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Dental Tribune International — a global network of over 1.4 million issn 1616-7390 • Vol. 15 • Issue 1/2024 1/24 Copenhagen · 15 and 16 June 2022 14 15 16 international magazine of dental laboratories Interview News Products Prof. Phoebus Madianos discloses what at- tendees can look forward to at this year’s EuroPerio. » page 4 The European Federation of Periodontology has made sustainability a central focus of EuroPerio10. © d.ee_angelo/Shutterstock.com » page 6 EuroPerio offers the opportunity to see and try out the most current innovations in perio- dontics and implant dentistry. » pages 17–20 EFP welcomes attendees to EuroPerio10 in Copenhagen “We aim to inspire excellence during this year’s EuroPerio” More than 130 speakers from over 30 countries An interview with Holger Essig, chief marketing offi cer of BioHorizons Camlog to present on advances in periodontics and implant dentistry T DENTAL F O © Marina Datsenko/Shutterstock.com RIB UN E I N T . • 3 0 Y E A R S OF OE M U S S R A E Y 0 2 & E DIA M industry news Quality and inventory management in the dental laboratory case report Monolithic multilayer zirconia crowns in the aesthetic zone features Back and neck pain in dentistry: A new reality the main topics that your company is covering during the event? It was after EuroPerio9, while attending the 2019 International Dental Show, that we formed BioHorizons Camlog as a combined brand, “in- spiring excellence in oral reconstruction”. We continue to aim to inspire excellence also dur- ing this year’s EuroPerio. Long-lasting and highly aesthetic results in implant dentistry depend on many factors: qual- ity in execution and product, ease of use of the products and workfl ows, including the digital workfl ow in implantology. Additionally, scien- tifi c evidence for the implant solution and bio- logics chosen is of great importance. However, as surgical techniques and possibilities pro- gress, disseminating knowledge and facilitating surgical skills in applying our innovative portfo- lio of biologics are the centre of our participa- tion in EuroPerio10. What sorts of products and activities can at- tendees of EuroPerio10 look forward to at the BioHorizons Camlog booth? We are offering an Expert Lounge pro- gramme, and throughout Thursday and Friday, renowned experts are holding live presenta- page 2 AD Dental materials inspired by nature Organised by the European Federation of Periodontology (EFP), EuroPerio10 is being held from 15 to 18 June at Bella Center Copen- hagen in Denmark. EuroPerio, the leading con- gress in periodontics and implant dentistry, is usually held triennially, but had to be post- poned last year because of the pandemic. EuroPerio10 has an impressive speaker line- up of more than 130 experts from over 30 coun- tries who will cover the latest trends in perio- dontics and implant dentistry and their con- nection with other dental and medical disci- plines. With its wide range of scientifi c formats, EuroPerio10 has educational opportunities for general dentists, periodontists, oral surgeons, orthodontists, prosthodontists, dental hygien- ists, dental nurses, other dental and medical page 2 As dental professionals around the world gear up for EuroPerio10, Dental Tribune International reached out to Holger Essig, chief marketing of- fi cer of BioHorizons Camlog and a member of Henry Schein’s Global Oral Reconstruction Group, to discuss the company’s participation at the event and its latest initiatives. Mr Essig, in 2018, CAMLOG’s theme for EuroPerio was “Perio-friendly and effi cient restorations with CAMLOG”. Does BioHorizons Camlog have a congress theme for this year’s show? Which are Whether chronic or acute gingivitis, stomatitis or cheilitis, prophylaxis or periimplantitis. 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Enrico Spinas Patrizia Biancucci Il prof. Enrico Spinas, tra i primi laureati in Odontoiatria nell’85, si è specializzato in Ortognatodonzia nel ’91 per poi continuare la propria atti- vità ortodontica ponendo l’atten- zione su altri campi dell’odontoiatria e spaziando dal Perfezionamento in Odontoiatria Forense a quello in Odontoiatria dello Sport. È stato in- fatti Past president SITD (Società italiana di Traumatologia dentale) e SIOS (Società Italiana di Odontoiatria dello Sport). Autore di 130 pubblicazioni, ha avuto di recente la nomina a Diret- tore della prima Scuola di specializzazione in Ortognatodonzia dell’U- niversità di Cagliari che vuole riportare agli antichi splendori. Un pro- getto ambizioso al quale Spinas intende dedicarsi anima e corpo, come si può capire dall’intervista che un personaggio schivo come lui ci ha concesso con entusiasmo. Prof. Spinas, a Cagliari è nata la prima Scuola di specializzazione in Ortogna- todonzia. Ce ne vuole parlare? La prima Scuola di Ortodonzia in Italia è stata istituita nell’Ottobre del 1973 dal grande Maestro Prof. Paolo Falconi, mente illuminata e certa- mente un antesignano per eccel- lenza; infatti già da allora capì le grandi potenzialità dell’Ortognato- donzia in ambito universitario tanto che, giovanissimo e con profetica in- tuizione, scelse la Cattedra di Orto- donzia anziché optare per la più pre- stigiosa cattedra in Clinica Odontoia- trica. Attorniato da un gruppo di gio- vani pionieri (tra cui Magni, Tenti, Caprioglio, Cozzani e altri) riuscì ad aprire il primo Corso di Specializza- zione in Italia, che tracciò il percorso per tutte le altre Scuole italiane che seguirono: Padova con Miotti nel ‘75, Milano nel ‘77, con il grande Ennio Giannì, e poi man mano le altre. Pagina 3 Nunzio Cirulli, Sabino Ceci, Assunta Patano, Anna Maria Ciocia, Daniela Azzollini, Giulia Palmieri, Irene Ferrara, Fabio Viapiano, Giuseppina Malcangi, Giulia Latini, Anna Netti, Chiara Di Pede, Fabio Piras, Carmela Pezzolla, Denisa Hazballa, Angelo Michele Inchingolo, Gianna Dipalma, Alessio Danilo Inchingolo, Alexandra Semjonova, Biagio Rapone, Filippo Cardarelli, Massimo Corsalini, Daniela Di Venere, Ludovica Nucci, Francesco Inchingolo. Abstract Lo scopo di questo lavoro è quello di applicare la tecnologia CAD/CAM nella progettazione e rea- lizzazione di un Twin Block modifi- cato che consiste in una mascherina termostampata superiore e una infe- riore con due bite blocks che deter- minano l’avanzamento mandibolare. È stato adoperato uno scanner intra- orale per l’acquisizione delle im- pronte di un paziente con malocclu- sione di classe II divisione 1 da retro- gnazia mandibolare. Successiva- mente alla progettazione digitale dell’avanzamento mandibolare desi- derato, sono state realizzate le due mascherine. Introduzione Negli ultimi anni il settore odon- toiatrico/odontotecnico si è dotato di performanti metodi di scansione digitale, di avanzati software di pro- gettazione (Computer Aided Design – CAD) e di macchine per la realizza- zione automatizzata di intarsi, co- rone, faccette, ponti, etc. (Computer Aided Manufacturing – CAM)1-3. Sono attualmente disponibili due ti- pologie principali di scanner, extrao- rali e intraorali. I meccanismi di scan- sione su cui sono basati sono tre: a laser, a luce bianca o mediante sonda a contatto. Gli scanner extraorali sono utilizzati nel settore odontotec- nico per la scansione dei modelli in gesso e l’importazione all’interno di software CAD. Gli scanner intraorali invece sono utilizzati clinicamente per la presa di impronta direttamente nel cavo orale. Sono generalmente dotati di un manipolo, connesso ad un personal computer, mediante wi- reless o cavo, e un puntale intercam- biabile. Pagina 4 A d v Announcing the AAE 2022 award winners The American Association of En- dodontists (AAE), the specialty dental association that repre- sents more than 7,000 root ca- nal dentists, is proud to recognize the winners of its prestigious awards dur- ing AAE22, the group’s annual meeting being held in Phoenix. “The endodontic specialty consists of thousands of amazing, specialized den- tists dedicated to saving patients’ natu- ral teeth and relieving their tooth pain,” AAE President Dr. Alan S. Law said. “I’m thrilled to help present these awards rec- ognizing particular members for their outstanding achievements in the areas of professional development, academics, research and service.” John S. Olmsted, DDS, MS, FAGD, FICD, FACD, FPFA, received the Edgar D. Coolidge Award. This award is AAE’s highest honor, and it’s meant to recog- nize him as a part of an elite group of role models for the entire endodontic community. Olmsted has been active in practice, ” See WINNERS, page B3 The AAE award winners, from top left, Dr. John S. Olmsted (Edgar D. Coolidge Award), Dr. Al Reader (I.B. Bender Lifetime Educator Award) and Dr. Kent A. Sabey (Edward M. Osetek Award), and from bottom left, Dr. Mohamed I. Fayad (Calvin D. Torneck Part-time Educator Award) and Scott Fehrs (Honorary Membership Award). Photos/American Association of Endodontists Foundation for Endodontics announces $500,000 pledge to benefit residents and academic leaders The Foundation for Endodontics, the philanthropic arm of the American As- sociation of Endodontics, has announced that Endo1 Partners has committed to a $500,000 pledge. This pledge will allow the foundation to further its mission, benefiting post- graduate endodontic residents and edu- cators. Specifically, the five-year pledge will be applied each year to a new schol- arship for residents, the Foundation for Endodontics & Endo1 Partners Annual Meeting Resident Development Scholar- ship, along with the Foundation for End- odontics & Endo1 Partners ADEA Scholar. The goal of the Resident Development Scholarship is to financially assist resi- dents in their final year of training who will present either oral research, poster research or a table clinic presentation. The scholarship reimburses AAE annual meeting eligible expenses up to $500. become academic leaders in dental insti- tutions. In partnership, the foundation and Endo1 Partners will sponsor one end- odontic educator’s participation in the American Dental Education Association Leadership Institute annually. The ADEA Leadership Institute helps to further de- velop dental faculty and enables a grow- ing pool of outstanding academicians to The foundation supports every accred- ited endodontic program in the United States and Canada, and offers funding to educators, residents and departments. For more information, visit foundation. aae.org. (Source: Foundation for Endodontics) Ouverture des inscriptions au congrès Mathieu Polo (humoriste) aborderont la thématique suivante : « Prothèse dentaire, assistanat dentaire, chirurgie dentaire : évolution et enjeux de la formation initiale et continue ! ». Invités : Cécile Carrier (présidente de la CPNEFP), Maxime Ducret (professeur asso- cié et maître de conférence, chercheur à l’université de Lyon), Romain Ciaffoloni (patron du laboratoire Ciaffoloni), Damian Clément (directeur national à l’académie d’art dentaire). Informations et inscriptions sur : www.aria-cadcam.net AD 8ÈMES RENCONTRES INTERNATIONALES CAD-CAM DENTAIRE Les inscriptions aux 8es rencontres aria CAD- CAM dentaire sont désormais ouvertes ! La philosophie des organisateurs reste la même avec un droit d’entrée très accessible de 45 € pour l’ensemble du congrès. L’entrée est gratuite pour les étudiants sur présenta- tion d’un justifi catif. Travaux pratiques Deux ateliers de travaux pratiques sont proposés vendredi 30 septembre : – De 9h à 12h : Chirurgie guidée dynamique le IPP Pharma avec – Proposé par Dr Jacques Vermeulen. TP limité à 12 places. Tarif : 45 € – De 13h30 à 17h30 : 2D, 3D, 4D : apprendre à collecter et utiliser les données numé- riques – Proposé par WorkFlows, avec les Drs Bertrand Dinahet, Thibaud Casas, Samuel Morice, Maxime Jaisson, Florin Cofar, Julien Montenero, DENTCOF Team et ModJaw Team. TP limité à 48 places. Gratuit Réservez votre place lors de votre inscrip- tion au congrès. EUREXPO LYON DU 29 SEPT. AU 01 OCT. 2022 L’ÉVÉNEMENT PHARE DU NUMÉRIQUE DENTAIRE i . 2 2 0 2 n u J - e t i d r e t n i t s e e l l e i t r a p e m ê m n o i t c u d o r p e r e t u o T - 2 2 0 2 a i r a © - r a z a h t l a B e d r e i l e t A e h p a r g o f n i i s n i s s e D - y r é b m a h C i e u q h p a r g r e i l e t a Concours Ose ta conf’ ! Pour la 2e année, le concours est ouvert aux chirurgiens-dentistes et prothésistes, étudiants ou diplômés. Chaque candidat devra présenter, seul ou avec son équipe, un cas clinique sur le thème « Faites-nous dé- couvrir votre vision du numérique dentaire dans votre métier ! ». Les meilleurs seront récompensés par un jury de professionnels présidé par le Pr Sylvain Catros. Infos et inscriptions : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/ 1FAIpQLSeyV6c5ntgNeiagbh3MreY1xX- C7KyGTer1LiNYH1DVUiCPL2Q/viewform. Animation radio avec Modiolus Animée par Geoffroy Regouby, l’émission Le Grand Sourire sera enregistrée en public et en direct du congrès aria. L’animateur et les deux chroniqueurs Mélilia Tabia (chroniqueuse dentaire) et exposition conférences travaux pratiques concours aria animation radio Inscriptions sur aria-cadcam.net 2,5 JOURS RASSEMBLANT CHIRURGIENS-DENTISTES, PROTHÉSISTES DENTAIRES ET INDUSTRIELS PASSIONNÉS ! 6 Publishing Media La fondation Eklund pour la recherche et l’enseignement en odontologie alloue 250 000 € pour des subventions en 2023 Le portail de candidature sera ou- vert en mai pour la huitième année consécutive, accueillant des candi- dats de toutes les régions du monde dans tous les domaines de la den- tisterie. Les études expérimentales et cliniques dans tous les domaines de la dentisterie sont acceptées, mais la fondation accordera la prio- rité aux projets pouvant être liés à la parodontologie, à l’implanto- logie, ou à la cariologie. Les cher- cheurs peuvent demander un fi - nancement pour un projet dans son intégralité ou pour une partie d’un projet. Même si la période de candida- ture se déroule en mai, le formulaire de candidature peut être prévisua- lisé sur le site Web de la fonda- tion Eklund, eklundfoundation.org, toute l’année, avec des informations utiles pour les candidats. Le conseil annoncera les lauréats en sep- tembre/octobre. En bref : Somme allouée : 250 000 €. Période de candidature : du 1er au 31 mai 2023. Annonce des bourses : septembre/ octobre 2023. Les candidatures de toutes les regions du monde et de toutes les universités sont acceptées. En savoir plus et déposer les candida- tures sur : www.eklundfoundation.org. Pour toutes informations, veuillez contacter : press@tepe.com Background La famille Eklund, propriétaire de la société de santé bucco- dentaire TePe, a créé la fondation Eklund en 2015 pour soutenir la re- cherche et l’éducation et célébrer sa relation de longue date avec la com- munauté dentaire professionnelle. Depuis 2016, la fondation a alloué jusqu’à 250 000 € par an, soutenant la recherche odontologique dans le monde entier ; parmi les lauréats m o c . k c o t s r e t t u h S / n i s e k A n o h c l o k g n o M © fi gurent des équipes d’Italie, de France, des Pays-Bas, de Serbie, d’Espagne, de Suède, du Royaume- Uni et des États-Unis. Plus d’infor- mations sur les sub ventions, les études publiées et les entretiens avec les précédents lauréats sont disponibles sur le site Web de TePe: https://eklundfoundation.org Sommet mondial des solutions implantaires Dentsply Sirona 2023 Inscrivez-vous dès maintenant pour découvrir la science et l’innovation de pointe en matière d’implants Les inscriptions sont ouvertes pour le sommet mondial des solutions implantaires Dentsply Sirona 2023, qui se déroulera à Athènes, en Grèce, du 8 au 10 juin 2023. Il réunira des professionnels qui ont à cœur d’élever le niveau de l’industrie dentaire, et d’améliorer la qualité des traitements et des soins implan- taires pour les patients. Les parti- cipants pourront découvrir les der- nières innovations en matière de solutions implantaires, notamment la famille d’implants EV, le fl ux de travail numérique, et la régénéra- tion osseuse. Le congrès se tiendra à l’hôtel InterContinental Athenaeum Athens, à proximité de la célèbre Acropole de Grèce. Le programme scientifi que Le sommet mondial des solu- tions implantaires comprendra des présentations de plus de 40 experts de renommée mondiale en méde- cine dentaire implantaire, qui parta- geront leurs meilleures pratiques, leur expertise et leurs idées, au tra- vers de présentations inspirantes, d‘ateliers pratiques, et d‘ateliers en petits groupes, sur des sujets tels que l’esthétique et l’écosystème de la médecine dentaire numérique. Les participants apprendront à faire face aux complications liées aux implants, à établir des liens entre la santé systémique et la santé bucco-dentaire, à optimiser l’esthé- tique, à contrôler les facteurs de risque, à préserver la santé péri- implantaire, etc. Le programme est élaboré en collaboration avec les présidents scientifi ques le Dr Tara Aghaloo, États-Unis et le Dr Michael Norton, Royaume-Uni, et les présidents du programme Steve Campbell, Royaume- Uni, le Dr Malene Hallund, Dane- mark, le Dr Mark Ludlow, États-Unis, le Dr Stijn Vervaeke, Belgique, et le Dr Martin Wanendeya, Royaume- Uni. Solutions implantaires et fl ux de travail numériques innovants Les participants au sommet mondial des solutions implantaires 2023 auront également accès à une exposition interactive, et pourront s’inscrire à des ateliers passion- nants pour en savoir plus sur les produits, les solutions et les fl ux de travail de Dentsply Sirona incluant : Famille d’implants premium Dentsply Sirona : DS PrimeTaper Implant System, DS OmniTaper Implant System et Astra Tech Implant System. Solutions régénératives OSSIX. Flux de travail DS Signature pour les restaurations unitaires, par- tielles ou complètes. La plateforme DS Core, basée sur le cloud, améliorant l’effi cacité de la pratique. Développement des cabinets den- taires et des réseaux sociaux. Le Dr Marco Degidi, inventeur des concepts WeldOne et Conometric, animera également une session sur le thème « L’excellence esthétique rencontre la connectivité numérique » à l’aide du système d’implants Ankylos. « Nous sommes ravis que la com- munauté des implantologues puisse découvrir les dernières innovations de pointe en se réunissant à Athènes, pour apprendre les uns des autres, et s’inspirer des dernières recherches en médecine dentaire implantaire », a déclaré le Dr Tara Aghaloo, pré- sident scientifi que du sommet mondial des solutions implan- taires, et professeur de chirur- gie orale et maxillo-faciale à l’UCLA School of Dentistry. « Dentsply Sirona continue à