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Pain Relief of Aphthous Ulcers by Lasers: A Literature Review Dr. Dolly Roukoz, Dr. Nadia Skandri, Dr. Chirine Chammas.

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Pain Relief of Aphthous Ulcers by Lasers: A Literature Review

Dr. Dolly Roukoz, Chir. Dent., DU de Pathologie et de Diagnostic Oraux dolly-roukoz@hotmail.com

Dr. Nadia Skandri, DCD, DEMS en Pathologie Buccale

Dr. Chirine Chammas, Chir. Dent., DU de Pathologie et de Diagnostic Oraux

Département de Pathologie et de Diagnostic Oraux, Faculté de Médecine Dentaire, Université Libanaise

Introduction Aphthous ulcers or recurrent aphthous ulcer (RAU) or canker sores are probably the most common1 and affect 5 to 25% of the population worldwide.2-4 The term aphthous is defined as a breach in the oral epithelium which typically exposes nerve endings in the underlying lamina propria resulting in pain and soreness.5-6 Clinically, aphthous ulcer is characterized by shallow round or oval shape7 with a whiteyellow base which is a fibrinous slough,8 a discretely elevated yellowish edge9 and a distinct irregular border with a narrow red halo. Their etiology and pathogenesis are still unclear and much discussed.10 Several factors are suspected including immunological disorders,1,5 genetics, hormonal imbalances, zinc and iron deficiencies, stress, nutritional deficiencies, food intolerances, cigarette smoking and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate.11-12 Aphthous ulcers may be single or multiple,10,12 usually occurring on the non-keratinized and mobile mucosa, but are rare on gingivae or palate.11 They are usually painful during first three days and pain may interfere with eating, speaking, and swallowing. Recurrence is common, with 2 or 3 ulcers in each outbreak5,7,13-14 and a threemonth recurrence rate as high as 50%.5 It can also occur as widespread lesions in association with systemic diseases including Behçet’s syndrome, gastrointestinal malabsorption disorders like Crohn’s and celiac diseases and immunodeficiency syndromes such as infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or cyclic neutropenia.

The main goal of treatment is to decrease pain, healing time, number and size of the ulcers14 and to increase disease-free periods. Current treatment options include topical agent, systemic and topical steroids, corticosteroids,

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cauterization, antibiotics, and mouth rinses containing active enzymes. Laser can be an alternative treatment for aphthous ulcers. Most lasers used are diode, erbium (Er) and carbon dioxide lasers.

Diode laser treat recurrent aphthous ulcers15 by photostimulation12 and banding. Their wavelengths between 800 and 980 nm16 primarily absorbed by tissue pigment (melanin) and hemoglobin. However, they are poorly absorbed by the hydroxyapatite and water.12,17 The erbium family offers both hard tissue and soft tissue applications.17 Erbium lasers share a common characteristic of high absorption of the wavelengths by water, hydroxyapatite, and collagen. It results in a “shaving” or “planing” of the tissue that clinically appears different than the deeper penetration ablation process seen with diode lasers.18 The depth of penetration of an Er laser using a 200 to 400 μs pulse width is in the range of 5 to 40 μm, and there is as little as 5 μm of residual thermal damage. This penetration depth is vastly different than the soft tissue lasers (diode, Nd:YAG) where tissue effects can be as deep as 500μm or more. For instance, the collateral damage produced by the Er:YAG laser is minimal because the energy absorbed in water and thermal damage is small (no charring), which may result in improved healing of the area.

The carbon dioxide laser (ƪ=10,600 nm) is highly absorbed by water and hydroxyapatite. It has a smaller penetration than the Er and the diode, but like the diode laser it has a thermal effect.

Lasers are used in pain relief of aphthous to provide immediate and long term results. This is achieved by two different modalities: “Low Level Laser Therapy” and “Photobanding”.

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14 Oral Pathology Low level laser therapy Low Level Lasers Therapy (LLLT) also referred to as “biostimulation” and “biomodulation” was introduced to irradiate cutaneous wounds and to accelerate the healing process.9 However, the term “biomodulation” is more appropriate, since the therapy can not only stimulate, but also suppress biological process.19-20 The clinician must consider which wavelengths are capable of producing the desired effects within living tissues5,21 LLLT have poor absorption in water, and thus penetrate soft and hard tissues from 3mm to up 15 mm.

LLLT are designated by several parameters: the dosimetry, the frequency of treatment session and the total doses.21-22 The dosimetry is expressed by J/cm2 and represents energy density.

Energy (J) = Power (W) × Time (s) The principles of LLLT are: I) the power must be ranged from 10 up to 500 mw;21 II) pulsed mode delivery will allow some cooling to occur in between pulses;20,23 III) suitable therapeutic

Step

energies range from 1-14 J/cm2; and IV) there is generally no heat or tissue heating involved in this therapy24 Several protocols and different dosimetry have been described while using LLLT in aphthous ulcer treatment. The recommended dosimetry for the treatment of aphthous is 4 to 12 J/cm2.9 In clinically less aggressive lesions, a dosimetry of 4 J/cm2 has proven to be sufficient. However, in larger, ulcerated and more aggressive lesions, the dosimetry should be proportional to the extension of the lesion (maximum of 12 J/cm2 per session). Moritz and collaborators recommend 2 J/cm2. 21 Application mode is punctual, directly on the lesion in case of aphthous up to 5 mm. In larger ones, application should be made around the lesion. The treatment frequency is 2-3 weekly sessions, with a 24-hour interval until remission of pain.

The protocol established by van As25 is described in table 1.

Procedure

1

Pick a 400 micron, 5mm 90 degree tip, or 8mm LLLT tip for small to moderate lesions (0.5-2.5cm) and a bleaching handpiece for larger lesions (over 2-3cm)

2

Do not initiate the tip, as the energy must penetrate the lesion. Start defocused mode (5-8mm) and advance towards the lesion (2-3mm away) “painting” the entire surface of the area, and moving away from the lesion if the patient felt warmth.

3

Energy should be 0.6 watt CW (1.2 watts pulsed) for the 1st pass for 30-40 seconds.

Rest phase is 15-20 seconds. Rub the lesion to see if pain is less.

4

Energy should be 0.7 watt CW (1.4 watts pulsed) for the 2nd pass for 30-45 seconds.

Rest phase is 15-20 seconds. Rub the lesion to see if pain is less.

5

Energy should be 0.8 watt CW (1.6 watts pulsed) for the 3rd and final pass for 30-45 seconds.

Rub the lesion to see if pain is less.

6

Use double power settings if using the bleaching handpiece.

Table 1 : Procedure to treat oral ulcer with LLLT diode laser.25

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16 Oral Pathology Different mechanisms have been suggested for the main therapeutic effects with LLLT. It accelerates wound healing, reduces pain by perhaps stimulating oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria of the neurons and modulates inflammatory responses.6,14,21,23,25 Increased blood flow to local tissues and capillary vasodilatation are effects seen after LLLT. When it is delivered in appropriate dosage, energy of the protons from the LLLT is converted into photochemical, photophysical and photobiological effects. Photoreceptors (cytochrome c-oxidase) can absorb laser irradiation and transfer it inside mitochondria.

This stimulates synthesis of ATP (cell energy) which is the product of cytochrome c oxidase and Krebs cycle, leading to increased cell activity26 such as lymphocyte stimulation and activation of mast cells. Also proliferation of various types of cells such as fibroblasts and macrophages is

Fig 1

Fig 1: Schematic representation of the effect of low level laser on wound healing27

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seen. All these combined factors promote antiinflammatory effects and biostimulatory effects, thus enhancing wound healing as illustrated in fig.1.

The use of “hard lasers” in treatment of aphthous ulcers has been successfully reported by several studies. For example, a female patient (50 years old) treated with stress related RAU showed a rapid and long term relief following a CO2 laser application used in continuous mode at 1-1,5 W for 5s.22 Moreover, a total regression of the lesion occurred 4 days after laser treatment compared to 5-7 days with corticosteroid treatment.14,23,25 Other authors have investigated the use of CO2 laser 1W of defocused continuous mode for 5-10 seconds in 15 patients with recurrent aphthous ulcers in comparison to the placebo.28 Both ulcers were covered with transparent gel without the use of anesthesics agent. They observed a significant difference in mean of pain values between the laser and placebo groups measured 24 hours after the intervention was administrated.28 The analgesic effect in LLLT is usually gradual, cumulative, and multisessional. 28 Researchers compared drug therapy, laser treatment and a combination of both over five years found that laser diode used at low levels of energy (200 mW) cut the healing time in half when compared to a pharmaceutical method (Solcoseryl™).29 Authors reported a reduction of the pain after single session of diode laser and a quicker healing using the third generation diode laser technology (940 nm) wavelength which absorbed strongly in hemoglobin and water. This wavelength corresponds to the peak absorption for oxygenated (arterial) blood in this region of the spectrum and also higher absorption into deoxygenated (venous) blood than 810 or 980 nm diode lasers, giving this laser type more efficiency. Diode laser with 940 nm wavelength combines the effect of thermal subablasive lasers with the wanted effect of LLLT.12 Single session of diode laser irradiation can be used to produce immediate, dramatic and sustained analgesic effect on RAU lesions, the lesion duration were significantly reduced to about 40% from that of control lesion.12 Authors reported a reduced recurrence of the aphthous in the same area when treated with LLLT by diode laser.15

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18 Oral Pathology Photobanding The technique consists of the formation of a protective layer on exposed connective tissue.

Diode, erbium and CO2 lasers can be used to treat aphthous by inducing this layer.30 Diode laser transverses the epithelium and penetrates 2-6 mm into the tissue wherever erbium and CO2 lasers are very superficial.

When laser cutting is in progress, small blood and lymphatic vessels are sealed due to the generated heat, thereby reducing or eliminating bleeding and edema. Denaturated proteins within tissue and plasma are the source of the layer termed “coagulum” or “char”, which is formed because of laser action and serves to protect the wound from bacterial or frictional action. During 48-72 hours post banding, this layer becomes hydrated from saliva, swells and eventually disintegrates to later reveal an early healing bed of new tissue.20 This layer acts as a barrier and decreases pain that derives from inflammatory sensitization of small-diameter afferent nerve endings that form a plexus at the junction of the epithelial and subepithelial layers. Branches of this plexus extend upward, into the epithelial layer; thus, aphthous ulcer produces a superficial, focal, inflammatory lesion that is directly associated with exposed sensory nerve endings.12,28 Unlike the erbium tissue appearance, there is no white pox marking and very little visual indication that the lesion is being treated.30

The clinical application of the photobanding technique consisted of one sitting. The protocol established is as following:31

Photobanding with diode laser Step 1: Application of topical gel anesthesia for three minutes Step 2: Flashing of the topical gel anesthesia Step 3: Drying of the ulcers with air spray Step 4: 2–3 watts pulsed 20–50 Hz non initiated tips. The application of the laser was done in non-contact mode with a distance of 2-3 mm between the laser tip and the ulcer surface for about 60 to 90 seconds. The laser beam was applied in a continuous sweeping, circular motion, so as to cover the entire ulcer. This application induced an anesthesia of the superficial layer.

Step 5: 0.6–0.8 watt, continuous mode, initiated tips. The surface of the ulcer is painted with the laser with simple fine touching. A black superficial layer is induced by the thermal effect of the diode laser.

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Fig 2: Aphthous ulcer (A) before treatment (B) after diode photobanding (notice the brownish carbonized layer) (C) wound healing 14 days after treatment

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Table 2 : Recommended settings when using Er,Cr:YSGG. Note that no water is used.

Photobanding with Er,Cr:YSGG It is the same protocol as the photobanding by diode laser.

Step 1: Application of topical gel anesthesia for three minutes Step 2: Flashing of the topical gel anesthesia Step 3: Drying of the ulcers with air spray Step 4: Using the Er,Cr:YSGG laser (2,780 nm) in a non-contact mode, with very low power (0.75 watt) without water. The treatment area should be extended about 1mm outside the lesions boundaries. The laser energy is defocused above the lesion until small white areas are seen on the

tissue, and allowed to remain for 15 seconds while using a circular motion over the entire area.

The process can be repeated two or three times until the patient indicates the affected tissue no longer feels uncomfortable. The treatment is stopped when a superficial homogeneous white layer is achieved. This layer is contributed to the formation of superficial denaturating protein layer.

However large lesions may need a second treatment within 24 hours. No local anesthesia is required and the patient should get immediate relief.30

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21 Oral Pathology Conclusion Oral aphthous ulcers were treated with different topical agents, but these treatments remain symptomatic. The use of lasers in techniques like LLLT and photobanding can be an alternative treatment.

In fact, several studies demonstrate that LLLT is an effective modality for the treatment of aphthous ulcers. It reduces healing time and inflammatory reaction and provides immediate pain relief. Since aphthous ulcers are often recurring lesions, further studies reported a reduction of the recurrence of these lesions. Further experimental studies should be conducted comparing LLLT with other routinely used treatment modalities such as topical corticosteroids.

New trials on LLLT in oral pathology should make use of standardized, validated outcomes, and should explore how the effectiveness of the LLLT protocol used may be influenced by wavelength, treatment duration, dosage, and the site of application.

The main goal of photobanding is to achieve an isolating layer between the terminal nerve endings and the oral cavity.

Photobanding with different laser regimens, notably erbium and diode lasers, provides immediate symptomatic relief independently of the parameters used by the operators.

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Maxillary Lateral Ridge Augmentation with Autogenous Mandibular Symphysis graft Prior to Endosseous Dental Implant Placement: A case report Dr. Badry Meouchy

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Background Pr. Elie Azar Maalouf

Dr. Sami Mouwakdie

Dr. Cherine Farhat

Dr. Khachig Kourshounian

A 33 year old male who have lost his upper anterior incisors due to a car accident several years ago, presented for implant placement.

Clinical and radiological examinations revealed an insufficient bucco-lingual width of the edentulous ridge requiring a horizontal bone augmentation prior to implant placement.

Conclusion This case report describes the successful replacement of four missing central incisors following a car accident after a bucco-lingual augmentation of the edentulous ridge.

Keywords Autogenous bone, ridge deficiency, guided bone regeneration, dental implant, immediate temporization

Methods

Introduction

An autogenous bone block graft was harvested from the mandibular symphysis, fixed with titanium miniscrews, covered first with both autogenous and xenograft particles, and second with a resorbable barrier membrane. Six months later, four Astra Tech® implants were placed in the grafted area demonstrating excellent primary stability allowing for immediate temporization.

Three months later the final crowns were placed and periapical radiographs were taken after two years following implant placement.

Bone augmentation prior to endosseous dental implant placement in deficient ridges is nowadays a common procedure in dental practice.

Because patients’ demands surpassed basic functional needs of having fixed prosthesis alone, an esthetically acceptable prosthesis usually determines the location of endosseous dental implants.

A primary diagnostic consideration for endosseous dental implant placement is the amount of available bone in edentulous area. If, for a certain reason, there is a lack of bone to accomplish a prosthetically driven endosseous dental implant placement, then reconstructive procedures are indicated and required.

Different methods using different materials have been described in the literature for reconstruction of deficient ridges, including autogenous grafts, bone substitutes, and membrane techniques, but autogenous grafts remain the “gold standard” in the repair of alveolar atrophy and bone defects repair.1,2

Discussion Local grafts from the oral cavity have several advantages on extra-orally harvested grafts as they exhibit little resorption and excellent incorporation at the recipient site. Site development prior to implant placement has become a must in today’s dental practice. Finally implant placement in the anterior maxilla has to meet guidelines proposed in the literature to achieve good esthetics Dental News, Volume XXI, Number IV, 2014

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Fig 1: Preoperative CT scan Fig 2

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Fig 2,3: Preoperative maxillary ridge form with obvious horizontal ridge defect

Use of autogenous bone grafts was first described by BrĂĽnemark and co-workers and is still a well accepted technique for major ridge augmentation procedures.3,4 The iliac crest is often used as donor site although other extra-oral (calvaria) 5 and intra-oral (mandibular ramus and/ or symphysis, maxillary tuberosity, etc...) sites have been described.6,7,8 The morphology of a bony defect is an important consideration in the selection of a method for ridge augmentation. Whenever the size of defect permits to and because of frequent morbidity at extra-oral grafting sites, intra-oral grafting sites are preferred.8 Furthermore, there is experimental evidence that intramembranous bone grafts that are placed as block onlay grafts show better volume stability and less postoperative resorption than endochondrial bone obtained from iliac crest.9,10 The results of mandibular block grafts documented in the literature is favorable and encouraging despite certain limitations and patientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; postoperative temporary neurosensory and functional limited disturbances.11 Block grafts can be harvested from the mandibular symphysis, body and ramus. The different anatomy of these regions results in different graft morphology and volume. So, a proper anatomical and clinical evaluation is needed to decide which site to use to get the best volume and form of bone that corresponds the given defect morphology.6,7

mandibular symphysis, taking into consideration the size and shape of the defect. Also, morphology of the sympheseal block grafts are more corticocancellous compared to bone blocks from ramus or other intra-oral donor sites. This will insure us earlier revascularization and shorter healing time.12

Surgical technique Patient was prescribed a non steroidal anti-inflammatory NSAID (500 mg mefenamic acid 1 tablet Tid) and antibiotic (500mg amoxicillin with 125mg clavulanic acid 1 tablet Tid) for a period of one week starting the day before the surgery.

Recipient and the donor sites were anesthetized using articaine 2% hydrochloride 72mg containing 1:100 000 epinephrine bitartrate (Septanest, Septodont, France).

At recipient site, a midcrestal incision was performed on the edentulous ridge between the two canines and a full thickness flap was raised to fully expose completely the horizontal ridge defect (fig 4).

Fig 4

Case report A 33 year old male who lost his maxillary incisors due to a car accident several years ago, wanted to restore his missing teeth with an implant supported fixed prosthesis. Dentascan evaluation (fig 1) displayed horizontal bony depressions on right and left sides of the midline of the edentulous ridge with enough bone to place fixtures having a diameter of 3.5mm. But, from clinical and prosthetic evaluation, it was obvious that future crowns would have an exaggerated overlap to compensate for normal occlusal relationship, and it would be difficult for the patient to maintain proper oral hygiene in this area consequently.

Thickening of these maxillary depressions with an onlay graft was considered before implant placement, to maintain prosthetically accepted crowns with normal occlusal relationship (fig 2, 3).

It was decided to harvest bone blocks from the

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Fig 4: The recipient site after ďŹ&#x201A;ap raising

Access to symphysis area was obtained by an incision at the mucogingival junction extending from distal side of one canine to the other. A full thickness flap was elevated as well exposing the donor site.

Next, and with sterile paper templates, dimensions of the grafts to be harvested were determined according to the size of defects. Templates were adapted at the chin area with their upper edge being 5mm below the root tips of anterior mandibular teeth as seen on radiographs. Outline of the grafts were marked with a round bur

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Fig 5: Harvested corticocancellous grafts Fig 6

Fig 6: Grafts secured with fixation screws Fig 7

Fig 7: Bio-Oss®filling the gaps around onlay grafts Fig 8

Fig 8: Grafts covered with Bio-Gide® membrane Fig 9

and after removal of templates, osteotomy marks were joined together with a fissure bur using a surgical handpiece with copious chilled saline irrigation. Finally, a flat bone chisel was used to harvest bone blocks.

Before adapting block grafts (fig 5) to their recipient sites, underlying bone was decorticated and perforated with small round bur to increase revascularization and to improve graft survival.12 Blocks were secured each with two titanium alloy fixation screws (GBR-System®, Straumann Dental, Basel, Switzerland) (fig 6).

Inorganic bovine bone substitute was used to fill the gaps around the autogenous bone blocks (fig 7) (Bio-Oss®, Geistlich Biomaterials, Wolhousen, Switzerland) and the whole grafts were covered with a resorbable collagen membrane (fig 8) (Bio-Gide®, Geistlich Biomaterials, Wolhousen, Switzerland). Care was taken for the soft tissue flap to cover the grafted edentulous ridge without any tension and sutured with 4/0 resorbable polyglycolic (Safil, Aesculap AG & Co, Tuttlingen, Germany) continuous locking sutures. Donor site was also sutured without having the need to use any hemostatic material. The partial denture that patient had worn was adjusted in a way not to touch the edentulous ridge, and the patient was told not to chew on. Post- operative instructions were given and the patient was seen after one week for check up.

After 6 months another maxillary dentascan showed convex buccal ridge at the recipient site in place of the depressions (fig 9, 10, 11). Clinically the wax up showed acceptable buccolingual positioning of the restoration. A temporary acrylic bridge was fabricated which was also used as a surgical guide. A second stage surgery was performed to remove the fixation screws and to insert three 3.5mmx15mm endosseous dental implants (Astra Tech, Molndal, Sweden) (fig 12, 13, 14, 15).

