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AEEDC · Dubai · 1–3 February, 2011 

Independent news for visitors and exhibitors 

Inside today 

You will find an overview 

about the UAE International 

Dental Conference & Arab Dental 

Exhibition 2011, new developments 

and trends in the 

world of dentistry, as well as information 

on dental products 

and the industry. 

Dental Products in Focus 

The UAE International Dental 

Conference & Arab Dental 

Exhibition 2011 will be an excellent 

opportunity to see the 

most up-to-date technologies 

and achievements in the field 

of dental medicine. Get your focus 

on highlights in our section 

on dental products and explore 

what the worlds most innovative 

companies have to offer. 

Plan ahead 

You will find the latest update 

of the exhibitors list of this 

year’s UAE International Dental 

Conference & Arab Dental Exhibition 

in our service section. 

AEEDC 

15 th UAE International 

Dental Conference & 

Arab Dental Exhibition 

Date 

1–3 February, 2011 

Venue 

Dubai International 

Convention and Exhibition 

Center 

Exhibition Opening Hours 

– Tuesday, 1 February: 

10 a.m.–6 p.m. 

– Wednesday, 2 February: 

10 a.m.–6 p.m. 

– Thursday, 1 February: 

10 a.m.–6 p.m. 

Organised by 

INDEX ® Conferences & 

Exhibitions Organisation Est. 

P.O. Box 13636 

Ibn Sina Building 

Block B, Office 203 

Dubai Healthcare City 

Dubai, United Arab Emirates 

Tel.: + 971 4 362-4717 

Fax: + 971 4 362-4718 

Web: www.index.ae 

www.aeedc.com 

In cooperation with 

Dubai Health Authority 

Supported by 

– FDI World Dental Federation 

– Arab Dental Federation 

– Arab-Asian Scientific Dental 

Alliance 

– Executive Board of the 

Health Ministers Council for 

Gulf Cooperation Council 

States 

– GCC Oral Health Committee 

– Riyadh College of Dentistry 

and Pharmacy 

– Arab Academy for Continuing 

Dental Education 

– Engineer Abdullah Bagshan 

for growth factor and bone 

regeneration Research Chair 

– Dental Horizons 

– International Association for 

Orthodontics-IAO 

For more information: 

www.dental-tribune.com 

»page 2 

International dental community meets in Dubai 

The UAE International 

Dental Conference & Arab 

Dental Exhibition (AEEDC) 

is welcoming dental professionals 

from all over the 

world to the city of Dubai. 

During 1–3 March, general 

practitioners, specialists 

and auxiliaries will have 

the opportunity to bring 

themselves up-to-date 

with the latest products 

and technologies in the 

field of dentistry. The organiser 

has announced 

that the focus of this year’ 

congress will be on practice 

management and 

CAD/CAM restorations. In 

addition, it will host a variety 

of courses, symposia and 

forums on topics like oral traumatology, 

prevention, periodontology 

and implants. 

Participants will be able to 

earn up to 49 credit hours during 

the congress which has recently 

been recognised as ADA 

CERP provider—a service of the 

American Dental Association to 

assist dental professionals in 

identifying quality providers of 

continuing dental education. 

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AEEDC extends scientific programme in 2011—Over 20,000 dentists expected to attend 

The increasing demand for 

dental biomaterial and implants 

is driving the global dental 

equipment and consumables 

market. According to a 

report released by US market 

research company Marketsand- 

Photo: Losevsky Pavel 

Patronized by H.H Sheikh 

Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, 

Deputy Ruler of Dubai, 

Minister of Finance and President 

of the Dubai Health Authority, 

AEEDC has recently become 

the largest dental meeting 

in the combined Cooperation 

Council for the Arab States of 

the Gulf (GCC) and Middle East 

and North Africa (MENA) regions. 

According to figures of 

the organiser, last year’s event 

saw over 20,000 dental professionals 

and trade visitors attending 

the congress in early 

Biomaterials and implants stimulate 

global demand for dental products 

Markets last month, both segments 

are expected to grow at a 

compound annual growth rate 

of 6 per cent—only slightly below 

the 7 per cent growth rate 

predicted for all market segments 

combined. Total market 

Photo: Stephen Coburn 

volume is forecasted to reach 

US$27.6 billion by 2015. 

According to the report, the 

growth of these segments is expected 

to be highest in North 

America and the EU, where the 

generation of ageing baby 

boomers can afford high-priced 

dental procedures, including cosmetic 

treatments and implants. 

Improved orthodontic products 

are also in high demand, especially 

by younger people. 

Improvements in the field of 

dental biomaterials and tissue 

regenerative material have enabled 

dentists to offer more natural 

and long-term dental solutions. 

The latest technology, such 

as CAD/CAM, reduces the overall 

turnaround time for dental 

procedures, while improving efficiency 

of dental practitioners 

further, the report states. 

March. With a turnover 

of US$1 billion the event 

also contributes significantly 

to the UAE economy. 

Photo: Roberto Chicano 

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Dr. Nasser Malik, 

Chairman of AEEDC 

Dubai Conference said: 

“We are expecting more 

than 20,000 participating 

dentists from the region 

and different parts 

of the world, therefore, 

the AEEDC Scientific Advisory 

Committee and 

with the support of the 

Dubai Health Authority 

prepared a full three 

days schedule, where 

dentists and students can 

receive the maximum benefit 

for their clinical practice. The 

programme is comprehensive 

and features the latest advances 

and research in the various 

specialties of dentistry. It 

will be a platform where most 

eminent speakers from around 

the globe will share their expertise 

with our audience.” 