ouvrir la voie en matière de médecine dentaire im plantaire, avec des systèmes d’implants de pointe et des fl ux de travail trans- parents », a ajouté le Dr Michael Norton, président scientifi que du sommet mondial des solutions implantaires et professeur clinician adjoint à la Dental School de Pennsylvanie. Outre une formation cli- nique de pointe, les participants au sommet mondial de solu- tions implantaires auront égale- ment l’occasion de nouer des contacts avec leurs pairs, lors de deux soirées – une réception de bienvenue le soir de l’ouverture, ainsi qu’un dîner de mise en réseau au bord de la mer Égée le vendredi soir. Dr Tara Aghaloo Le programme préliminaire est détaillé à la page 24. Dr Michael Norton Il diabete mellito e la malattia parodontale: consapevolezza del paziente diabetico Nada Ismail, Giacomo Oldoini, Annamaria Genovesi, Saverio Cosola Il termine diabete mellito rag- gruppa un insieme di alterazioni metaboliche che, seppur con ezio- logie differenti, evolvono in uno stato di iperglicemia cronica che può portare a gravi conseguenze per la salute1. Il diabete è emerso come un problema di salute pub- blica globale con risultati impor- tanti a causa della sua elevata pre- valenza, gravità e complicanze as- sociate2. La letteratura riporta cin- que classiche complicanze acute e croniche relative al diabete mellito, queste retinopatia emorragico-essudativa, nefropatia diabetica che può portare ad insuf- ficienza renale e problemi cardio- vascolari, il 30% dei diabetici pre- senta neuropatia agli arti e zone periferiche dovute alle lesioni al microcircolo terminale e alle termi- nazioni nervose, le complicanze del sistema neurovegetativo possono portare a disturbi intestinali, vesci- cali e sessuali3. Nel 1993 nello stu- dio condotto da Loe viene definita una sesta complicanza: la malattia parodontale4. includono: La malattia parodontale è con- seguenza di complesse interazioni tra l’ospite e il microbiota disbio- tico subgengivale, che portano a una condizione infiammatoria cro- nica caratterizzata dalla distruzione dei tessuti parodontali con conse- guente perdita dell’attacco connet- tivale, distruzione dell’osso alveo- lare di supporto e formazione di ta- sche patologiche attorno agli ele- menti dentari, conseguenza della migrazione apicale dell’epitelio di giunzione5. Il trattamento paro- dontale potrebbe costituire un ap- proccio innovativo come misura di sanità pubblica per ridurre le complicanze e migliorare la salute dei pazienti con diabete6. terapeutico Materiali e metodi Un sondaggio basato su di un questionario, contenente 43 do- mande, condotto tra il mese di lu- glio 2022 e dicembre 2022, con lo scopo di valutare le abitudini di igiene orale domiciliare e la consa- pevolezza dei pazienti diabetici sulla correlazione tra il diabete mellito e la salute orale. Sono stati inclusi solo pazienti diabetici, indifferentemente dal tipo di diabete, di sesso sia ma- schile che femminile, di età supe- riore ai 18 anni, per un totale di 416 soggetti. Il questionario è stato sottoposto ai pazienti principal- mente tramite social media quali “Facebook” e “Instagram”, ed è strutturato in 5 moduli: 1. generalità degli intervistati; 2. relazione tra gli intervistati e la figura professionale dell’odonto- iatra; 3. abitudini di igiene orale domici- liare e la relazione tra gli intervi- stati e l’igienista dentale; 4. consapevolezza degli intervistati sui problemi di salute orale asso- ciati al diabete; 5. priorità per i pazienti diabetici. Tutte le domande presenta- vano opzioni a scelta multipla, tutte le risposte sono state mantenute ri- servate e nessun paziente è stato identificato. Criteri di inclusione A. Soggetti con età superiore ai 18 anni; B. soggetti di sesso sia maschile che femminile; C. soggetti diabetici, indifferente- mente dal tipo di diabete. Criteri di esclusione A. Soggetti con età inferiore ai 18 anni; B. soggetti non diabetici. Risultati Modulo 1 Un totale di 416 soggetti ha partecipato al sondaggio, un riepi- logo delle caratteristiche demogra- fiche (Tab. 1) indica che la maggior parte degli intervistati era di sesso femminile (86,3%), di età compresa tra 25 e 34 anni (28,8%), circa 1/3 degli intervistati è fumatore (23,6%) e la maggior parte degli intervistati è diabetico di tipo I (88,2%), per cui l’88% sta trattando la malattia con insulina. Modulo 2 Il 74,3% degli intervistati è attual- mente seguito da un odontoiatra di fiducia, oltre la metà dei soggetti (59,9%) ha effettuato l’ultima visita negli ultimi 6 mesi e la maggior parte effettua un solo controllo l’anno (38,5%) (Tab. 2). Pagina 12 Magnificare l’osservazione clinica con gli ingrandenti diventa benessere per l’operatore ed efficacia per le procedure cliniche Gianna Maria Nardi videoriprese e porta a un perfetto monitoraggio delle condizioni clini- che del cavo orale prima e dopo il debridement parodontale. Pagina 10 L’osservazione clinica è alla base di qualsiasi procedura di preven- zione e tra le tecnologie, l’utilizzo dell’ingrandimento e di una illumi- nazione appropriata diventa fonda- mentale in quanto viene magnificata la vista del campo operatorio, facili- tando e rendendo preciso l’accesso della strumentazione e riducendo al minimo il rischio di errore. Le tecno- logie strumentali ergonomiche (Har- mony) permettono una maggiore efficacia grazie all’opportunità di personalizzare la scelta in base alle difficoltà operative delle zone più difficili quali i retro-molari. L’uso degli ingranditori permette una mi- gliore visibilità, dando inoltre l’op- portunità di documentare i casi con A d v REGALA SOGNI ’OROI DISPOSITIVI IDEALI NEI PAZIENTI RONCOPATICI O AFFETTI DA SINDROME OSA LIEVE-MODERATA*Domanda di brevetto depositataLeone S.p.a. 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With ciation Continuing Education Recognition Pro- attention to quality content and images, these gram (ADA CERP). magazines offer a first-class platform for targeting specialists. The magazines are accessible via subscription and are distributed free of charge at all major den- The magazines present the most significant inter- tal events worldwide as well as at regional spe- national developments and experiences in their cialist meetings. respective fields and are aimed at specialists and general practitioners, as well as industry leaders In addition, the magazines are replicated as e- around the world. The content is a combination papers with release on the Dental Tribune web- of clinical cases, scientific articles, interviews, sites and within our e-newsletters, specialty web- industry reports, event previews and reviews, sites and social media channels, giving a business and product news, and practice man- combined readership of over 1.4 million dental agement articles. professionals worldwide. digital—international magazine of ally. However, taking time away from the practice Clinicians are required to obtain CE credits annu- digital dentistry in order to pursue these is costly in terms of both lost revenue and time. 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AI dentistry — international magazine of artificial intelligence in dentistry issn 2193-4673 • Vol. 1 • Issue 1/2024 1/24 | AI research AI research | AI dentistry international magazine of arti cial intelligence in dentistry Researchers use generative artificial intelligence to design realistic dental crowns By Iveta Ramonaite, Dental Tribune International 2 3 CAD/CAM technology has greatly improved the pro- ductivity of dental prostheses but still has its drawbacks when it comes to the design of crowns. Using an artifi- cial intelligence (AI) learning method, researchers from the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Hong Kong have created an algorithm for personalised dental crown design of high accuracy to produce crowns that resemble the morphology and biomechanics of natural teeth. According to the researchers, the CAD/CAM workflow has significantly improved dentistry, but is still labour- intensive and time-consuming, particularly because of the need for customisation for each patient, despite CAD software using a tooth library to assist in generating pros- thetic designs, and it generates health and environmen- tal hazards during the 3D-printing and milling processes. CAD/CAM remakes are often necessary because of mar- ginal misfits, and design can affect the biomechanical performance and thus the fatigue lifetime of the crown. For this reason, a means of crown design that addresses these issues is needed. In the study, the researchers trained the algorithm on 600 sets of digital casts of mandibular second premolars and their adjacent and antagonist teeth and tested it on an additional 12 sets of data to generate 12 crowns. They then compared the natural second premolars with the designs created by their algorithm, using CEREC software and by a technician using a CAD program. They looked at morphological param- eters of 3D similarity, cusp angle, and number and area of occlusal contact points. They also subjected the designs realised on computer in lithium disilicate to biomechanical fatigue simulations based on physiological occlusal force. “During the training process, natural teeth morphological features were learned by the algorithm, so that it can design dental crowns comparable to a natural tooth— both morphologically and functionally,” lead author Dr Hao Ding, a postdoctoral fellow in applied oral sciences and community dental care at the university, said in a press release. Fig. 2: Researchers make use of generative AI to design personalised dental crowns. Fig. 3: Natural tooth (left) compared with tooth tailored by generative AI (right). The generative AI-designed crowns had the lowest 3D discrepancy, closest cusp angle and similar occlusal contacts compared with natural teeth. In lithium silicate, the AI-designed crowns were found to have an expected lifespan similar to that of natural teeth. According to the researchers, the other two methods of designing dental crowns produced crowns that were either too large or too thin and failed to reach the same lifespan as that of natural teeth. “This demonstrates that [the algorithm] could be utilised to design personalised dental crowns with high accuracy that can not only mimic both the morphology and bio- mechanics of natural teeth, but also operate without any additional human fine-tuning, thus saving additional costs in the production process,” added senior researcher Dr James Tsoi, an associate professor in dental materials science at the university. “Many AI approaches design a ‘lookalike’ product, but I believe this is the first project that functionalises data-driven AI into real dental application. We hope this smart manufacturing technology will be the stepping stone for driving Industry 4.0 in dentistry, which is vital to meet the challenges of an ageing society and lack of dental personnel in Hong Kong,” Dr Tsoi stated. Clinical trials for using the generative AI for dental crowns are underway. Additionally, the researchers are working to expand the applicability of the tool to other dental pros- theses, such as partial and complete dentures. Editorial note: The study, titled “Morphology and mechanical performance of dental crown designed by 3D-DCGAN”, was published online in the March 2023 issue of Dental Materials. Fig. 4: The HKU Dental Materials Science research team: (from left) co-investigator postdoctoral fellow Dr Hao Ding, principal investigator Dr James Kit Hon Tsoi, Fig. 1: Project co-investigator Dr Hao Ding and the design of a tooth crown using generative AI. 1 and PhD candidate Ms Yanning Chen. 4 opinion The transformative power of AI in dentistry interview AI’s primary function is to bolster human skills trends & applications The missing link 16 17 Artifi cial intelligence (AI) has remarkably increased its presence and signif- Each issue of AI dentistry has a print distribution of 10,000 copies, with icance in a wide range of sectors, including dentistry. Dental professionals additional digital reach from e-paper subscriptions via the Dental Tribune may employ AI systems as a supplemental tool to improve the precision of website, e-newsletters and social media channels. diagnosis, treatment planning and treatment result prediction. AI dentistry— international magazine of artifi cial intelligence in dentistry unfolds the trends In addition, the magazine is distributed free of charge to attendees at major and applications of AI in various dental specialties, including detection and international congresses, exhibitions and specialty-specifi c events, with free treatment of periodontal disease, implantology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, e-papers being offered for online events. endodontics, imaging, orthodontics. Through insights articles, interviews and user reports, AI dentistry helps plementary PR and product texts as well as clinical articles or case studies readers understand the full potential that arises from AI technology in order may be submitted in support of advertising campaigns and are subject to to render patient care more effi cient, accurate and consistent. From both a review and approval by the managing editor. Within the e-papers, adverts are linked to the client’s supplied URL. Com- practical and clinically applicable approach, AI dentistry explores and reports on image analysis, predictive analytics, virtual reality simulations for patient education, dental robotics and automated patient communication and prac- tice management. Infos Please see page 55 for the full list of editions, advertising rates and formats. AI dentistry Issue Editorial Deadline Ad Deadline Release Print Distribution Digital Distribution Additional Event Distribution 1/2025 April 30, 2025 May 21, 2025 June 2025 10,000 65,000 Conference & Dentistry Show, EAS, British Dental FDI, ADF, GNYDM 10 Publishing Media

CAD/CAM — international magazine of dental laboratories issn 1616-7390 • Vol. 15 • Issue 1/2024 1/24 | industry news industry news | international magazine of dental laboratories RIB UN E I N T . • 3 0 Y E A R S OF OE M U S T DENTAL F O S R A E Y 0 2 & E DIA M industry news Quality and inventory management in the dental laboratory case report Monolithic multilayer zirconia crowns in the aesthetic zone features Back and neck pain in dentistry: A new reality Quality and inventory management in the dental laboratory How choosing high-quality universal materials can optimise costs and support highly aesthetic restorations Kuraray Noritake Dental in order to meet various requirements for strength and aesthetics in different settings, enabling them to fabricate all kinds of restorations for excellent patient outcomes. Universal solution for dental laboratories At Kuraray Noritake Dental, we take pride in our commit- ment to delivering only the highest-quality materials, and to that end, we developed the first-ever multilayered zirconia, KATANA Zirconia ML. KATANA Zirconia YML, our latest addition to the KATANA Zirconia portfolio, exemplifies this dedication and offers users universal applicability. This impressive feature is made possible by KATANA Zirconia YML’s colour gradation, flexural strength gradation of up to 1,100 MPa and translucency gradation of up to 49% translucency. Delicate balance between costs and aesthetics in the dental laboratory In-house production: The path to high- quality zirconia discs When you are a laboratory owner striving to achieve high-end results using modern digital techniques, the initial investment in CAD/CAM technology is significant and is followed by ongoing costs for consumable items such as milling tools and blanks. That cost can be reduced by selecting high-quality universal materials. Like all our zirconia offerings, KATANA Zirconia YML begins its journey to the dental laboratory at our Japanese facility, starting from freshly produced zirconia. This meticulous process supports the maintenance of the highest quality from the outset. The process involves purification and refinement before the addition of essential components. Undoubtedly, zirconia stands out as one of the most popular materials on the market. From an inventory perspective, however, laboratory owners may need to purchase multiple discs of the same shade and thickness Once the material has undergone this thorough initial stage of production, discs are formed from it in the pressing and pre-sintering phase. For KATANA Zirconia, this phase of the process takes over seven days, underscoring our insistence on the quality of the manufacturing pro- cess to achieve the most aesthetic product and optimal mechanical properties. High-precision shrinkage and stable coefficient of thermal expansion values for exceptional fit Outstanding deformation stability during the sintering pro- cedure contributes to the stability during the final sintering process in the dental laboratory, providing for an excep- tional fit of large-span bridges and other restorations. High-speed sintering program The unique powder formulation, refinement process, and pressing and pre-sintering technique are crucial for enabling our customers to produce up to three-unit bridges without compromising on aesthetics or mechan- ical properties using the 54-minute high-speed sintering process.* This high-quality production method results in an exceptionally dense material that ensures that the quality and aesthetics are already present at the point of manufacture and are maintained during milling. Once the discs have been sintered, their characteristics support the delivery of high-strength final restorations with excellent aesthetics. Multilayered structure and ease of positioning of restorations in the blank To enhance the aesthetic qualities, KATANA Zirconia YML discs are designed using ratios rather than fixed measure- ments of different layers in the multilayered structure. This means that regardless of disc thickness, there is always a consistent ratio of 35% of raw material that constitutes the translucent enamel zone. Hence, discs with an increased height—which are typically used for the production of larger restorations—always offer suffi- cient space in the enamel zone, whereas smaller discs are optimised for smaller restorations. KATANA Zirconia YML: One disc for all indications This single material is suitable for everything from single crowns to full-arch prostheses and for full-contour designs to conventional frameworks, without compromising on aesthetics. For finishing, we offer a well-coordinated portfolio of solutions designed for internal and external staining, micro-layering and full layering. Explore our website for a wealth of resources, clinical cases and FAQs Visit our website to discover more about KATANA Zirconia YML. Among the many useful materials we provide are a bro- chure, a technical guide and in-depth technical information. If you would like to see the material in action, browse the blog section of our website for a variety of clinical cases and articles by world-renowned experts showcasing and proving the versatility and aesthetics of KATANA Zirconia YML. The qualities of KATANA Zirconia YML empower dental laboratory owners to deliver a wide range of restorations. * The material is removed from the furnace at 800 °C. A furnace with a configurable YML firing program is required. 14 CAD/CAM 1 2024 CAD/CAM 1 2024 15 CAD/CAM—international magazine of dental laboratories aims to be one of In addition, the magazine is distributed free of charge to attendees at major the primary sources of information for dental laboratory owners, dental international congresses, exhibitions and specialty-specifi c events, with free technicians and other dental professionals offering chairside laboratory e-papers being offered for online events. services. Topics include market reviews, business strategies, dental laboratory news Complementary PR and product texts as well as clinical articles or case and education on the newest developments in the fi eld. User-oriented arti- studies may be submitted in support of advertising campaigns and are cles discuss economic aspects involved in running and sustaining modern subject to review and approval by the managing editor. Within the e-papers, advertisements are linked to the client’s supplied URL. dental laboratories. In addition, the publication provides advice on enhanc- ing patient services and integrating state-of-the-art products as well as communication and marketing concepts. CAD/CAM is published biannually and has a print distribution of 10,000 copies, with additional digital reach from e-paper subscriptions via the Please see page 55 for the full list of Dental Tribune website, e-newsletters and social media channels. Infos editions, advertising rates and formats. CAD/CAM—international edition Issue Editorial Deadline Ad Deadline Release Print Distribution Digital Distribution Additional Event Distribution 1/2025 April 16, 2025 May, 14, 2025 June 2025 10,000 65,000 2/2025 Sept. 24, 2025 Oct. 22, 2025 November 2025 10,000 65,000 British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show, FDI, EAO, ADF, GNYDM CAD/CAM—regional edition Country Italy Issues 3 Language Print Distribution Digital Distribution Italian 1,000 23,000 12 Publishing Media