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Fig 11: Postoperative CT scan, 5 months after surgery

Fig 12

Fig 12: Postoperative ridge form

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Fig 13: The recipient site 6 months after surgery

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Fig 9: Postostoperative CT scan, 5 months after surgery

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Fig 10: Postoperative CT scan, 5 months after surgery

Fig 14: Implant site prepared

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Fig 15: 3 Astra Tech® fixtures placed Fig 16

Immediately after the placement of three endosseous implants 4mm direct abutments were tightened on fixtures (fig 16) (Direct Abutment System, Astra Tech®, Molndal, Sweden). Flap was sutured and immediate temporization was performed (fig 17). Occlusal adjustments were done in order to keep acrylic bridge out of occlusion. Periapical radiographs were taken immediately after (fig 18), and the sutures were removed after a week. Three months later, implants were loaded with final restorations and periapical radiographs were taken after 2 years post insertion (fig 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24) Fig 19

Fig 16: Direct abutments in place Fig 17

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Fig 17: Temporary bridge in place Fig 18

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Fig 18: Periapical radiographs 2 months after implant placement Dental News, Volume XXI, Number IV, 2014

Fig 19, 20, 21, 22: Final crowns in place 2 years postoperatively

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Fig 24: Control periapical radiograph 2 years later

Discussion Local grafts from oral cavity have several advantages, compared to extra-oral grafts.

Mandibular grafts are intramembranous in origin which demonstrates accelerated revascularization and healing, compared to endochondral bone grafts. Being cortical bone, they exhibit little resorption and excellent incorporation on the recipient site.10 Another advantage of intra-oral grafts is that donor and recipient sites are in the same operating field. This provides reduced surgical and analgesia time and offers decreased morbidity from graft harvesting compared to extra-oral donor sites.7 However, there are certain local anatomical limitations in harvesting oral grafts. Size of the sympheseal graft is limited by roots of the mandibular anterior teeth and the pogonion, while the primary limitation of the ramus graft is the inferior alveolar nerve canal.13 For this reason, intra-oral grafts can be used only for partial (one to four teeth) edentulous span augmentation.14 Sympheseal graft in particular offers better graft volume and a thicker cancellous component, compared to ramus graft, but is associated with more postoperative complications than ramus graft.7 Dental News, Volume XXI, Number IV, 2014

In a study performed by C.M. Misch, incidence of temporary mental nerve paresthesia in symphysis graft patients was found to be 9.6% and 29% of the patients complained of altered sensation of the incisor teeth.7 Some authors also described soft tissue dehiscence on donor sites, especially when membranes were used to cover grafts. This is the most detrimental complication associated with onlay grafts and it is due to inadequate flap manipulation and lack of tension free soft tissue closure.9 Postsurgical complications in our case were only limited to temporary neurosensory disturbance of the chin with loss of sensation of mandibular incisors. These complications were recovered uneventfully 6 months after surgery.

Anorganic bovine bone mineral on the periphery of block grafts appeared well incorporated at the recipient site. Bio-Oss® particles were firmly attached to the newly formed bone.

The use of Bio-Oss® is well documented as an inlay bone graft in sinus lift procedures, in extraction sockets, in GTR and in GBR procedures.1 Histological studies performed by several authors showed up to 37% of intimate contact between Bio-Oss® particles and woven bone.7 Hämmerle and co-workers showed 80% direct bone to Bio-Oss® contact when covered with e-PTFE membrane and 89% contact without barrier membrane.16 Zitzman and associates showed in their histological samples obtained from defects filled with Bio-Oss® particles 6-7 months following grafting, that Bio-Oss® particles occupied 31% of the biopsy area.17 Berglundh and Lindhe found 17% of the material after 3 months and 11% after 7 months.18 It is hypothesized that the material participates in the “coupling phenomenon” which is the simultaneous occurrence of bone resorption and bone apposition.14 This means that this material undergoes remodeling similar to host bone, and it is a biocompatible osteoconductive bone substitute that allows new bone formation.

However, little is known about the quality of the regenerated bone in the presence of Bio-Oss® particles and about the relationship between the newly regenerated bone and implant surface.17 On the other hand, the quality of the intra-oral block grafts is considered to be type one or two.

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34 Implant Dentistry And the placement of endosseous implants into healed bone graft as a secondary procedure is similar to their use in jaws without bone grafts.6,7,10 Placement of endosseous implants simultaneously with bone grafts was followed by complications such as graft detachment, wound dehiscence and higher implant failure rate. Moreover, staged procedure ensures better esthetic results, by optimizing the exact implant positioning.9

Conclusion Intra-oral autogenous block grafts have several advantages over extra-oral grafts: 1) They require shorter healing time compared to extra-oral grafts and bone substitutes.

2) They exhibit minimum resorption.

3) They maintain dense quality of bone (type one or two).

4) Inorganic bovine bone mineral can be used at the periphery and whenever the block size appears inadequate to cover the whole defect.

Followed by a barrier membrane to stabilize and protect the particulate graft and to minimize the overall volume loss.

5) However, there are certain limitations concerning size and shape of the graft and some postoperative sensory disturbances for sympheseal graft compared to ramus graft.

6) Symphysis offers thicker graft with more cancellous component than the ramus graft.

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First Experience of MDSc. Dental Students in Aesthetic Dentistry A. Abu-Laban, A. Al-Daqaq, L. Alwes, A. Shahin, M. Barakat, R. Al-Khatatbeh, I. Obeidat, MDSc students ismaelobeidat@gmail.com Pr. Ahed Al-Wahadni, Professor in Fixed Prosthodontics, Aesthetics Dentistry and Dental Implants

Introduction Prosthodontic dentistry deals with the science and art of restoring teeth, both functionally and esthetically. Here are some cases carried out by the prosthtodontics postgraduate students at the school of dentistry in the Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST), under the supervision of professor Ahed Al Wahadni. The aim of this article was to share the first experience in specialized clinical dentistry. All presented cases were the first ever cases at its kind for the designated students. Students performed the treatment and wrote the case presentation by themselves.

Vivadent - USA), and sand blasted with 50 microns aluminum oxide (Fig 1.3).

Laminate veneers were made in the university laboratory using IPS e.max (Ivoclar Vivadent USA), and sand blast with aluminum oxide 50 microns (Fig 1.3) PLV were tried in and needed adjustments were carried out before cementing with Rely X veneer cement (Zhermack â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Germany) according to the manufacturerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s instructions , final finishing was carried out a week later (Fig 1.4).

Fig 1.3

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Fig 1.1

Fig 1.1: Preoperative view Fig 1.2

Fig 1.2: Veneers preparation

Case 1: Porcelain Laminate Veneers (Ahmad Abu-Laban) A 24 year old non-smoker male presented to the postgraduate clinics at Department of Prosthodontics at JUST, complaining of stained long anterior teeth, which he had veneered with composite one year ago. The patient has deep bite and class 1 occlusion (Fig 1.1). Primary alginate impression was made for a diagnostic wax up.

Patient was satisfied with the mock up appearance of the maxillary six anteriors, and decided to carry on with porcelain laminate veneers (PLV) procedure.

Shade was selected using a Digital Vita shade device (VITA Zahnfabrik, Germany) adjunct to conventional method. A diamond chamfer bur was used to remove the existing composite revealing the underlying enamel, after that a few areas that were carious were minimally restored with composite. A supragingival finish line preparation with incisal bevel was prepared (Fig 1.2). Impression was made in a stock tray with additional silicon (Elite HD+, Zhermack Germany). Laminate veneers were made in the university laboratory using IPS e.max (Ivoclar

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Fig 1.3: Veneers ex-vivo Fig 1.4

Fig 1.4: Cemented veneers

Case 2: Porcelain Laminate Veneers (Ahmad Abu-Laban) A 28 year old male presented to the postgraduate clinics at JUST, Department of Prosthodontics, with spacing between anterior teeth and rotation of the maxillary central incisors (Fig 2.1).

Patient was given the option of orthodontics which he refused due to time and cost limitations. An alginate impression was made and a diagnostic wax-up done and shown to

38 Prosthetic Dentistry Fig 2.1

Fig 2.1: Preoperative view

Fig 2.2

Fig 2.2: Temporary veneers Fig 2.3

Fig 2.3: Temporary veneers Fig 2.4

Fig 2.4: Veneers preparation Fig 2.5

Fig 2.5: Veneers ex-vivo Fig 2.6

the patient. An index was taken and acrylic resin temporary veneers were made for diagnostic reasons (Fig 2.2, 2.3).

Patient was satisfied with the appearance and wanted to carry on with the PLV. An overlap veneer design was made with 0.5mm supragingival chamfer finish line. No local anesthetic agent nor retraction cords were used. Impression was made in a stock tray with additional silicon (Elite HD+, Zhermack – Italy) (Fig 2.4).

Laminate veneers were made in the university’s laboratory using IPS e.max (Ivoclar Vivadent USA), and sand blasted with aluminum oxide of 50 microns (Fig 2.5). Rely x veneer cement was used according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Final finishing was done a week later (Fig 2.6).

Fig 3.1: Preoperative view

Case 3: Porcelain Laminate Veneers (Ala’a Al-Daqaq)

Fig 3.2: Veneers preparation

A 19 year old female patient reported to the postgraduate clinics at Department of Prosthodontics - JUST, with the chief complaint of multiple spacing between anterior teeth and yellowish discoloration (Fig 3.1). The patient refused orthodontic treatment due to its length.

Upon intraoral examination, anterior teeth were sound and free of caries with a healthy scalloped gingiva. Maxillary and mandibular impressions were made for the purpose of a diagnostic waxup.

Scaling and polishing was carried out. A minimally invasive veneer preparation with 0.5 mm supragingival chamfer finish line was carried out (Fig 3.2). A final impression was made using an additional silicon impression material (Elite HD+, Zhermack – Italy). Lithium Disilicate ceramic (IPS e.max, Ivoclar Vivadent - USA) used to fabricate the veneers. After try-in, veneers were cemented using Rely X veneer cement according to the manufacturer›s instruction.

Initial finishing was carried out and completed a week later.

Case 4: Implants (Ala’a Al-Daqaq) Fig 2.6: Cemented veneers

A 30 year old female patient presented to the postgraduate clinics at JUST, for the restoration of BlueSky implant (Bredent medical, Germany) placed 4 months ago at the Department of Periodontics. Intra-oral examination revealed

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Fig 3.1

Fig 3.2

Fig 3.3

Fig 3.3: Cemented veneers

good plaque control, no gingivitis and low rate of caries. Gingival formers were placed 2 weeks before presentation (Fig 4.1). Clinical osseointegration was confirmed radiographically and by manual examination. Close tray transfer technique was used for taking impression.

Additional silicon in a prefabricated metal tray was used to replicate the position of the implants.

Gingival mask were placed and impression was poured using die stone. A 15R angled abutment was used for optimal position. Ceramo-metal crown was fabricated, tried and adjusted to the existing occlusion. Implant abutment connection was verified and torqued (35Ncm) and finally cemented with non-eugenol temporary dental cement (Kerr, TempBond) (Fig 4.2).

40 Prosthetic Dentistry Fig 4.1

Fig 4.1: Gingival former x-ray

Fig 4.2

Fig 4.2: Implant supported crown

Case 5: Implants (Lama Alwesi) A 35 year-old female patient with no relevant medical history presented to the postgraduate clinics at JUST, for the restoration of two implants placed in the posterior mandible five months earlier at the Department of Periodontics (Fig 5.1). Dental history included routine dental care, extraction and multiple dental treatments. On extra oral examination, general appearance was within normal, free of any obvious illness or head and neck lesions with an almost symmetrical face. Intraoral examination revealed a healthy oral cavity, with good plaque control.

A panoramic radiograph confirmed that bone support was good for all teeth. Two sandblasted large grit acid-etched (SLA) coated implants with 4.8 x 6 and 4.1 x 8 mm (Straumamn dental Implant System) were used with a wider diameter healing abutment. Osseointegration was confirmed radiographically and by manual examination.

Alginate impressions of the maxillary and mandibular jaws were taken and a custom impression tray fabricated for use with the abutment-level impression technique. At the subsequent visit, two solid abutments were attached to the implants using abutment driver with final tightening of 35 Ncm (Fig 5.2).

Plastic impression copings were placed over the solid abutments and a master impression was recorded in an addition cured polyvinylsiloxane material (Elite HD+, Zhermack â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Italy) (Fig 5.3).

A lab fabricated protective resin pattern caps were placed using ZOE cement to prevent covering of the margin by the gingiva (Fig 5.4).

At the following visit the splinted Porcelain Fused to Metal crowns were tried and adjusted according to the existing occlusion and finally cemented with ZOE cement (Fig 5.5).

Case 6: All-Ceramic Crowns & RBB (Lama Alwesi) A 32-year old male patient with no relevant medical history presented to the postgraduate clinics at JUST, for restoration of a fractured maxillary lateral incisor, and complaining of multiple unsatisfactory restorations on his long anterior central incisors that affect aesthetic and smile appearance (Fig 6.1).

History of chief concern revealed that the tooth was fractured a month ago and had multiple Dental News, Volume XXI, Number IV, 2014

Fig 5.1

Fig 5.1: Gingival formers Fig 5.2

Fig 5.2: Torqued abutments

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Fig 5.3: Impression copings

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Fig 5.4: Protective resin caps

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previous restorations. There was no history of pain or discomfort around the affected tooth. The patient did not have any relevant medical problems. Intraoral examination revealed mild gingivitis and moderate rate of caries with heavily stained teeth due to heavy smoking. Multiple problems found in the Maxilla including: poorly designed PFM bridge replacing 4 teeth, long central incisors with multiple composite restorations, fractured maxillary right lateral incisor, missing maxillary right second premolar and carious teeth. Clinical and radiographic examinations were conducted. Intraoral periapical radiograph showed a periapical lesion on the maxillary right central incisor and the maxillary left lateral incisor. The patient presented with a class 1 occlusion with anterior guidance on protrusive movement without posterior contact, canine guided occlusion on right excursion and group function occlusion on the left.

A diagnostic wax up was performed to evaluate the esthetic and functional needs of the case, and how to best address the desires of the patient. Jaw relationships, available occlusal dimensions, amount of incisal reduction needed, crown-root ratios, and potential complications were evaluated on a mounted study cast.

Tooth preparation was conducted on the study model to evaluate the amount needed to achieve an esthetic result for anterior teeth. The wax up model was presented to the patient for his consideration and following a discussion of all treatment options and alternatives with him, a treatment plan included: referral for treatment of teeth with periapical lesions, cast post for maxillary right lateral incisor, all ceramic crowns for central and lateral incisors with reducing their length by 2mm and Resin bonded bridge (RBB) replacing maxillary right first premolar (Fig 6.2).

At the subsequent visit both central incisors and lateral incisor were prepared with a deep chamfer finish line to receive all ceramic crowns. Both maxillary canine and premolar were prepared with chamfers, cingulum rest for canine and mesial occlusal rest for premolar to receive RBB. A master impression was recorded using addition polyvinylsiloxane material (Elite HD+, Zhermack â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Italy).

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44 Prosthetic Dentistry The fitting surface was etched for 1 min with hydrofluoric acid. The fitting surface of the resin bonded bridge retainers were sandblasted with 50 micron aluminum oxide and all prepared teeth were etched for 30 second with 37% phosphoric acid. Following cementation the occlusion was checked for interferences in centric (Fig 6.3) and eccentric occlusion (Fig 6.4).

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Case 7: All-Ceramic Crown & Split posterior post (Ahmad Shahin) A 33 year old female presented to the postgraduate clinics at JUST, complaining of staining, a fractured maxillary central incisor, and a reduced chewing ability on posterior teeth

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Fig 6.2 Fig 6.4: Final restorations

Fig 6.2: Crown & RBB preparations

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All maxillary incisors and canines were heavily restored with composite restorations, and all maxillary premolars and molars were heavily restored with amalgam restorations. The right second premolar had a minimal class II composite restoration, the left first premolar had a cast post and core, and the left second premolar and second molar were missing. Marked generalized gingivitis was noted with recurrent caries around most of the restorations.

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The patient was examined and alginate (Hydrogum速, Zhermack SpA, Italy) impressions were made. Patient was referred to the department of periodontics for scaling and polishing, dietary advice, and oral hygiene instructions.

The patient was recalled and treatment options were discussed. Treatment options for maxillary incisors were: all ceramic crowns or porcelain fused to metal crowns. Treatment options for maxillary canines were: composite facings or porcelain laminate veneers. Treatment options for the maxillary right first premolar and the maxillary right first molar were: Cast post and core and fiber reinforced composite posts and core respectively.

Accordingly, All ceramic crowns and porcelain fused to metal crowns will be used. Treatment options for the missing maxillary left second premolar were: single implant retained crown, porcelain fused to metal 3 unit fixed bridge, and all ceramic 3 unit fixed bridge.

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Fig 7.1: Preoperative view Fig 7.2

Fig 7.2: FPD preparation Fig 7.3

Fig 7.3: Resin pattern Fig 7.4

Fig 7.4: Cemented FPD Fig 7.5

Fig 7.5: Crown preparations

Finally, the treatment of choice was: All ceramic (IPS e.max®, Ivoclar Vivadent, USA) crowns for maxillary incisors, Porcelain laminate veneers (IPS e.max®) for the maxillary canines, cast post and core for the maxillary right first premolar and the maxillary right first molar, porcelain fused to metal crowns for the maxillary right first premolar and the maxillary right first molar, and porcelain fused to metal 3 unit fixed bridge for the replacement of the maxillary left second premolar.

All ceramic crowns and veneers were chosen for the restoration of anterior teeth due to superior esthetic properties of the all ceramic restorations, and porcelain fused to metal crowns for the restoration of posterior teeth due to the well recognized superior physical properties of the porcelain fused to metal restorations.

Porcelain fused to metal fixed partial denture was chosen for the replacement of the maxillary left second premolar as the poor bone quantity compromised the option of an implant retained crown.

The maxillary left first premolar and molar were prepared for a porcelain fused to metal bridge (Fig 7.2). The final Impression was made using polyvinyl siloxane (Elite HD+ ®, Zhermack SpA, Italy) impression material. Metal try-in of the metal framework was performed, tooth shade was taken, and an interocclusal record was taken using acrylic resin (PATTERN RESIN™ LS, GCA, USA) (Fig 7.3). The final bridge was fabricated, checked intraorally, and cemented with glass ionomer cement (Ketac -Cem, 3M ESPE™, USA) (Fig 7.4).

The palatal canal of the maxillary right first premolar and both the palatal and the distobuccal canals of the maxillary right first molar were prepared and a canal space impression was taken for both teeth simultaneously. In the laboratory, a cast post and core for the maxillary right first premolar, and a split cast post and core for the maxillary right first molar were fabricated.

Cast posts were cemented using zinc phosphate cement (DeTrey® Zinc, DENTSPLY, USA).

On the next appointment, the maxillary right first premolar and the maxillary right first molar were prepared and an impression was taken (Fig 7.5). The porcelain fused to metal crowns were fabricated, checked intraoraly, and cemented with glass ionomer cement (Fig 7.6).

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The maxillary incisors were prepared for all ceramic full coverage crowns and the canines were prepared for porcelain laminate veneers and an impression was taken (Fig 7.7). The all ceramic crowns and veneers were fabricated, checked intra orally, and then cemented with resin cement (Variolink® II, Ivoclar Vivadent, USA) according to manufacturer instructions.

The patient was pleased, and had a marked improvement in function and esthetics (Fig 7.8).

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Fig 7.6: Cemented PFM crowns Fig 7.7

Fig 7.7: Prepared anteriors Fig 7.8

Fig 7.8: Final result

48 Prosthetic Dentistry Case 8: Resin-Bonded (Mohammad Barakat)

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A 19 year old male referred from Department of Orthodontics to the postgraduate clinics at JUST, with an aesthetic problem due to missing both central incisors (Fig 8.1). Incisors were lost due to trauma long time ago and orthodontic treatment has been done to align teeth. After orthodontic treatment, the orthodontist placed a removable retainer with two acrylic teeth attached for aesthetic reasons as a temporary solution (Fig 8.2). Following examination a diagnostic wax-up was done, and he following treatment options were suggested: implants, conventional fixed-fixed bridge, or a ResinBonded bridge. Due to financial limitations, A resin–bonded bridge was chosen over Implants.

Minimal preparation was carried out on both maxillary lateral incisors with palatal supragingival 0.5 mm finish line and a cingulum rest seat, incisally the finishline was 2 mm below incisal edge.

Final impression was taken with polyvinyl siloxane impression material (Elite HD+®, Zhermack SpA, Italy) with plastic stock tray and sent to the laboratory to fabricate a fixed-fixed resin-bonded bridge (fig 8.3-6) At the next appointment, resin bonded fixed partial denture was seated. Marginal adaptation and occlusion were checked then sent to the laboratory to add pink porcelain cervically.

Panavia F luting cement (Kuraray Co. Ltd, Osaka, Japan) was used for cementation. Cementation procedure was carried out according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Fig 8.2

Fig 8.2: RPD in-vivo Fig 8.3

Fig 8.3: Frontal view RBB Fig 8.4

Fig 8.4: palatal view Fig 8.5

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Fig 8.5: RBB in-vivo Fig 8.6

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Fig 8.6: RBB lateral view

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Fig 9.1: Preoperative view

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Fig 9.2: Palatal view

Fig 9.3

Fig 9.3: Wax-up

Fig 9.4

Case 9: Non-metal Posts (Rana AlKhatatbeh) A 19 year old male patient in a good general health, presented to the postgraduate clinics at JUST, Department of Prosthodontics, with extensive discolored composite restorations on his maxillary central incisors teeth (Fig 9.1,2). Clinical examination revealed sound dentition with some incipient caries and moderate generalized gingivitis compatible with plaque accumulation and fair oral hygiene.