Malik added that for the second 

consecutive year, the scientific 

committee will be presenting 

the GCC Preventive Dentistry 

Conference. A symposium 

of the International 

Association of Dental Traumatology 

will be also held for the 

first time. In addition, there are 

more activities taking place 

such as the AEEDC Dubai 

Awards, a student competition, 

as well as poster and oral presentations, 

he said. 

For more information please 

visit the website www.aeedc. 

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AEEDC Dubai 2011 

AEEDC—An opportunity to 

discuss the latest advances 

in dentistry 

A welcome message by Qadhi Saeed Al Murooshid, Director-General 

of AEEDC Dubai 

On behalf of the Dubai Health 

Authority (DHA), I would like to 

welcome you to the 15 th edition 

of the UAE International Dental 

Conference and Arab Dental Exhibition 

(AEEDC). 

Over the past few years, our 

Emirate has emerged as a major 

business and medical hub in the 

combined Middle East and 

North Africa markets through 

its strategic location and keenness 

to excel in all fields. At our 

organisation, hosting, attending 

and speaking at conferences 

such as the AEEDC is part of a 

broader strategic vision. Being 

the principle health authority 

for the Emirate of Dubai, we also 

understand the importance of 

such conferences, which tries to 

bring together the very best international 

and local talent. 

Every year thousands of visitors 

come to Dubai to take part 

in such events. 

AEEDC, in particular, has 

become one of the biggest in 

the region and we are proud 

to be able to host it in Dubai. 

The conference is a platform 

where, amongst other healthcare 

professionals, international 

speakers from dental 

fields such as endodontics or 

paedodontics will get an opportunity 

to discuss the latest 

advances in dentistry. The 

highlight of this congress is 

that eminent healthcare professionals 

from around the 

world will be joining us and 

speaking at the congress. 

I look forward to your participation! 

Qadhi Saeed Al Murooshid 

Director-General of AEEDC 

Dubai 

AEEDC is one of the regions 

most reliable congresses 

Welcome Message by Dr.Tariq Khoory, Director of the Dubai Dental 

Centre and Honorary Chairman of AEEDC Dubai 

It gives me great pleasure to 

see that the UAE International 

Dental Conference and Arab 

Dental Exhibition is not only 

recognised to be one of the regions 

most reliable congresses 

but also considered to be an 

iconic meeting for Continuing 

Education in dentistry. Over the 

past 14 years, the meeting has 

emerged from a local specialised 

meeting to a global forum 

where dentists from all 

over the world convene to share 

their research and experiences 

while grasping the pulse of the 

dental industry. 

AEEDC Dubai does not only 

offer quality dental programmes 

but has also shown to 

be able to initiate a learning 

process in the dental fraternity, 

which is helping General Practitioners 

to upgrade their existing 

skills and knowledge in the 

long run, encouraging them to 

interact with their peers and developing 

a creative niche for 

Oral Health Development. 

Dental companies who will 

exhibit at AEEDC 2010 are 

keenly looking forward to participate 

in this annual gathering 

that provides a perfect platform 

to showcase all their modern 

dental technologies and products. 

AEEDC Dubai also fosters 

the relationship between end 

users and suppliers while providing 

dealers or manufacturers 

with an opportunity to address 

the expectations from 

their clientele with their available 

services. AEEDC Dubai will 

host exhibitors from all around 

the world that will have the 

chance to engage in new long 

term business collaborations. 

Having played an important 

role of this meeting for years 

myself, I would like to take this 

opportunity to extend a cordial 

welcome to all dentists, manufacturers, 

dental academia, private 

clinics, laboratories, and 

our distinguished guests, to be a 

part of AEEDC Dubai 2011, as 

well as contribute to its ongoing 

success. 

I wish you a very pleasant 

stay in Dubai and a fruitful 

meeting! 

Dr Tariq Khoory 

Honorary Chairman of AEEDC 

Dubai 

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At the forefront of the 

international dental industry 

Abdul Salam Al Madani, Executive Chairman AEEDC Dubai and 

President of INDEX Holding 

It is an immense honour for 

me to announce the 15 th edition 

of the region’s most dynamic 

dental meeting. 

The UAE International Dental 

Conference and Arab Dental 

Exhibition 2010 will be held 

from 1–3 February, 2010, at the 

Dubai International Convention 

and Exhibition Center. It has always 

played a pivotal role in attracting 

the dental industry and 

its specialties that are prevalent 

in the region. Recently, the event 

has also reached out to the international 

dental community 

through its Continuing Educational 

programmes in a very efficient 

manner and is now at the 

forefront of the international 

dental industry. 

An important topic this year 

will be dental trauma, which derives 

from an active collaboration 

with the International Association 

of Dental Trauma. This 

organisation will provide a special 

feature at the conference 

that will round off this year’s 

regular schedule of courses, lecturs 

and symposia. 

In addition, the exhibition 

will promote the new dental 

technologies and innovations, 

as well as see the participation 

of new countries. 

We invite participants, exhibitors, 

guests and supporters 

to three days of clinical and scientific 

enrichment in the wonderful 

city of Dubai. 