digital — international magazine of digital dentistry RIB UN E I N T . • 3 0 Y E A R S OF OE M U S issn 2193-4673 • Vol. 5 • Issue 2/2024 digital international magazine of digital dentistry interview The future of digital dentistry opinion Evaluating two newly launched intra-oral scanners against market favourites case report The intersection of technology: Guided implant surgery and 3D printing 2/24 T DENTAL F O | trends & applications trends & applications | S R A E Y 0 2 & E DIA M comfortable with AI-written blogs, newsletters and articles (but check the facts). Let us look into current and future applications of AI in dentistry. At BDCDS, I will be considering these possi- bilities. I would like to take a low-altitude swoop over the dental AI landscape and get my audience thinking about how they can embrace these potential uses: – new patient enquiries handled by AI capable of answering initial questions and able to triage the patient to the right clinician; – calendar management by AI to maximise the pro- ductivity of fee-earners and negotiate convenient appointment times for patients; – initial assessments by AI that will speed up the diagnostic element of patient consultations; – treatment planning by AI that will combine the sales element of the conversation with precise itemisation of the treatment pathway; – AI smile design, allowing patients to see a realistic improvisation of their post-treatment appearance and functionality; – guided implant surgery with AI acting as an autopilot to the clinician and increasing accuracy of placement; – dental office administration utilising AI to streamline every aspect of financial monitoring; – AI-driven marketing activities that will automate external, internal and inbound marketing systems; and – compliance checked by AI regularly to ensure that your team stays in their lane. For all of that, I can imagine a modern Luddite re- enacting my 70s pub scene, arguing: “AI will never replace people in the business of dentistry or the delivery of clinical dentistry.” Canute was wrong, so was Bracegirdle, and so has every critic or doubting Thomas been ever since. I doubt things are going to change—because everything is about to change. Be prepared. about Chris Barrow has more than 50 years of work experience and has been active as a consultant, trainer and coach to the UK dental profession for over 25 years. His main professional focus is through his Extreme Business company, providing coaching and mentorship to independent dentistry around the world via virtual consultancy, practice visits, a workshop programme and an online learning platform. His blog, Thinking Business, enjoys a strong following. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Barrow created the Regeneration Coaching Programme to help practices to survive lockdowns and to bounce back higher after their return to work. More information on his work can be found at www.coachbarrow.com. According to dental business coach Chris Barrow, artifi cial intelligence is here to stay—both in general life and in dentistry. The future of artifi cial intelligence in the dental landscape Chris Barrow, UK In this article, I would like to share my thoughts on the impact of artifi cial intelligence (AI) on the dental profession and explore potential advantages of integrating AI into dental practices. I would like to begin with a quotation from an article by Dental Tribune International published in late March: “The passing of the EU’s Artifi cial Intelligence Act (AI act) on 13 March marks a pivotal moment in the regulation of AI technologies, holding profound implications for various industries, particularly healthcare.” The article drew my attention, as it coincided with a number of e-mails and social media posts inviting me to learn more about the role of AI in dentistry at various webinars and conferences. Clearly, the subject is topical across the dental landscape. Before looking into possible future applications of AI in dentistry, I would like to go back in time to Manchester in 1975–49 years ago!—when I was an offi ce administrator for an insurance company in the North West England city centre. One fateful day that summer, we were called into a team training session for a demonstration of a new computer-guided administration system. On beige- coloured desktops that looked like a cross be- tween our television at home and a child’s pram without the wheels, we were introduced to GLADIS (General and Life Assurance Data Information System I think)— is it not interesting that, even then, hardware developers were inventing acronyms to humanise their boxes? On a small black screen, a fl uorescent green cursor gently pulsed, waiting for an operator to start punching a clunky keyboard. After a morning watching experienced head offi ce per- sonnel typing away at data entry, we withdrew to a local pub—the Sir Ralph Abercromby (still there today)—and discussed our observations over a ploughman’s lunch and a pint. I will never forget the comment from one of our sales representatives, Martin Bracegirdle, who had been press-ganged into the training session: “Computers will never replace people in business.” Quite apart from his Dickensian surname, which might have betrayed an ancestral reluctance to change, Bracegirdle was not impressed by the technology. Looking back from half a century later, I think it is fair to say that he was rather like Canute the Great, King of England in the eleventh century, willing the waves of progress to reverse and getting wet feet. This experience was a precursor to a lifetime of listening to technology laggards, who at every stage of digital evolution have predicted either rejection (“that will never work”) or doom (“just you wait, the millennium bug will close us all down”). If we re-enter the time machine, US American engineer Gordon Moore predicted back in 1965 that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit would double every two years—and history has proved him correct. I spoke to a client earlier this week who had just returned from a dental AI conference, and I could hardly get a word in edgeways as he gushed about the many ways AI is driving the dental practice. So, is AI going to revolutionise the way we work and replace people in key moments of a dental patient’s journey? The simple answer is “Hell yes!—and get over it.” I am writing this article myself by the way—no AI in my writing ever, whether it is my daily blog, monthly news- letter or articles for the media—that is just a matter of personal integrity and, frankly, because I enjoy writing. However, I recognise that, when I am advising my clients to embrace the magic of inbound marketing and to create a wealth of online oral health education to position themselves as the expert in their postcode, I am totally 20 2 2024 21 2 2024 Digital—international magazine of digital dentistry covers the most signi cant from e-paper subscriptions via the Dental Tribune website, e-newsletters developments in the eld with the aim of providing comprehensive knowl- and social media channels. edge and information on the latest technology that can pro tably be inte- grated into treatment concepts. In addition, the magazine is distributed free of charge to attendees at major international congresses, exhibitions and specialty-speci c events, with free The magazine presents an overview of the latest research results, case e-papers being offered for online events. studies, new products, trends in procedures and techniques, news in edu- cation and events reviews. Topics include rapid prototyping, digital imaging, Within the e-papers, adverts are linked to the client’s supplied URL. Com- virtual articulation, digital impressions, software processing and innovations plementary PR and product texts as well as clinical articles or case studies in digital dentistry. may be submitted in support of advertising campaigns and are subject to review and approval by the managing editor. Various clinical applications within virtual reality and augmented reality as complementary resources in daily practice are addressed to help general dentists and specialists in various elds, such as implantology, maxillofacial surgery, endodontics, orthodontics and prosthodontics. Each edition of digital has a print distribution of 10,000 copies, with additional digital reach Infos Please see page 55 for the full list of editions, advertising rates and formats. digital – international edition Issue Editorial Deadline Ad Deadline Release Print Distribution Digital Distribution Additional Event Distribution 1/2025 Jan. 29, 2025 Feb. 14, 2025 March 2025 10,000 65,000 2/2025 April 30, 2025 May 28, 2025 June 2025 10,000 65,000 3/2025 July 9, 2025 Aug. 6, 2025 September 2025 10,000 65,000 4/2025 Oct. 1, 2025 Oct. 29, 2025 November 2025 10,000 65,000 IDS, British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show, FDI, EAO, ADF, GNYDM 14 Publishing Media

roots — international magazine of endodontics issn 2193­4673 • Vol. 20 • Issue 1/2024 roots RIB UN E I N T . • 3 0 Y E A R S international magazine of endodontics OF OE M U S including special news Piezoceramic stack actuator speeds up root canal treatment case report Practical tips for reliable endodontic treatment industry news High­quality instruments for forward­thinking dentists 1/24 T DENTAL F O | case report case report | S R A E Y 0 2 & E DIA M The piston technique—a novel approach to canal obturation Drs Grzegorz Witkowski & Bartłomiej Karaś, Poland 1 Introduction Up to now, the gold standard of obturation has been the continuous wave compaction technique.1, 2 However, this technique is difficult to perform and needs additional expensive equipment. Another option is a newly re­ invented technique of single­cone obturation with calcium silicate­based sealers (CSBSs).3 Their properties are well known. In general, these materials are biocompatible, 2 3 22 roots 2 2023 non­toxic, non­shrinking and chemically stable within the biological environment.4–7 They also have the ability to form hydroxyapatite during the setting process and to create a bond between dentine and the filling material.3, 4 However, there is a lack of articles on this technique, and research has focused on cone­less obturation techniques with CSBSs.8 In this article, we would like to present a new approach to obturation, the piston obturation technique, and share our clinical experience with it, recommending it for most clinical situations. The main benefit of this technique is that one achieves a 3D seal with no gutta­percha points. This is beneficial in cases of deep canal splits, ledges at apical areas, broken instruments in the apical third, and canal blockages and difficult anatomies in the apical zone. The piston technique is simple and predictable. Once the final preparation and irrigation protocol has been performed, owing to the specific properties of CSBSs, the canal should not be overdried. A small amount of moisture should remain in the canal space as the catalyst for the setting reaction of the sealer. With the application needle 4a 5b 6b 4b 5c 6c 5a 6a 6d introduced to the maximum level of the insertion, gently eject the material from the syringe directly into the canal space. To avoid extrusion, try not to block the needle in the canal. After seeing the material in the canal space, remove the needle and use a hot gutta­percha extruder to create a plug in the coronal part. Next, push the coronal part of the gutta­percha with the cold plugger towards the apical zone. Do not push more than 1–2 mm (Fig. 1). Case 1 The patient was referred to Dr Witkowski’s dental office for endodontic treatment of teeth #31 and 41 (Fig. 2). After examination, endodontic treatment was performed (Fig. 3). In tooth #41, the access cavity was done by the referring dentist (Fig. 4a). In tooth #31, the access cavity was de­ signed and performed (Fig. 4b). After this step, preparation of the canal space was done, in tooth #41 up to 25/.04 and in tooth #31 up to 20/.04 with VDW. ROTATE (VDW; Figs. 5a–c). The next step was the irrigation protocol, which was performed with an Er,Cr:YSGG laser (BIOLASE) at 1.5 W and 100 Hz in both teeth. The canals were prepared for obturation. In tooth #41, obturation was done with a single point and CSBS, and in tooth #31, the piston technique was performed (Figs. 6a–e). A control radiograph was taken immediately after the treatment (Fig. 7). Healing of the lesion was visible on the follow­up radiograph per­ formed six months after the treatment (Fig. 8). 6e 7 8 roots 2 2023 23 Roots—international magazine of endodontics is devoted entirely to the fi eld In addition, the magazine is distributed free of charge to attendees at major of endodontics with the aim of providing comprehensive knowledge and international congresses, exhibitions and specialty-specifi c events, with free information on the latest technological advancements that can profi tably e-papers being offered for online events. be integrated into treatment planning concepts and in educating patients about their treatment options. Within the e-papers, advertisements are linked to the client’s supplied URL. Complementary PR and product texts as well as clinical articles or case The magazine presents the latest research, case studies, product and indus- studies may be submitted in support of advertising campaigns and are try news, rendering it an essential resource for all practicing endodontists, subject to review and approval by the managing editor. as well as dentists requiring a full understanding of modern techniques and approaches. Each edition of roots has a print distribution of 10,000 copies, with additional digital reach from e-paper subscriptions via the Dental Tribune website, e-newsletters and social media channels. Infos Please see page 55 for the full list of editions, advertising rates and formats. roots—international edition Issue Editorial Deadline Ad Deadline Release Print Distribution Digital Distribution Additional Event Distribution 1/2025 March 12, 2025 April 9, 2025 May 2025 10,000 65,000 2/2025 Oct. 15, 2025 Nov. 12, 2025 December 2025 10,000 65,000 British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show, FDI, ADF, GNYDM roots—regional edition Country Turkey U.S. Issues 2 2 Language Turkish English Print Distribution Digital Distribution 1,000 – 23,000 42,000 16 Publishing Media