Radiographic examination of the central incisors showed endodontically treated teeth without any periapical lesions. The teeth have been fractured due to trauma few years ago.

Two treatment options were given to the patient: cast post and cores and PFM crown, or fiber posts, composite core, and all ceramic crowns.

The advantages and disadvantages of both options were explained to the patient, and the patient was referred to the periodontist to control the gingivitis and evaluation of the periodontium before the prosthetic rehabilitation of his teeth.

A diagnostic wax-up was done to evaluate aesthetics (Fig 9.3) The patient preferred the all ceramic option due to superior aesthetics. The teeth were then prepared for fiber posts (Reforpost, Angelus, Brazil) (Fig 9.4), which were cemented using Panavia F luting cement (Kuraray Co. Ltd, Osaka, Japan). After that cores of composite resin cement were built up, the teeth were prepared for all ceramic crowns (Fig 9.5). Impression was taken using PVS impression material. Crowns were made at the university labs. After try-in, crowns were cemented using Rely X cement.

(Fig 9.6).

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Fig 9.4: Canal preparations

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Fig 9.6: Final crowns

Conclusion This diversity of cases indicate that the students will have been exposed to a wide range of cases before they have graduated. Though the patients were completely satisfied, there were some unsatisfactory parts of the treatment but does not affect the oral nor dental health of the patients. These limitations were due to the lack of experience of the students. Students were in their first experience in this type of treatment modality.

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BEIRUT INTERNATIONAL DENTAL MEETING

September 11 - 13 Biel - Beirut , Lebanon

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PICTURE OF THE AUDIENCE DURING THE OPENING CEREMONY We open our 24th Dental Meeting today, as hearts are overwhelmed with hope and joy in seeing dear persons and colleagues, from all over the Arab and foreign countries, in order to exchange information, experiences, and new techniques that will develop and upgrade the level of Dental Medicine, the profession that we chose willingly and that we practice with love and loyalty.

We open our Meeting here in Beirut, the Capital to all of us, Beirut always throbbing with life, accommodating culture, art and freedom. But today she is experiencing grief from what is going on around her in the neighboring countries. In spite of the sadness she is going through, she welcomes you today, as always, in joy and gladness, to prove to her lovers and visitors that she values the feelings of others towards her.

Valued attendees: We hold this Conference under the auspice of a distinguished personality, in Lebanon and in the Arab countries. He is none other than the Chairman of the Lebanese Parliament H.E. Mr. Nabih Berri, known for his nobility, his thoughtfulness and his moderation.

Our meeting today; with the participation of fifteen Arab States and ten foreign countries, more than 2,000 participating dentist and more than a hundred exhibitors for dental equipment; despite the circumstances we are experiencing internally and regionally, that caused disaster in the surrounding countries, Lebanon proves to be the crossroad of cultures and civilizations, expressing his love for others in freedom, moderation and the practice of democracy.

In my name and in the name of the Association board, I welcome all Arab Presidents of associations and Deans of the Arabic and Lebanese faculties of dentistry, former presidents of Dental Associations, political party representatives, heads of scientific societies and committees, members of committees, Lebanese and international lecturers who exDental News, Volume XXI, Number IV, 2014

pressed willingly their wish to participate, proving their love and appreciation for our cherished Lebanon.

Pr. Elie Azar Maalouf President of the Arab Dental Federation President of the Lebanese Dental Association

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JIDC 2014

24th JORDANIAN INTERNATIONAL DENTAL CONFERENCE

October 21 - 24 Landmark Hotel - Amman, JORDAN

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NEWS FROM THE FDI

WWW.FDIWORLDENTAL.ORG Prof. Charles Muhima Pilipili appointed Director of FDI’s CE Programme, Africa Prof. Charles Muhima Pilipili has been appointed Director of FDI’s Continuing Education Programme in the African region.

The appointment took place at the meeting of the FDI Council in New Delhi last September.

In Africa, Prof Pilipili has been a regular contributor to a number of congresses of national dental associations and involved in prevention and humanitarian projects. They include, since March 2011, a project for the humanitarian screening and dental care of street children in Lomé, Togo, run 1 week a year by the European Oral and Dental Education Center (Brussels) and, since 2012, with former FDI President Michèle Aerden, the MIKO Pilot Prevention Project (Mino ya Koseka or ‘smile teeth’) in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Charles Pilipili is Professor at the Catholic University of Louvain (Leuven) in Belgium where he is Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Dental Medicine, President of the School of Dental Medicine and Stomatology and Head of the Department of paediatric dentistry and dental care for the disabled. He also holds a number of guest professorships at universities in Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

FDI appoints Prof. Ira Lamster as IDJ Editor Professor Ira B. Lamster was appointed as the next Editor of the International Dental Journal (IDJ), from 1 January 2015 by the FDI World Dental Federation.

His appointment was confirmed by the FDI Council during its meeting in New Delhi in September, following a six-month selection process from a group of 55 highly-qualified candidates.

Prof. Lamster is well-known to FDI and serves on its Scientific Committee. He has held a variety of posts within the dental faculty of Columbia University and is currently Professor in the Department of Health Policy & Management, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. From 2001 to 2012 he served as Dean of the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.

“I am delighted for Prof. Lamster: we have been colleagues and working together within FDI for a number of years and I really cannot imagine anyone more suitable as editor for the IDJ,” said FDI President Dr Tin Chun Wong. “I wish him the very best of luck in his new assignment and look forward to working with him in the coming months.”

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‫‪October 21 - 24‬‬ ‫‪Landmark Hotel - Amman, JORDAN‬‬

‫راﻋﻴﺔ اﻟﺤﻔﻞ ‪ ،‬ﺻﺎﺣﺒﺔ اﻟﺴﻤﻮ اﻟﻤﻠﻜﻲ‬ ‫اﻷﻣﻴﺮة ﺑﺴﻤﺔ ﺑﻨﺖ ﻃﻼل اﻟﻤﻌﻈﻤﺔ ‪،‬‬ ‫ﺿﻴﻮﻓﻨﺎ اﻟﻜﺮام ‪ ،‬زﻣﻴﻼﺗﻲ وزﻣﻼﺋﻲ اﻷﻋﺰاء‬ ‫ﻫﺎ ﻧﺤﻦ ﻧﻘﻒ ﻓﻲ ﻣﻨﺘﺼﻒ ﻣﺮﺣﻠﺔ ﺟﺪﻳﺪة ‪ ،‬ﻧﻮاﺻﻞ ﻣﻦ ﺧﻼﻟﻬﺎ‬ ‫ﺣﻠﻘﺎت ﻣﺴﻴﺮة اﻟﻌﻤﻞ اﻟﻨﻘﺎﺑﻲ ‪ .‬وﻫﺎ ﻧﺤﻦ ﻧﻄﻞ ﻋﻠﻴﻜﻢ ﻣﻦ‬ ‫ﻧﺎﻓﺬة ﻣﺆﺗﻤﺮﻧﺎ اﻟﺪوﻟﻲ اﻟﺮاﺑﻊ واﻟﻌﺸﺮﻳﻦ »ﻃﺐ اﻷﺳﻨﺎن ﺗﻤﻴ ٌﺰ‬ ‫وإﺑﺪاع » ﻟﻨﺆﻛﺪ ﻟﻜﻢ ﻣﻦ ﺟﺪﻳﺪ ﺣﺮﺻﻨﺎ اﻟﺸﺪﻳﺪ ﻋﻠﻰ ﻛﻞ ﻣﺎ ﻳﻬﻢ‬ ‫ﻃﺒﻴﺐ اﻷﺳﻨﺎن ﻋﻠﻰ ﻛﺎﻓﺔ اﻷﺻﻌﺪة‪ ،‬وﺧﺎﺻ ًﺔ اﻟﻌﻠﻤﻴﺔ واﻟﻤﻬﻨﻴﺔ‬ ‫ﻣﻨﻬﺎ‪ .‬وﻳﻈﻞ اﻟﺤﻘﻞ اﻟﻌﻠﻤﻲ ﻣﻦ أوﻟﻰ اوﻟﻮﻳﺎﺗﻨﺎ ‪ ،‬ﺣﻴﺚ اﻧﻨﺎ ﻧﺘﻄﻠﻊ‬ ‫إﻟﻰ أن ﻧﺒﻘﻰ ﻓﻲ ﺻﺪارة اﻟﺪول اﻟﺘﻲ ﺗﻘﺪم ﺧﺪﻣﺎت ﺻﺤﻴﺔ ﺳﻨﻴﺔ‬ ‫ﻣﺘﻘﺪﻣﺔ وﻣﺘﻄﻮرة واﻣﻨﺔ ‪.‬‬ ‫ﻣﻦ ﻫﻨﺎ ﻓﻘﺪ ﺣﺮﺻﻨﺎ أﺷﺪ اﻟﺤﺮص ﻋﻠﻰ أن ﻳﺰﺧﺮ ﻣﺆﺗﻤﺮﻧﺎ ﺑﺎﻟﻌﺪﻳﺪ‬ ‫ﻣﻦ اﻟﻤﺤﺎﺿﺮات اﻟﻘﻴﻤﺔ ﻳﻘﺪﻣﻬﺎ ﻟﻨﺎ ﺑﺎﻗ ٌﺔ ﻣﻦ اﻟﻤﺤﺎﺿﺮﻳﻦ‬ ‫اﻟﻌﺎﻟﻤﻴﻴﻦ اﻟﻤﺮﻣﻮﻗﻴﻦ ﻣﻦ ﻣﺨﺘﻠﻒ دول اﻟﻌﺎﻟﻢ‪ ،‬ﻛﺈﺳﺒﺎﻧﻴﺎ‬ ‫وإﻳﻄﺎﻟﻴﺎ واﻟﻴﻮﻧﺎن و اﻟﺒﺮﺗﻐﺎل وﻛﻨﺪا ﺑﺎﻹﺿﺎﻓﺔ إﻟﻰ اﻟﻤﺤﺎﺿﺮﻳﻦ‬ ‫اﻟﻌﺮب اﻟﻤﺘﻤﻴﺰﻳﻦ واﻟﺒﺎرزﻳﻦ وﻛﺬﻟﻚ ﻣﺤﺎﺿﺮﻳﻨﺎ اﻷردﻧﻴﻴﻦ اﻟﺬﻳﻦ‬ ‫ﺗﻤﻴﺰوا ﺑﻤﺠﺎﻟﻬﻢ ‪ ،‬ﻟﻨﺘﺒﺎدل اﻟﺨﺒﺮات ﻣﻊ ﻧﻈﺮاﺋﻨﺎ ﻓﻲ ﺷﺘﻰ أﻧﺤﺎء‬ ‫اﻟﻌﺎﻟﻢ‪ .‬ﻋﻼو ًة ﻋﻠﻰ اﻟﻮﻓﻮد اﻟﻌﺮﺑﻴﺔ واﻷﺷﻘﺎء اﻟﻨﻘﺒﺎء اﻟﻌﺮب اﻟﺬﻳﻦ‬ ‫ﺳﻴﺤﺘﻔﻠﻮن ﻣﻌﻨﺎ ﺑﻬﺬا اﻟﺤﺪث اﻟﻌﻠﻤﻲ اﻟﻤﻬﻢ واﻟﻜﺒﻴﺮ‪.‬‬ ‫ﻻ ﻳﺴﻌﻨﻲ ﻫﻨﺎ إﻻ أن أرﺣﺐ ﺑﺠﻤﻴﻊ اﻟﻤﺸﺎرﻛﻴﻦ ﻓﻲ اﻟﻤﺆﺗﻤﺮ‪،‬‬ ‫ﻓﺄﻧﺘﻢ ﺑﻴﻨﻨﺎ ﻣﺤﻞ ﺗﺮﺣﻴﺐ وﺑﻴﻦ أﻫﻠﻴﻜﻢ ‪ ،‬وأﻧﺘﻢ ﻫﻨﺎ ﻓﻲ ﺑﻠﺪ‬ ‫اﻟﺠﺒﺎل اﻟﺴﺒﻊ وأرض اﻟﺤﺸﺪ واﻟﺮﺑﺎط ‪ ،‬ﻣﺘﻤﻨﻴﻦ أن ﺗﺘﻤﻜﻨﻮا‬ ‫ﻣﻦ اﻹﺳﺘﻤﺘﺎع ﺑﻬﺬا اﻟﺒﻠﺪ اﻟﻄﻴﺐ اﻟﺬي ﻳﺤﻮي ﻋﻠﻰ اﻟﻜﺜﻴﺮ ﻣﻦ‬ ‫اﻷﻣﺎﻛﻦ اﻷﺛﺮﻳﺔ واﻟﺴﻴﺎﺣﻴﺔ اﻟﻤﺘﻨﻮﻋﺔ‪.‬‬

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6th DENTAL-FACIAL COSMETIC INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

November 14 - 15 Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai, UAE Dear Colleagues of the Dental Team, It is my honor and pleasure to welcome you all to our 6th Dental-Facial Cosmetic International Conference.

Our specialized conferences are evolving into land marks in the field of Continuous Dental Education. We offer a unique blend of Science, Clinical Knowledge, and Cutting Edge Technology in the field of Dentistry and beyond. All of us, organizers, speakers, and sponsors spare no time or effort to put bring to you the most up to date developments in various fields of Dentistry.

I am sure that this conference will be of the greatest help to develop our knowledge and sharpen our skills in pursuing the goal that we all share, to provide our patients with the best possible solutions for their esthetic needs.

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CEREC DESERT FEST 2014 September 12-13 Dubai, UAE

DR. AMRO ADEL - AREA MANAGER GCC & PAKISTAN, COUNTRY MANAGER SAUDI ARABIA THE PANELISTS LISTENING TO QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE CAD/CAM spectacle “CEREC Desert Fest 2014” was a great success BENSHEIM, Germany: Sirona and the Centre for Advanced Professional Practices (CAPP) organized the first ever “CEREC Desert Fest” with exciting discussions about the newest insight in digital dentistry, real-time demonstrations and an entertaining social program. The event held in Dubai from September 12–13 was aimed at both potential CAD/CAM users and experienced CEREC users.

Sirona presented the CEREC Desert Fest for the first time at The Palace Hotel Downtown Dubai, a beautiful hotel located in the city’s Old Town. More than 200 dental professionals took the chance to share their aspirations for Digital Dentistry and their experience with Sirona’s CAD/CAM system with dental colleagues from all over the world. In addition to pioneer and future CEREC users, dentists and dental technicians from the UAE, professionals from Bahrain, Egypt, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and The Netherlands attended the event.

Volker Vellguth, Vice President Sales Russia, CIS, Middle East and Africa at Sirona: “With the CEREC Desert Fest we wanted to establish and strengthen the connection between our know-how and the experiences of CEREC users in these spectacular surroundings. Professional exchanges are important for the advancement of digital dentistry. We wanted to provide a stage for creative discussions for dental professionals and the more than 200 guests took advantage this opportunity. We can proudly say that the event was a great success for us and CEREC!” The guests clearly enjoyed this new and signature networking event. Filled with entertainment, panel shows, real-time CEREC-demonstrations, desert safaris and table clinic presentations in a beautiful Arabian flavored ambiance in the heart of Dubai.

Dr. Daniel Vasquez, San Diego “What a wonderful experience, we had a great time. When I started my presentation I asked how can I bring Dubai to San Diego or San Diego to Dubai; it is simple, I made many new friends and I hope I can stay in the heart of many of the attendees and of course in all of you.”

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SINUS LIFT BY CRESTAL APPROACH –NOW FOR A WIDER RANGE OF PATIENTS The replacement of lost teeth with implant-prosthetic restoration may sometimes be a problem for clinicians, due to the absence of a sufficient bone quantity.

Among the multiple choice of techniques available for a suitable bone restoration in the maxillary area, the Sinus Physiolift® approach allows a minimally invasive sinus floor elevation by crestal approach, using hydrodynamic pressure and bone graft substitute.

The principle of incompressibility of liquids and the uniform, progressive distribution of pressure within their physical structure , suggested the author to use the hydrodynamic pressure to obtain the sinus membrane’s elevation (hydrodissection).

The use of piezoelectric inserts and the conic-shaped sinus elevator CS1, guarantees a watertight system in a way that the pressure of the physiological solution, contained in a dedicated instrument called Physiolifter, effectively detaches the sinus membrane.

By the use of a specifically shaped new CS2 elevator, the membrane elevation can be also performed in cases where the bone is insufficiently mineralized and watertightness is not perfect, with consequent leakage of the physiological solution; a great support for the operator and a higher guarantee of success!

Furthermore, brand-new insert P2-3 SP represents the chief innovation for the erosion of basal cortex as its conical shape reduces any risk of accidental membrane perforation.

The preparation for CS1 elevator, allowing the access to the membrane, is performed with piezoelectric inserts IM1 SP and IM2 SP (fig 1) and diamond-coated insert P2-3 SP (fig 2).

In case the CS1 elevator doesn’t guarantee a watertight system due to an inadequate mineralized bone (D3, D4) or implant site overpreparation, it will be necessary to use the CS2 elevator, inserted by an implantology contra-angle (fig 3) Once the elevator is inserted, tube and syringe are connected to the elevator, allowing the membrane’s elevation thanks to physiological solution contributed step by step with the Physiolifter into the sinus (fig 4, 5).

When the Schneiderian membrane is elevated, it will be possible to insert the grafting material and eventually place the implant (fig 6).

Thanks to the piezoelectric bone cutting technology and the crestal elevators it is possible, by means of hydrodynamic pressure, to cover a wide range of clinical situations that need sinus elevation. This all with ease and minimum invasivity, and a consequent minimal discomfort for the patient. website: www.mectron.com Fig 5

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M.access Stainless Steel Hand Files.

DENTSPLY Maillefer, a DENTSPLY International Company introduces M.accessâ&#x201E;˘, the new and complete range of stainless steel hand files. M.access brings Swiss made precision and quality to enhance your expertise with stainless steel.

The M.access hand files are made from high grade stainless steel and are machined to premium standards. M.access stainless steel files are ergonomically designed and have a comfortable and easy to grip handle. The hand files can be easily identified with the ISO colour coded handles and are available in boxes of six files across the whole range.

M.access offers superior cutting efficiency and can be used to complete the whole root canal shaping procedure manually or in combination with NiTi rotary files. All Maillefer hand files have a non-active tip respecting the natural root canal path.

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FKG presents TotalFill, a revolutionary pre-mixed Bioceramic sealer For FKG Dentaire SA, located in La Chaux-de-Fonds Switzerland, all stages of each dental treatment should benefit from the very latest technology and best products. FKG is bringing a revolutionary Bioceramic sealer to market. With reduced setting time, no shrinking during setting and increased stability, TotalFill BC Sealer is a real ally for dentists and endodontists alike.

This new radiopaque sealer system is revolutionising endodontic treatment. The Bioceramic sealer comes pre-mixed in a syringe and is extremely simple to use. Thanks to TotalFillâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to bond to both dentin and TotalFill BC points, a perfect seal is achieved, with no shrinkage. The excellent fluidity of the sealer ensures a perfect three-dimensional fill.

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New HEROfill® Oven MICRO-MEGA® is pleased to introduce you its new HEROfill® Oven, with more benefits.

Discover now the benefits of this new HEROfill® Oven!

Faster and easier, this new HEROfill® Oven will permit you to make some efficient obturations: s 0REHEATING TIME OF THE OVEN «Instant heating»: 3 – 4 min - More rapid for the dentist to set up - Easy to demonstrate for sales people s !UTOMATICALLY TURNS OFF AFTER HOURS s (EATING TIME OF THE OBTURATOR MINUTE s 3TAND BY FUNCTION website: www.micro-mega.com

Ivoclar Vivadent introduces the new luting composite Variolink Esthetic to the market The new luting composite Variolink Esthetic is an esthetic light- and dual-curing composite material for the permanent cementation of demanding ceramic and composite restorations.

The material represents the next generation of the well-established, esthetic luting composite Variolink. This new composite is characterized by its combination of exceptional esthetics and user-friendly processing. To ensure precise shade matching of the restoration with the surrounding dentition, the manufacturer has developed the «Effect» shade system. This new system includes five different shades, which enable colour-neutral cementation in addition to luting with brightening or darkening of the restoration. The reactive and patented light initiator Ivocerin safeguards the material’s exceptional shade stability. website: www.ivoclarvivadent.com

Move into the new factory Medesy is hugely investing in new technologically advanced machineries therefore a bigger factory became a must: during August 2014 Medesy moved to the new factory, where we have installed some last generation machineries and internalized the artisanal works that until now were made by Medesy’s artisans in their own small factories.

This way Medesy will increase its monitoring during all phases of production, assuring you the production of highest quality instruments as well as fastest deliveries.

The new building, in an area of 20.000 sqm, is divided into production area and administration area. There is an area dedicated to the exhibition room, to host seminars and as a lounge for our guests and employees.

The move into the new building is another milestone in Medesy’s history and a valuable commitment to the production location in north-Italy website: www.medesy.it Dental News, Volume XXI, Number IV, 2014

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G-aenial Family from GC s G-aenial Anterior & Posterior G-ĂŚnial is one of the rare composite materials that can be really qualified as being user-friendly, not only because of the shade concept, but because it is a unique composition that offers effortless manipulation. Consistency and working times are accommodated to all restorative classes. s G-aenial Universal Flo an innovative concept in composite restorative New concept, new composition: the art of injectable composite G-ĂŚnial Universal Flo benefits from a composition that features a unique filler technology. It has a higher filler load and a homogeneous dispersion of fillers. The resulting improved strength and wear resistance are two key features of this product, opening up the potential for a broader use than standard flowables and making it more suitable for class I to V restorations.