Abdul Salam Al Madani 

Executive Chairman of AEEDC 

Dubai 

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4 dental news 


GI restorations equally successful to amalgam 

A method used in developing countries to restore 

dental cavities can be a viable alternative for 

conventional tooth restorations, scientists from 

Johannesburg in South Africa are reporting. In a 

systematic review involving clinical studies from 

China and the Middle East, they found that survival 

rates of restorations using the so-called 

Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) are comparable 

and to some extend superior to those 

placed with amalgam. 

Developed in Africa in the mid-80s, ART is a 

clinical procedure based on removing carious 

enamel and dentine using hand instruments 

only and restoring the tooth with an adhesive 

filling material such as glass-ionomer (GI). It is 

said to be painless and require minimal cavity 

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The World Health Organization currently recommends 

the procedure for application in developing 

countries with limited ressorces for treatment 

as well as elderly and patients with special 

needs in developed countries. 

In the new review, the researchers from the University 

of Witersrand in Johannesburg compared 27 

datasets of ART restorations with amalgam fillings 

in Class I, II and V cavities of primary and permanent 

teeth from clinics in Kuwait, Syria and China. 

Most of them did not show a difference between the 

success rates of ART and amalgam restorations, 

they said. In fact, four comparisons were even in 

favour of the procedure. They recommended to verify 

the findings through more randomized control 

trials, as the studies observed were done under unclear 

randomized sequence allocation. 

According to WHO figures, caries prevalence 

in developing countries is still high despite preventative 

measures such as water fluoridation 

and improved school-based dental hygiene education. 

Scientists link 

dental X-rays 

to cancer 

LONDON, UK/LEIPZIG, Germany: A joint research 

team from Kuwait and the UK has reported 

a link between dental X-rays and increased numbers 

of thyroid cancer. After factoring X-rays 

taken of 300 patients in a hospital in Kuwait, they 

found that men and women who had had up to 

four dental X-rays were more than twice as likely 

to have developed the disease than those who had 

never had any dental X-rays. For those patients 

who had had between five and nine X-rays, their 

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Although thyroid cancer is one of the least 

deadliest cancers, incident rates have almost doubled 

in countries like Australia in recent years. 

The findings are consistent with previous reports 

of increased risk of thyroid cancer in dentists, 

dental assistants, technicians and X-ray 

workers, suggesting that sensitivity of the thyroid 

to radiation is not necessarily related to direct irradiation 

of that organ but to any exposure to ionizing 

radiation. Besides thyroid cancer, significant 

risks have been also observed for leukaemia 

and cancers of the breast. 

The researchers warned that the results of 

their study “should be treated with caution” because 

the data was based on self-reporting by the 

participants and the fact that other factors could 

be contributing to the increase in thyroid cancer 

cases. Further research is required to confirm the 

exact effect of dental X-rays, the added. 

“It is important that our study is repeated with 

information from dental records, including frequency 

of X-rays, age and dose at exposure,” Dr Anjum 

Memon, Senior Lecturer and consultant in Public 

Health Medicine at Brighton and Sussex Medical 

School, who led the study, said. “If the results 

are confirmed, then the use of X-rays as a necessary 

part of evaluation for new patients, and routine periodic 

dental radiography, particularly for children 

and adolescents, will need to be reconsidered, as 

will a greater use of lead collar protection.”


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Sex virus to save from death 

through oral cancer 

Patients who suffer from certain 

types of head and neck cancer 

are more likely to survive 

following treatment if the tumor 

was caused by a papillomavirus 

(HPV), scientists from 

the University of Sydney in Australia 

report. According to their 

research published in the latest 

issue of the British Journal of 

Cancer, patients with HPV positive 

tumours of tonsil and base 

of the tongue are four times less 

likely to die than patients 

whose cancers did not follow a 

HPV infection. 

Furthermore, the cancer was 

three times less likely to recur 

at the primary site in patients 

with HPV positive cancers. 

The scientists examined 198 

Australians with advanced 

oropharyngeal cancer for an average 

of two years. The patients 

had received surgery or radiotherapy 

for the disease. Dr Angela 

Hong, lead author from the 

University of Sydney, said: “The 

beneficial HPV effect was seen 

regardless of the type of treatment 

they had. Various clinical 

trials are now in development to 

tailor treatment according to 

HPV status of tumours.” 

Dr Lesley Walker, director of 

information at Cancer Research 

UK, predicts beneficial effects 

on prospective treatments: “It’s 

possible that, in the future, patients 

with HPV positive cancers 

may be able to have less intensive 

forms of treatment 

which would reduce the side effects 

of therapy.” 

“In addition to its role in cancer 

of the oropharynx, HPV 

causes most if not all cervical 

cancer and increases the risk of 

cancer of the vagina, penis and 

anus”, she adds. 

HPV is spread through all 

types of close sexual contact, 

however, the use of condoms 

and vaccination reduces the 

risk of infection, expert say. 

Smoking and drinking alcohol 

are other factors to increase the 

chance of developing head and 

neck cancer. 

New evidence shows mercury 

to drive Alzheimer’s 

Earlier studies of lowdose 

human exposure, 

such as to dentists 

and their staff, 

have shown 

that exposure 

to mercury is 

correlated 

with longterm 

neurological 

or psychological harm. 

The new review is one of the 

first that tried to find a systematic 

link between memory 

deficits and increased levels of 

mercury found in Alzheimer patients. 