Today Show Dailies — the longest running trade show newspaper F DENTAL T RIB O S R A E Y 0 2 & E DIA UN E I N T . • 3 0 Y E A R S OF OE M U S M DTI’s event daily, today, is the world’s longest into the event program. Additional content focuses running trade show newspaper. Since its debut on helping attendees make the most of their time in 1998, today show dailies have been providing at the event and includes floor plans, exhibitor IDEM 13th International Dental Exhibition & Meeting • Singapore • 19–21 April 2024 comprehensive coverage of major dental events lists, daily course offerings and information on Interview Business Products in focus Singapore Dental Association Masterclass: Father and son duo Drs David and Davey Alleman speak about the six lessons approach to biomimetic dentistry. » page 6 The digital dentistry market for the Asia Pacific region is expected to experience significant growth, positioning the region as a pivotal player. » page 12 Over 500 exhibitors are presenting a diverse range of products and services, showcasing the latest industry innovations at IDEM 2024. » page 22 worldwide. local and social events. IDEM emerges as the pinnacle event in dental innovation for Asia Pacific Singapore sets the stage for spectacular 13th event edition. Today is the exclusive on-site planning tool for Foremost for advertisers, today primes attendees n This year’s International Dental Exhi- bition and Meeting (IDEM), the leading dental exhibition and conference in Asia Pacific, is poised to captivate and inspire dental professionals from around the region. This highly anticipated event offers a comprehensive three-track scien- tific conference featuring more than 30 speakers from around the world. The exhibition is presenting a well-rounded experience for all participants, and over 500 exhibitors from over 33 countries are showcasing their latest products and innovations. An impressive line-up “We are delighted to collaborate again with our esteemed partners to present IDEM 2024 to the dental industry. Following the resounding success of IDEM as an in-person event in 2022, we eagerly anticipate the amalgamation of innovation and expertise that will undoubtedly mould the future landscape of dentistry,” said Mathias Küpper, managing director and vice president of Asia Pacific of Koelnmesse, ahead of the Singapore show. Anticipated by dental professionals and enthusiasts alike, IDEM stands as a cornerstone in the dental community where attendees can learn from an impressive line-up of prominent experts. At the 13th IDEM, father and son duo Drs David S. and Davey Alleman [read the interview on page 6] will kick off the conference programme with the SDA Masterclass, an established part of the event supported by the Singapore Dental Association, offering a half-day conference session and half-day work- shop on biomimetic dentistry. The over 30 conference sessions and workshops will feature a wide range of topics by notable speakers, such as Dr Alberto Miselli, who will cover the “Umbrella Concept” for the management of soft tissue around im- plants, and Dr Andrea Bazzucchi, who will share the latest advances in digital workflow synergy. Other conference sessions and workshops will include global expert Dr Roberto Sorrentino’s “Restorative materials and luting agents in prosthodontics” and Dr Paulo Monteiro’s insights and expertise on anterior indirect restorations. The fifth Dental Hygienist and Therapist Forum will take place on 20 and 21 April, providing a dedicated platform for dental hygienists and therapists to engage in meaningful discussions and knowledge sharing on an interesting variety of topics, such as oral ulcers, paediatric patient manage- ment, digital workflows and oral care for older adults. Welcome to Singapore Ahead of the event, Dr Lawrence Yong, president of the Singapore Dental Asso- ciation, shared: “I am thrilled to welcome dental professionals from around the world to IDEM 2024. This conference is a powerful testament to Singapore’s unwavering commitment to advancing dental science and education. I am particularly enthusiastic about the con- ference sessions, which will delve into burning topics within our field—offer- ing valuable insights that attendees can readily apply in their practices the next day.” Attendees can also look forward to the inaugural “Asian Speaker Series”, an innovative platform designed to spotlight diverse talents from within the region. It is a collaborative effort be- tween the regional and national dental associations to offer a more diverse take on the latest developments in dentistry, to explore important industry topics such as treating the paediatric patient and oral care for the dependent older adult, and to delve into complex topics, such as are covered in “The systoles and diastoles of implant dentistry” and “Prognosticating periodontal treatment outcomes using artificial intelligence”. Expanded exhibition The heart of IDEM is its exhibition, and this year, it spans a fully booked 17,000 m2 and hosts over 500 exhibitors, who will present a diverse range of prod- ucts and services, showcasing the latest industry innovations. It will host pavil- ions for China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan and the US, under- scoring the wide scope of dental industry participation at the event. Representing the Spanish pavilion, Antonio Garcia Rebollar, economic and trade counsellor at the Spanish embassy in Singapore, said: “We are thrilled to be part of this dynamic and highly acclaimed dental event. Newly supported by ICEX Spain Trade and Investment this edition, our pavilion is a testament to the innovation and excellence within the Spanish dental industry. We look forward to engaging with the international community, sharing our expertise, and contributing to the vibrant exchange of ideas that IDEM 2024 represents.”  page 2 attendees and exhibitors at over 80 dental shows of these shows for making purchases and learn- and congresses yearly, including IDS, Congrès ing about products unfamiliar to them. This allows ADF, AEEDC, CIOSP, IDEM, EuroPerio, the ADA exhibitors to take full advantage of this niche annual meeting, the EAO congress, and the market. In addition, today increases booth traffic GNYDM. As official media partner of FDI World and sales because it lands directly in the hands Dental Federation, DTI has also been producing of attendees before, during and after a show. the FDI congress newspaper, World Dental Daily, Thus, the newspaper piques attendees’ purchas- since 2005. ing interest, driving them to exhibitors’ booths and websites for more information after reading about Depending on the size of the event, daily issues a new product, special offer or giveaway in today. 5 Impressions from IDEM 2022. (All event images: © Koelnmesse) with live event coverage are produced overnight. On-site editorial teams offer a comprehensive recap of the previous day’s events with exclusive Today IDEM Singapore 2024 interviews, product launches and detailed insight Infos Editions include those listed in the event calender on pages 26 and 27. SHOW PREVIEW 40th International Dental Show • Cologne • 14–18 March 2023 Interview Dr Markus Heibach gives an outlook for IDS and explains its importance from the perspec tive of the dental industry. Interview Mark Stephen Pace speaks about the present status of the preparations for IDS and hints at some of the highlights in store. Products in focus IDS 2023 to offer visitors the opportunity to see and try out the most current innovations in dentistry. » 4 » 10 Dentistry to celebrate 100 years of IDS After COVID-19 slowdown, IDS set to return to its former size for anniversary event. n This year, IDS will be celebrating two milestones. In addition to hold- ing the 40th edition of the leading global trade fair of the dental indus- try from 14 to 18 March, the organ- isers are looking forward to the show’s 100 anniversary. For over 30 years, IDS has been held at the Koelnmesse trade fair grounds in Cologne. In 1992, the As- sociation of the German Dental In- dustry commissioned Koelnmesse with the planning and implementa- tion of the event, which has been the major showcase for the latest innova- tions and market trends in dentistry ever since. Despite the challenging circum- stances for large-scale events that arose from the COVID-19 pandemic, IDS 2021 reaffi rmed the show’s posi- tion as the leading dental trade fair worldwide. Held in September—six » 2 5In 2021, 23,000 visitors from 114 countries attended IDS. (Image: Koelnmesse/IDS) » 18 AD THE GLOBAL DENTAL CE COMMUNITY www.dtstudyclub.com @DTStudyClub REGISTER FOR FREE DT Study Club – e-learning community AD 3D printing — international magazine of dental 3D-printing technology Ivoclar celebrating a century of innovations at IDS 2023 Family-owned company looks back on “A Century of Innovation”. n This year, the Ivoclar Group is proudly celebrating 100 years of company history and innovations in events throughout the year, in- cluding its showcase at IDS 2023. Since its founding in 1923, Ivoclar has evolved into a world leader in the dental industry with the support of its customers, partners and employ- ees. Today, the Ivoclar Group has a comprehensive product portfolio in its specialised market segment. The global dental industry special- ist, headquartered in Liechtenstein, has innovativeness, quality, trust- worthiness and reliability embedded in its DNA and considers itself to be well equipped for the future. In its 100-year history, Ivoclar has come up with numerous pioneer- ing inventions that have had a sus- tained impact on the dental industry. Ivoclar maintains one of the indus- try’s largest and most respected re- search and development centres. Therefore, it is not surprising that the company has chosen “A Century of Innovation” as its anniversary theme in order to highlight its inno- vative spirit. When asked about Ivoclar’s company philosophy, Diego Gabathuler, CEO of the Ivoclar Group, explained: “We have built our suc- cess on providing customer-focused innovations, including integrated system solutions that enhance the effi ciency of the user. We ensure ex- cellent quality and utmost reliabil- ity. Our working relationships are based on trust and respect.” He added: “We focus on giving people a healthy and attractive smile and promoting a better quality of life. For this purpose, we supply our prod- ucts to customers in around 130 coun- tries. Our employees all over the world continuously strive to optimise the company’s range of integrated solutions made up of intelligent sys- tem solutions, practice-oriented train- ing and education off erings as well as comprehensive after-sales support and unparalleled customer service.” The Ivoclar Group has 47 subsid- iaries and branch offi ces, and it em- ploys 3,500 people worldwide who are dedicated to delivering excep- tional products and services. The family-owned business has produc- tion facilities in Austria, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, the Philippines, Sweden and the US. The company headquarters, which are now in Liechtenstein, were origi- nally in Zurich in Switzerland, where the company was founded in 1923. 5Visual quality control of ceramic crowns after fi nal fi ring. (Image: Liechtensteinisches Landesarchiv/ Walter Wachter, Schaan) The general partnership at that time traded under the name of “Rams- perger and Co.” and focused on manufacturing artifi cial teeth. Dr Adolf Schneider, a mechanical engi- neer from Germany, took over the management of the company in 1948 and acquired it himself shortly after- wards. In 1951, he renamed the company, from “Ramco” to “Ivoclar”, derived from the French words “ivo- ire” (ivory) and “clair” (bright). At that time, the company name was symbolic of a new era of innovation. Over the decades, Ivoclar estab- lished itself as a leader and driver of innovation in the dental industry at a global level through its ongoing in- vestment in research and develop- ment. Milestones in its history in- clude the introduction of Silicap (1965), Heliomolar (1984), IPS Empress (1991), Tetric (1992), IPS e.max CAD (2005) and the Ivotion denture system (2020). The importance of digitalisation con- tinues to grow in the dental industry, and today, Ivoclar is well prepared for the future. In this context, the company can draw on the excellent relationships it has forged with cus- tomers and partners over the years to develop true value-added solu- » 2 tions. A D Wednesday Wednesday 15 March 15 March 15.3. updated daily updated daily AD Daily Live Demos! 40th International Dental Show • Cologne • 14–18 March 2023 Photo gallery Impressionen von der IDS 2023 Impressions from IDS 2023 » 6 Product focus Animationskunst: Willkommen beim NSK Studio Animation art: Welcome to the NSK Studio » 46 Product focus TePe stellt neue Zahnpasta- Reihe vor TePe launches new toothpaste range » 54 People of today Hall 11.3, Stand C010 Exocad präsentiert neue Software-Releases Exocad presents new software releases Weltpremieren und viele Innovationen von exocad auf der IDS. World premieres and many innovations from exocad at IDS. n Exocad, ein Unternehmen von Align Technology und führender Anbieter von dentaler CAD/CAM- Software, bietet Teilnehmenden der IDS mehrere neue Produkte und Serviceangebote, zwei befristete Rabattaktionen auf Softwarelizen- zen und ein breites Spektrum an Live-Bildungsangeboten. Mit elf Demo- Stationen und stündlich stattfi nden- den Smile Design Sessions lädt exocad Besucherinnen und Besu- cher unter dem Motto „Imagine the CADabilities“ ein, die zahlreichen Softwarelösungen für Labore und Praxen an dem neu gestalteten Stand des Unternehmens in Halle 1.2 zu entdecken. Die Smile Creator Experience von exocad steht dabei im Mittel- punkt: In einer Live-Vorführung wird die Verwendung des Smile Creator » 2 Schritt für Schritt gezeigt. 5 Dr Robert Gottlander, Neoss CEO and president „Bei Neoss bieten wir alles, was Sie für die Implantatbehandlung Ihrer Patienten benötigen. Alles unter dem Dach unseres effi zienten digitalen Workfl ows und unseres Intelligent Simplicity-Ethos.“ “At Neoss, we provide everything you need to treat your patients with implants—all under the umbrella of our effi cient digital workfl ow and intelligent simplicity ethos.” 5Das exocad-Team am Stand auf der IDS. 5Exocad team at IDS booth. n Exocad, an Align Technology com- pany and a leading dental CAD/CAM software provider, has multiple new products and service off erings, two lim- ited-time software discounts and a full spectrum of live education opportuni- ties for IDS attendees. With 11 demon- stration stations and hourly smile design sessions, exocad is inviting at- tendees to “Imagine the CAD abilities” and discover its many software solu- tions for laboratories and clinics at the company’s newly branded booth in » 2 Hall 1.2. Digitales Universum „Das Beste aus beiden Welten“ “The best of both worlds” AD N e uN e u B U L K B U L K BULKBULKBULKBULK Halle 10.1 Stand A40 AD Halle 10.1, Stand E080 - F089 AD Experience the world of 3Shape at booth Hall 4, Floor 2 Booth # J098/K099 Digital Universe Dentsply Sirona zeigt digitale und nachhaltige Lösungen. Dentsply Sirona showcases digi- tal and sustainable solutions. n IDS-Besucher sind eingeladen, das Digital Universe auf dem beeindru- ckenden 1.900 m² großen Stand von Dentsply Sirona zu erleben. Der Stand in Halle 11.2 zeigt das gesamte Produkt- und Lösungsportfolio des Unternehmens, das die Besucher- innen und Besucher bei Produkt- demonstrationen und Live-Präsenta- tionen in Aktion sehen können. » 4 n IDS visitors are invited to experi- ence the digital universe at Dentsply Sirona’s immersive 20,451 ft2 (1,900 m2) booth. Situated in Hall 11.2, the booth features the company’s entire port- folio of products and solutions, which visitors will be able to see » 4 in action through product GC zeigt analoge und digitale Innovationen. GC shows analogue and digital Innovations. 5 Von links: Frank Rosenbaum, Chief Marketing Offi cer bei GC International, Prof. Matteo Basso, Dr. Virginie Horn Borter, General Marketing Manager bei GC; Dr. Kiyotaka Nakao, Präsident und CEO der GC Corporation. 5From left: Frank Rosenbaum, chief marketing offi cer at GC International, Prof. Matteo Basso, Dr. Vir- ginie Horn Borter, general marketing manager at GC; Dr Kiyotaka Nakao, president and CEO of the GC Corporation. n Am Dienstagvormittag stellte das Unternehmen GC unter dem Motto „Das Beste aus beiden Welten“ seine neuen, innovativen analogen und digitalen Workfl ows im Rahmen sei- ner Pressekonferenz zur IDS in Köln » 2 vor. n On Tuesday morning, GC presented its new, innovative analogue and digi- tal workfl ows at its IDS press confer- ence in Cologne under the motto “The best of both worlds”. “We are delighted to be at IDS » 2 again this year to celebrate simply.TRIOS 5 Hygienic by design for minimal risk of cross-contamination. Smaller and lighter than ever for next-level ergonomics. And a ScanAssist engine with intelligent- alignment technology that makes Intraoral scanning that simply makes sense precision scanning effortless, every time. SHOW REVIEW 40th International Dental Show • Cologne • 14–18 March 2023 Impressions Over the course of fi ve days, IDS offered visitors the opportunity to see and try out the most current innovations in dentistry. Aesthetic solutions Austrian manufacturer edelweiss dentistry pre- sented its newest development: the edelweiss CAD/CAM BLOCK at its booth. Products in focus Complete digital workfl ows, sustainability and artifi cial intelligence applications were some of the trends observed at this year’s event. » 4 » 6 » 11 IDS celebrates great comeback Thousands attend centenary of the world’s leading dental show. n IDS, which celebrated its 100th anniversary this year, was held from 14 to 18 March. According to organiser Koelnmesse, around 120,000 visitors from 162 countries attended, 60% from abroad. Like usual, attendance by EU countries, particularly It- aly, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Romania and Greece, was high. In addition, there were many visitors from Asia, South America, the US and Canada. In total, 1,788 compa- nies from 60 countries exhibited at the show. These included 433 exhibitors from Germany. A visitor survey showed that visitors’ overall assessment of IDS 2023 was positive. Over 80% were very satisfi ed with the event, 83% praised the comprehensive showcase and almost 90% would recommend visiting IDS to their business partners. Furthermore, 84% of the respondents were satisfi ed with the IDSconnect digital platform and its additional off ers. Mark Stephen Pace, chairman of the board of directors of the Association of the German Dental Industry, commented: “IDS 2023 was a success across the board, and at the same time, it proved that even after 100 years it is still reinventing itself and developing further. IDS has once again confi rmed that it is a world-leading trade fair. The quality of the visitors was sensa- tional. Together with Koelnmesse, we will successfully lead IDS into the second century of the event’s history with energy, am- bition, creativity and vision. This year’s slogan of ‘100 years of IDS—shaping the dental future’ refl ects the outstanding impor- tance of the trade fair today and in the future.” Chief Operating Offi cer of Koelnmesse Oliver Frese added: “Over fi ve days, we experienced an IDS that more than lived up to its claim as a leading international hub. This gives the global dental industry the necessary impetus for the coming months and, at the same time, underlines the global appeal that ema- nates from IDS. The result of the event is all the more remark- able as the geopolitical framework conditions are currently a challenge.” The overall feedback from the exhibitors was very positive too. Fred Freedman, vice president of member services at the Dental Trade Alliance and president of International Dental Manufacturers, stated: “IDS is the largest and best international dental meeting in the world. The 2023 IDS can be summed up in one sound bite: IDS is back. With the