Essentially, it looks like a flowable but behaves like a restorative. Its indications are for direct restorations, minimum intervention cavities and fissure sealing. s G-aenial Bond One bonding agent, two choices Offering a selective etching approach, G-ĂŚnial bond offers the best of both worlds: the simplicity and reduced post-operative sensitivity of a self-etch adhesive together with the greater bond strength that was traditionally found only with etch & rinse adhesives. It is a reliable bonding that had proven its efficiency and durability via several studies.

FDI 2015BANGKOK Annual World Dental Congress 22 - 25 September 2015 - Bangkok Thailand

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EVENTS CALENDAR 2015

EGYPT International Implantology Conference April 28 - 30 Egyptian Dental Association November 11 - 13

SAUDI ARABIA

GERMANY

Saudi Dental Society January 13 - 15

IDS March 10 - 14

Saudi Orthodontic Society February 7 - 9

JORDAN

THAILAND

Jordanian Endodontic conference April 9 - 10

FDI September 22 - 25

ITI Dead Sea October 15 - 16

TUNISIA ATORECD March 21-22

LEBANON Lebanese University May 13 - 16

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BIDM October 8 - 10

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AEEDC February 17 - 19

OMAN

CAD - CAM May 8 - 9

Oman Dental Society December 11 - 13

DFCIC November 13 - 14

EDITORIAL There is nothing permanent except change.

Heraclitus In our today’s world, technological advancements are far from being limited to specific fields. Just like computers, cars, telecommunications and other sectors, Dentistry is witnessing phenomenal innovations, transforming people’s smiles and lives in each and every way.

Only who expect the unexpected can see the future.

Expecting the unexpected is somehow true in our specialt y.

Visionaries have long dreamed of digital intra oral impression, then sending the impression by “e-mail”, and having their work designed and executed by a master dental technician in his remote laboratory, or growing teeth from stem cells, and the list is long. Today, they see their dreams come true.

While the current products will most certainly change over time, I believe that the advice by the dental team on treatment planning, managing oral health and interacting with patient’s demands will remain relevant regardless of technology changes.

Above all, Dental professionals should design an entire ethical roadmap of how to maintain good health.

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As Oral health affects people physically and psychologically, affecting how they look, speak, chew, taste food, socialize and enjoy life , and overall, their entire feeling of social well-being.

Be open-minded and compassionate, and keep dreaming!

Dr. Tony Dib tony.dib@dentalnews.com Dental News Yearbook 2015

Company name: 3SHAPE A/S Country of origin: Denmark Website: www.3shape.com 3Shape specializing in the development and marketing of 3D scanners and CAD/CAM software solutions designed for the creation, processing, analysis and management of 3D data for application in complex manufacturing processes. 3Shape envisions the age of “full digital dentistry”, and its 400 employees, including more than 175 developers provide superior innovation power toward reaching this goal. 3Shape’s flexible solutions empower dental professionals through automation of real workflows, and its systems are applied in thousands of labs in more than 100 countries worldwide.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS Please contact 3shape for distribution partner.

3SHAPE A/S Holmens Kanal 7, 1060 Copenhagen DENMARK Phone: +45 70272620 Fax: +45 7027621 info@3shape.com

3Shape TRIOS® 3Shape TRIOS® reinvents your digital impression taking. Featuring color digital impressions, shade measurement and HD photos, TRIOS® packs precision and speed into an easy to use, powder-free scanning solution. Enhanced detail capture makes it simple to identify preparation margins and evaluate the clinical situation, while shade measurement instantly identifies teeth shades as you scan. HD photos make case documentation, esthetics capture, and show & tell with patients a snap.

And TRIOS® power provides the broadest range of indications.

Created by innovation and design award-winner, 3Shape, TRIOS® comes in cart, pod and chair hardware configurations.

With TRIOS®, 3Shape now brings its vast expertise and innovation power directly to dentists. 3Shape boosts its first-line distributor support network with a training and support force of over 50 in-house experts placed in 6 support and service centers strategically located around the globe.

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3Shape Dental SystemTM 3Shape offers technology-leading dental scanners for 3D scanning of both physical impressions and gypsum models.

High speed scanners with the capability to provide the accuracy and detail required for full-arch bridges and implant bars.

Unique technology features include 5.0 MP cameras, adaptive impression scanning, and texture-capture capabilities. Full integration with 3Shape’s design software ensures the optimal scan-to-design workflow.

3Shape Dental System™ is known throughout the dental industry as the most powerful CAD/CAM design system in the world.

3Shape’s CAD Design software supports familiar workflows, provides the market’s most comprehensive dental indication support and greatly enhances productivity through extensive automation.

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Company name: ACTEON Country of origin: France Website: www.acteongroup.com ACTEON®, one of the world leaders in small equipment and consumables for dentists, has become an internationally-established group. ACTEON® hires more than 650 employees half of whom work outside France, in 5 manufacturing sites (Bordeaux , La Ciotat, Milan and Tuttlingen), and in 15 subsidiaries and representative offices established on the major international dental markets.

ACTEON Imaging®, the Imaging division of ACTEON® group, recognized worldwide as the leader in intra-oral cameras with SOPROLIFE ®, also develops innovative digital radiology systems: PSPIX™ and SOPIX® Series, as well as X-Ray generators (X-Mind). The medical division of SOPRO designs, manufactures and sells a comprehensive range of surgical endoscopy equipment.

ACTEON® has built up its success and leadership through innovation and an international coverage which is constantly improving.

More than 50 high-caliber pharmacists, biologists and engineers, in our research centers work to create new treatment solutions, all to ultimately benefit both the dental practitioner and the patient.

ACTEON Consumables division is the pharmaceutical division of ACTEON® group and the manufacturer of Expasyl® and Riskontrol®, offers a full selection of dental consumables such as anesthetics, endo treatment, hygiene and impression taking products.

ACTEON Small Equipment division of ACTEON® group, is the world leader in piezoelectric generators with its Newtron® range, and offers a complete range of electronic and radiology equipment for dentistry.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

GROUPE DENTAIRE ALGERIEN

MC DOMAR GROUP

ZI de Rouiba Voie A Zone B Rouiba ALGERIA Phone: +213 2 181 4953 gdaabdelmalek@yahoo.fr

81 Angle Rue de Rome et Rue Ibnou Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 228 520 38 mcdomargroup@gmail.com

DENTAL EXPRESS

MEDICODENTAIRE

23 avenue Sidi Boukhari Tanger MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 399 477 95 dentalexpress@gmail.com

22 rue Ahmed Al Maqri, Quartier Racine, Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 223 644 82 medent1.medico@gmail.com

SOTHEMA

CENTRALE D’ACHAT DENTAIRE DU MAROC

ZI Bouskoura, BP 20180, Bouskoura MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 224 370 40 sothema@sothema.com

IDENTITE MEDICALE 1 Angle bld Zerktouni et rue Nisrine Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 222 085 64 idmedical@yahoo.fr

Rue Abou El Kacem Resid. Al Manar III Zehahi ex Babylone, Quartier des Hôpitaux, Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 228 658 65 cadm@menara.ma

INTER TEKNIKA SERVICES Avenue Hedi Nouira Immeuble Eiffel A8-3 ENNA SR II, Tunis TUNISIA Phone: +216 2 009 14 44 contact.its@gnet.tn

LA PHARMACIE CENTRALE DE TUNISIE 51 av. du 10 décembre 1948 C. Mahrajène, Tunis TUNISIA Phone: +216 7 178 30 11 commercial@phct.com.tn

MEDIPHARM 23 rue du Commandant Bjewi, El Menzah 5 Ariana Tunisie, Tunis TUNISIA Phone: +216 7 123 04 89 medipharm.int@gnet.tn

MSI EQUIPEMENTS MEDICO DENTAIRES R6 Rue Abdelkader M’halla, Monastir TUNISIA Phone: +216 7 344 94 01 msi.bouzgarrou@planet.tn

PROMOSCIENCES ZI Charguia rue n°7, Tunis, Carthage TUNISIA Phone: +216 7 178 25 00 promosciences@planet.tn

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X-Mind® trium The new solution 3 in 1 in dental radiology X-Mind trium: No limit Acteon® Imaging presents its new X-Mind trium dental panoramic upgradable to 3D (CBCT) and/or cephalometry. This CBCT is the perfect tool for implant surgery, endodontics, orthodontics, periodontal treatment, general dentistry and ENT. The smallest voxel size available on the market (75 μm) combined with in-house innovative filters (SHARP and STAR) increase the ease and the reliability of the diagnosis. X-Mind trium has 4 FOV sizes going from Ø40x40 mm to Ø110x80 mm to limit the exposure on the region of interest. It delivers 30% less dose than the others cone beam which makes it one of the most suitable for ALARA principle devices.

Developed to provide the optimum level of image quality for superior diagnostic valuation at a minimal dose, X-Mind trium is the ideal partner of your daily work. Simple user or in an multi-users environment, X-Mind trium adapts itself to the evolutions of your clinic and to the specialities of each doctors. Our software AIS, compatible with Windows and Mac OS, has a simple and intuitive use. It will accompany you throughout your development.

Available at the end of 2014.

Piezotome 2 Three times more powerful and with LED too Satelec®, founder of piezoelectric ultrasonic generators for dental use, has already more than demonstrated the benefits of its devices in pre-implant surgery: precision, visibility, comfort and selective cutting.

The second generation takes full advantage of the technological and clinical strengths of Piezotome: Cruise Control™ System, reliability, robustness, enhancing its performance with very high power and premiering the addition of LED technology.

Piezotome 2 provides: s 2APIDITY s %RGONOMICS s ,%$ HANDPIECES s 0ROGRESSIVE FOOTSWITCH s 6ERSATILITY WITH THE THE 0IEZOTOME© MODE AND THE Newtron® mode Piezotome 2, the guarantee for success, robustness and safety, in hyper version!

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Company name: A-DEC Country of origin: United States of America Website: www.a-dec.com “A-dec began with a simple idea: make the best better.”

-Ken Austin, Founder & Co-owner A-dec.

A-dec is the world’s leading manufacturer of dental chairs, delivery systems, and dental lights including the award-winning A-dec LED light.

Mission: Provide a quality environment where people work together for the betterment of dentistry worldwide.

Description: A-dec’s long list of milestones includes some of the industry’s most revolutionary dental equipment. It’s no wonder. A-dec co-founders Ken and Joan Austin never strayed from a single-focused purpose: make the best better. Whether it’s advancing ergonomics, elevating infection control or integrating delivery system technologies, the results have added comfort, efficiency, and reliability to the world of dental care since 1964.

A-dec Inc

AdecDental

AdecDentalEquip

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

GULF PHARMACY

DENTMED (K) LTD

ABDULREHMAN ALGOSAIBI G.T.C.

P.O. Box 2576, Building 390, Road 3009, Block 330, New Zinj, Manama 330 BAHRAIN Phone: +973 17 239399 office@gctbahrain.com

3rd Floor, Darshan Towers, Woodvale Grove, Westlands, P.O. Box 43873 Nairobi, 00100 KENYA Phone: +254 20 4445307 infinity@iconnect.co.ke

Head Office Algosaibi Building, King Abdulaziz Avenue, P.O. Box 215, Riyadh, 11411 SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 1 479 3000 dental@aralgosaibico.com

HIGH TECHNOLOGY COMPANY 17 Omer Bin El Khattab Street Sheraton, P.O. Box 106, Heliopolis Area, Rawda Sheraton, Cairo, 11799 EGYPT Phone: +202 2267 7210 htc_eg@hightechnologyeg.com

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

TAMER LEVANT

DROGUERIE TAMER S.A.L.

Italian City, Villa 570, Nawroz Post - P.O. Box 50 Erbil IRAQ Phone: +964 7501 440 400 levant@tamerholding.com

Tamer - Sim Building, Midan Street Dekwaneh LEBANON Phone: +961 1 694 000 dental@tamerholding.com

SALBASHIAN TRADING CO.

BAHWAN HEALTHCARE CENTRE LLC

128 Wadi Saqra Str. Opp. To Social Security Dept., Amman, 11118 JORDAN Phone: +962 6 4645845 Medical@salbashiangroup.com

P.O. Box 44558, Hawally, 32060 KUWAIT Phone: +965 571 1760 dental@tamerholding.com

P.O. Box 169, PC 100, Ruwi Way 2716 Bldg 996, CBD Area, Muscat OMAN Phone: +968 24793750 equipment@suhailbahwangroup.com

WRIGHT MILLNERS 36 Monte Carlo Crescent, Kyalami Business Park, 1684, Johannesburg SOUTH AFRICA Phone: +2711 549 9600 orders@wright-millners.co.za

GULF & WORLD TRADERS L.L.C. P.O. Box 5527, Deira, Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 4 282 1717 gwtdental@gwtuae.com

MOHAMMED A. SHAMLAN & SONS GROUP Street No. 5, Haddaa Assakaniah Zone P.O. Box 1138 (Tahreer), Sana’a YEMEN Phone: +967 1472 533 massg@yemen.net.ye

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Introducing the A-dec LED Light A superior source of brilliance for all that you do.

Exceptional Illumination. Flood the oral cavity with light for improved vision. The A-dec LED light features three intensity settings of 15,000, 25,000, and 30,000 lux - without compromising a consistent 5,000K neutral white colour temperature and high colour rendering index for accurate tissue analysis.

Unparallelled Ergonomics Automatic hands-free operation turns the light on when the chair back reclines and powers off when the chair moves to the entry/exit position when used with A-dec 300® or A-dec 500® systems. The A-dec LED light glides effortlessly for unlimited positioning with three axes and 540° of rotation. Simple, clean lines ensure easy cleaning.

Illuminate without Curing A-dec’s cure-safe mode provides brilliant yellow light at 25,000 lux, enabling the dental team to work effectively without curing photo-initiated resins.

A-dec 400 Combines versatility with elegance.

Emphasizing flexibility, access and comfort, A-dec 400 satisfies the need for less complexity and more style at a competitive price point.

The new A-dec 400 gives dental teams an option for a truly ambidextrous configuration to accommodate doctor preferences.

The Radius delivery and support modules quickly and easily rotate around the chair for complete left/right compatibility.

A-dec 400 optimizes ergonomics with an ultra-thin backrest and positioning of controls and ancillaries, while eliminating unnecessary movement.

Doctors are able to Radius-mount a monitor, light, control, cuspidor, and assistant’s arm. The front-mounting location offers flexibility for limited space, while providing excellent ergonomics for operators who prefer side delivery.

The structure of the new chair exceeds industry standards for strength, rated for a 400-lb. maximum patient load. The new armrest design also gives patients a particularly sturdy and secure grab point.

For customizable styling, doctors can choose between sleek seamless upholstery and plush sewn upholstery, A-dec’s wide range of color options lend themselves to the A-dec 400 contemporary aesthetic and robust design elements.

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Company name: ANTHOGYR Country of origin: France Website: www.anthogyr.com Contact: e.legloannec@anthogyr.com ANTHOGYR produced its first contra-angle in 1947. For the past 67 years, the French company based near Chamonix at the bottom of the Mont-Blanc, has been proving that an independent firm can compete with the biggest players on the market. As the first dental implant provider to develop a comprehensive solution, ANTHOGYR designs, manufactures in France and Luxembourg, a complete range of implants, instruments and services distributed in more than 100 countries worldwide.

Innovation, industrial expertise and individual commitment constitute the DNA of the company. By acquiring SIMEDA in 2012, ANTHOGYR is already involved in the third industrial revolution: the customized and digital prosthesis.

Axiom® Concept One solution to all clinical indications The Axiom® Concept is composed of three implants systems to cover all clinical indications. Its features provide excellent mechanical strength, and allow the preservation of the peri-implant biologic width integrity for optimal aesthetic result. The implants benefit from common modern specifications: conical connection, platform-switching, efficient bone stimulation, Grade V medical titanium, a 100% biocompatible BCP® surface treatment. They also have common surgical and prosthetic kits, and a full range of prosthetic parts.

Axiom® REG designed for most clinical indications and for most practitioners Axiom® 2.8 for single mesiodistal space for the incisor sector Axiom® PX for the indications of immediate post-extraction implant placement and low-density bone.

MONT-BLANC® Range Reach for the Top Robust and reliable, the Mont Blanc® contra-angles have been designed to yield efficiency and security in your dental practice.

The Mont Blanc® contra-angles for implantology are available with LED lighting, with fiber optics or without light. LED technology provides a « Day light » quality lighting (31 000 Lux) and allows optimal visibility of the working site. The Mont Blanc® contraangles for implantology deliver torque of up to 80 N.cm making it possible to complete any implant sequences. Optimized for working with Implanteo® LED motor.

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Torq Control® Universal torque wrench Precision instrument with a torque adjustment system that enables tightening of prosthetic components at specific torque levels.

Automatic declutching when the selected torque is reached in order to comply with protocols for screw tightening and to limit the risk of screw rupture or loosening. The Torq Control® presents 7 torque levels (from 10 to 35 N.cm) and universal connection of prosthetic mandrels compatible with all implant systems. Its micro-head and its ergonomical handle allow an excellent visibility in the mouth and an easier access to posterior areas.

It reduces range of motion compared with tightening using a ratchet wrench.”

SAFE RELAX® Gentle, efficient and quick Removal of a bridge or crown remains a delicate procedure. This can be a traumatic experience for the patient. With these constraints in mind, Anthogyr has developed the SAFE RELAX®.

The intensity and frequency of the micro-strokes can be controlled for a safety work. The SAFE RELAX® crown and bridge remover enables you to successfully carry out crown and bridge removals without stress for the patient.

- its unique non-reloading mechanism fits onto all brands of electric and air motors.

- its high-frequency micro-strokes make it the fastest system in the world : up to 20 movements per second !

- Porcelain is protected by the regular and controlled intensity of the micro-strokes.

D LOO IS K TR I IB NG U F TO O RS R

The SAFE RELAX® is available with a wide inserts range to suit all prosthesis configurations.

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Company name: BEYOND® DENTAL & HEALTH INC. Country of origin: United States of America Website: www.beyonddent.com Since founding in 2003, BEYOND® Dental & Health has grown rapidly into a global leader in professional tooth whitening systems and related consumables with more than 30,000 chair-side professional teeth whitening systems in place worldwide. Dentists and hygienists in more than 90 countries are giving beautiful, white smiles to their patients while building profits for their practices. BEYOND® products are developed and marketed worldwide by BEYOND® Dental & Health Inc, a U.S. corporation based in Houston, Texas.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS EXTRADENT SARL Ain el Bey 01, El Fedj, No33 Constantine 25020 ALGERIA Phone: +213 (0)31903680 info@extradent-dz.com

SAFWAN TRADING & CONTRACTING COMPANY (K.S.C.) Ali Abdul Wahab Building, Old Shuwaikh, Street No. 6, Block No. 152, Safat KUWAIT Phone: +965 22276888 awagih@safwantrading.com

GULF PHARMACY & GENERAL STORE

FPM SARL

Bldg No. 2038, Road 4156, Block 341, Juffair BAHRAIN Phone: + 973 17239399 office@gctbahrain.com

Beirut, Sin el fil, Horsh Tabet, Yelvan Street, Delta Centre, 4th floor LEBANON Phone: +961 1 495111 info@fpm-me.com

AL WARDANY IMPORT & EXPORT

ALNABAA COMPANY FOR DENTAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Cairo, AL Manial, Al Saraya Street, Building No. 5, 2nd Floor, Office No. 14 EGYPT Phone: +2 02 23654 322 alwardany@link.net

Salah Al Deen Rrd, Bab Ben Gshear near Palaces Hospitality Street LIBYA Phone: +218 217190087 abdo_enj@hotmail.com

DONYA KALAYE SINA

AL FARSI MEDICAL SUPPLIES

No. 9, Vernuse Ave, Keshavarz Blv, Tehran IRAN Phone: +98 21 88998250 behzadi@dks-me.com

Al Khuwair, Muscat OMAN Phone: +968 2448 5625 sales@alfarsi.me

SNOW CO. LTD. Erbil, Doctors street, Hamza building, 1st Floor IRAQ Phone: +964 7504556684 snow_medical@yahoo.com

OSAMA FADEL AL-DEEN LUTFI EST. Al-Jebeha, Al-Baladia St. 57 Amman JORDAN Phone: +962 6 5333115 expodent@orange.jo

SALA MEDICAL COMPLEX AL-Ali House Mezzanine Floor Suite 110, Behind Philips Showroom, AL-Khuwair AL-ELM Street, Muscat OMAN Phone: +968 24 485 159 salamedical@yahoo.com

EIN SINAN CO. No. 26 Tarfaa St. Razak Bldg, 2nd Floor, C-ring road Najma, Doha QATAR Phone: +974 55504113 einsinan@yahoo.com

MEDICAL VISION EST. Riyadh Showroom: 220 Dabab St. Phone: +966 (11)4640049 Jeddah Showroom: Khalid Ibn AlWaleed St., AlWaleed Comm Center Phone: +966(12)6140657 AlKhobar Showroom: King AbdulAziz St. Phone: +966 (13) 8940630 Southern Area Office Phone: +966 542076465 SAUDI ARABIA

MAGEET DENTAL SUPPLY North East Al-Usra Club, Khartoum -3 SUDAN Phone: +249 183582046 mageet_2004@hotmail.com

WASHASH INTERNATIONAL Office Z 10, SAIF Zone, Sharjah UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 65529186 info@washash-intl.com

DENTAL ADVISOR , DENTAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES 20th Street, Sana’a YEMEN Phone: +967 1 538408 aydarose555@yahoo.com

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BEYOND® II Whitening Accelerator The BEYOND® II Whitening Accelerator is a reinvented version of our BEYOND® Power Whitening Accelerator System, allowing teeth whitening to be even more simple and affordable. This innovation, containing a high intensity LED light output, will assist in providing superior teeth whitening results in a shorter treatment time. With the BEYOND® II, a high-intensity LED light is used to deliver a tailored beam of light between 480 and 520 nanometers in wavelength needed to activate BEYOND® whitening gels and provide up to 6-8 shade improvements with NO sensitivity.