According to Professor Ha - 

rald Walach, PhD, Viadrina European 

University in Frankfurt 

(Oder), patients with silver fillings 

are exposed to 1–22 μg mercury 

per day of which the majority 

accumulates inside the 

brain. The metal binds with selenium, 

a substance responsible 

for preventing oxidative 

stress which can lead to cell 

death and early aging, he added. 

Removing mercury from medical 

and ecological cycles could 

slow down cell death 

and prevent the development 

of dementia and 

possibly other forms of 

neurological disorders 

including Parkinson. 

“The situation is similar 

to the early 1970’s regarding 

smoking: substantial 

experimental 

evidence existed, but 

human studies were inconclusive 

at the time 

and were under attack 

by groups with a vested 

interest,” Walach told 

Dental Tribune ONLINE. 

“To wait until irre fut - 

able evidence has accumulated 

is not the best option in view of 

what we already know about 

the toxicity of mercury.” 

Amalgam is still the most 

common type of fillings used by 

dentists worldwide. It is only 

banned in Sweden and restricted 

in Norway and Denmark. 

Nano coating raises hopes in 

fighting antibiotic resistance 

The emergence of antibiotic 

resistant bacteria is becoming a 

major problem in the fight 

against hospital-related infections. 

Researchers from New 

York and Albany in the United 

States have now reported the 

successful testing of a new 

nanoscale coating that can be 

used for surgical equipment or 

hospital walls and kills even super-resistant 

bugs like Methicillin-resistant 

Staphylococcus 

aureus (MRSA) within 20 minutes 

of contact. 

MRSA is a bacteria-strain 

usually found on the skin and 

sometimes nasal passages of 

healthy people from where it 

can find its way into the body 

through cuts or healthcare-related 

equipment like catheters 

and breathing tubes. Infections 

caused by MRSA are difficult to 

treat because they do not respond 

to antibiotics used to treat 

staph infections such as penicillin 

or cephalosporin. In countries 

like the UK, more than 

1,000 patients die of MRSA-related 

infections per year. 

The new coating, which is 

based on a natural enzyme 

called lysostaphin, can be used 

with any type of surface furnishes 

the researchers said. In a 

field test, they mixed it with ordinary 

latex house paint, which 

was used to paint a number 

of walls in the Albany Medical 

College. They found that 

lysostaphin, which is only toxic 

to MRSA, works by first attaching 

itself to the bacterial cell 

wall and then kills it by slicing it 

open. 

“It’s very effective. If you put 

a tiny amount of lysostaphin in 

a solution with Staphylococcus 

aureus, you’ll see the bacteria 

die almost immediately,” said 

Ravi Kane, a professor in the Department 

of Chemical and Biological 

Engineering at the Rensselaer 

Polytechnic Institute in 

Troy, New York. “At the end of 

the day, we have a very selective 

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wide range of environments— 

paints, coating, medical instruments, 

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Kane added that the coating 

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“Delivering Science & Technology” 

AEEDC Dubai 2011 Conference Programme, 1–3 February, 2011 

Tuesday, 1 February, 2011 

AEEDC Conference Hall 

(Sponsored by Listerine) 

9:30–10:15 

Integration of the TenBrook T1 Passive Self-Ligating 

Bracket System into an Established Orthodontic 

Practice. 

Speaker: Robert Brewka 

10:15–11:00 

3:30–4:15 

Dentoalveolar ankylosis and its management 

Speaker: Barbro Malmgren 

4:15–5:00 

Orthodontic considerations in trauma patients 

Speaker: Roy Sabri 

5:00–5:30 

Modern treatment principles of maxillofacial 

fractures 

Speaker: Said Halab 

12:00–12:45 

One Visit Reciprocating Endodontics: 

Safe, Predictable, Successfull 

Speaker: Allan S. Deutsch 

2:00–2:45 

Changing the paradigm in anterior restorations: 

Composites vs. ceramics 

Speaker: Eduardo Mahn 

2:45–3:15 

Silorane-Based Dental Composites (Past, Present 

& Future) 

Speaker: Manal Mohamed Shira 

A CBCT view 

Speaker: Juan Yepes 

4:45–5:30 

The Current Role of Imaging in Assessing TMD 

Symptoms Using MRI and Cone Beam 3D 

Speaker: Ghabi A. Kaspo 


IADT Symposium in Oral Traumatology 

9:00–9:45 

Smart Mechanics: Make the Prescription work 

for you. 

Speaker: Sasil Poonen 

11:15–11:45 

Soft tissue Periodontal considerations enhance 

function and aesthetics for your patient 

Speaker: Yasser Khabbaz 

11:45–12:45 

Antiseptic Mouthrinses: 

Impact on Health 

Speaker: Sebastian G. Ciancio 

2:00–3:00 


(Sponsored by Pierre Fabre Oral Care) 

9:30–10:15 

Treatment of Gingival Recessions 

Speaker: Axel Berens 

10:15–11:00 

The current concepts of the treatment of gingival 

recession 

Speaker: Zameera Mohammed 

11:15–12:00 

3:15–4:00 

Sinus Lifting Procedures: A Critical Clinical 

Review 

Speaker: Christian Makary 

4:00–4:45 

Tibial Graft in Secondary Alveolar Cleft Reconstruction 

Speaker: Anwar Al Khaja 

4:45–5:30 

Uses of Bone Expances in Managing Narrow 

Ridge and Soft Bone 

Speaker: Ahmed HalimAyob 

Dental injuries in pediatric patients 

Speaker: Marie Therese Flores 

9:45–10:30 

Psychological management of young trauma patients 

Speaker: Dina Debaybo 

10:30–11:00, 11:15–12:00; 12:00–12:45 

Oral presentation of Scientific Reports 

2:00–2:45 

Considerations in growing patients 

Speaker: Lars Andersson 

Peri-implant Mucositis/Implantitis: 

A Periodontal Perspective 

Speaker: Sebastian G. Ciancio 

3:00–4:00 

Occupational exposures in dentistry and post - 

exposure management 

Speaker: Kathy Eklund 

12:00–12:45 

Wednesday, 

2 February, 2011 

2:45–3:30 

Autotransplantation of teeth in anterior region; 

why, when, how? 