enormous crowds and thousands of international distributors and visitors, this is a must for all US manufacturers and companies looking for new international business.” Simon Campion, president and CEO of Dentsply Sirona, con- cluded: “It was important for us as a company to be back on-site and meet our customers in person because that makes a diff er- ence. Under the motto ‘United for better dentistry’, we off ered our visitors a programme with 40 hours of live demonstrations and hands-on training. In addition, we made clear statements on the topics of digitalisation and sustainability with our panel dis- cussions. We can positively impact the lives of millions of pa- tients. We can only do this through mutual exchange and closer collaboration.” In an interview with Dental Tribune International, Stanley Bergman, CEO and chairman of the board of Henry Schein, men- tioned that “one of the highlights in attending IDS is the oppor- tunity to tour the exhibit hall, preview the vast array of new technologies and products being showcased and meet with many of our Team Schein members representing our busi- nesses across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. At- tending IDS also provides an opportunity to meet with our supplier partners and to speak with our customers—dentists and other dental professionals—and together discover the lat- est innovations and advancements in the fi eld”. He continued: “Many of these products and technologies are designed to make dental procedures easier and more effi cient, leading to better patient care and satisfaction. This includes easy-to-use clinical digital workfl ow solutions fostering open ar- chitecture and product interoperability, advancements in 3D printing and resources to enhance workfl ow management, sys- tems and product integration. That’s why it is so motivating to experience fi rst-hand the reaction of dental practitioners to our company’s rich line-up of activities promoting technology ad- vances in dentistry, a wide range of value-added services and educational insights from industry and professional thought leaders.” Trends in 2023 and beyond Two topics stood out at this year’s IDS: completely digital workfl ows and sustainability. Furthermore, a considerable num- ber of companies showcased artifi cial intelligence (AI) appli- cations. Straumann, for example, introduced a new software solu- tion for its Virtuo Vivo intra-oral scanner which will improve the speed and accuracy of digital impression taking. Intra-oral scans are the entry point for digital workfl ows and will be au- tomatically connected to the Straumann AXS platform and var- ious services in the future. Following its recently established partnership with Smilecloud, Straumann launched its smile design and centralised collabo- ration platform developed by dentists for dental professionals in selected European markets. Smilecloud allows clinicians to design virtual mock-up smiles for patients. Straumann also launched its fi rst dynamic surgical naviga- tion system to perform implant treatment in a fully digital work- fl ow. Straumann Falcon will be available in select European countries. ClearCorrect launched an array of new innovations to help dentists treat complex cases. Included in the launch were im- provements to ClearCorrect’s aligner via an enhanced end-to- end workfl ow that allows dentists to effi ciently treat patients who have missing or erupting teeth with pontics, bars and guides. 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International Dental Show Cologne — the ultimate reference guide at IDS A D Wednesday Wednesday 15 March 15 March 15.3. updated daily updated daily AD Daily Live Demos! 40th International Dental Show • Cologne • 14–18 March 2023 Photo gallery Impressionen von der IDS 2023 Impressions from IDS 2023 » 6 Product focus Animationskunst: Willkommen beim NSK Studio Animation art: Welcome to the NSK Studio » 46 Product focus TePe stellt neue Zahnpasta- Reihe vor TePe launches new toothpaste range » 54 People of today Hall 11.3, Stand C010 Exocad präsentiert neue Software-Releases Exocad presents new software releases Weltpremieren und viele Innovationen von exocad auf der IDS. World premieres and many innovations from exocad at IDS.  Exocad, ein Unternehmen von Align Technology und führender Anbieter von dentaler CAD/CAM- Software, bietet Teilnehmenden der IDS mehrere neue Produkte und Serviceangebote, zwei befristete Rabattaktionen auf Softwarelizen- zen und ein breites Spektrum an Live-Bildungsangeboten. Mit elf Demo- Stationen und stündlich stattfi nden- den Smile Design Sessions lädt exocad Besucherinnen und Besu- cher unter dem Motto „Imagine the CADabilities“ ein, die zahlreichen Softwarelösungen für Labore und Praxen an dem neu gestalteten Stand des Unternehmens in Halle 1.2 zu entdecken. Die Smile Creator Experience von exocad steht dabei im Mittel- punkt: In einer Live-Vorführung wird die Verwendung des Smile Creator » 2 Schritt für Schritt gezeigt.  Dr Robert Gottlander, Neoss CEO and president „Bei Neoss bieten wir alles, was Sie für die Implantatbehandlung Ihrer Patienten benötigen. Alles unter dem Dach unseres effi zienten digitalen Workfl ows und unseres Intelligent Simplicity-Ethos.“ “At Neoss, we provide everything you need to treat your patients with implants—all under the umbrella of our effi cient digital workfl ow and intelligent simplicity ethos.” Das exocad-Team am Stand auf der IDS. Exocad team at IDS booth.  Exocad, an Align Technology com- pany and a leading dental CAD/CAM software provider, has multiple new products and service off erings, two lim- ited-time software discounts and a full spectrum of live education opportuni- ties for IDS attendees. With 11 demon- stration stations and hourly smile design sessions, exocad is inviting at- tendees to “Imagine the CAD abilities” and discover its many software solu- tions for laboratories and clinics at the company’s newly branded booth in » 2 Hall 1.2. Digitales Universum „Das Beste aus beiden Welten“ “The best of both worlds” AD N e uN e u B U L K B U L K BULKBULKBULKBULK Halle 10.1 Stand A40 AD Halle 10.1, Stand E080 - F089 AD Experience the world of 3Shape at booth Hall 4, Floor 2 Booth # J098/K099 Digital Universe Dentsply Sirona zeigt digitale und nachhaltige Lösungen. Dentsply Sirona showcases digi- tal and sustainable solutions.  IDS-Besucher sind eingeladen, das Digital Universe auf dem beeindru- ckenden 1.900 m² großen Stand von Dentsply Sirona zu erleben. Der Stand in Halle 11.2 zeigt das gesamte Produkt- und Lösungsportfolio des Unternehmens, das die Besucher- innen und Besucher bei Produkt- demonstrationen und Live-Präsenta- tionen in Aktion sehen können. » 4  IDS visitors are invited to experi- ence the digital universe at Dentsply Sirona’s immersive 20,451 ft2 (1,900 m2) booth. Situated in Hall 11.2, the booth features the company’s entire port- folio of products and solutions, which visitors will be able to see » 4 in action through product GC zeigt analoge und digitale Innovationen. GC shows analogue and digital Innovations.  Von links: Frank Rosenbaum, Chief Marketing Offi cer bei GC International, Prof. Matteo Basso, Dr. Virginie Horn Borter, General Marketing Manager bei GC; Dr. Kiyotaka Nakao, Präsident und CEO der GC Corporation. From left: Frank Rosenbaum, chief marketing offi cer at GC International, Prof. Matteo Basso, Dr. Vir- ginie Horn Borter, general marketing manager at GC; Dr Kiyotaka Nakao, president and CEO of the GC Corporation.  Am Dienstagvormittag stellte das Unternehmen GC unter dem Motto „Das Beste aus beiden Welten“ seine neuen, innovativen analogen und digitalen Workfl ows im Rahmen sei- ner Pressekonferenz zur IDS in Köln » 2 vor.  On Tuesday morning, GC presented its new, innovative analogue and digi- tal workfl ows at its IDS press confer- ence in Cologne under the motto “The best of both worlds”. “We are delighted to be at IDS » 2 again this year to celebrate simply.TRIOS 5 Hygienic by design for minimal risk of cross-contamination. Smaller and lighter than ever for next-level ergonomics. And a ScanAssist engine with intelligent- alignment technology that makes Intraoral scanning that simply makes sense precision scanning effortless, every time. SHOW PREVIEW 40th International Dental Show • Cologne • 14–18 March 2023 Interview Dr Markus Heibach gives an outlook for IDS and explains its importance from the perspec tive of the dental industry. Interview Mark Stephen Pace speaks about the present status of the preparations for IDS and hints at some of the highlights in store. Products in focus IDS 2023 to offer visitors the opportunity to see and try out the most current innovations in dentistry. » 4 » 10 Dentistry to celebrate 100 years of IDS After COVID-19 slowdown, IDS set to return to its former size for anniversary event.  This year, IDS will be celebrating two milestones. In addition to hold- ing the 40th edition of the leading global trade fair of the dental indus- try from 14 to 18 March, the organ- isers are looking forward to the show’s 100 anniversary. For over 30 years, IDS has been held at the Koelnmesse trade fair grounds in Cologne. In 1992, the As- sociation of the German Dental In- dustry commissioned Koelnmesse with the planning and implementa- tion of the event, which has been the major showcase for the latest innova- tions and market trends in dentistry ever since. Despite the challenging circum- stances for large-scale events that arose from the COVID-19 pandemic, IDS 2021 reaffi rmed the show’s posi- tion as the leading dental trade fair worldwide. Held in September—six » 2 In 2021, 23,000 visitors from 114 countries attended IDS. (Image: Koelnmesse/IDS) » 18 AD THE GLOBAL DENTAL CE COMMUNITY www.dtstudyclub.com @DTStudyClub REGISTER FOR FREE DT Study Club – e-learning community AD 3D printing — international magazine of dental 3D-printing technology Ivoclar celebrating a century of innovations at IDS 2023 Family-owned company looks back on “A Century of Innovation”.  This year, the Ivoclar Group is proudly celebrating 100 years of company history and innovations in events throughout the year, in- cluding its showcase at IDS 2023. Since its founding in 1923, Ivoclar has evolved into a world leader in the dental industry with the support of its customers, partners and employ- ees. Today, the Ivoclar Group has a comprehensive product portfolio in its specialised market segment. The global dental industry special- ist, headquartered in Liechtenstein, has innovativeness, quality, trust- worthiness and reliability embedded in its DNA and considers itself to be well equipped for the future. In its 100-year history, Ivoclar has come up with numerous pioneer- ing inventions that have had a sus- tained impact on the dental industry. Ivoclar maintains one of the indus- try’s largest and most respected re- search and development centres. Therefore, it is not surprising that the company has chosen “A Century of Innovation” as its anniversary theme in order to highlight its inno- vative spirit. When asked about Ivoclar’s company philosophy, Diego Gabathuler, CEO of the Ivoclar Group, explained: “We have built our suc- cess on providing customer-focused innovations, including integrated system solutions that enhance the effi ciency of the user. We ensure ex- cellent quality and utmost reliabil- ity. Our working relationships are based on trust and respect.” He added: “We focus on giving people a healthy and attractive smile and promoting a better quality of life. For this purpose, we supply our prod- ucts to customers in around 130 coun- tries. Our employees all over the world continuously strive to optimise the company’s range of integrated solutions made up of intelligent sys- tem solutions, practice-oriented train- ing and education off erings as well as comprehensive after-sales support and unparalleled customer service.” The Ivoclar Group has 47 subsid- iaries and branch offi ces, and it em- ploys 3,500 people worldwide who are dedicated to delivering excep- tional products and services. The family-owned business has produc- tion facilities in Austria, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, the Philippines, Sweden and the US. The company headquarters, which are now in Liechtenstein, were origi- nally in Zurich in Switzerland, where the company was founded in 1923. Visual quality control of ceramic crowns after fi nal fi ring. (Image: Liechtensteinisches Landesarchiv/ Walter Wachter, Schaan) The general partnership at that time traded under the name of “Rams- perger and Co.” and focused on manufacturing artifi cial teeth. Dr Adolf Schneider, a mechanical engi- neer from Germany, took over the management of the company in 1948 and acquired it himself shortly after- wards. In 1951, he renamed the company, from “Ramco” to “Ivoclar”, derived from the French words “ivo- ire” (ivory) and “clair” (bright). At that time, the company name was symbolic of a new era of innovation. Over the decades, Ivoclar estab- lished itself as a leader and driver of innovation in the dental industry at a global level through its ongoing in- vestment in research and develop- ment. Milestones in its history in- clude the introduction of Silicap (1965), Heliomolar (1984), IPS Empress (1991), Tetric (1992), IPS e.max CAD (2005) and the Ivotion denture system (2020). The importance of digitalisation con- tinues to grow in the dental industry, and today, Ivoclar is well prepared for the future. In this context, the company can draw on the excellent relationships it has forged with cus- tomers and partners over the years to develop true value-added solu- » 2 tions. Today show dailies → Number of issues: 6 (daily) → Language: German/English → Print distribution: 10,000 per day → Digital distribution: over 200,000 contacts worldwide Today show previews → Number of issues: 2 International today show preview → Language: English → Print distribution: 20,000 → Digital distribution: over 140,000 contacts worldwide German today show preview → Language: German → Print distribution: 20,000 → Digital distribution: 55,000 Rates and formats March 25–29, 2025 40th International Dental Show • Cologne • 14–18 March 2023 7 6 8 9 FLOOR PLAN Halle 10.1, Stand E080 – F089 AD AD Halle 2.2 © Koelnmesse GmbH A 30 + B 49 AD Today fl oor plan → Number of issues: 1 → Language: German/English Unsere Messehighlights für Sie! Informieren Sie sich beim exklusiven CEO-Talk • • Orientieren Sie sich mit Ihrem persönlichen Messe-Guide Sie von den vdV Investitionsschecks Halle 10.1 Stand E080 - F089 SHOW REVIEW 40th International Dental Show • Cologne • 14–18 March 2023 Impressions Over the course of fi ve days, IDS offered visitors the opportunity to see and try out the most current innovations in dentistry. Aesthetic solutions Products in focus Austrian manufacturer edelweiss dentistry pre- sented its newest development: the edelweiss CAD/CAM BLOCK at its booth. Complete digital workfl ows, sustainability and artifi cial intelligence applications were some of the trends observed at this year’s event. » 4 » 6 » 11 IDS celebrates great comeback Thousands attend centenary of the world’s leading dental show.  IDS, which celebrated its 100th anniversary this year, was held from 14 to 18 March. According to organiser Koelnmesse, around 120,000 visitors from 162 countries attended, 60% from abroad. Like usual, attendance by EU countries, particularly It- aly, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Romania and Greece, was high. In addition, there were many visitors from Asia, South America, the US and Canada. In total, 1,788 compa- nies from 60 countries exhibited at the show. These included 433 exhibitors from Germany. A visitor survey showed that visitors’ overall assessment of IDS 2023 was positive. Over 80% were very satisfi ed with the event, 83% praised the comprehensive showcase and almost 90% would recommend visiting IDS to their business partners. Furthermore, 84% of the respondents were satisfi ed with the IDSconnect digital platform and its additional off ers. Mark Stephen Pace, chairman of the board of directors of the Association of the German Dental Industry, commented: “IDS 2023 was a success across the board, and at the same time, it proved that even after 100 years it is still reinventing itself and developing further. IDS has once again confi rmed that it is a world-leading trade fair. The quality of the visitors was sensa- tional. Together with Koelnmesse, we will successfully lead IDS into the second century of the event’s history with energy, am- bition, creativity and vision. This year’s slogan of ‘100 years of IDS—shaping the dental future’ refl ects the outstanding impor- tance of the trade fair today and in the future.” Chief Operating Offi cer of Koelnmesse Oliver Frese added: “Over fi ve days, we experienced an IDS that more than lived up to its claim as a leading international hub. This gives the global dental industry the necessary impetus for the coming months and, at the same time, underlines the global appeal that ema- nates from IDS. The result of the event is all the more remark- able as the geopolitical framework conditions are currently a challenge.” The overall feedback from the exhibitors was very positive too. Fred Freedman, vice president of member services at the Dental Trade Alliance and president of International Dental Manufacturers, stated: “IDS is the largest and best international dental meeting in the world. The 2023 IDS can be summed up in one sound bite: IDS is back. With the enormous crowds and thousands of international distributors and visitors, this is a must for all US manufacturers and companies looking for new international business.” Simon Campion, president and CEO of Dentsply Sirona, con- cluded: “It was important for us as a company to be back on-site and meet our customers in person because that makes a diff er- ence. Under the motto ‘United for better dentistry’, we off ered our visitors a programme with 40 hours of live demonstrations and hands-on training. In addition, we made clear statements on the topics of digitalisation and sustainability with our panel dis- cussions. We can positively impact the lives of millions of pa- tients. We can only do this through mutual exchange and closer collaboration.” In an interview with Dental Tribune International, Stanley Bergman, CEO and chairman of the board of Henry Schein, men- tioned that “one of the highlights in attending IDS is the oppor- tunity to tour the exhibit hall, preview the vast array of new technologies and products being showcased and meet with many of our Team Schein members representing our busi- nesses across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. At- tending IDS also provides an opportunity to meet with our supplier partners and to speak with our customers—dentists and other dental professionals—and together discover the lat- est innovations and advancements in the fi eld”. He continued: “Many of these products and technologies are designed to make dental procedures easier and more effi cient, leading to better patient care and satisfaction. This includes easy-to-use clinical digital workfl ow solutions fostering open ar- chitecture and product interoperability, advancements in 3D printing and resources to enhance workfl ow management, sys- tems and product integration. That’s why it is so motivating to experience fi rst-hand the reaction of dental practitioners to our company’s rich line-up of activities promoting technology ad- vances in dentistry, a wide range of value-added services and educational insights from industry and professional thought leaders.” Trends in 2023 and beyond Two topics stood out at this year’s IDS: completely digital workfl ows and sustainability. Furthermore, a considerable num- ber of companies showcased artifi cial intelligence (AI) appli- cations. Straumann, for example, introduced a new software solu- tion for its Virtuo Vivo intra-oral scanner which will improve the speed and accuracy of digital impression taking. Intra-oral scans are the entry point for digital workfl ows and will be au- tomatically connected to the Straumann AXS platform and var- ious services in the future. Following its recently established partnership with Smilecloud, Straumann launched its smile design and centralised collabo- ration platform developed by dentists for dental professionals in selected European markets. Smilecloud allows clinicians to design virtual mock-up smiles for patients. Straumann also launched its fi rst dynamic surgical naviga- tion system to perform implant treatment in a fully digital work- fl ow. Straumann Falcon will be available in select European countries. ClearCorrect launched an array of new innovations to help dentists treat complex cases. Included in the launch were im- provements to ClearCorrect’s aligner via an enhanced end-to- end workfl ow that allows dentists to effi ciently treat patients who have missing or erupting teeth with pontics, bars and guides. 