With its chic and modern look, the BEYOND ® II also offers additional features including adjustable light intensity that allows for three different settings (low, medium, high) according to the teeth condition of the patient. Other unique features include a simultaneous option that allows for the effective teeth whitening treatment of two patients at the same time, a digital display control board, and a suitably designed retractor that in conjunction with the LED light, allows for a perfect light focus with every procedure. Additionally, The BEYOND® II also includes a built-in purifier that will provide a cleaner environment within the dental practice.

BEYOND® Polus Teeth Whitening Accelerator BEYOND® also features the Polus®, winner of The Dental Advisor’s Top Whitening System Award for four years in a row (2011-2014).

The BEYOND® Polus® uses an innovative LightBridge™ technology that combines powerful halogen and LED light technologies to produce an intense light output, while an advanced filtration system of coated optical glass and over 150,000 optical fibers removes all harmful heat and ultraviolet (UV) light prior to exposure to the tooth surface. When used in combination with BEYOND®’s proprietary teeth whitening gel, a single 30 minute chair side treatment produces brilliant whitening results with NO sensitivity.

The BEYOND® Polus® allows the treating dentist to adjust the light intensity of the system between three settings: gentle, normal, and intense, according to the teeth condition of the patient.

Also Included is the dual-wavelength Polus® curing light, capable of curing both CPQ and PPD composites. The BEYOND® Polus® offers a 360o range of motion for perfect positioning within any treatment room, touch-user interface (TUI), remote control, motorized height adjustment, and a single tooth whitening option, making it the ultimate whitening system for any practice.

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Company name: BIEN-AIR DENTAL SA Country of origin: Switzerland Website: www.bienair.com In 1959, David Mosimann, an inventive precision mechanic with a very entrepreneurial mindset, decided to set up his own business by founding Bien-Air. Bien-Air today has more than 350 employees in Switzerland and worldwide. The company, located in Switzerland, has its head office in Bienne, while it’s other two production and assembly plants are in the Jura region. Well established in “Watch Valley”, with its cultural heritage of research, high precision and practical ingenuity, the company creates and manufactures all its products locally, from A to Z! Over the years, Bien-Air has evolved from being a manufacturer of Swiss Made instruments to a customized line designer.

Mr. Edgar Schönbächler, Chief Executive Officer, Bien-Air Dental SA

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

GULF MARKETS INTERNATIONAL Alfanar Building, Estiqlal Highway P.O. Box 5854, East Riffa BAHRAIN Phone: +973 1 749 0040 shahid@gulfmarketsintl.com

HOSSEIN SHOJAEE DENTAL SUPPLY CO. 33 North Saba Ave, P.O. Box 15815 Tehran IRAN Phone: +98 21 6646 70079 hossein@shojaeedental.com

JITICO FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES

CARE

233 Wasfi Al Tal St. / Khalda, P.O. Box 7631 Al Dahnoon Business Center Amman 11118 JORDAN Phone: +962 6 535 3379 mhamed@go.com.jo

P.O. BOX 55306 11534 Riyadh SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 14645359 a.barmada@care-hdh.com

AL-BADER SCIENTIFIC P.O. Box 24119 13102 Safat KUWAIT Phone: +965 22 461 116 +965 22 442 716 janetd93@hotmail.com

AL-HAYAT PHARMACEUTICALS Al Wahda Street, P.O. Box 4483 Sharjah UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 6 559 2481 mueen.abueida@alhayatuae.com

DENTAL ADVISOR AL-NASEEM SCIENTIFIC BUREAU Al-Mansoor Hay Dragh Block 603, Alley 17, House 11 Baghdad IRAQ Phone: +2 02 23654 322 Email: alwardany@link.net

KITCO Saydeh Center, Sarba Highway P.O. Box 1876, 3rd Floor - Philips Bldg Jounieh LEBANON Phone: +961 9 640 321 kitco@inco.com.lb

P.O. Box 302 Sana’a YEMEN Phone: +967 736003353 aydarose555@yahoo.com

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iOPTIMA Bien-Air Dental and Apple® reunite to boost the performance of dental surgeries Bien-Air has launched a unique system which will substantially boost the performance of dental surgeries. With the iOptima, any practitioner can transform a traditional air system into a modern electric unit equipped with a brushless and sensorless micromotor and an iPod touch interface from Apple ®. All at an unrivalled price. The iOptima is perfect for all your restorative and endodontic interventions.

iCHIROPRO A Revolution from Bien-Air The iChiropro is the implantology and surgery system everyone’s talking about. Its innovative solutions make practitioners’ lives easier.

The iChiropro device controlled from an iPad and equipped with some of the best performing instruments on the market, paves the way for a new generation of medical equipment. Available for free download from the Apple App Store, the iChiropro application can be customised as desired.

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Company name: BISCO, INC. Country of origin: United States of America Website: www.bisco.com BISCO, a global leader in aesthetic dentistry continues to develop innovative products for contemporary dentistry. At BISCO “Adhesion is our passion” and we dedicate our lives to understanding and improving the bond. We understand the importance of the supporting layer of the restoration. Whether you are working with implants, zirconium, ceramics/lithium disilicate, or porcelain fused to metal we focus on dentistry from the bottom up so your patients can enjoy top down esthetics.

BISCO proudly manufactures its materials in the United States and markets its products through highly trained, focused distributors outside the United States. At BISCO, we understand that product quality, consistency and freshness are of great importance. BISCO Dental Products are available worldwide with award winning brand names such as ALL-BOND UNIVERSAL®, AELITE™, DUO-LINK UNIVERSAL™, eCEMENT®, TheraCal LC® and Z-PRIME™ Plus.

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MENA DISTRIBUTORS

BASAMAT MEDICAL SUPPLIES (BASAMAT PHARMADENT)

DENTAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES – DMS

Jabal Al-Hussein, Al-Razi Street, Building No. 125, Amman JORDAN Phone: +962 6 5605395 zqwaider@basamat.com

Sed el Bouchreih, Imad el Hachem Center 2nd floor, Beirut LEBANON Phone: +961 1 253107 dms@dms-leb.com

ALPHA MEDICAL

AL-TURKI MEDICAL GROUP LTD.

Bneid Al-Qar, Block 6 Str. 63, Bldg. 15, Floor 13 Code 22073 - Salmiya KUWAIT Phone: +965 2 2478611 georgesaba@alphamedicale.com

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AMG Building, Al-Buhtari Street, Al Zahra District Riyadh 11412 SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 1 4766828 m.elsamra@alturki.med.sa

PASA DENTAL Millet Cad. Karagul Is Merkezi No.102 - Findikzade Istanbul 34270 TURKEY Phone: +90 212 531 29 71 hkara@pasadental.com.tr

D.K.S. CO. Bolourchi Medical Equipment No.508, Radisson Hotel Deira Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 4 2210151 amir@dks-me.com

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ALL-BOND UNIVERSAL® Light-Cured Dental Adhesive BISCO’s ALL-BOND UNIVERSAL allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion. ALL-BOND UNIVERSAL is a light-cured, single-component dental bonding agent that combines etching, priming, and bonding in a single bottle.

It simplifies restorative procedures by adapting to self-, total-, and selective-etch techniques and due to the low film thickness, ALL-BOND UNIVERSAL is easily spread thin allowing for easy cementation to tight-fitting crowns. ALL-BOND UNIVERSAL is compatible with all light-, self-, and dual-cured resin composites and cements for all direct and indirect bonding procedures.

Other single-bottle adhesives may need more than 1 bottle for indirect restorations, but with ALL-BOND UNIVERSAL, no additional activator is required providing you a significant cost savings and guaranteed clinical effectiveness!

TheraCal LC® Resin-Modified Calcium Silicate Pulp Protectant/Liner TheraCal LC is dentistry’s first radiopaque, light-curable flowable composite containing “apatite stimulating” calcium silicates to protect and stimulate pulpal and dentin repair. It is the ideal replacement to calcium hydroxide, glass ionomer-based or, RMGI materials due to its excellent handling, ease of placement, and enhanced regenerative properties. TheraCal LC performs as a barrier and protectant of the dental pulpal complex.

With high physical properties and low solubility immediately following light-cure, TheraCal LC is ideally suited for all deep cavity preparations. Ease of placement is facilitated by a 20 second light-cure and ability to be syringed directly onto the preparation and pulp without pre-mixing or the need for any additional activators. The proprietary hydrophilic resin formulation creates a stable and durable liner. Following placement of TheraCal LC the final restorative may be placed immediately, a significant clinical advantage.

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Company name: CAVEX HOLLAND BV Country of origin: The Netherlands Website: www.cavex.nl Cavex Holland BV in The Netherlands was founded in 1908. Due to ongoing inbound research & development and a strong focus on customers’ needs, Cavex evolved into the rock solid, innovative, global company it is today.

Modern Cavex is a highly competitive, manufacturing organization with a distinct assortment of high quality, branded and OEM products, available worldwide. The Cavex assortment comprises impression materials, composites, bonding systems, hygiene products, endodontic products,

a home bleaching system, laboratory products and temporary materials.

Cavex will continue to create and produce new products in close corporation with its valued customers. We value your input and your impression will always be our main concern.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS PROMODENTA SARL.

DIÉTI-PHARM

21, Rue Boumenir Mouloud 26000 Medea ALGERIA Phone: +213 25 596277 promodenta@gmail.com

1100 2140 Beirut LEBANON Phone: +961 1 447 603 dietipha@inco.com.lb

CYPRUS PHARMACEUTICAL ORGANIZATION LTD. Costas Papaellinas Organization Ltd. P.O. Box 21005, 1500 Nicosia CYPRUS Phone: +357 22 863 100 cpomeditec@papaellinas.com

BENGHAZI DENTAL CENTER P.O. Box 7936 Benghazi LIBYA Phone: +218 61 223 3089 bendental@hotmail.com

SIPROMED S.A.

13, 26th July Street Cairo EGYPT Phone: +20 2 22919808

91, rue Abou Alaa Zhar (Ex Rue Vesale), Quartier des Hospitaux 20100 Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 522 86 53 66 sipromed.medical@gmail.com

YEGANEH CO.

ACCROS TRADING COMPANY

Dental Supplies No. 1&2 Marjan Arcade,in front of East Terminal Tehranpars, Damavand St. Tehran IRAN Phone: +98 21 7763 765 yeganeh.inc@gmail.com

P.O. Box 23006 Doha QATAR Phone: +974 44816511 info@accros.org

WAZIN DENTAL & MEDICAL LTD European Dental Ctr, Bakhtiari Street Erbil IRAQ Phone: +964 66 2100 252 info@europedentalcenter.com

Stores and Pharmacies P.O. Box 2 21411 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 2 660 29 23 batterjee@batterjeenat.com

BURGAN DRUGSTORES

ANAS DENTAL SUPPLIES

P.O. Box 773, 11118 Amman JORDAN Phone: +962 6 533 7910 info@burgan.com.jo

P.O. Box 4476 Damascus SYRIA Phone: +963 11 222 1973

ERZING DENTAL SUPPLY

BATTERJEE NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL

MSI EQUIPMENTS MEDICODENTAIRES R6, Rue Abdelkader Mhalla 5000 Monastir TUNISIA Phone: +216 73 449 401 msi.bouzgarrou@planet.tn

INTER MEDICAL SERVICE 7, Bis Rue de Cologne, 1002 Tunis TUNISIA Phone: +216 71 799 344 commercial@ims.com.tn

GÜLSA TIBBI CIHAZLAR VE MALZEME San Tic A.S. Meriç Mah 5627 Sok. No.: 10, Camdibi Bornova 35090 - Izmir TURKEY Phone: +90 232 4690 033 info@gulsa.com.tr

NEW AL FARWANIYA P.O. Box 47837, Abu Dhabi UAE Phone: +971 2 6775447 farwania@emirates.net.ae

PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT PO Box 30351, Sharjah UAE Phone: +971 6 5630009 profmed@emirates.net.ae

MOHAMMED A. HAJAR TRADING CO. Dental Equipment Center PO Box 1749 Sana’a REPUBLIC OF YEMEN Phone: +967 1 218 750 dental@y.net.ye

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Sensitive teeth

Application

Tooth sensitivity is a frequently occurring problem. Large numbers of people are tormented every day by sensitive elements such as exposed dentine or as a result of a whitening treatment. Existing treatments, with special tooth pastes, fluoride, calcium phosphate etc. quite often provide only temporary and rather poor relief. On the other hand, solutions that do provide long-term relief – for example the ones including glutaraldehyde – are seen as radical or unappealing because of their aggressive nature. So, what is an appropriate solution to this painful problem?

Cavex Bite&White ExSense, originally developed to eliminate sensitivity after whitening treatments, has proved to be highly effective in relieving tooth sensitivity in general. The product can be applied in various ways, depending on the nature of the sensitivity. One very effective method is to use a ‘tailor-made tray’ filled with Cavex Bite&White ExSense and allow the elements to ‘bathe’ for 10 minutes in the curative conditioner. If the complaint is more localised, Cavex Bite&White ExSense can also be applied very effectively to the sensitive spot with the tip of a finger. Whatever method is used, the result is always the same: quick relief from sensitivity.

The perfect solution Cavex Bite&White ExSense offers fast and long-lasting relief for sensitive teeth thanks to an innovative cocktail of hydroxyapatite and ‘hydro-dispersing clay’. The unique properties of the hydro-dispersing clay ensure accelerated dispersion as well as giving a penetration boost to the hydroxyapatite. Thanks to the synergetic composition of Cavex Bite&White ExSense, the hydroxyapatite penetrates extra deeply into the tubili and micro-cracks in the enamel. This means that these are sealed off completely, while at the same time, a process of crystallisation helps to restore micro-hardness and accelerates the remineralisation process.

For everyone Cavex Bite&White ExSense is exclusively available from dentists and dental hygienists. Thanks to its natural composition, the patient can safely use Cavex Bite&White ExSense themselves (at home) so that sensitive teeth become no more than a painful memory. Cavex Bite&White ExSense, a blessed relief for sensitive teeth.

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Company name: COLTÈNE/WHALEDENT AG Country of origin: Switzerland Website: www.coltene.com COLTENE is a global leader in the development, manufacture and sales of consumables and small-size equipment for dental treatment applications.

The Dental Group offers a wide range of products, encompassing six segments – solutions for almost all dental treatments. The complete endodontology programme includes root canal preparation with files and rinsing solutions, obturation and post systems. The next extensive range is centred entirely on restorative filling therapy. This particularly includes temporary and permanent filling materials, as well as adhesive systems and polymerisation lamps. Prosthetics represents a further main area. It includes a wide spectrum of condensation and addition crosslinking impression materials. The segments of treatment aids, infection control and rotating instruments round off the programme.

COLTENE has time and time again developed pioneering innovations for over 50 years, and ROEKO for over a 100 years who offer the user first grade dental solutions.

Today the COLTENE Group operates production facilities in Switzerland, Germany, Hungary, Brazil and the USA. It maintains a worldwide sales network with its own subsidiaries and distribution partners in over 120 countries.

COLTENE therefore serves dentists, dental technicians, opinion leaders and universities with tailored quality products and services – worldwide.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

YOUSUF MAHMOOD HUSAIN COMPANY

AL-SAYAFE MEDICAL

ALI BIN ALI MEDICAL

58, Tijjar Road BAHRAIN Phone: +973 17276176 thomas@ymh.com.bh

Jaber Mubarak Street, Sharq 22052 Salmiya KUWAIT Phone: +965 2 2454924 alsayafe@alsayafemedical.com

Al Jelaiat St., No. 37, Bin Omran DOHA QATAR Phone: +974 4469888 medical@alibinali.com

EGYPTIAN IMPORT OFFICE

DROGUERIE TAMER SAL

12 Eleskander Elakbar Str. Elazarita EGYPT Phone: +20 4860245 eio@eio-medical.com

Beirut - Dekwaneh LEBANON Phone: +961 1 694000 dental@tamerholding.com

ASNAN EST. FOR MEDICAL SERVICES

APADANA TAK

BENGHAZI DENTAL CENTER

NO.45, GHODS AVE, KESHAVARZ BLVD. TEHERAN IRAN Phone: +98 21 88965650 apadantak@gmail.com

Elberka Str. No. 1 LY - BENGHAZI LIBYA Phone: +218 61 223 3089 bendental@hotmail.com

HIMAT CO. LTD.

LE MEDICO DENTAIRE S.A.

Int. Medical Advamced Technologies Al. Jawhara Trading Centre No. 45 Al-Mansour, 14th Ramadan St. 10013 Baghdad IRAQ Phone: +964 1 5434324 main@himat.net

22, Rue Ahmed al Maqri, Racine 20050 Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 22364482 medent1@menara.com

HIMED CO. LTD.

MUSCAT OMAN Phone: +968 24701557 sandeepkunder@subhailbahwangroup.com

Al-Madina Al-Munawara st.

Faisaly Trading Bl. No. 295, Amman JORDAN Phone: +962 65665481 al.hayderi@himedco.com

BAHWAN HEALTHCARE CENTRE LLC.

RIYADH SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 2 4621613 asnanest@gmail.com

SOCIÉTÉ PROMOSCIENCES Matérial et Produits Dentaires Z.I. Charguia - Rue No 7 2035 TUNIS CARTHAGE TUNISIA Phone: +216 1 782 500 promosiences@planet.tn

CITY PHARMACY CO. Hamdan Street Al Otaiba Bldg., 9th Floor Abu Dhabi UAE Phone: +971 2 6323016 cityphrm@emirates.net.ae

AL-AMMARI TRADING Hadda Street, Al-Jama’a Post.

Sana’a YEMEN Phone: +967 1 245 330 Salammary2@yahoo.com

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AFFINIS Perfect Impressions AFFINIS offers an innovative surface affinity and optimized flow properties which lead to perfect impressions. The premium ASilicone is characterized by best wetting properties of teeth and gingiva. Even in a moist environment AFFINIS flows like a hydrocolloid into the narrowest areas and the deep sulcus without applying pressure. The self contouring consistency avoids air entrapments that can consequently lead to trapped air voids and distortions. The thixotropic behavior of AFFINIS delivers excellent stability and does not drip from the tooth. With its universal product range AFFINIS offers the right material for every indication. s )NNOVATIVE SURFACE AFFINITY AND OPTIMIZED FLOW PROPERTIES s "EST WETTING PROPERTIES OF TEETH AND GINGIVA s &LOWS LIKE A HYDROCOLLOID INTO THE NARROWEST AREAS AND THE DEEP sulcus without applying pressure s 3ELF CONTOURING CONSISTENCY WHICH AVOIDS AIR ENTRAPMENTS s 4HIXOTROPIC BEHAVIOR DELIVERS EXCELLENT STABILITY AND DOES NOT drip from the tooth s Universal product range offers the right material for every indication

Fill-Up!TM In a single step to give a perfect result The tooth coloured, fluorescent and radiopaque bulk composite is a perfect amalgam replacement and alternative to glasionomer cements and compomers – combining the advantages of resin-based composites and a simplified and time-efficient handling. Owing to its dual curing properties, fillings with Fill-Up! can be administered in arbitrary filling depth without the need of a covering layer.

Welcome on the safe side!

Conventional light curing bulk filling materials are limited in their curing depth, putting into question whether the restoration fully cures. On the contrary, the dual curing property of Fill-Up! guarantees a thorough curing down to the bottom of the cavity.

Moreover, chemical curing minimises shrinkage stress dramatically, preventing micro fractures and postoperative sensitivities.

As supported by study, the bonding partner ParaBond caters for a perfect marginal seal comparable to the one of conventional composites - before and after thermo cycling and chewing abrasion – ensuring a secure long-term restorative solution.

Convenient and fast Fill-Up! is applied in a single layer and finished with rotary instruments. The material is easy and quickly polishable to a high gloss and therefore is the perfect choice for all Class I and II fillings, cavity lining and core build-ups – wherever a fast and a esthetic restoration is required.

Fill-Up! Deep. Fast. Perfect.

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Company name: CROSSTEX Country of origin: United States of America Website: www.crosstex.com

MENA DISTRIBUTORS PIRO TRADING INTERNATIONAL 700 E. Main Street Turlock, CA 95380 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Phone: +209 667 7204 www.pirotrading.com caroline@pirotrading.com

Crosstex International Inc. (A division of Cantel Medical Corporation (NYSE: CMN) manufactures a wide array of infection prevention and control products for the healthcare industry, the majority manufactured in its FDA-registered New York facility.