Speaker: Mitsuhiro Tsukiboshi 

How to avoid implant esthetics nightmares 

Speaker: Home Lay Wang 

4:00–5:00 

Functional Posterior Restorations— 

Achieving Superior Clinical Outcomes with 

Smart Dentine Replacement Technology 

Speaker: Thomas Attin 



3:30–4:15 

Implants in the anterior region 

Speaker: Jan Gottlow 

Regeneration in Periodontics and Endodontics 

Speaker: Khalid Al Hezaimi 

5:00–5:30 

Zirconium-Technological possibilities, limitations 

and solutions 

Speaker: Ihsan Al Hamadi 


IADT Symposium in Oral Traumatology 

9:30–10:15 

Wound healing subsequent to injury 

Speaker: Jens O. Andreasen 

10:15–11:00 

Treatment of crown fractures and how to 

optimize esthetics in anterior region 

Speaker: Hani F. Ounsi 

11:15–11:45 

Luxation and tooth avulsion 


11:45–12:45 

Revascularization of the pulp after trauma 

Speaker: Asgeir Sigurdsson 

2:00–2:45 

Pulpal complications and infection-related root 

resorption 

Speaker: Leif K. Bakland 

2:45–3:30 

MTA in dental traumatology 

Speaker: Leif K. Bakland 

2:00–2:45 

Diagnosis and Treatment of Peri-Implant 

Diseases 

Speaker: Stefan Renvert 

2:45–3:30 

The Duet of Implants and Aesthetics Depend on 

Occlusal Harmony 

Speaker: Chris Mei 

3:30–4:10 

Control of the High Angle Malocclusion 

Speaker: Derek Mahony 

4:10–5:30 

Iniscrews in orthodontics 2010—state of the art 

Speakers: Axel Berens & Dirk Wiechmann 


(Sponsored by Colgate) 

9:30–10:30 

New Technology and Injections Techniques 

for Delivery of Local Anesthesia to Pediatric 

Patients 

Speaker: Eugene R. Casagrande 

10:30–11:00 

Molar Incisor Hypomineralization: 

“A new Understanding of An Old Problem” 

Speaker: Mona Al Sane 

11:15–12:00 

Endodontic Scolutions: Strategies for Endodontic 

Predictabitily and Profitability 

Speaker: Gary Glassman 

9:00–9:30 

Micro CT Forum Introduction 

Speaker: Saud Orfali 

9:30–10:15 

What to do before scan and what to expect? 

Speaker: Mr. Nagaraju Kunchapu 

10:15–11:00 

Microcomputed Tomographic Imaging in Periodontology 

Speaker: Fawad Javed 

11:15–12:00 

Micro-CT Applications in Endodontics 

Speaker: Emad Shwaimi 

12:00–12:45 

Micro-CT Analysis of Restorative Procedures and 

Outcomes: The 3-dimensional Truth 

Speaker: Ziad Salameh 

2:00–2:45 

Impacted Canines 

Speaker: Derek Mahony 

2:45–3:15 

Predictable Maxillary Molar Distalization in the 

correction of class II Malocclusion 

Speaker: Ramesh Sabhlok 

3:15 –4:00 

Uses of CBCT in Prosthodontics 

Speaker: Ekram Ibrahim Hassan 

4:00–4:45 

Benign and Malignant Pathology of the Jaws: 

4:15–5:15 

Dental Trauma Guide—an interactive web tool 

for diagnosis, treatment and prognosis 


5:15–5:30 

Awards to best Oral and Poster presentations 

Concluding remarks 




9:00–10:00 

Six vs. Four Handed Dentistry Utilizing Microscope 

Speaker: MaciejGoczewski 

10:00–10:30 

Pain Management In Daily Dental Practice: 

Beyond Efficacy There Is A Need For Balance 

And Comfort 

Speaker: Michel Brecx 

10:30–11:00 

Hypersensitivity Management in Dental Practice 

Helme Altaee 

1:15–12:00 

Planning a customized smile design 

Speaker: Christian Coachman 

12:00–12:45 

Invisible restorations with direct resin composites: 

a possible challenge? 