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FDI World Dental Daily Shanghai — the FDI WDC show daily newspaper | Impressions from last year’s congress. (All images: © FDI) | Dr Miguel Stanley will be a presenter at the Young Dentists Forum. World Dental Daily YOUR WORLD DENTAL CONGRESS NEWSPAPER · Istanbul · 12–15 September 2024 FDI to break records in Istanbul | World Dental Congress 2024 featuring over 277 key speakers in ten parallel session halls. Apivotal event in the dental industry calendar, the FDI World Dental Congress is poised to make a triumphant return to Istanbul in Türkiye from 12 to 15 September. This year’s congress (FDIWDC24) will be held at two venues: the Istanbul Congress Center (ICC) and the Istanbul Lütfi Kırdar Inter- national Convention and Exhibition Centre (ICEC). These venues are con- veniently connected within Istanbul’s “congress valley”, off ering a unique backdrop for four days of learning, networking and innovation. This year’s theme, “Bridging Innovation and Perfection”, aptly captures the congress’s mission to advance the science and practice of dentistry. This fl agship event of FDI promises to strengthen ties and foster collaboration within the global oral health community. Co-hosted with the Turkish Dental Association, FDIWDC24 will once again transform Istanbul into a hub of dental excel- lence, having last hosted the event in 2013. That congress brought together over 16,000 participants, including exhibition visitors and more than 7,000 registrants for the scien- tifi c programme to discuss crucial oral and public health issues. clinical practices and emerging trends in dentistry. Promoting knowledge and expertise Key topics include: FDIWDC24 promises to be a landmark event, featuring over 150 sessions and off ering a remarkable 144 continuing education credits. Dental professionals will have the opportunity to learn from leading experts and stay abreast of the latest technologies and advancements in dentistry. The event’s comprehen- sive four-day scientifi c programme will be presented in parallel ses- sions across several halls, allowing attendees to immerse themselves in cutting- edge research, innovative • multidisciplinary treatment approaches; • clinical dilemmas and decision-making; • overcoming of failures and risk assessment; • measuring of success in dental practice; • anterior aesthetics and managing of complications; and • the impact of artifi cial intelligence (AI) on the future of dentistry. The meticulously crafted pro- gramme international and local tracks, FDI-led sessions, meet-the-expert events and hands-on includes courses. There will also be a dedi- cated track for members of the dental team, featuring abstract presentations through e-posters and free communications. [See the FDI and partner sessions tables on pages 8 and 9] Highlighting digital innovations and young voices A key highlight of this year’s congress is a symposium hosted by the Digital Dentistry Society, focusing on the transformative eff ects of digital technologies on implant dentistry and other areas of prosthodontics. Spearheaded by well-known experts Prof. Simona Tecco and Drs Henriette Lerner, Francesco Mangano, Carlo Mangano and Giuseppe Luongo, the session promises a timely explo- ration of innovations shaping the profession’s future. In addition, the Young Dentists Forum off ers a dynamic platform for emerging voices in dentistry. Dr Miguel Stanley will lead a 3-hour session titled “Leadership in dentistry: Mindset for success”, intended for young dental professionals and students. The two-day programme also includes a question-and-answer session, providing an unparalleled opportunity for young dentists, students and industry representatives to engage in meaningful dialogue and exchange ideas. [Read more about the Young Dentists Forum on page 10] Revolutionising dentistry with AI A pivotal FDI-led session on AI in dentistry will off er a comprehensive overview of AI applications within the fi eld. Attendees will be introduced to AI-driven precision dentistry and the latest AI solutions tailored for dental practices. The session will delve into AI technologies in dental image analysis, evaluating their capabilities, strengths and limitations. It will also explore the impact of natural language processing, exemplifi ed by large language models such as ChatGPT, on dental education, addressing ensuing educational, social and ethical challenges. Esteemed experts Prof. Falk Schwendicke, Prof. Reinhilde Jacobs and Dr Sergio E. Uribe will lead this insightful session. Showcasing the latest industry trends The congress will host a vast dental exhibition across the ICC and ICEC ven- ues, featuring about 150 exhibitors who have confi rmed their attendance. This exhibition promises to be a melting pot of innovation, showcasing the latest advancements and trends in dental tech- nology and practice. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with indus- try leaders and explore state-of-the-art products and solutions. For more information about the event and registration details, please visit 2024.world-dental- congress.org. Sept. 9–12, 2025 news news 12–15 September 2024 · Advance Issue 12–15 September 2024 · Advance Issue 12–15 September 2024 · Advance Issue 12–15 September 2024 · Advance Issue interview interview Empowering the future leaders in dentistry “FDI’s Oral Health Observatory project at the Young Dentists Forum | Inspiring innovation and leadership at FDIWDC24. came at a crucial time for Lebanon” | An interview with Dr Dany Daou. Iveta Ramonaite, Dental Tribune International Forum, which is designed to in- spire and empower young dental professionals. Being held at ICC, the forum will gather hundreds of dental practitioners, researchers and students from around the world, providing a platform for sharing the latest insights and leveraging networking opportu- nities. The programme will feature presentations by two emerging voices in dentistry, Drs David Palombo and Jan Stibal. Dr Palombo will shed light on the management of hard- and soft-tissue defi cien- cies around dental implants, and Dr Stibal will focus on interdis- ciplinary therapy for adolescents and young adults with develop- mental dental disorders. The presentations are taking place on Friday, 13 September, from 14:00 to 16:00 and are hoped to inspire young professionals to make a mark early in their careers. A valuable networking cocktail event is scheduled for the same day at 16:00. This year, these young dental professionals have the oppor- tunity to present at the Young Dentists Forum thanks to a con- test initiated among FDI members earlier in the year. The substantial number of nominations received highlights the emerging talent within the dental community, emphasising the importance of | The Young Dentists Forum will bring together young dentists from across the globe to explore today’s hottest topics in dentistry. such platforms and the need to provide further opportunities for young dentists. The Young Dentists Forum off ers more than exposure to an international platform; it provides young dentists with the opportu- nity to learn from leading experts in the profession and industry. On Saturday, 14 September, the excitement will continue with a lecture by renowned expert Dr Miguel Stanley on leadership in dentistry. Known for his pio- neering work at the White Clinic in Lisbon in Portugal, Dr Stanley advocates for patient-centred dental care globally through ini- tiatives such as the Slow Dentistry Global Network. Recently, in the FDI Dental Check-up podcast, Dr Stanley spoke with dental stu- dent Sanika Shorey, and the two provided more insights on what to expect at the Young Dentists Forum this year. The Young Dentists Forum is an excellent example of the dental profession’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of its leaders and ensuring its continued growth and excellence. Generously supported by Henry Schein, this forum not only pro- vides a platform for young profes- sionals to showcase their talents, but also off ers invaluable oppor- tunities to gain knowledge, build connections and engage with industry leaders. Be sure to listen to the Dental Check-up episode for more infor- mation and join us at the 2024 Young Dentists Forum to shape the future of dentistry. treatment. Known Dental care in Türkiye has gained immense popu- larity, attracting people from around the world seek- ing for its high-quality education, ad- vanced dental technologies and aff ordable treatment options, the country has become a top destination for local and inter- national patients. This rapidly growing interest is supported by an increasing number of young professionals entering the fi eld, eager to innovate and advance their careers. Against this backdrop, FDIWDC24 stands out as a landmark event, particularly its Young Dentists Partnerships for a world with optimal oral health | Bridging the global oral health gap. In a world where oral disease aff ects nearly half of the global population, achieving | FDI President Dr Greg Chadwick is one of the World Oral Health Forum speakers. universal coverage for oral healthcare by 2030 is an urgent imperative. Since 2021, govern- ments have taken concrete policy actions to promote oral health. The World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) Global Strategy and Action Plan on Oral Health 2023– 2030, which aligns with FDI’s Vision 2030, has set forth ambi- tious targets. While these policy developments are important, more actions are needed, espe- cially with respect to health systems. Globally, the health systems of countries consist of a mix of the public health sector (gov- ernment-owned and -funded) and the private health sector (neither owned nor controlled by governments). The private sector can be classifi ed in many ways, for example into “for profi t” and “not for profi t” or “formal” and “informal”. The private sec- tor for oral healthcare includes all private actors within the oral healthcare workforce (e.g. general dentists, periodontists, hygienists), pharmaceutical and medical product manufacturers, educational and training insti- tutions, oral health institutions and donors. Partnerships for health, espe- cially between actors in the pub- lic and private health sectors, can raise the visibility of an unmet need, enhance coordina- tion, facilitate funds and other resources for low-resource set- tings and provide platforms for increased impact. Unfortunately, although recent policy initiatives recognise the importance of private sector involvement in the global oral health agenda, a comprehensive understanding of its role has been lacking. FDI has taken concrete steps to address this gap. In March 2023, FDI published a report to highlight how industry actors can eff ectively help accel- erate the delivery of optimal oral health for all, especially by engag- ing in multi-stakeholder collabo- rations. The report was developed through a consultative process involving representatives of in- dustry, WHO, academia and civil society under the guidance of FDI’s Vision 2030 Implementation and Monitoring Expert Group. It is available in English, French and Spanish. Partnerships for oral health will also be at the centre of some discussions at FDIWDC24. Under the theme “Partnerships and alliances to bridge the oral healthcare gap”, the 2024 World Oral Health Forum will bring together speakers representing governments, national dental associations, WHO, the health workforce and other industry actors to discuss the strengths of the diff erent actors in the oral healthcare system and how they can be leveraged to achieve op timal oral health for all. Join FDI President Dr Greg Chadwick and other distinguished speak- ers for the forum on Saturday, 14 September, from 9:00 to 11:00. The session will take place in the Hisar hall on the Rumeli mezzanine fl oor of ICEC. Similarly, FDI has joined forces with fellow member organisations of the World Health Professions Alliance in organising a session on interprofessional collabora- tion. The speakers, representing the world’s dentists, doctors, pharmacists, physiotherapists and industry, will discuss the im- portance of collaborating across health disciplines. “Reforming health systems through inter- professional collaboration” will take place on Saturday, 14 September, from 11:30 to 12:30 in the Hisar hall. Dr Dany Daou is a distinguished dentist who is active in the dental public health fi eld. In this interview, he sheds light on the pressing challenges Lebanon faces in accessing and utilising oral health- care. These challenges are exacer- bated by the country’s ongoing poli- tical, security and economic crises. He also discusses the pivotal role of FDI’s Oral Health Observatory (OHO) project in providing the critical data and in sights on oral health in Lebanon essential for shaping future oral health strategies in the country. Dr Daou, what challenges does Lebanon face regarding access to oral healthcare and its utilisation in the country? Lebanon is grappling with multi- ple crises spanning politics, security and economics, which have an im- pact on various industries, including the oral and general health indus- tries. Since the Beirut explosion in 2020, fi nancial constraints have be- come the primary barrier to access- ing dental care. It is important to note that Lebanon does not face a shortage of dentists. However, the high cost of dental treatment relative to the population’s fi - nancial status remains the main obstacle to dental care and is part of overall well-being. Time con- straints also play a role, and patients place considerable importance on the ethical standards and personal qualities of their dentists. Lebanon is one of 12 countries participating in FDI’s OHO project to collect standardised data on oral health. Could you share some insights about the project and its outcomes in Lebanon? FDI’s OHO project came at a cru- cial time for Lebanon. It was initiated in 2019 in Lebanon, and we com- pleted data collection in early 2020, just as the crisis began. The signi- fi cance of this project lies in its pro vision of previously unavailable data on Lebanon’s oral health status. Although practice-based, the data serves as an excellent interim mea- sure until a comprehensive national survey can be conducted. It off ers a solid foundation for developing strategies and actions that are geared towards multilevel and community- level interventions. Additionally, this data is a valuable resource for advocacy eff orts in Lebanon. The project involved 26 dentists from fi ve administrative provinces who recruited around 800 patients. The results covered several areas: | Dr Dany Daou is a faculty member and the coordinator of the master’s programme in dental public health in the Faculty of Dental Medicine at the Lebanese University in Beirut. coupled with a lack of social health insurance coverage. Recent studies have highlighted additional factors, beyond fi nancial constraints, that contribute to the non-utilisation of dental care. These factors include human elements and personal preferences. A signifi - cant portion of the population lack suffi cient education on oral health, leading many to underestimate the necessity of regular dental visits and the importance of oral health as patient-reported oral and general health, patient- reported oral health- related behaviour and dentist- reported patient oral health status. The data found that one-third of patients felt that their oral health issues had a negative impact on their overall life satisfaction. It also disclosed that nearly 38% of patients consumed foods and drinks high in sugar daily. According to data gained from dental professionals, there was an average of four carious teeth per patient, and 41% of patients had gingivitis. The results of this OHO study, which was conducted by FDI in col- laboration with the Lebanese Dental Association, were alarming and shed light on the poor oral health pre- valent among the Lebanese. Given the deteriorating economic situation in Lebanon, it is expected that the current circumstances are now sig- nifi cantly worse. Therefore, there is an