Founded in 1953 and headquartered in Hauppauge, New York, Crosstex sells innovative products including: sterilization pouches, chemical and biological monitoring products, patient towels/bibs, surface disinfectants, germicidal wipes, hand sanitizers, gloves, sponges, cotton products, saliva ejectors and evacuator tips.

Also, Crosstex is a recognized leader for its line of personal protection equipment (almost one in every three face masks worn in the U.S is a Crosstex mask).

Crosstex Sterility Crosstex offers a wide-array of products and services that enable hospitals, surgery centers, office-based practitioners and dental offices to safely and accurately monitor and verify their sterilization practices and protocols. Processing over 2.5 million mail-in spore tests annually, Crosstex processes biological spore tests from a diverse range of customers (National and Local Distributors, Medical Institutions, Physicians,

Veterinarians, Tattoo/Beauty Parlors, Teaching Universities, Dentists, Dental Service Organizations, Group Purchasing Organizations and Government Agencies). In partnership with these clients, world-leading distributors, and organizational institutions such as: OSAP, ADA, AAMI; Crosstex works to educate the industry on proper sterility assurance and infection control processes.

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Secure Fit Mask Secure Fit Technology Face Masks are patent-pending fluid resistant, ear loop, single-use face masks. Incorporating an aluminum strip both above the nose and under the chin, the wearer pinches the strips to create a custom fit for a secure seal at the top, sides and bottom of the mask.

Secure Fit Technology Masks are available in all three ASTM performance classifications (Level 1, 2 and 3). Each type has a fluid resistant outer layer; a white inner layer and aluminum nose and chin pieces, as well as, earloops that are ultrasonically welded to the outside of the mask to reduce irritation.

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believe surgical mask failures are “ Ilargely or entirely due to their lack of fit.

Lisa M. Brosseau, ScD, CIH Director, Industrial Hygiene Program University of Minnesota, School of Public Health; Division of Environmental and Occupational Health.

AVAILABLE IN ASTM LEVEL 3

ASTM LEVEL 2

ASTM LEVEL 1

3x’s more protection than standard masks* (Data on file) Aluminum nose and chin pieces (green arrows) reduce gapping (purple arrows)

Rated Top Mask 3 Years in a Row - Dental Advisor

BETTER FIT = REDUCED RISK! Experience Secure Fit® Today For Videos and Samples Visit: Crosstex.com/SecureFit

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Company name: DENTSPLY INTERNATIONAL Country of origin: United States of America Website: www.dentsplymea.com For over a century, DENTSPLY International has been committed to providing the dental community with innovative, high quality, cost-effective dental products. The Company’s aim is to deliver solutions ‘For Better Dentistry’ that benefit practitioners and patients everywhere, optimis-

ing our global resources to lead the industry in innovation, quality and service. A unique feature of the organisation is that these solutions cover the entire life cycle of the tooth, from preventive care to tooth replacement.

The Company has grown to become the largest manufacturer of professional dental products in the world. With facilities in more than 40 nations on six continents, the Company distributes its dental products in over 120 countries under some of the most well established brand names in the dental industry.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS BAHRAIN

LEBANON

ACADEMY DENTAL

GULF PHARMACY & GENERAL

PHARMACOL SAL

Phone: +973 17 239 386 orders@gctbahrain.com

Phone: +961 4 525278 carole.manhal@pharmacol1.com

Phone: +212 522 862671 y.elfassi@academy-dentaire.ma youneselfassi@yahoo.fr

EGYPT

TOFF DENTAL-DIV. OF TOFF GROUP

MIDDLE EAST DENTAL SUPPLIES

Phone: +961 181 0623 dental@cyberia.net.lb fadi.balhawan@hotmail.com

Phone: +202 24513870 +202 24513874 eid.kabrita@gmail.com

DENTALTECH SARL

NS Dental Phone: +212 522 951238 nsdental@menara.ma nsdental.info@gmail.com OMAN

Phone: +961 595 0707 info@dentaltechsarl.com

MUSCAT PHARMACY & STORES LLC

Phone: +202 224 19054 +202 224 19296 saadeldin@meit.com.eg

LIBYA

Phone: +968 2481 4501 mphq@mpmct.com

HIGH TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

Phone: +218 912183116 +218 916627191 g.m@alnabaa.ly / abdo_enj@hotmail.com

MIDDLE EAST INT’L TRADING CO.

Phone: +202 226 77210 +202 226 77209 htc_eg@hightechnologyeg.com IRAQ

TAMER LEVANT LTD

ALNABAA COMPANY FOR DENTAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES

ALREYADA AL-ARABIA FOR IMPORTATION OF EQUIPMENT & MEDICAL SUPPLIER

Phone: +964 7501 440400 levant@tamerholding.com

Phone: +218 619082076 +218 925880267 ellsufi@yahoo.com

JORDAN

AL-NAQQA FOR DENTAL & MEDICAL

NABIH NABULSI DRUGSTORES

Phone: +218 91 2134843 +218 92 6530337 al_naqqa@yahoo.com

Phone: +962 6560 0102 nabulsi@go.com.jo

IBN-RUSHD DRUG STORE Phone: +962 6 552 6162 tareq@irds.jo

ABU-SHEHAB INT’L EST DENTAL SUPPLIES

BAHWAN HEALTHCARE Phone: +968 2479 3750, Ext 421 erp@suhailbahwangroup.com

SALA MEDICAL COMPLEX LLC Phone: +968 2448 5159 salamedical@yahoo.com PALESTINE

AWARTANI DENTORIENT Phone: +970 2295 6628 awartani_dentorient@yahoo.com QATAR

GERMINMED

MAURITANIA

Phone: +974 442 72148 abdallahsh@germinmed.com.qa

ESPACE DENTAIRE

MASAR MEDICAL

Phone: +222 42 00 42 42 +222 45 25 12 34 espacedentaire.mr@gmail.com

Phone: +974 4436 4371 masar@masarqatar.com.qa SAUDI ARABIA

Phone: +962 6560 6785 Burhan_sami@yahoo.com

MOROCCO

SOTHEMA DENTAIRE

ABDULREHMAN AL GOSAIBI GTC

KUWAIT

Phone: +212 522 320606 f.moustain@sothema.ma

Phone: +966 11 479 3000 dental@aralgosaibico.com

LA MEDICO DENTAIRE

AL RAZI MED.SUPPLIES EST.

Phone: +212 522 364482 medent1@menara.ma medent1.medico@gmail.com zineb.yacoubi@gmail.com

Phone: +966 12 652 0132 alrazimed@gmail.com

YIACO MEDICAL CO. W.L.L Phone: +965 223 0600 dental@yiacokuwait.com

ALGHANIM HEALTH CARE GEN. TRAD. CO. W.L.L Phone: +965 222 10050 noor.boresly@alghanimhc.com

ASNAN EST. Phone: +966 11 491 6327 asnan@asnan.net.sa

PROTAPER NEXTâ&#x201E;˘ The next generation of the endo gold standard

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PROTAPER NEXT is the newest innovation to the PROTAPERÂŽ UNIVERSAL system, which has been the gold standard in endodontics for many years.

PROTAPER NEXT features the same variable taper design that clinicians have turned to for more than a decade, but refined to improve performance for fully-tapered, predictable shaping and greater procedural efficiency that will handle the vast majority of root canal treatments.

Key features: s M-WireÂŽ NiTi alloy for increased flexibility and resistance to cyclic fatigue s 0ATENTED OFF CENTRE RECTANGULAR CROSS SECTION FOR GREATER STRENGTH AND MORE SPACE FOR DEBRIS REMOVAL s /NE TORQUE SETTING ONE SPEED SETTING AND ONLY TWO FILES PER TREATMENT FOR THE MAJORITY OF CASES1 s 3WAGGERING ACTION THAT REDUCES BINDING AND IMPROVES DEBRIS REMOVAL s &ASTER SHAPING s 0RE STERILISED PROTAPER NEXT offers a complete system solution for all the steps of the endodontic procedure, with matched paper points, gutta-percha points and obturators.

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The one Collection A collection of high performance restorative materials, the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;one brandsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; have been designed for ease of use, while also delivering outstanding clinical results. The collection comprises of: s CERAM XÂŽ one UNIVERSAL, a single translucency system designed for lifelike everyday restorations combined with simplified shading. s ceram.xÂŽ one DENTIN & ENAMEL is designed for highly aesthetic, natural restorations. It replicates the anatomy of natural teeth by utilising only two translucencies that mimic natural dentin and enamel. s prime&bondÂŽ one ETCH & RINSE is a technique tolerant adhesive, providing high bond strength and reliable performance even on over-wet and over-dry dentin. s prime&bondÂŽ one SELECT provides high bond strength in all etching techniques and delivers a reliable performance, even on over-dried dentin, resulting in virtually no post-operative sensitivity.

BASHIR SHAKIB ALJABRI & CO LTD

SENEGAL

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Phone: +966 12 670 0430 bashirco@bashirco.com.sa

HORIZONS DENTAIRES

AL-HAYAT PHARMACEUTICALS

HAWARES EST.

Phone: +221 821 0577 nabilgazal@arc.sn

Phone: +971 655 92481 service@alhayatuae.com

Phone: +966 11 445 8254 asnan@asnan.net

DELTA MEDICAL

CIGALAH TRADING EST.

Phone: +221 822 3037 delta@deltamedical.sn

GULF MEDICAL COMMERCIAL AGENCY

Phone: + 966 12 614 8281 ssherif@cigalah.com.sa

TUNISIA

MEDICAL VISION EST.

SEGEHO

Phone: +966 11 405 7275 medical_vision@alsanie.com.sa

Phone: +216 715 65561 segeho@planet.tn

SAUDI IMPORT COMPANY (BANAJA)

CHEDENT

Phone: +966 11 464 5725 bmc@banaja.com

Phone: +216 718 07270 chedent-app@planet.tn

DEX Phone: +216 733 47939 dex@planet.tn

Phone: +971 653 31169 gmca@emirates.net.ae

PRIME MEDICAL SUPPLIES EST Phone: +971 2666 6037 sijy@primemedicalsupplied.ae YEMEN

AL ASBAHI TRADING Phone: +967 121 3214/404277 asbdentrd@yemen.net.ye

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Company name: DÜRR DENTAL AG Country of origin: Germany Website: www.duerr.de DÜRR DENTAL represents progress and innovation in dental medicine. The headquarters of the independent family business are in Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany.

The business group with a turnover of more than 200 Mio. Euro, employs more than 1,000 people worldwide. Many standards in dental medicine originated from Dürr Dental developments such as oil-free dental compressed air or hygienic spray-mist suction. Dürr Dental compressed air and suction systems have made the company one of the global market leaders in dental medicine.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS DÜRR DENTAL MIDDLE EAST PO Box 87355. Al Ain UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 50 550 8412 Fax: +971 3 7675615 koll.m@duerr.de

The new Tyscor suction system generation has an impressively high level of energy efficiency

A good fifty years ago, the possibilities for ergonomic dental treatment reached a whole new level - with suction systems from Dürr Dental that were tailored to the needs of dental surgeries. Since then, the company has been constantly improving its technology. Dürr Dental’s engineers have now devised a completely new way of approaching things. The upshot of this new strategy can be seen in a particularly efficient generation of dental suction systems.

They’re quieter, smaller, lighter, reduce energy consumption by up to 50% and are called “Tyscor “.

Tyscor suction machines are characterized by the usual reliability of all Dürr Dental products. They demonstrate a high level of failure safety and are low-maintenance. Ingeniously, they completely blend into the background - especially since the Tyscor generation works even more quietly than its predecessors.

In the areas of compressed air, suction, imaging, dental care and hygiene, this innovative leader provides many system solutions. Dürr Dental sets the benchmark with its developments and has the right choice of products for all requirements. To achieve the best possible quality our manufacturing is done almost exclusively in Germany. Our greatest advances have been in digital diagnostics: high quality intraoral images with VistaCam as well as high quality digital radiographs with VistaScan imaging plate system.

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The Tornado generation

Powerful, quiet and economical Now also available for four operators Air compressor systems by D端rr Dental have been renowned for decades for their sturdiness, strong, durable performance and the highest quality standards.

The new Tornado 4 combine all the advantages of their predecessor models: dental air of the highest quality, excellent sturdiness and lasting value. The Tornado 4 is supplied with a membrane-drying unit. This enables uninterrupted operation around the clock. At the same time the systems guarantee the highest standards of hygiene, among other things, through the use of an anti-bacterial inner coating on the pressure tanks. These features mean that the Tornado 4 compressor is powerful and economic enough to supply up to six treatment rooms and four operators simultaneously.

The VistaScan Mini View with touch display.

Compact, high resolution and intuitive to use.

Obtain digital radiographs in high resolution with the VistaScan Mini View. The D端rr Dental image plate scanner has a large touch display which can also be used to operate the ScanManager. The ScanManager will optimise the surgery workflow. The radiographs can be displayed on the high definition touch screen. The possibilities of working with WiFi or wired network, with or without a PC means greater flexibility. The VistaScan Mini View is able to process all intra-oral film sizes. If surgeries also require extra-oral images, the VistaScan Combi View digitises intraoral sizes S0 to S4 as well as large panorama and ceph images. As a larger version of the VistaScan Mini View, it has the same innovative functions.

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Company name: FKG DENTAIRE SA Country of origin: Switzerland Website: www.fkg.ch Founded in 1931, FKG Dentaire SA is today at the very cutting edge of development, production and distribution of endodontic products, for example NiTi and stainless steel root canal files.

Precision and quality has always been central to FKG and the company is naturally based in the heart of the «Watch Valley» home to most Swiss watchmaking and microtechnical companies.

FKG has broadened the distribution network to more than 80 countries

worldwide and its products are certified according to international regulatory standards and requirements.

The Swiss Venture Club awarded FKG “Western Switzerland Company of the Year 2012” an honour for the company’s dynamism, high product quality, and its continuing innovation.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS MDI MAGHREB DENTAL INDUSTRY

MEDICA ENERGY

DOHA MEDICAL

Lot 24 - Zone de Depot El Kerma, BP 354 Zerbani, Daira De Senia, DZ 31106 Oran ALGERIA Phone: +213 56163 18 16 contact@mdi-dentaire.com

3rd Floor, 25th February Tower, Sharq Kuwait City KUWAIT Phone: +965 9770 9448 imran@medicaenergy.com

Office No. 4, 1st Floor, Area No. 52 Luqta Al Rayyan Al Qaddem, Doha QATAR Phone: +974 4471 1856 info@dohamedical.com

UNIVERSAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

DROGUERIE TAMER S.A.L.

Flat # 16, Building # 261 Block # 319, Road # 1908, Manama BAHRAIN Phone: + 973 17310118 dr.ali.ume@gmail.com

Tamer Building, Midan Street, Beirut LEBANON Phone: +961 1 694000 dental@tamerholding.com

COMMERCIAL & MAINTENANCE CO. FOR TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT

EIO EGYPTIAN IMPORT OFFICE 12 Eleskander Elakbar St., Elazarita, Alexandria EGYPT Phone: +20 3486 8733 eio@eio-medical.com

ONE DENTAL SOLUTION 32 Dokki Street, 12311 Giza EGYPT Phone: +20 100 131 0202 info@onedentalsolution.com

MEHR-E TABAN MED. Apt. 54, No. 14, Taban Complex, Tehran IRAN Phone: +98 21 8879 0983 info@mehrtaban.com

HIMAT CO. LTD. IRAQ Al-Mansour,14th Ramadan Street Al-Jawhara Trading Center, no.45, Baghdad IRAQ Phone: +964 55434342 marketing@himat.net

ROSE DENT COMPANY P.O. Box 354, Amman - JO-11947 JORDAN Phone: +962 6565 6551 basam@rose-dent.com

ELRAJA PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TRADING CO. LTD.

Mecca Highway, Bldg# 316, 2nd Floor, Olaya District, Riyadh SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 11 463 33 61 info@comate.com

DROGUERIE TAMER S.A.L.

Maarakat Sidy Ellafy St. Elsselmany Eigharby, Benghazi LIBYA Phone: +218 91 376 4896 elraja_dent_c@yahoo.com

Tamer Building, Midan Street, Beirut, Lebanon SYRIA Phone: +961 1 694000 dental@tamerholding.com

ABC DENTAIRE

PROMOSCIENCES

Hay My Abdellah, Rue 246, N°25-27 Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 2287 2987 abcslaoui@gmail.com

Z.I. Charguia, St. N°7, Tunis Carthage TUNISIA Phone: +216 22323 246 faouzi.ouali@planet.tn

DENTAL EXPRESS 23 Avenue Sidi Boukhari, Tanger MOROCCO Phone: +212 6 6343 9088 dentalexpress@gmail.com

DUBAI MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Dar-Al-Khaleej Building Block A, New Al-Khan St. Sharjah, UAE OMAN Phone: +971 6 5308055 dt_uae@emirates.net.ae

TURAN UYSAL DIS MLZ. CHZL ITHALAT Millet Cad. Sair Mehmet Emin Sok. Findikzade-Istanbul TURKEY Phone: +90 21 2586 5279 turanuysal@yahoo.com

DUBAI MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Dar-Al-Khaleej Building Block A, New Al-Khan St. Sharjah UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 6 5308055 dt_uae@emirates.net.ae

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iRace sequence, quick, effective and safe Thanks to their exclusive features, only 3 iRace rotary NiTi files (R1-15/.06 + R2-25/.04 + R3-30/.04) are needed to treat most cases (straight, slightly curved and/or large). iRace sequence is easy to learn and to use, meaning considerable time saving. Now available in version sterile or not sterile.

Exclusive advantages s %LIMINATION OF SCREWING IN EFFECT THANKS TO THE ALTERNATING CUTTING EDGES PATENTED DESIGN s /PTIMAL CUTTING EFFICIENCY WITH TRIANGULAR CROSS SECTION SHARP EDGES s 0ERFECT GUIDANCE OF THE INSTRUMENT WITH THE EXCLUSIVE ROUNDED 3AFETY 4IP s %NHANCED RESISTANCE AGAINST FATIGUE AND CORROSION THANKS TO AN ELECTROCHEMICAL POLISHING s %ASIER IDENTIFICATION OF )3/ SIZES LARGE RING AND TAPER THIN RING ON SHANK s $EPTH MARKS TO DETERMINE INSTRUMENT S POSITION AND WORKING LENGTH s 3AFETY-EMO$ISC 3-$ FOR AN EASY MANAGEMENT OF METAL FATIGUE AND NUMBER OF USES Availability s 0ACKS OF I2ACE 3EQUENCE 2 2 2 s 2EFILL PACKS OF INDIVIDUAL SIZES s ,ENGTHS MM s 3TERILE OR NON STERILE PACKS

FKG Presents TotalFill

A revolutionary pre-mixed Bioceramic sealer For FKG Dentaire SA, located in La Chaux-de-Fonds Switzerland, all stages of each dental treatment should benefit from the very latest technology and best products. FKG is bringing a revolutionary Bioceramic sealer to market. With reduced setting time, no shrinking during setting and increased stability, TotalFill BC Sealer is a real ally for dentists and endodontists alike.

This new radiopaque sealer system is revolutionising endodontic treatment. The Bioceramic sealer comes pre-mixed in a syringe and is extremely simple to use. Thanks to TotalFillâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to bond to both dentin and TotalFill BC points, a perfect seal is achieved, with no shrinkage. The excellent fluidity of the sealer ensures a perfect three-dimensional fill.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Patient comfort, as well as easing practitionersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; workloads, have always been our guiding principles in our goal to offer the highest performing instruments and productsâ&#x20AC;? emphasised Thierry Rouiller, CEO of FKG Dentaire. â&#x20AC;&#x153;TotalFill BC Sealer, thanks to anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties and to its biocompatibility, helps prevent post-intervention complications.â&#x20AC;&#x153; â&#x20AC;&#x153;These products represent a major advance in bonded root filling restorations. A high pH during setting, biocompatibility when set and dimensional stability are important advantages over traditional root canal sealersâ&#x20AC;? said Dr. Martin Trope, clinical professor at the University of Pennsylvania.

Availability s 4OTAL&ILL "# /BTURATION +IT â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Preloaded Syringe (1.5 g) â&#x20AC;&#x201C; TotalFill BC Points Assortment Wheel (.04 or .06) â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 15 Tips s 4OTAL&ILL "# 3EALER â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Preloaded Syringe (1.5 g) s 4OTAL&ILL "# 0OINTS â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Assortment Wheel (.04 or .06) â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Refill .04: 25, 30, 35, 40, 50 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Refill .02: 40, 45, 50, 60 s 4OTAL&ILL 2OOT 2EPAIR -ATERIAL 22- 0ASTE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Preloaded Syringe (1 g) s 4OTAL&ILL 2OOT 2EPAIR -ATERIAL 22- 0UTTY â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Jar (2.5 g) Dental News Yearbook 2015

Company name: KaVo Country of origin: Germany Website: www.kavo.com/mea KaVo was founded in 1909 by Alois Kaltenbach in Berlin. In 1919, Richard Voigt joined the company and together, they established the production site in Biberach/Riss, Germany.

For over 100 years now, we have been developing, manufacturing and selling high-quality products that set new market standards. KaVo has made a significant contribution to progress in dentistry with its consistent innovations.