Speaker: Simone Grandini


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Routine anti-inflammatory care: solutions from 

natural origins 

Speaker: Ben Salma 

3:00–3:45 

Temporomandibular Disorders: The Aspects 

Myofascial Pain, Pain Referral and the TMD 

Patient 

Speaker: Ghabi A. Kaspo 

3:45–4:30 

Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) For Dentists 

Speaker: Ms. Beryl Comar 

4:30–5:00 

Photo-Activated Disinfection of Root Canal (PAD) 

Speaker: Maryam Kuzekanani 

5:00–5:30 

After 15 years of NiTi in Endodontics: new approaches 

of design for better cleaning and shaping 

Speaker: Jean Philippe Mallet 



9:00–9:40 

Implant Therapy: Simple Safe and Aesthetic 

Speaker: Daniel Hess 

9:40–10:30 

Guided Bone Regeneration: Factors affecting the 

healing 

Speaker: Nikos Donos 

10:30–11:00 

Reconstructive Surgery and Dental Implants: An 

Overview and Research Advancements 

Speaker: Hani A. Salam 

11:15–12:15 

Dentine Hyper Sensitivity: New Management 

Approaches 

Speaker: Fotinos S. Panagakos 

12:15–12:45 

The Science of Stem Cells 

New Vistas to Manage Dental Caries 

Speaker: Shobha Tandon 

2:00–3:30 

Immediate extraction implantation, interest, procedures 

and limits 

Speakers: Pascal Paldino & Michel Brunel 

3:30–4:30 

Chronic Inflammation, its Role in Oral-Systemic 

Health and its Management by Chemotherapeutic 

Agents 

Speaker: Fotinos S. Panagakos 

4:30–5:00 

How Laser Can Boost Your Practice in Perimplant 

Surgery 

Speaker: Gilles Chaumanet 

5:00–5:30 

Laser -Assisted Dentistry: An Established 

Method 

Speaker: Alfred Hans Resch 

Thursday, 

3 February, 2011 



9:00–9:30 

Adequacy and Perfection in Endodontics 

Speakers: Ahmed Al Kahtani 

9:30–10:15 

Creating a Clinically Successful Endodontic Post 

& Core Restoration 

Speaker: Allan S. Deutsch 

10:15–11:00 

Direct pulp capping with different materials 

in vivo 

Speaker: Khalid Al Fouzan 

11:15–12:15 

Basic Concepts To Help You Avoid Complications 

During Third Molar Extraction 

Speaker: Robert Edwab 

12:15–12:45 

Prophylaxis of infective endocarditis in oral and 

dental practice: What has changed? 

Speaker: Boukais Hamid 

2:00–3:30 

Adult Orthodontics Issues: Apical Root Resorption 

and Rapid Orthodontics Strategies 

Speakers: Donald Fergusson & Jon Artun 

3:30–4:15 

Locating, Negotiating and Shaping Calcified Orifices 

and Narrow Root Canals. 

Speaker: Roger Rebeiz 

4:15–5:00 

Lingual Orthodontics and Orthognatic surgery 

Speaker: Axel Berens 

5:00–5:30 

Zirconium and Metal Ceramic—things to discus 

Speaker: Ihsan Al Hamadi 


9:00–11:00 

Optimization of Esthetics, Strength and Predictability 

of CAD/CAM Restorations in Clinical 

Practice 

Speakers: Michael Dieter & Joerg Vogt 

11:15–12:45 

Optimization of Esthetics, Strength and Predictability 

of CAD/CAM Restorations in Clinical 

Practice 

Speakers: Michael Dieter & Joerg Vogt 

2:00–3:00 

Teamwork in Marketing Prevention 

Speaker: William Che Wung 

3:00–3:30 

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), 

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Diverse 

solutions. 

We at Novocol have combined our 

experience with innovative thinking 

to generate a higher standard of 

quality in the products you deserve. 

When you choose Novocol, you 

know leadership and experience 

are on your side. 

Visit Novocol: 

AEEDC 2011 at Booth 204 

For more information, 

contact: Michael Cohen 

mcohen@novocol.com 

Photo: Naiyyer 

www.novocol.com

8 programme 


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How to improve your practice outcome and increase 

your income by using CBCT 


3:30–4:00 

21 st Century Computer-Controlled: 

Local Anesthesia 


4:00–4:30 

How to Improve your Endodontic Resul 

Speaker: Nehal Sharaf 

4:30–5:30 

Heart Attacks, Strokes or Fainting— 

what to do? 

Speaker: Annie Browne 



9:30–10:00 

Oral Health Preventive Programmes at Ministry 

of Health, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: An update 

Speaker: Adel Al-Rusayes 

10:00–10:30 

Prevention of Early Carious Lesions: Experience 

of School Oral Health Program, Kuwait-Forsyth 

Speaker: Hannan A. Boodai 

10:30–11:00 

Discussion 

11:15–11:45 

GCC Oral Health Week 2010: Riyadh Colleges of 

Dentistry and Pharmacy Experience 

Speaker: Abdullah R. Al Shammery 

11:45–12:15 

The retention of pit and fissure sealants placed 

in primary school children in North Sharqia Region 

Speaker: Ossama Nabil Ahmed Ibrahim 

3:00–3:30 

The Gulf Oral Health Week; 

A Snapshot of the 

Preventive Program Carried Out 

in Al-Hassa Region, Saudi Arabia 

Speaker: Nadya A. Al-Ghannam 

3:30–4:00 

Evidence based Approach for the Use of Fluoride 

in Prevention 

Speaker: Shaikha Alkubaisi 

4:00–4:30 

The Role of Oral Health Knowledge, Education in 

Promotion and Prevention Strategy 

Speaker: Radia Ishaq 

4:30–5:00 

Smoking and Periodontal Health 

Speaker: Fadel M. Kamber 

5:00–5:30 

Discussion 

10:30–11:00 

The Inman Aligner and a Re-Invention of An 

Amazing Tool For Cosmetic Dentistry 

Speaker: Tif Qureshi 

11:15–11:45 

Stem cells: Regenerating Hope 


11:45–12:45 

Tissue Intergration of Implants with a conus 

abutment Joint 

Speaker: Martin Groten 

2:00–3:00 

Long-Term Behavior of Screw type Implants of 

Enhanced Primary stability 


3:00–3:30 

Muscle Endurance Versus Muscle Strength and 

its effect on postural strain 

Speaker: Naima Mohammed Saleh 

GCC Preventive Dentistry 

Conference 

8:30–9:00 

Opening Ceremony and Speeches 

Speakers: Mr. Abdul Salam Al Madani, Abdullah R. 

