the entire speaker lineup. Taking place in one of the best ski towns in North America — Vail, Colo. — HACIS provides a unique combination of continued education and recreation. In addition to being the largest ski area in Colorado with 5,289 acres of skiing terrain, Vail is also characterized by pedestrian villages and world-class restaurants and shops. The symposium will be held at the newly renovated Hotel Talisa, a luxury resort offering stunning mountain views and an extraordi- nary atmosphere of serenity and adventure. This venue is sure to provide an unforgettable experience through deluxe accommodations and 5 World-renowned speakers will discuss an array of topics, from initial planning to final restoration and everything in between, at the 2019 High Altitude Symposium. delicious food and beverage to keep you energized throughout the day’s learning and skiing. Registration is open now. For more information, contact Meisinger USA at (303) 268-5400 or visit meisingerusa. com/events/9th-annual-high-altitude/. This year’s speaker lineup Michael Block, DMD; Renzo Casel- lini, MDT; Daniel Cullum, DDS; Scott Ganz, DMD; Giles Horrocks, DMD, MS; Dwayne Karateew, DDS; Bach Le, DDS, MD; Mark Lucas, DDS; Craig Misch, DDS, MDS; Robert Pauley, DMD; Stav- ros Pelekanos, DDS; Mitra Sadrameli, DMD, MS; Pankaj Singh, DDS; Isaac Tawil DDS, MS; Chandur Wadhwani, DDS, MSD; Hom-Lay Wang, DDS, MDS, PhD; and David Wong, DDS.