KaVo has currently over 2,200 patents and utility models that have been granted in Germany and abroad making us one of the International leaders in the dental sector.

Our core business is focused in the fields of Dental Instruments, Dental Equipment, High-Tech and Imaging.

Our particular product highlights include our turbines, the handpieces and contra-angle handpieces, the diagnostics, the laser therapy, the surgical interventions, the treatment units as well as the multimedia, x-ray, dental technology and CAD/CAM.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS PANODENT IMPORT/EXPORT

EXPODENT

MASAR QATAR

11 Rue Abdelkader Stambouli El Mouradia 16070 Algiers ALGERIA Phone: +213 5 52 68 42 62 panodentalgerie@gmail.com

Al-Jbeha, Baladieh St. No. 57, P.O. Box 655, Al-Jbeha 11941, Amman JORDAN Phone: +962795513234 expodent@orange.jo

Al Kindi Complex P.O. Box 201802, Doha QATAR Phone: +974 40160551 masarm@emirates.net.ae

EURL EXPERT DENTAIRE

HEALTHCARE DYNAMICS COMPANY

AL JEEL MEDICAL & TRADING CO.

Algiers ALGERIA Phone: +213 5 59 14 82 30 Alger_bba@hotmail.com expert_dentaire@hotmail.fr

GULF CORPORATION FOR TECHNOLOGY P.O. Box # 2576, Manama BAHRAIN Phone: + 973 17239399 office@gctbahrain.com

TECHNOWAVE SAE Rama Tower, the Ring Road, Katamia Cairo EGYPT Phone: +202 27276000/1/2/3 info@technowave-eg.com

AGMEST MEDICAL

Salem Al Moubarak street, Zahra Complex, 2nd Floor #9, P.O. Box 7811, Salmiya KUWAIT Phone: +961 1 694000 dental@tamerholding.com

NATIONAL HEALTHCARE GROUP Independence street, Libyan Insurance Company Bldg. 4th Floor, Office #2, Benghazi LIBYA Phone: +218 927809179 alfitore@yahoo.com

BLUE MEDICAL 2 Bldg. Zerktouni, 6th Floor, Apt. 16 20140 Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 522225846 bluemedicalmaroc@gmail.com

Hay Shorash, Hadeed & Khashab street Bldg. # 46/7/194, Erbil IRAQ Phone: +964 7706521349 office@agmestmedical.com

BAIT EL JUDE TRADING LLC

TAMER LEVANT LIMITED

TECHNOLINE MEDICAL LTD.

Italian City, Villa 570, Erbil IRAQ Phone: +964 7501440400 levant@tamerholding.com

Bait Hanina, East Jerusalem PALESTINE Phone: +970 59344202 s.tabari@techno-line.com

P.O.Box: 1427 P.C. 112, Ruwi OMAN Phone: +212 6 6343 9088 dentalexpress@gmail.com

P.O. Box 5012 Riyadh 11422 SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 1216 8222 www.aljeel.com.sa

SEGEHO 7, Rue Jebel Lakhdhar, 1006 Bab Saadoun TUNISIA Phone: +216 71561561 segeho@planet.tn

NEW MED PLUS Entrée BN2, Avenue Liberté Imm Aida Mezzanine, 3026 SFAX TUNISIA newmedplus@gmail.com

MASAR MEDICAL Al Shamsi Bldg. #1, Al Wahda Street P.O. Box 4483, Sharjah UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 65592481 masarm@emirates.net.ae

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Caries diagnosis with KaVo DIAGNOcam With your KaVo DIAGNOcam you will get images that give you additional insight – immediately, without X-ray radiation, for even greater diagnostic reliability.

KaVo DIAGNOcam uses the structures of the tooth as light conductors. Simultaneously, a digital video camera captures the context.

With KaVo DIAGNOcam you will get images that give you additional insight – for even greater caries detection reliability: s Significantly improved caries detection quality – in unsurpassed image quality s )DEAL FOR PATIENT INFORMATION OUTSTANDING MONITORING s 3IMPLE OPERATION n EASILY INTEGRATABLE s )MMEDIATELY AND WITHOUT 8 RAY RADIATION For more info: www.kavo.com/diagnocam

KaVo ARCTICA CAD/CAM System The dental KaVo ARCTICA CAD/CAM System provided numerous possibilities to use dental CAD/CAM efficiently, cost-effectively and precisely in the laboratory and dental practice.

Benefits of the dental KaVo ARCTICA CAD/CAM system: s High cost-effectiveness of investment: due to an extremely wide range of applications and material versatility s Maximum precision for all results combined with easy handling s High flexibility and future security – due to open CAD/ CAM interfaces, a diversity of possibilities of integration and the possibility to process additional materials from other providers.

For more info: www.kavo.com/arctica

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KaVo MASTERtorque M9000 L Dental Technology: bur stops in one second The new Direct Stop Technology (DST) reduces the stopping time of KaVoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dental turbine MASTERtorque by approx. 60 % and stops in only one second (on average). Through its combination of 20% more power, 57 dB(A), less weight and the innovative DST, KaVoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s MASTERtorque is a real alternative to high-speed instruments.

Gendex GXDP-700 3D Imaging machine When it comes to a large investment for a 3D imaging machine, the number one priority has to be efficiency. With the Gendex GXDP700 from KaVo, you get maximum efficiency thanks to the fact that this modular unit offers so much flexibility.

The flexibility comes in the form of variable 2D / 3D imaging, as well as fully upgradeable options including: Pan + Ceph, Pan + 3D, and Pan + Ceph + 3D, making it suitable for just about any dental imaging purpose. You simply add to it as you want.

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MASTERsurg LUX wireless - surgical unit s #OMFORT FEATURES SUCH AS TOUCHSCREEN WIRELESS FOOT CONTROL and data documentation come as standard s #USTOMIZE WITH UP TO PROGRAMS EACH WITH INDIVIDUALLY programmable steps s (IGH PERFORMANCE THANKS TO THE 3 ,%$ n ONE OF THE WORLD@S lightest surgical motors

KaVo QUATTROcare PLUS KaVo QUATTROcare PLUS, offers maximum speed and userfriendliness. The KaVo QUATTROcare PLUS is characterised by easy handling.

Four handpieces in one minute. Just by the press of a button. Simple and fully automated. s Total time requirement per care cycle about 1 minute for 4 rotary instruments s One complete set of surgery equipment per process: turbine and head handpieces, contra angled simultaneously

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Company name: KerrHawe SA Country of origin: Switzerland Website: www.kerrdental.ae True Value for Your Practice Considering the high degree of trust in the relationship between Dentist and Patient, we feel it is our duty to contribute towards the enhancement of that relationship. We believe that any innovation Kerr offers must be clinically efficient for the patient and cost effective for the practice. With our range of products we want to offer you solutions that can guarantee reliability and economic effectiveness in your daily dental practice. The

long lasting trust we enjoy worldwide is based on technologies that meet the expectations of your patients and relies on more than 100 years of cooperation with dentists like you. Our success depends on your preference and we are proud to offer what our customers and partners really ask. Your Practice is Our Inspiration.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS VISIONPHARM SARL

DROGUERIE TAMER S.A.L.

SHARQ DENTAL

112 rue de la palestine,09000 Blida ALGERIA Phone: +213 (0) 25 31 30 58 visionpharm@hotmail.com

Tamer Building, Midan Street, Beirut LEBANON Phone: +961 1 694000 tarek.skaff@tamerholding.com

New Salata Al Asiri, Doha QATAR Phone: +974 5548 2885 samer@sharqmedicalsupply.com

CIGALAH GULF MEDICAL

NATIONAL HEALTH GROUP NHG

Bldg. 670 Block 309 Road 919, Salmanya BAHRAIN Phone: +973 39660180 hany@batelco.com.bh

Independence street Libyan Insurance Company Bldg. 4th Floor, Office #2 Benghazi LIBYA Phone: +218 927809179 mohammed.alfitore@nhg.ly

AL-TURKI MEDICAL GROUP (AMG)

SAFWAN TRADING 10, Lebanon St.,Mohandessen Giza EGYPT Phone: +20 2 330 22 792 info@safwanegypt.com

AL NAGM DENTAL

PROHEALTH LINE LTD

SIPROMED S.A.

Erbil City, Ashtey IRAQ Phone: +964(0)750454 4479 raman.jaff@prohealthline.com

3, rue Colonel Gros quartier, Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 22 86 39 10 sipromedsa@menara.ma

BASAMAT MEDICAL SUPPLIES 11814 Amman, P.O. Box 141375 JORDAN Phone: +962 6 5605395 zqwaider@basamat.com

ATC - ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CO. P.o.box 44558, Bahrain Str.Salmiya area hawali 32060, Hawali district KUWAIT Phone: +965 222 7444 akar@atc.com.kw

AL SAYER MEDICAL KUWAIT Phone: +965 2224 0400 romina@alsayermedical.com

LIBYA Phone: +218 917813133 khaled.abdullah@alnagm.ly

AMED DENTAL 47, rue de Bruxelles Imm.A, mag.9 20 000 Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 522 82 31 34 contact@amed.ma

CASA DENTAIRE 20 Rue el Habacha, Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 52202 casadentaire2013@gmail.com

AL FARSI NATIONAL ENTERPRISE P.O. Box 156, PC 133 - Al Khuwair OMAN Phone: +968 2448 5625 ceo@alfarsi.me

Al Buhtari,A lzahra district Malaz, P.o.box 4952 SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 1 476 82 46 sayed@alturki.med.sa

I.M.S. 7, is. Rue de cologne - 1002 Tunis TUNISIA Phone: +216 71 799 396 faouzi.ouali@planet.tn

NEW MED EQUIPMENT 34 Av, Habib Bourguiba, Ariana TUNISIA Phone: +216 71710328 hatem.newmed@hotmail.com

CITY PHARMACY P.o.box 2098, Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 2 6323016 h.abuissa@citypharmacy.biz

NMC TRADING P.o.box 7832, Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 421 72731 dentaldxb@nmc.ae

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Demi Ultra™ Kerr Demi™ Ultra is the first and only curing light powered by state-of-the-art ultracapacitor technology. Although ultracapacitors are similar in size and shape to batteries, they work much differently — re-energizing in a matter of seconds, and maintaining their energy capacity year after year.

In practical terms, the U-40 Ultracapacitor-powered Demi Ultra is just 40 seconds away from being able to deliver 25 ten-second cures. In your practice, the Demi Ultra delivers convenience, efficiency, and reliability—like nothing you’ve experienced before.

U-40 Ultracapacitor advantages s Ultra-fast re-energizing: Re-energizes in under 40 seconds s Reliable performance: Retains energy capacity over time s Improved longevity: 8x longer life expectancy s Lower operating costs: Ultracapacitors do not require replacement

Sonic Fill Placing posterior composite restorations has always been a tedious procedure, cutting into your time and draining your bottom line.

Sonic Fill is the first and only easy-to-use, single-step composite system that doesn’t require an additional capping layer.

Sonic activation provided by the Sonic Fill handpiece applies shear stress to the composite, which in turn reduces its viscosity.

Now you truly have the ability to place, adapt and cure posterior restorations with a single increment of material in cavities up to 5 mm deep. It really is that easy! Simply place a single increment, contour, cure for 20 seconds and polish. It really is that fast!

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Company name: MICRO-MEGA® Country of origin: France Website: www.micro-mega.com MICRO-MEGA®, a hundred-year-old French company, possesses savoirfaire that is recognized worldwide in the fields of the design, manufacture and sale of dental surgical instruments (root canal instruments, obturation, hand instruments and instrument hygiene).

MICRO-MEGA®’s savoir-faire in the design and construction of its own production machinery has helped to achieve a predominant position in the dental instrument world. Over the years, MICRO-MEGA® has become

a leader and undisputed specialist in endodontics.

Its mission is to innovate in this field, setting the standards for general dental practitioners throughout the world and offering the dental market a unique range of technical and scientific expertise. Its motto “Your Endo Specialist” perfectly reflects this mission.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

CIGALAH GULF MEDICAL

MOBADALA Dental & Medical Supplier

MOLAR FOR IMPORT & EXPORT

Ben Ashour Street P.O.Box 84296 Tripoli LIBYA Phone: +218 21 36 20 765

Africa Road, Amarat Street No. 19, P.O.Box 15093 Postal code 12217 Khartoum SUDAN Phone: +249 120 97 00 00

NATIONAL TRADING COMPANY NTC

AMED

CHATTA DENTAL SUPPLIES

54 Ramses Street - Roxy - Heliopolis Cairo EGYPT Phone: +202 24 51 31 91

47 Rue de Bruxelles Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 22 82 31 34

Al Fardoss Str. Ibn Zeidoun Building, 1st FloorPO Box 4588 Damascus SYRIA Phone: +963 11 224 17 17

DAVAN TAK TEB

AL MAZROUI MEDICAL & CHEMICAL SUPPLIES

INTER MEDICAL SERVICE

PO Box 1259, PC 112, Ruwi Muscat OMAN Phone: +968 24 59 56 70

7 bis Rue De Cologne, Tunis TUNISIA Phone: +216 1 80 12 04 b.fendri@planet.tn

No.1&2 Marjan Arcade, infront of Est. Terminal Tehranpars, Damavand St. Tehran IRAN Phone: +98 21 77 70 80 09

CEDARS DENTAL CENTER

GUNEY DIS

Bldg 65, Street 850, Wadi al Sail, PO Box 47684 Doha QATAR Phone: +974 44 86 40 88

Umraniye, Istanbul TURKEY Phone: +90 216 466 83 83 arzu.karaul@guneydis.com

MEDI TRADING FZCO – FIA GROUP

CIGALAH TRADING EST.

CITY PHARMACY

Kurdistan- Erbil Branch IRAQ Phone: +964 75 04 28 45 03

Sharafyia District, Ali Reda Tower, Madinah Road P.O. Box 19435 Jeddah 21435 Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 12 6148 282 amubarak@cigalah.com.sa

Hamdan Street, Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 2 67 32 954 cityphrm@emirates.net.ae

Building 670, Raod 919, Block 309, Salmaniya Manama BAHRAIN Phone: +973 172 32 170

2307 Valieasr Ave, Tehran1516745131 Tehran IRAN Phone: +98 21 88 88 36 45

YEGANEH CO.

MEDCARE TECHNOLOGIES AL Fahaheel, Area 81, Building no.18 KUWAIT Phone: +965 24 96 36 17

JEDDAH DENTAL SUPPLY Alnazer Building, Palestine Road, Behind Haifa mall Jeddah SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 2 66 92 462

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MICRO-MEGAÂŽ innovation: the instrument presents a variable asymmetrical cross-section along the blade.

One ShapeÂŽ brings simplicity to practitioners: s 3IMPLICITY OF USE SINGLE INSTRUMENT FOR CANAL SHAPING s 0RODUCTIVITY STERILE INSTRUMENTATION SAVES TIME s &LEXIBILITY FOR THE PRACTITIONER SUPERIOR ABILITY TO NEGOTIATE curves. s %FFICACY IN CONTINUOUS ROTATION s 3AFETY SINGLE USE s )NNOVATION NEW ASYMMETRICAL CROSS SECTION WITH LONGER PITCH The simplicity asset!

Endodontic specialists since 1905, MICRO-MEGAÂŽ has always known across time how to bring more innovations, know-how and comfort to practitioners worldwide.

With a basic sequence of only 3 instruments (SC1, SC2 and SU), Revo-Sâ&#x201E;˘ is a safe, efficient and economical root canal shaping system. s ! THREE INSTRUMENT SEQUENCE WITH ASYMMETRICAL CROSS SECTION FILES s 0ROVEN TECHNOLOGY s -ORE THAN INSTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS s (IGH QUALITY AND SIMPLE ROOT CANAL SHAPING IN CONTINUOUS ROTATION s 2EUSABLE INSTRUMENTS FROM TO TIMES DEPENDING ON CANAL CURvature. s %CONOMICAL SAVINGS The safety asset!

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Company name: CEFLA SC Country of origin: Italy Website: www.my-ray.com MyRay is a worldwide name in the field of image-assisted diagnostics, primarily intended for dental professionals and radiologists.

Present across all continents, our sales team is supported by qualified technical staff offering local assistance and remote support via webbased tools or phone. All MyRay personnel benefit from intensive product training at regular intervals in order to ensure you receive the best answers, but also to extend our promise of reliability beyond the product itself to the sound advice we provide for the profession.

2D and 3D imaging. We essentially have three product families to cover all aspects of 2D and 3D imaging, plus a host of complementary and patented solutions to make life easier for dentists and radiologists. The complete product range includes high-frequency X-ray units, wireless digital sensors, innovative panoramic imagers, intraoral cameras, curing lights, CB3D imaging systems and dedicated, user-friendly software.

Innovation. Speed. Design. Performance.

At MyRay, we believe that it is not just a question of including as much technology as possible in a medical device; the primary objective is to make that device as effective as possible, so that the end-user will immediately benefit from what the technology has to offer, in terms of performance and quality.

We pride ourselves on creating solutions which offer new levels of comfort and the best available technologies: instruments designed for those looking for innovation and speed, design and performance.

Visit our website for full dealership details.

MyRay website: my-ray.com

RXDC eXTend RXDC eXTend combines proven direct current technology with intelligent design and features to provide dentists with precision equipment for accurate imaging at low radiation doses.

Thanks to high-frequency direct current and improved parallelism, RXDC eXTend produces clearer images with lower radiation than traditional intra-oral X-ray units. The unit features a surprisingly compact tube-head without compromising on features. Its recessed focal spot creates a 12â&#x20AC;? sourceto-skin distance with round or rectangular collimation for sharper and more detail rich radiographs.

MyRay belongs to Cefla Dental Group.

Leading European dental equipment manufacturer, Cefla Dental Group offers a comprehensive range of high-tech integrated treatment centres, multimedia devices and digital radiology systems. Designed to answer the needs of todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dental professionals, all equipment is built to the highest quality standards and in respect of recognised ergonomic principles.

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Hyperion X9. PAN + Ceph + 3D HYPERION X9 is a modular concept, offering every possible option, from two-dimensional panoramic imaging, to cephalometric analysis, down to cone-beam three-dimensional tomography, including capability of carrying out full dental arch volumetric scans.

The advantage of an open platform lies in the fact that it can be updated at any time. If the initial need is for simply a high quality panoramic imager, HYPERION X9 can carry out a series of two-dimensional exams, either conventional or advanced.

Then, when the time comes to add on cephalometric and/ or three-dimensional volumetric options, there is no need to worry: the supplementary facilities of the X9 platform can be added on simply and quickly in situ.

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Company name: NSK NAKANISHI INC. Country of origin: Japan Website: www.nsk-dental.com “Providing durable and elegant, yet competitively priced product” has been NSK’s philosophy since it was established in 1930. Specialized in super high-speed rotary cutting technology, NSK delivers a variety of high quality and extremely cost efficient products to the dentistry. NSK focuses on satisfying diverse customers’ requirements through timely product development backed up with unparalleled production engineering and innovative technology.

The design concept for all NSK handpieces especially takes into account the varying strengths, sizes and movement capabilities of human hands.

NSK provides a wide range of products that perfectly suit your exact needs.

Please contact NSK authorized distributors and its reliable sub-dealers for genuine NSK products with full after-sales service.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS MAGHREB DENTAL INDUSTRY-MDI SALBASHIAN TRADING CO.

BASHIR SHAKIB ALJABRI & CO.

Es-Sénia-Oran ALGERIA Phone: +213 41 335890 contact@mdi-dentaire.com

Amman JORDAN Phone: +962 6 4645845 yeran.s@salbashiangroup.com

Jeddah / Phone: +966 12 6700430 Riyadh / Phone: +966 11 4747750 SAUDI ARABIA bashirco@bashirco.com.sa

SAFWAN EGYPT

AL-SAYAFE MEDICAL & PHARMA SUPPLIES COMPANY W.L.L

SALLOUM DENTAL CO.

Giza EGYPT Phone: +20 2 33022792 / 33042740 info@safwanegypt.com

DOUSTKAM CO. INC Tehran IRAN Phone: +98 21 77527140 doustkamco@gmail.com

TAMER LEVANT Erbil IRAQ Phone: +964 750 1 440 400 diaa.khreish@tamerholding.com

HIMAT CO. LTD. Baghdad IRAQ Phone: +964 790 1317209 marketing@himat.net

BASAMAT MEDICAL SUPPLIES (PHARMADENT) Amman JORDAN Phone: +962 6 5605395 sales@basamat.com

Sharq KUWAIT Phone: +965 22 454924 alsayafe@alsayafemedical.com

DROGUERIE TAMER S.A.L. Beirut LEBANON Phone: +961 1 694000 dental@tamerholding.com

AL MGD CO. Tripoli LYBIA Phone: +218 21 3610154 mgdent@gawab.com

ASSISTANCE MÉDICALE ET DENTAIRE Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 (0) 522 822498 ihssan.b@amed.ma

MEDICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES CO. (PHARMADENT) Muscat OMAN Phone: +968 24567561

Damascus SYRIA Phone: +963 11 2248772 / 2210974 psalloum@scs-net.org

INTER MEDICAL SERVICE Tunis TUNISIA Phone: +216 71799344 / 71799396 b.fendri@ims.com.tn

LIDER DIS Ankara TURKEY Phone: +90 312 2316485 nskturkey@liderdis.com.tr

CITY PHARMACY Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 2 6732954 cityphrm@emirates.net.ae

YEMEN STORES FOR DRUGS & MEDICAL SUPPLIES Sana’a YEMEN Phone: +967 1 444622 w.aghbari@yemenstores.com

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Air Turbines Evolve to Become More Powerful Based on the philosophy of consistently delivering products that exceed all expectations, the new handpieces, supported by non-compromising NSK product design and ultra-high precision processing technology, provide a new level of comfort to both clinicians and patients like never before. With one of the most powerful air turbines at a 26W* power output, our technological innovation will revolutionize dental practice. *only Z900L

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Unsurpassed Durability PanaAirFX is dramatically more powerful than its predecessors thanks to the combination of NSKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s air turbine simulation technologies.