urgent need to implement a new strategy to combat this disease and improve oral health in Lebanon. on the political agenda. To address this issue, it is essential to launch new initiatives. initiative One such involves a collaborative eff ort between a dedicated team and FDI to develop a new strategy for Lebanon that aligns with FDI’s Vision 2030 and the World Health Organization’s oral health strategy. It aims to unify all segmented eff orts, creating a com- prehensive and eff ective plan to improve oral health in the country. Grounded in OHO data, the strategy will serve as a powerful tool for oral health advocacy. Meanwhile, some initiatives are bridging the gap, particularly those led by the Lebanese Dental Asso- ciation and the dental public health departments at dental faculties in Lebanon. These eff orts are crucial for maintaining and improving oral health standards until the new comprehensive strategy can be fully implemented. What plans are in place to improve oral health in Lebanon? Unfortunately, amid the multi- tude of challenges Lebanon is fac- ing, oral health does not rank high Editorial note: A sessions about the Oral Health Observatory project will take place on Friday, 13 September, from 09:00 to 10:00. The session will take place in the Hamidiye hall on the B2 fl oor of ICC. m o c . e b o d a . k c o t s – 5 8 d n a r b m © “The oral health needs of older adults have changed considerably in the last years” | An interview with Prof. Gerry McKenna. Iveta Ramonaite, Dental Tribune International Prof. Gerry McKenna is a faculty member in the School of Medi- cine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences at Queen’s University Belfast, where he leads oral health services research and geriatric dentistry within the Centre for Public Health. In this interview, he sheds light on the evolving oral health needs and treatment expectations of older adults and discusses the importance of tai- loring dental services for the growing ageing population. He also highlights several initiatives aimed at addressing the unique oral health challenges of older adults. Prof. McKenna, why is it crucial for dental services to be adapted to meet the needs of older people? The oral health needs of older adults have changed considerably in the last years. Instead of the traditional picture of older adults with no re- maining natural teeth and complete replacement dentures, we now have a partially dentate older population. have changed considerably, and they now expect conservative forms of dentistry to ensure that they retain their natural teeth, ideally for the rest of their lives. While it is very positive that older adults are preserving more and more natural teeth, we need to understand that looking after natural teeth in this population is challenging. We know that, as people get older, they are more likely to develop chronic dental disease, including periodontal dis- ease, tooth wear and, most com- monly, dental caries, particularly on root surfaces. It is therefore essential for dental services to pro- vide eff ective prevention for older adults that will help prevent these dental diseases and ensure that natural teeth remain functional for as long as possible. How does the Oral Health for an Ageing Population (OHAP) project assist older individuals in achieving healthy longevity? It is also notable that the treat- ment expectations of older adults The OHAP project is dedicated to developing resources to help older adults achieve good oral health. We understand that older adults are a heterogeneous group with diff erent needs. The project has developed a series of guides and information leafl ets for oral healthcare professionals, carers and patients to provide them with practical advice on how to maintain and prevent dental disease in older adults. We truly hope that these resources will prove helpful in pre- venting dental disease. What plans does the OHAP project have to address future needs and trends in the oral health of ageing populations? The OHAP project has devel- oped numerous resources, and we are now actively considering the best medium to share these with oral healthcare professionals, carers and patients themselves. We want to ensure that they are readily available and accessible, and it seems that having them on- line might be more eff ective than distributing paper-based informa- tion guides. We also want to ensure The session will present the project’s progress to date. We will give an overview of the importance of good oral health for older adults and share some of the resources that we have developed. These include the FDI Frailty Guide for dentists and other healthcare professionals to assess older adults’ level of oral frailty. This guide enables practitioners to determine the patient’s dependency level and risk of oral frailty, followed by targeted prevention advice. We will also provide details on the OHAP exercise brochure, which outlines regular oral function exer- cises for older adults. These exercises are designed to help maintain oral health and prevent signs of oral func- tional decline. I hope that attendees will fi nd this session informative. Editorial note: Prof. Gerry McKenna will be one of the speakers in the session titled “Oral health for an aging population—new resources for assessing and preventing oral functional decline”, which will be held on Saturday, 14 September, from 11:30 to 12:30. The session will take place in the Hamidiye hall on the B2 fl oor of ICC. | At FDIWDC24, Prof. Gerry McKenna will be presenting the progress on FDI’s Oral Health for an Ageing Population project and sharing the resources it has developed. that the resources apply and are accessible to as many countries as possible. At FDIWDC24, a special session will be dedicated to this topic. 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ADF Paris — the ADF show daily newspaper Congrès ADF · Paris · 28 novembre – 02 décembre AD décembre 01 02 Synea Power Edition : Pour les matériaux les plus difficiles. conférence en direct Une conférence équipe dentaire pour tout savoir sur la mise en place d’un travail à 4 mains pendant les soins restaurateurs. actus produits Rendez-vous sur le stand de Morita, 2L17 pour découvrir le Signo Z300 et traiter ses patients dans une position naturelle et sans effort physique. what to do in Paris Le Village St-Paul rassemble plus de 80 designers, antiquaires et galeries. Dans un dédale de cours pavées, un lieu de shopping original et de qualité. © Dr David Blanc/Shutterstock.com » 04 » 13 » 18 Emily in ADF Paris Dr Yassine Harichane n Nous avons tous entendu parler de la série Netfl ix « Emily in Paris ». Une Américaine em- ménage dans la capitale pour travailler dans le marketing. Des situations cocasses ponctuent le parcours de la jeune nord-américaine qui dé- couvre les joies de vivre dans la ville lumière. Les clichés sur la culture française alternent avec des situations grinçantes sur l’immobilier parisien. Le dress-code chic et choc apporte de l’intempérance à la sobriété des monuments de la capitale. Enfi n, les rencontres truculentes s’aff rontent avec la suffi sance de certains pari- siens. Cela ne vous rappelle rien ? Si notre pro- tagoniste était dentiste elle ferait un passage obligé à Paris pour l’ADF. Comme Emily Cooper, tout le monde se côtoie au congrès que l’on soit citoyen du monde ou citoyen français. Regardez autour de vous à l’expo, votre perspicacité vous fera remarquer que les exposants et visiteurs viennent du monde entier. De plus, une vingtaine de confé- rences sont bilingues. Le monde entier se re- trouve dans la capitale pour le savoir-faire et le faire savoir en dentisterie. Paris devient alors l’axe de révolution du monde dentaire. Comme Emily Cooper, la formation est l’es- sence de tout succès. Alors que la protagoniste de la série apprend la langue de Molière, notre i e n a h c i r a H e n s s a Y r D © Comme Emily Cooper, la mode est un paramètre indis- pensable pour les dentistes. Que ce soit dans le congrès ou dans le cabinet, le chirurgien- dentiste est chic. Parcourez les allées de l’exposition et vous verrez des dizaines de milliers de visiteurs qui ont du style car ils savent que Paris est la capitale de la mode. Ensuite, installez-vous dans la salle de conférence et vous constaterez que votre intervenant s’est mis sur son 31. Enfi n, rendez-v ous aux stands de vêtements profession- nels et vous admirerez les innombrables choix en forme et en couleur. Respecter le dress-code sans être victime de la mode c’est trouver le bon équilibre quand on défi le à l’ADF. Comme Emily Cooper, Paris est l’occasion de faire de belles rencontres. Vous retrouverez à l’ADF vos conférenciers préférés à qui vous poserez vos questions sans fi n. Il y aura aussi les commerciaux qui ponctuent la vie du cabi- net par leurs visites régulières. Sur un autre registre, vous pouvez retrouver les conseillers ordinaux ou les syndicats dentaires si vous souhaitez poser des questions juridiques ou échanger sur la nouvelle convention. 7 AD consœur s’aventurera dans la grande galaxie des connaissances. De l’implantologie à la den- tisterie restauratrice en passant par le bien-être au travail, une pléthore de thèmes s’off re à vous. Des conférences, des ateliers de travaux pra- tiques, des séances interactives, des démons- trations et même des battles en direct live. Tout y est. Retrouvez nous à l‘ADF Stand N° 2L17 HITOMEBORE* Veraviewepocs 3D R100 CP Le cœur de Morita bat pour une qualité convaincante, une précision maximale, une collaboration en partenariat et une fi abilité absolue. L’échange étroit avec nos utilisateurs a donné naissance à des relations de confi ance et à des produits exceptionnels qui prouvent leur valeur jour après jour. Les produits Morita convainquent par leurs fonctions précises et économiques, par l’amour du détail et par leur design esthétique et primé. Découvrez la diversité des produits de Morita...... Quand allez-vous faire partie de la #moritafamily ? Veraview X800 * C o u p d e f o u d r e www.morita.fr Signo Z300 November 2025 conférence en direct actus produits Ergonomie : Le travail à 4 mains en odontologie restauratrice et conservatrice Responsable scientifi que: David Blanc Conférenciers : Romain Ducassé, Bertrand Bonin, Camille Laulan Équipe dentaire D74 | Vendredi 1er décembre 9h00–12h00 deux instruments tenus par la même main. Le protocole d’obturation sera analysé, afi n que chaque main soit occupée. L’idée est que le praticien mène le rythme de travail, c’est lui qui permet l’avancement du soin. L’aide opératoire a pour rôle d’anti- ciper chaque acte, chaque geste, afi n d’être en avance sur le praticien, en lui proposant l’instrument suivant, avant même qu’il n’en ait besoin, et surtout avant même qu’il n’ait à y penser. Diminuer la charge mentale c’est aussi de l’ergonomie, non pas posturale mais cognitive. Et c’est tout aussi important. Vous réaliserez ces actes en binôme avec votre assistant(e), sur fantômes installés sur des units dentaires. En recevant des clés essentielles lors de ce TP, vous pourrez voir, entendre, mais surtout ressentir, ces change- ments essentiels. La mémorisation kinesthésique est celle qui vous per- mettra, une fois revenu dans votre cabinet, de pourvoir reproduire sur un vrai patient les gestes techniques améliorés. Objectifs · Maîtriser le travail en vision indirecte lors d’une éviction carieuse. · Apprendre à poser une digue multiple à 4 mains. · Construire un protocole de passage d’instruments. 7 Bibliographie 1 - Blanc D., Farré P., Hamel O. Variability of Musculo- skeletal Strain on Dentists: An Electromyographic and Goniometric Study. JOSE 2014, Vol. 20, No. 2, 295–307. 2 - Grace EG, Schoen DH, Cohen LA. Chair inclination and patient comfort. J Dent Pract Adm. 1990 Apr-Jun; 7(2):76–8. PubMed PMID: 2074478. La digue permet au binôme de diminuer sa charge mentale, afi n de se consacrer pleinement aux situations particulières de l’acte. Le fraisage d’une cavité occluso mésiale au maxillaire (26 ou 16) sera réalisé en vision indirecte. Un accent sera tout particulièrement mis sur le placement du miroir et de la canule d’aspiration, même si le travail sera réalisé sans eau, pour des raisons techniques. Pour terminer, l’obturation de la cavité proximale sera réalisée par une résine composite, en optimisant l’utilisation des 4 mains et des 2 cer- veaux du binôme. Les participants auront la possi- bilité de s’entraîner à l’échange de n Les actes en odontologie restauratrice et conservatrice sont très courants en omnipratique ou en pédodontie, et correspondent à une partie impor- tante de notre activité. L’ergonomie pour elle seule n’a pas de sens, il y a toujours un acte technique derrière. Mettre en place une posture satisfaisante ne permet pas toujours de réaliser un objectif technique, car nous sommes sou- vent privés d’une vision correcte. La conséquence est que nous pre- nons des positions iatrogènes sur des durées iatrogènes, en oubliant totalement notre proprioception puisque notre attention est focalisée en permanence sur notre geste technique. Très souvent notre formation initiale a manqué de connaissances en ergonomie, et s’est consacrée exclusivement sur le résultat fi nal en bouche. d’instruments, nécessite comme d’habi- tude une courbe d’apprentissage. L’objectif de cette séance est de mettre en place un travail à 4 mains à toutes les étapes du soin restaurateur. Tout d’abord sera évoqué la mise en place du trinôme praticien / aide opératoire / patient, dont dépend le bon déroulement des soins. Un bon positionnement est indispensable car la position du binôme soignant re- pose entièrement sur celle du patient. En découle une stabilité des points d’appui, afi n d’améliorer la qualité et la précision de nos soins. Ensuite la mise en place d’une digue multiple sera effectuée à 4 mains sur le secteur 2 pour les droi- tiers, et le secteur 1 pour les gauchers. Le champ opératoire sera mis en place préalablement à l’éviction ca- rieuse, pour de multiples raisons : Ici nous allons reprendre à partir de zéro la position de travail, parfois en étant déroutant, car cela cham- boule les mauvaises habitudes sou- vent ancrées très profondément dans les automatismes. Ces automatismes sont économiques au niveau de la charge mentale, et faire appel de nouveau à son cortex préfrontal, à sa conscience, pour ré analyser ses axes visuels, ses postures, ses prises · Cela permet de faciliter sa mise en place. · Évite que l’eau n’aille dans la bouche du patient. · Évite la contamination de la sur- face dentaire par la salive. · Libère les mains de l’assistante qui n’a plus à tenir l’aspiration en per- manence pendant le collage, et qui peut donc se consacrer pleinement au passage des instruments. 04 ADF Paris 2023 · 01/02 décembre CERAMILL MOTION 3 AMANN GIRRBACH 8 STAND PRED 1M09, DENTANOR 3M01 Ceramill Motion 3 : le numérique pour simplifier le quotidien n L’unité de fraisage hybride intelligente séduit par ses nombreuses fonctionnalités numériques. Ceramill Motion 3 d’Amann Girrbach est une machine hybride intelli- gente et synonyme de confort, d’efficacité et de simplicité pour les restaurations dentaires : cette unité de fraisage cinq axes combine une diversité maximale de matériaux et indications, et une qualité exceptionnelle de fabrication avec tous les avantages d’un flux numérique fluide. Conçu pour fonctionner à sec ou sous irri- gation, Ceramill Motion 3 ne laisse personne indifférent, avec ses nombreuses fonctionna- lités numériques qui simplifient le quotidien du laboratoire. « Ceramill Motion 3 permet de revenir à l’essentiel : se concentrer sur les activités créatrices de valeur. Flux guidés, du nettoyage à la maintenance, gestion sécuri- sée prévenant toute confusion entre outils et supports, et fonctionnement en semi-autonomie, offrent au prothésiste d’aujourd’hui la liberté de se consacrer à son art et d’oublier les considérations techniques. Les outils et supports RFID intégrés renforcent encore davantage la sécurité des processus », précise Nikolaus Johannson, directeur de Global Business Unit Lab CAD/CAM chez Amann Girrbach. Notifications des mises à jour directement sur le téléphone De nombreux avantages découlent de la connexion de Ceramill Motion 3 à l’AG.Live, la plateforme sur le cloud qui optimise le flux. Les mises à jour logicielles sont automa- tiques et la gestion des matériaux ainsi que les services d’assistance sont simplifiés. La connexion à l’AG.Live permettra aussi à l’avenir d’obtenir des données actualisées sur le statut de la machine et des commandes en cours. Informations, avertissements ou erreurs sont alors directement notifiés dans l’AG.Live, voire par SMS au numéro de smartphone renseigné. Restaurations d’arcade dentaire entièrement automatisées avec la technologie de Sculpturing Grâce aux technologies de sculpture inno- vantes (C-Clamp), Ceramill Motion 3 permet de fraiser avec une qualité remarquable même les fissures les plus fines dans la région antérieure. Une interface utilisateur intuitive ainsi que l’étalonnage automatique, facilitent encore davantage le quotidien du laboratoire pendant que le rappel automa- tique des échéances de maintenance et entre- tien contribue à la longévité de l’équipement. « Avec Ceramill Motion 3, nous avons déve- loppé une unité de fraisage intelligente qui répond aux exigences de qualité élevées de nos clients. Elle facilite leur travail grâce à des fonctionnalités numériques et garantit une utilisation optimale des ressources. L’appareil répond aussi bien aux besoins du prothésiste dentaire qu’à ceux du gestion- naire de laboratoire. 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dental-tribune.com dtstudyclub.com E-newsletter Celebrating 20 years of Dental Tribune International The global voice in essential dental media For 20 years, Dental Tribune International has been at the forefront of dental media, education, and events, shaping the global landscape of dental knowledge dissemination. With a presence in over 90 countries, Dental Tribune International stands as the world’s largest dental network, connecting profes- sionals and industry represent- atives across the globe. Our commitment to providing essential information to the dental community is unwavering. Since our inception in Leipzig, Germany, in 2003, Dental Tribune International has fl ourished into a powerhouse. Our integrated approach merges print, digital, and educational media, offering a myriad of marketing channels to engage with the vast worldwide. As we celebrate this merge our anniversary with our esteemed German forerunner company, OEMUS MEDIA. 