Al Shammery 

9:00–9:30 

Oral & Dental Health Promotion Strategies for 

Children Aged 0–18 Years Old 

Speaker: Azhar Ali Ahmed Naseeb 

12:15–12:45 

Discussion 

2:00– 2:30 

Preventive Dentistry in Dental Education: 

Where do we stand? 

Speakers: Khalifa S. Al-Khalifa 

2:30–3:00 

Dental caries status of first permanent molars 

and treatment modalities provided for school 

children age 6–10 years attending Dubai Health 

Authority health centers 

Speakers: Hamideh Abdul Qader Daryanavard 



9:00–9:45 

Current Controversies in oral medicine: 

Dry Mouth and Burning Mouth 


9:45–10:30 

Pediatric Dentistry 


3:30–4:00 

Common Musculoskeletal conditions in Dental 

Professionals: 

Etiology, Prevention, and Management 

Speaker: Meer Ibrahim 

4:00–4:30 

Dental Ergonomics 

Speaker: Maciej Goczewski 

4:30–5:30 

Soft tissue considerations around teeth and implants 

Speaker: Korkud Demirel 

Subject to change. Last update was 17 January, 2011. Times in am/pm format. 

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8 programme 


➟ 

How to improve your practice outcome and increase 

your income by using CBCT 


3:30–4:00 

21 st Century Computer-Controlled: 

Local Anesthesia 


4:00–4:30 

How to Improve your Endodontic Resul 

Speaker: Nehal Sharaf 

4:30–5:30 

Heart Attacks, Strokes or Fainting— 

what to do? 

Speaker: Annie Browne 



9:30–10:00 

Oral Health Preventive Programmes at Ministry 

of Health, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: An update 

Speaker: Adel Al-Rusayes 

10:00–10:30 

Prevention of Early Carious Lesions: Experience 

of School Oral Health Program, Kuwait-Forsyth 

Speaker: Hannan A. Boodai 

10:30–11:00 

Discussion 

11:15–11:45 

GCC Oral Health Week 2010: Riyadh Colleges of 

Dentistry and Pharmacy Experience 

Speaker: Abdullah R. Al Shammery 

11:45–12:15 

The retention of pit and fissure sealants placed 

in primary school children in North Sharqia Region 

Speaker: Ossama Nabil Ahmed Ibrahim 

3:00–3:30 

The Gulf Oral Health Week; 

A Snapshot of the 

Preventive Program Carried Out 

in Al-Hassa Region, Saudi Arabia 

Speaker: Nadya A. Al-Ghannam 

3:30–4:00 

Evidence based Approach for the Use of Fluoride 

in Prevention 

Speaker: Shaikha Alkubaisi 

4:00–4:30 

The Role of Oral Health Knowledge, Education in 

Promotion and Prevention Strategy 

Speaker: Radia Ishaq 

4:30–5:00 

Smoking and Periodontal Health 

Speaker: Fadel M. Kamber 

5:00–5:30 

Discussion 

10:30–11:00 

The Inman Aligner and a Re-Invention of An 

Amazing Tool For Cosmetic Dentistry 

Speaker: Tif Qureshi 

11:15–11:45 

Stem cells: Regenerating Hope 


11:45–12:45 

Tissue Intergration of Implants with a conus 

abutment Joint 


2:00–3:00 

Long-Term Behavior of Screw type Implants of 

Enhanced Primary stability 


3:00–3:30 

Muscle Endurance Versus Muscle Strength and 

its effect on postural strain 

Speaker: Naima Mohammed Saleh 

GCC Preventive Dentistry 

Conference 

8:30–9:00 

Opening Ceremony and Speeches 

Speakers: Mr. Abdul Salam Al Madani, Abdullah R. 

Al Shammery 

9:00–9:30 

Oral & Dental Health Promotion Strategies for 

Children Aged 0–18 Years Old 

Speaker: Azhar Ali Ahmed Naseeb 

12:15–12:45 

Discussion 

2:00– 2:30 

Preventive Dentistry in Dental Education: 

Where do we stand? 

Speakers: Khalifa S. Al-Khalifa 

2:30–3:00 

Dental caries status of first permanent molars 

and treatment modalities provided for school 

children age 6–10 years attending Dubai Health 

Authority health centers 

Speakers: Hamideh Abdul Qader Daryanavard 



9:00–9:45 

Current Controversies in oral medicine: 

Dry Mouth and Burning Mouth 


9:45–10:30 

Pediatric Dentistry 


3:30–4:00 

Common Musculoskeletal conditions in Dental 

Professionals: 

Etiology, Prevention, and Management 

Speaker: Meer Ibrahim 

4:00–4:30 

Dental Ergonomics 

Speaker: Maciej Goczewski 

4:30–5:30 

Soft tissue considerations around teeth and implants 

Speaker: Korkud Demirel 

Subject to change. Last update was 17 January, 2011. Times in am/pm format. 