Rated at a maximum at 20 watts, this new model boasts the highest power rating in its class. Solid stainless steel construction allows it to easily withstand continuous autoclaving and thermodisinfection. Newly designed bearing structure provides greater wear resistance and extended lifespan.

Direct-connection type M4 / B2

Great Accessibility Having specifically developed for Minimally Invasive (M.I.) procedures, NSK S-Max pico is the smallest handpiece head in the dentistry*. The ultra mini head delivers expanded operational visibility and greater flexibility, ensuring he best access to any treatment area for doctors, and enhancing the comfort for patients.

Direct-connection type M4 / B2 *as of October 2014

Self-generating LED Illumination With the built-in dynamic integrated mini power generator, NSK DynaLED Turbines deliver long life, daylight quality LED illumination when connected to any standard non optic air tubing. Clinicians can instantly gain the advantage of LED illumination on their existing or new dental equipment, simply for the cost of the Turbine. NSK has chosen stainless steel for DynaLED Turbines as a high priority for durability and stable, long term function.

Direct-connection type M4 / B2

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Advanced Apex Locator NSK created SmartLogic, a next-generation Apex Locator which removes virtually all signal interference from the root canal itself to precisely detect the location of the apex. Its stylish and space-saving body requires only a small room, and the tricolour LCD panel allows clinicians to accurately monitor procedure progress. Depending on the file tip location, the three different alert sounds of iPex II ensure precise procedures, help reducing operative time.

Compact and Sophisticated Surgical System NSK Surgic Pro+ is a compact, stylish and fully integrated system with all necessary functions for oral surgery and implantology. Incorporating the unique NSK Advanced Handpiece Calibration (AHC), it guarantees accurate speed and powerful torque control (up to 80Ncm), consistent with the real time performance exhibited on the large illuminated LCD. The data storage facility can record the operation information up to 100min, and can be downloaded with a USB memory stick.

Automatically Cleans & Lubricates iCare sets a new standard for handpiece maintenance systems. In one stylish and compact body, it offers you both ease of use and multiple functions to achieve complete cleaning and lubrication. The proper solution volume is preset based on handpiece type, and maintenance can be initiated at the touch of a button. The chuck cleaning system keeps chucks pristine, and the purging select mode lets you alter purge time depending on the situation for truly comprehensive maintenance.

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Company name: ORMCO Europe BV Country of origin: United States of America Website: www.ormco.com / www.ormcoeurope.com “Ormco has a distinguished 50+ year history of providing the orthodontic profession with high quality, innovative products backed by attentive customer service and educational support. Our pledge to you, our valued customers, is to continue to provide you with the products and services that you need and want – products that make the orthodontic experience a great one for you, your staff and your patients.

Mr. TAREK HANEYA Area Sales Manager - Middle East & Turkey, Ormco

Mission Statement Ormco builds trusted relationships with the orthodontists we serve, providing a breadth of innovative products and solutions to enhance their professional lives. Ormco is committed to helping orthodontists achieve their clinical and practice management objectives.”

Al Zahrawi, Building No. 34, Unit 201 and 301 Dubai Health Care City, Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 56 1746 575 tarek.haneya@ormcoeurope.com

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

CIGALAH GULF MEDICAL

DENTAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES

QOMEL COMPANY LTD

BAHRAIN Phone: +973 39660180 hany@batelco.com.bh

LEBANON Phone: +961 1 253107 dms@dms-leb.com

SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 1 2886660 hisham@qomel.com

EGYPT ORTHO

AL FARSI MEDICAL SUPPLIES

MEDIKODENTAL LTD. STI

EGYPT Phone: +20 1006695885 adel@egyptortho.com

OMAN Phone: +968 98934590 director@alfarsi.me

TURKEY Phone: +90 5064827754 zeynep@medicodental.com

AL-EIMAN DRUG STORE

AESTHETIC LIFE

NMC TRADING LLC

JORDAN Phone: +962 6 5810108 samerissa@eiman-eds.com

PAKISTAN Phone: +92 300 8203708 ghazanfarrauf@gmail.com

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 507881216 girish.parsad@nmc.ae

QUALITY SOURCE FOR MED SERV KUWAIT Phone: +965 9432420 arun@qsourcekw.com

BARZAN ORTHODONTICS WWC QATAR Phone: +974 30156947 Moataz@barzanorthodontics.com

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Damon Q — Break Through Open new doors to practice efficiency, clinical flexibility, patient comfort and aesthetics with the all-new, all-metal Damon Q - a major step forward in low-friction, passive self-ligation technology that delivers far more than straight teeth.

Insignia™ Advanced Smile Design™ Faster Results With Fewer Visits The award–winning Insignia Advanced Smile Design allows you to combine your treatment strategy with the precision of computer-aided smile design to give every patient an optimal occlusion and smile arc specifically proportioned to their unique facial features. Insignia can make difficult cases more manageable and routine cases exceptional.

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Company name: SIRONA DENTAL Country of origin: Germany Website: www.sirona.com Sirona Dental Systems is the global market and technology leader in the dental industry. Sirona develops, manufactures and markets a complete line of dental products, including CAD/CAM restoration systems (CEREC), digital intra-oral, panoramic and 3D imaging systems, dental treatment centers and handpieces. The USA is Sirona’s largest individual market, followed by Germany, Japan, Western Europe and Asia. The company was spun-off from the Siemens Medical Technology Division in 1997 and has been listed on the US NASDAQ stock exchange (symbol: SIRO) since 2006. Sirona employs a workforce of more than 3,300 at 28 locations worldwide, of which more than 1,500 are based in Bensheim, the largest production site in the dental industry.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

GROUPE DENTAIRE ALGÈRIEN S.P.A. Zone Industrielle de Rouiba, Voie A, Zone B, 16000 Alger Algérie ALGERIA Phone: +213 23 85 01 78 spa_gda@yahoo.fr

CIGALAH GULF MEDICAL BAHRAIN Phone: +973 172 32 170

YIACO MEDICAL CO.

MEDICAL WORLD COMPANY

ALI BIN ALI MEDICAL CO.

Zawia Street near Plastic & Burn Hospital , P.O. Box: 81093 Tripoli LIBYA Phone: +218 21 360 3540 medicalworld@hotmail.com

QATAR Phone: +974 4 4863457

ASSISTANCE MÉDICALE ET DENTAIRE S.A.R.L (only CEREC & CAD/CAM products) 47, Rue de Bruxelles. Casablanca 3 Rue Bata, Marrakech MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 22 82 31 34

IBRAHIM MOHAMED AL MANA CO. (GOVERNMENT SECTOR) SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 11 279 1150

CIGALAH GROUP (PRIVATE SECTOR) SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 12 614 8187

KUWAIT Phone: +965 2223 0600

IDENTITÉ MEDICALE S.A.R.L. RICHA DENTAL STORE Abi Najem Building-Said Freiha Street Hazmieh - Sayad P.O. Box 45-47 Hazmieh, Beirut LEBANON Phone: +961 5 45 25 55 richdentlebanon@gmail.com

(All products except CEREC & CAD/CAM) 1, Rue Nisrine et Bd. Zerktouni 20000 Casablanca MOROCCO Phone: +212 5 22 208 564 idmedicale@yahoo.fr

MSI EQUIPEMENTS MÉDICODENTAIRES R6 Rue Abdelkader M’halla 5000 Monastir TUNISIA Phone: +216 73 449 400 msi.bouzgarrou@planet.tn

MUSCAT PHARMACY

MODERN PHARMACEUTICAL CO.

OMAN Phone: +968 2481 4501

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 4 3834262

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inLab MC X5

Open 5-axis production unit for dental laboratories An independent choice of production processes and materials and complete control of the work process – Sirona’s new five-axis la-boratory unit inLab MC X5 fulfills these demands and gives dental technicians new freedom with wet and dry processing, a wide range of indications, and the free choice of materials. Tools used include carbide cutters and diamond grinders as well as standard-ized disks with a diameter of 98.5 millimeters and a height of up to 30 millimeters. Users can ensure efficient utilization of material by using the disk management function and extensive nesting func-tions. The specially developed multi-block holder uses CAD/CAM materials in block form.

INTEGO New treatment center from Sirona Quality “made in Germany” at an attractive price Sirona, global market and technology leader in the dental industry, has introduced a new treatment center: INTEGO offers top quality and flexible configuration options at an attractive price. The new treatment center comes in two versions: INTEGO and INTEGO pro with extended functionality. Each model can be supplied as a hanging hoses model (TS) or with whip arms (CS) in a wide range of shades. Both versions are based on a chair concept which takes the four dimensions of ergonomics into account – intuitive sitting, comfortable positioning, optimum visibility and integrated workflows – and thus ensures that practitioners achieve ideal results.

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Company name: SOREDEX Country of origin: Finland Website: www.soredex.com SOREDEX designs, manufactures and markets easy to use and innovative imaging solutions for dental and maxillofacial professionals. SOREDEX portfolio covers wide range of applications from intraoral, panoramic, cephalometric extending to large field-of-view cone beam CT for demanding ENT and CMF diagnostics. Close co-operation with imaging professionals give us deep insight of how to incorporate true diagnostic value to clinical work. Our products are known for reliability, simplified workflow and excellent image quality.

We are committed to fulfill these promises today and in the future.

SOREDEX is the proud developer and manufacturer of these famous brands: CRANEX®, DIGORA®, SCANORA® and MINRAY®.

Our global distributor network is thoroughly trained and ready to give the best support and service for our systems.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

ANSO MEDICAL SUPPLIES LTD.

ASHRAF & CO. LTD.

AL ROMANI TRADING CENTRE

7 Theodorakopoulou St. Yeri P.O.BOX 27663, 2432 NICOSIA CYPRUS Phone: +357 22 514634 ansomed1@zenon.logos.cy.net

P.O. Box 3555, 13036 Safat, KUWAIT Phone: +965 4332927 medical@ashraf.com

P.O.Box 11797, Doha QATAR Phone: +974 552 8743 romani63@qatar.net.qa

POLYMEDICS SARL

ABDULREHMAN ALGOSAIBI GTC

SAFWAN EGYPT 10 Lebanon St., Mohandessen, Giza EGYPT Phone: +202 33022792 info@safwanegypt.com

ELITE MEMCORP

Khayat Bldg., Bir Hassan, P.O.Box 155-445, Beirut LEBANON Phone: +961 1 853439 polymed@cyberia.net.lb

MESCO

District : 904, Street 4, Building 11/2 Baghdad- Hay AlWihda IRAQ Phone: +964 7704 445 769 info@memcorpig.com

Naccash, Sheikh Al-Khazen Str. Simitian bldg., ground floor P.O. Box 70-873, Antelias LEBANON Phone: +961 4 406 922 krikor.najarian@mescomedical.com

DEKAT AL MOASHER LTD.

AL MAZROUI MEDICAL & CHEMICAL SUPPLIES LLC.

Baghdad, Hay Babel, 929 – 1/1 IRAQ Phone: +964 7823 228 833 info@medical-indicator.com

P.O.Box 1259, Ruwi, Postal Code 12 OMAN Phone: +968 594 644 almaz@omantel.net.om

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & MAINTENANCE COMPANY Jebel AlHussein, AlRazy Street, Building 95 P.O.Box 962984, Amman 11110 JORDAN Phone: +962 6 5604 812/9 info@memcorpig.com

P.O. Box 215, Atasan Building, behind Hotel Al-Mansour King Abdul Aziz Avenue, Riyadh 11411 SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 1 4772106 dental@algosaibi-gtb.com

DENTAL MARKET LTD. Tarlabasý Cad.No:158 Kat:3 Beyoglu 34458 Istanbul TURKEY Phone: +9 0212 256 98 89 info@dentalmarket.com.tr

AL-MAZROUI MEDICAL & CHEMICAL SUPPLIES P.O. Box 6196, Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 4 266 1272 almaz@emirates.net.ae

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New CRANEX® 3Dx Easy imaging for expanded vision The new CRANEX® 3Dx is a high quality 3-in-1 imaging system with panoramic, cephalometric and Cone Beam CT imaging programs. The device features wide range of imaging programs to meet a modern clinics’ challenging diagnostic needs.

The CRANEX® 3Dx features 5 FOV’s for accurate 3D imaging: 5x5, 6x8 and 8x8 cm as standard, 8x15 and 13x15 cm as options.

Thanks to the SOREDEX MiniDose solution, you can take advantage of 3D diagnostic data even in dose sensitive cases like children, or reduce the radiation load for the patient during treatment follow-up, e.g. 5x5cm FOV has effective dose of only 1/5 of 2D panoramic image. Low dose programs are available for all FOV sizes.

The CRANEX® 3Dx features also Automatic Exposure Setting (AES) functionality in panoramic and cephalometric imaging, as well as in 3D – a world first AES hybrid.

CRANEX® Novus e Your choice for easy dental imaging CRANEX® Novus e is a fast and easy-to-use digital X-ray system.

It is designed for dental offices that demand a first class digital panoramic unit at an affordable price.

CRANEX® Novus e provides excellent image quality with extended imaging values and enhanced operation with the ClearTouch™ control panel. Designed for fast operation and easy workflow, CRANEX® Novus e delivers maximum efficiency.

With 9-seconds adult panoramic exposure times, the patient exposure dose is minimized, while reducing the potential for movement artifacts. Optional Bite-wing program produces images at lower radiation dose compared to intraoral bitewings (full mouth series). These extraoral Bite-wing images have more diagnostic information than regular intraoral images; complete view of the teeth from canine to 3rd molars with minimal overlapping. The fast exposure times and easy operation of CRANEX® Novus can dramatically improve the workflow in your practice.

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Protection 4U

A NEW GENERATION

Unident SA, the infection control specialists and manufacturer of hygiene and disinfection solutions for dental, with unrivalled performance for the treatment of instruments, surfaces, hands, impressions and suctions systems.

With Swiss quality at the heart of our products, you can be assured of unprecedented protection 4U, protection for your practice staff and your patients.

Accredited to ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 quality management standards, Unident is committed to an ongoing programme of continued improvement in quality and environmental performance.

5 reasons to choose Unident Swiss: Efficiency Reliability Protection Quality Eco-design

www.unident.ch UNIDENT SA | Rue François Perréard 4 | CH-1225 Chêne Bourg | Geneva | Switzerland Tel + 41 22 839 79 00 | Fax + 41 22 839 79 10 | info@unident.ch

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Bactericide Mycobactericide Candida albicans Fungicide Trichophyton HIV-1 PRV* (HBV) BVDV* (HCV) Herpes virus Norovirus Vaccinia virus Rotavirus

* PRV: Surrogate of Hepatitis B * BVDV: Surrogate of Hepatitis C

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Correct processing of instruments before and after patient treatment is of paramount importance. Micro 10® Excel offers superior cleaning power and an unprecedented microbiological performance, rendering instruments safe to handle prior to sterilisation. A chloride free formulation delivers outstanding material compatibility and anti-corrosive properties. That‘s what we call protection 4U, protection for your instruments.

Patented formulation Suitable for all types of instruments and burs Fresh mint fragrance Diluted solution stable for up to 7 days

For information on the full range of Unident Swiss products or for details of your nearest dealer, please contact: Dr Nasr Kayed - Area Manager – UNIDENT SA Mobile +20 100 26 555 34 | Email nkayed@unident.ch

Yearbook 2015 A markDental of News confidence!

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A new generation of instrument product

Company name: W&H Dentalwerk Bürmoos Country of origin: Austria Website: www.wh.com The family company W&H Dentalwerk, based in Bürmoos near Salzburg, Austria, the only Austrian manufacturer of dental precision instruments and devices, is one of the leading providers of dental devices in the world.

Innovative product and service solutions, a modern corporate structure, a strong focus on research and development, as well as social responsibility – this is what makes W&H Dentalwerk a successful local and global player.

With around 1,000 employees worldwide (600 of whom work in the Austrian headquarters in Bürmoos), W&H exports its products to more than 110 countries. The family company operates two production sites in Bürmoos (Austria), one in Brusaporto (Italy) and 19 subsidiaries in Europe, Asia and North America.

MENA DISTRIBUTORS

GULF COOPERATION FOR TECHNOLOGY

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

AL-TURKI MEDICAL GROUP LTD. (A.M.G.)

Bldg No: 2038, Road: 4156, Block 341, Juffair, P.O. Box 2576, Manama BAHRAIN Phone: +973 17239399 roshan@gctbahrain.com

Salem Al Mubarak Str., Salmiya, Cnr. Bahrain Str. - Block 62a 32060 Hawally KUWAIT Phone: +965 5711760 ghassan@atc.co.kw

Al- Buhtari Street, Al Zahra district, 11412 Riyadh SAUDI ARABIA Phone: +966 5014766828 m.abuadas@alturki.med.sa

IMECO 4, Mohamed Moussa St., Azarita Alexandria EGYPT Phone: +20 3 4871264 imeco_eg@yahoo.com

MEDEK S.A.R.L. Gecco Bldg., 6th Floor, Blvd. Jdeideh, Sin-El-Fil, P.O. Box 90-946 Jdeidet El Metn LEBANON Phone: +961 1875401 medek@inco.com.lb

IMECO 1, Mathaf El Manial St., El manial Cairo EGYPT Phone: +20 2 25328679 imeco_eg@yahoo.com

ISSAM BUREAU Karada - Q. 905 St. 15 No 45/1 Baghdad IRAQ Phone: +964 7712345201 issam@issambg.com

ARAB MEDICAL & SCIENTIFIC ALLIANCE Khalil Salem Street - 11953 Amman JORDAN Phone: +962 65528009 amsa@amsa.com.jo

BAHWAN HEALTHCARE CENTRE LLC Al Rawaq Building, Second Floor, Office 207 Building no 7, Street n0 58, Muscat OMAN Phone: +968 24650767 gurudath.rao@suhailbahwangroup.com

ACCROS TRADING COMPANY P.O.Box 23006 - Doha QATAR Phone: +974 4816511 info@accros. com

OUSSI GROUP Yousef Al-Azmeh Sq., Maysaloun str., Assasa Building, 1st floor Nr. 12, P.O. Box 2506 Damascus SYRIA Phone: +963 112225343 oussico@gmail.com

OUZOUN TRADING CENTER Al-Telyani Av., Omar Al-Moukhtar, St. Alhabal Building, Damascus SYRIA Phone: +963 114430548 a.uzun@scs-net.org

PRIME MEDICAL SUPPLIES EST. P.O. Box 44633, Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Phone: +971 26666037 vpshukla@hotmail.com

AL-ZOMALA’A DENTAL CO. Taiz St. Opposite to Nasser workshop P.O.Box 15210 Sana’a YEMEN Phone: +967 1422787 zomla2004@yemen.net.ye

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Clean inside â&#x20AC;&#x201C; clean outside In the new Assistina, W&H is launching, onto the dental market, a fully automatic cleaning and maintenance unit for dental handpieces. With the new unit, W&H is setting new standards in hygiene and maintenance and is offering a unit that is optimal for internal and external cleaning* and for the lubrication of turbines and straight and contra-angle handpieces**. Now dental practices can concentrate on what is really important: your patients. The fully automatic Assistina 3x3 takes over the time-consuming process of preparing turbines and straight and contra-angle handpieces for sterilization.

Automatic internal cleaning During internal cleaning, the spray channels and gearing components of the instruments are cleaned with the special cleaning solution W&H Activefluid. Spray channels and gearing components are blow-dried to remove residues of cleaner. The thorough cleaning ensures that instruments operate correctly throughout their service lives.

Automatic external cleaning W&H Activefluid cleaning solution is sprayed directly onto all instruments one by one. After allowing the cleaning solution to work for a short time, the instruments are blow-dried before the precise and automatic lubrication of the gearing components.

Removing organic deposits ensures the safety of patients and staff and in combination with the subsequent sterilization guarantees perfect preparation.

Perfect instrument lubrication The precise lubrication of all gearing components with W&H Service Oil F1 extends the service life of precision dental instruments. Service costs are also reduced. The automatic oil feed supplies exactly as much oil as is required for optimal lubrication of the instrument. W&H Service Oil F1 is a product of W&H research and guarantees optimal maintenance for all W&H instruments.

Instruments maintained in record time One to three instruments can be cleaned and maintained per cycle. The short cleaning process â&#x20AC;&#x201C; corresponding to the recommendations of the Robert Koch Institute and Swissmedic â&#x20AC;&#x201C; of approximately six minutes reduces the total conventional preparation time of instruments. With subsequent sterilization in the Lisa autoclave, the instruments are ready for use again in just 20 minutes: cleaned, maintained and sterilized.

Hygiene and care at the press of a button The operation of the Assistina is intuitive; preparation starts at the press of a button. Training is not necessary.

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