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Together, Dental Tribune International and OEMUS MEDIA bring forth over 50 years of collective industry expertise, refl ecting our commitment to innovation, quality, and service excellence. dental community milestone, we proudly m o c . e b o d a . k c o t s – m i z a n _ x f g © 14 15 16 Products EuroPerio offers the opportunity to see and try out the most current innovations in perio- dontics and implant dentistry. » pages 17–20 News The European Federation of Periodontology has made sustainability a central focus of EuroPerio10. © d.ee_angelo/Shutterstock.com » page 6 “We aim to inspire excellence during this year’s EuroPerio” An interview with Holger Essig, chief marketing offi cer of BioHorizons Camlog the main topics that your company is covering the main topics that your company is covering the main topics that your company is covering during the event? during the event? during the event? It was after EuroPerio9, while attending the 2019 International Dental Show, that we formed BioHorizons Camlog as a combined brand, “in- spiring excellence in oral reconstruction”. We continue to aim to inspire excellence also dur- ing this year’s EuroPerio. Long-lasting and highly aesthetic results in implant dentistry depend on many factors: qual- ity in execution and product, ease of use of the products and workfl ows, including the digital workfl ow in implantology. Additionally, scien- tifi c evidence for the implant solution and bio- logics chosen is of great importance. However, as surgical techniques and possibilities pro- gress, disseminating knowledge and facilitating surgical skills in applying our innovative portfo- lio of biologics are the centre of our participa- tion in EuroPerio10. What sorts of products and activities can at- What sorts of products and activities can at- tendees of EuroPerio10 look forward to at the tendees of EuroPerio10 look forward to at the BioHorizons Camlog booth? BioHorizons Camlog booth? We are offering an Expert Lounge pro- gramme, and throughout Thursday and Friday, renowned experts are holding live presenta- page 2 As dental professionals around the world gear As dental professionals around the world gear up for EuroPerio10, Dental Tribune International up for EuroPerio10, Dental Tribune International reached out to Holger Essig, chief marketing of- reached out to Holger Essig, chief marketing of- cer of BioHorizons Camlog and a member of cer of BioHorizons Camlog and a member of fi cer of BioHorizons Camlog and a member of Henry Schein’s Global Oral Reconstruction Group, Henry Schein’s Global Oral Reconstruction Group, to discuss the company’s participation at the to discuss the company’s participation at the event and its latest initiatives. event and its latest initiatives. Mr Essig, in 2018, CAMLOG’s theme for EuroPerio Mr Essig, in 2018, CAMLOG’s theme for EuroPerio was “Perio-friendly and effi cient restorations was “Perio-friendly and effi cient restorations was “Perio-friendly and effi cient restorations was “Perio-friendly and effi with CAMLOG”. Does BioHorizons Camlog have a with CAMLOG”. Does BioHorizons Camlog have a congress theme for this year’s show? Which are congress theme for this year’s show? Which are workflworkflworkflworkfl THE GLOBAL DENTAL CE COMMUNIT Y ENTAL CE COMMUNIT Y igital igital igital entistHy entistHy entistHy entistHy how how Organised by the European Federation of Organised by the European Federation of Periodontology (EFP), EuroPerio10 is being Periodontology (EFP), EuroPerio10 is being held from 15 to 18 June at Bella Center Copen- held from 15 to 18 June at Bella Center Copen- hagen in Denmark. EuroPerio, the leading con- hagen in Denmark. EuroPerio, the leading con- gress in periodontics and implant dentistry, gress in periodontics and implant dentistry, is usually held triennially, but had to be post- is usually held triennially, but had to be post- poned last year because of the pandemic. poned last year because of the pandemic. 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Dental Tribune Website — delivering daily news from the world of dentistry In addition to its successful global print publica- websites in dentistry, owing to continuously up- tions, DTI aims to deliver the newest dental content dated news feeds from correspondents and pub- to its readers online on the Dental Tribune website, lishers from around the world. www.dental-tribune.com. It is the only website that offers a combination of dentistry-related news, live The Dental Tribune website and its supporting chan- event reports, clinical articles, product and industry nels offer extensive advertising options targeting information as well as continuing education oppor- specific regions or a wider international scope, such tunities. On more than 30 international and regional as website banners, multimedia content hubs, tar- websites, readers can access relevant contents in geted email and social media campaigns as well as English or regional languages, regardless of their video content. geographical location. With over 2.5 million page impressions per year, dedicated website for aligner orthodontics and den- Google ranks www.dental-tribune.com among the tal 3D printing, aim to keep readers up to date about most comprehensive, up-to-date and influential the latest advancements in the respective field. Furthermore, DTI’s specialty websites, including a 32 Digital Media

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DT Study Club — the global dental CE community Established 15 years ago, the Dental Tribune (DT) exhibitions or congress, with no travel expenses · Asia Pacific, Study Club is an education-based online com- for speakers or participants. It offers an online · Brazil, munity that inspires new possibilities while crea- community of live, interactive, and archived · Bulgaria, ting higher expectations in online learning. The webinars* as well as product reviews with recor- · Canada, DT Study Club provides a unique opportunity for dings of opinion leaders’ first impressions. · China, · Israel, · Italy, · Japan, · Latin America, · the Middle East, dental professionals to connect with peers and · the Czech Republic · the Netherlands, learn in a social and amiable environment, the- Each webinar attracts up to 1,500 live partici- and Slovakia, reby facilitating interaction beyond country pants at a cost of less than €10 per qualified lead. · Denmark, borders to create a global dental village. Archived webinars, which can be accessed 24/7, · Finland, Unlike other online education platforms, DT ning purposes. Study Club is a recognized continuing education · Germany, · Greece, provider by the American Dental Association With more than 500,000 members worldwide, · Hungary, generate further leads and can be used for trai- · France, · Pakistan, · Poland, · Romania, · Russia, · Serbia, · Sweden, · Turkey and Continuing Education Recognition Program (ADA DT Study Club has access to the largest online · India, · the UK & Ireland. CERP) and offers dental professionals across dental community. Webinars are available in · Iran, the globe a comfortable opportunity to earn con- English and local languages of various regions, tinuing education (CE) credits. including DT Study Club webinars are a cost-effective The number of members is constantly growing ious languages are available for live and archived alternative to face-to-face lectures, workshops, and the latest figures are available on request. webinars on request. * Simultaneous interpretation and subtitles for var- Benefits of including webinars in your advertising and lead generation strategy • cost-effective alternative to face-to-face workshops, exhibitions or congresses • no travel expenses for speakers or participants • live lectures are broadcast in real time via the Internet to geographically dispersed viewers • archived webinars are accessible 24/7 from anywhere in the world and can be used for staff training, among a myriad of uses • excellent tool for market research (in general, the product manager attends the live webinar) • promotes both direct sales and accurate use of products • higher degree of interactivity in comparison with face-to-face sessions (participants can post questions during the session on a virtual whiteboard) • additional value-added features are limited only by your imagination 42 Educational Media Rates depend on the country, region and number of local language versions.

Campus—Online Lead Generation — how to generate leads through your own online campus Align Technology: aligncampus.com Align Technology: aligncampus.com INT_ENDO: intendoacademy.com INT_ENDO: intendoacademy.com FDI World Dental Federation: fdioralhealthcampus.org FDI World Dental Federation: fdioralhealthcampus.org Dentsply Sirona: campus.dentsplysirona.com Dentsply Sirona: campus.dentsplysirona.com Features Possible add-ons Marketing • Web design, creation, hosting • Live surgeries, tutorials, interviews, symposia • Promotion through DTI’s digital media • Registration and administration of CE credits • Studio recordings (Leipzig, Germany) channels locally or globally to reach as many • Webinar recording and archiving for further • For all lectures, simultaneous interpretation leads as possible and thus jointly building an lead generation at no additional costs into various languages can be added online community • Marketing with effective lead acquisition • Event management and technical support • Virtual classroom with chat, download and survey options • Lead control dashboard 44 Educational Media • Promotion to the largest regional and international databases • Cross-promotion to international DT Study Club database (over 500,000 members)

Live Operations The DT Study Club offers high-quality production of live operations or pro- cedures directly from the dental practice. Live streaming is accessible from anywhere in the world, with no additional software required. In addition, the DT Study Club records the live procedure and prepares the video for archiving in the DT Study Club webinar archive. Online learning allows dental professionals anywhere to benefit from con- tinuing education courses without incurring the usual travel costs and time away from the practice. Archived operations are accessible 24/7 at www. dtstudyclub.com. • full technical support is provided by the DT • live clinical operations can be streamed from • the DT Study Club technical team is Study Club any location in Europe responsible for cutting to different cameras • the event is fully promoted via the DT Study • two DT Study Club technicians are responsi- Club members’ network ble for the recording • lighting and sound are taken care of by the during the live streaming • live streaming of the procedure is broadcast • live streaming is available from congresses or at www.dtstudyclub.com exhibitions DT Study Club’s technicians • the DT Study Club edits and archives the recording of the live procedure for upload to • the client is responsible for supplying a • three high-quality cameras are used in order www.dtstudyclub.com high-speed Internet connection (min. to achieve the best view of the procedure 20 Mbps upload speed) from various angles Hands-on Webinars In the recent past, the DT Study Club advanced con- tinuing education in dentistry through webinars to a new level, not only offering first-class continuing education presented by leading experts, but also advancing the interaction possibilities between the participants and the speaker. The DT Study Club’s hands-on webinars will allow participants to follow the speaker through a live pro- cedure, while using the same materials, and to ask questions and receive feedback in real time. Hands-on webinars bridge the gap between world-re- nowned experts and dental professionals, by allow- ing participants to virtually attend workshops from anywhere in the world. Registered attendees will receive a participation package in the mail ahead of the live hands-on webinar, which will allow them to try new procedures and use new materials under expert guidance. Rates vary by country. 46 Educational Media

Online Continuing Education Events — the new virtual congress movement in dentistry In 2020, DTI introduced a number of virtual continuing education event The events will provide an interactive platform for dental professionals to formats that allow companies to take their live events online easily. With full enter into a dialogue with well-known experts and learn more about the technical and administrative support from DTI, major companies like 3Shape, newest research and the latest innovations. In addition, participants have Amann Girrbach, EMS, GC Europe, Ivoclar, Kuraray Noritake Dental, Osstell the opportunity to earn 1 CE credit for each single webinar.* and Straumann broadcast a series of live webinars presented by numerous international speakers over 24 consecutive hours, a two-day online congress Designed to offer valuable benefits for industry partners and dental profes- and a whole week of online education, respectively. sionals alike, these unique event formats aim to generate qualified leads from the dental professional community for the host of the education-driven The Dental Tribune (DT) Study Club offers a variety of online continuing event. education (CE) event formats that allow companies to broadcast a vast number of lectures online to effectively reach out dental professionals of different specialties, including implantologists, endodontists or orthodontists. The virtual event portfolio ranges from one- to two-day events to online *Please note that CE credits can only be provided for unbranded webinars, symposia that run for one whole week. according to ADA CERP requirements. Features Package includes • accessible from all around the world • several interactive 60-minute live webinars • design, programming and management of a customized webinar website in close collaboration with the sponsor • virtual classroom featuring the company logo and a (requests for adjustments during development process are welcome) download area for brochures or catalogues, etc • administration of CE credits from an ADA CERP-recognized provider • customized navigation and listing of faculty and members (for unbranded webinars) • Q&A sessions after each webinar (depending on the • professional recording and editing of all webinars, which duration of each lecture) • simultaneous interpretation will be made available in the DT Study Club archive (and for CE Campus clients in the corporate archive) Promotion via Benefits • Dental Tribune website • DTI's social media channels • DT Study Club community with more than 500,000 • DT Study Club website • editorial coverage • recognized alternative to exhibitions or congresses • no travel expenses for speakers or participants • live lectures are broadcast in real time via the Internet • promotes both direct sales and accurate use of products 48 Continuing Medical Education

Online Continuing Education Events — online education week This event format allows companies to host a full symposium with live and on-demand webinars over several days within one week on their own cus- tom-branded symposium platform. 3Shape Discover 2024 50 Continuing Medical Education

Digital Dentistry Show — the must-attend festival showcasing next-level digital dentistry The ongoing digitalisation of our world has a profound impact on every The upcoming edition of DDS.Berlin in 2026 will feature a main stage where aspect of our daily lives, including the fi eld of dentistry. This revolution has key opinion leaders will present lectures on a myriad of topics related to led to signifi cant changes, with digital workfl ows reshaping clinical processes digital technologies in dentistry. These lectures will explore their application and procedures. Advanced technologies now offer dental practices the and benefi ts in daily dental practice. Additionally, the event will host several opportunity to deliver more personalised treatments that are both cost-ef- workshop rooms, each accommodating 25 participants. These workshops fective and time-effi cient. However, staying at the forefront of these advance- will focus on specifi c workfl ows and treatments, including endodontics, ments presents numerous challenges for dental professionals. In addition orthodontics, implantology and dental laboratory work, providing practical to making substantial fi nancial investments, the entire dental team must knowledge and skills for modern dental professionals. This structure ensures undergo education and training to effectively utilise this newly acquired a thorough exploration of cutting-edge techniques and advancements across technology. multiple areas of dentistry. Use the opportunity to position your company as a leader in digital technology and connect with the investment-minded Taking this into consideration, we have launched a pioneering platform—the group of professionals expected at the Digital Dentistry Show. Immerse Digital Dentistry Show. This innovative event aims to provide a compelling yourself in the exclusive Business Lounge designed as the perfect setting and immersive experience for exhibitors and visitors alike, with a specifi c for B2B activities and matchmaking. Join local and international industry focus on digital products and the digital workfl ow within dentistry. Recog- representatives and dealers, seizing the ideal occasion to expand your nising the increasing demand for information and education in this fi eld, the business horizons and forge valuable new partnerships. show aims to meet these needs effectively. The Digital Dentistry Show guides visitors through the digital workfl ow, showcasing digital innovations. This is accomplished through a combination Facts & Figures of sponsored live product presentations, workshops, discussion sessions, and an exhibition. The show aims to provide visitors with fi rst-hand knowl- edge and assistance to make well-informed purchasing decisions. Attend- ees will have the opportunity to test and compare products and services 70+ exhibitors 53% Germany 47% International on-site and engage in face-to-face interactions with experts. The show will 1,000+ visitors from 34 countries feature renowned opinion leaders, provide robust scientifi c evidence, and offer continuing education credits. 57% Germany 43% abroad - 50+ speakers - 32 lectures - 24 workshops 300 participants 52 Continuing Medical Education Visit specialty website: www.dds.berlin

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