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10 business 


AIR-FLOW MASTER 

Prophylaxis is entering a previously unexplored 

area with the new AIR-FLOW Master from 

EMS. This instrument gives periodontal pockets 

a thorough cleaning by air polishing. The biokinetic 

energy, applied in a powder-air-water mixture, 

removes the biofilm down to the base of the 

pocket, brings about a sustained reduction in bacteria, 

firms the gum and reduces the pocket 

depth. The patient benefits twice because the 

procedure is not only more efficient, but also 

more comfortable than conventional curettes or 

instruments which scratch the tooth. 

This “subgingival deep diving” uses a special 

single-use nozzle, combined with extra-fine grain 

AIR-FLOW Powder which is non-abrasive on the 

tooth surface. The flat and tapered, slightly bent 

nozzle has three openings from which the powder-air-water 

mixture emerges in the subgingival 

area with gentle turbulence. The special construction 

of the nozzles ensures that the powder 

is thoroughly washed out of the pocket, along 

with the removed biofilm, according to EMS. The 

nozzle is simply fitted onto the Perio-Flow 

handpiece, which has a magnetic holding device 

and can therefore be removed flexibly. 

The AIR-FLOW Master does not simply take 

care of periodontal pockets, but also provides 

supragingival prophylaxis. Whether plaque 

or hard deposits—the AIR-FLOW handpiece 

“strokes” the tooth surfaces clean with the appropriate 

powder gently and selectively. In addition 

to the classic powder, EMS has developed a 

soft powder 

for more 

sensitive teeth. 

And recently 

patients have acquired 

a taste for 

this treatment: The 

classic powder is available not only in a “neutral” 

flavour, but also in cherry, blackcurrant, tropical, 

lemon and mint flavours. Every flavour has its 

own colour coded ring, which is placed on the 

powder chamber—so that it is clear at a glance 

which flavour is being used at any time. 

The AIR-FLOW Master is operated exclusively 

through touch and, therefore, is very hygienic. 

The person providing treatment places one finger 

on the touch panel and controls the “Power” 

and “Liquid” functions from minimum to maximum 

by gently stroking over them. In addition, a 

finger-tip is enough to switch between the AIR- 

FLOW and PERIO-FLOW applications. The application 

currently in use lights up in fluorescent 

blue. 

Due of its smooth surfaces, the instrument is 

easy and hygienic to clean and thereby guarantees 

the highest hygienic standards, according to 

EMS. 

EMS – ELECTRO MEDICAL SYSTEMS S.A., 

SWITZERLAND 

www.ems-dent.com 

Booth 575/576 

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AIR-FLOW HANDY PERIO 

VITA VACUMAT ® New Generation 

Productivity to the power of four! 

Operate up to four firing units with a single operating panel. 

With the AIR-FLOW handy PERIO, EMS is 

now penetrating into the subgingival area. According 

to the manufacturer, the innovative 

AIR-FLOW handy PERIO is the first and only 

portable Perio device which enables safe and 

effective removal of subgingival biofilm. 

Based on the successful AIR-FLOW handy 

2+ series and the AIR-FLOWMaster, which was 

awarded an innovation prize, this handpiece 

again provides the dentist with an ergonomic 

NEW! Combination furnace 

VITA VACUMAT ® 6000 MP 

masterpiece which EMS says is ideal for treating 

patients and enables the complete removal 

of biofilm. The transparent dome and the 

power chamber have come out in pink. In this 

combination the white handy is once again a 

genuine eye-catcher. Together with the AIR- 

FLOW powder PERIO, the single-use Perio nozzle 

reaches down to the base of the periodontal 

pocket. 

3389_3E 

Micro-organisms establish themselves and 

multiply. The bacterial community develops 

its own protection: microbes come off and colonize 

new areas. In some cases the body’s immune 

system is helpless. To prevent the penetration 

of the microbes the body triggers a 

bone deterioration process as an “emergency 

response”. 

When it comes to performance – the more the better. Now is 

your chance to benefit from maximum performance and 

efficiency with the VITA VACUMAT New Generation. Operate 

up to four premium furnaces of the VACUMAT 6000 M series 

and/or the combination pressing furnaces of the VACUMAT 

6000 MP series with a single vPad control panel and set new 

standards for optimized workflow in your laboratory. Thanks to 

its modular structure, the firing system can be customized 

to meet your requirements. Plus, you can add further firing 

units, operating panels and accessories at any time. You will 

hardly find a more efficient way to meet future requirements. 

www.myvacumat.com 

Since the biofilm protects the bacteria against 

pharmaceuticals, treatment has been very difficult 

to date. That is why EMS wants to mount 

an attack on damaging biofilm as part of subgingival 

prophylaxis treatment with an application 

summed up in the words “AIR-FLOW 

kills biofilm”. Using this method dentists can 

also effectively treat the continuously growing 

number of cases of peri-implantitis among implant 

patients and counter the impending loss 

of implants. 

EMS – ELECTRO MEDICAL SYSTEMS S.A., 

SWITZERLAND 

www.ems-dent.com 

Booth 575/576

Assurance 

Invest in reliability. Focus on the patient. 

Express your style. From the people 

who build the most dependable dental 

equipment in the world, A-dec 200 

provides you with a complete system to 

secure a successful future. 

Visit A-dec at 

AEEDC stand 230 

and 

IDS stand D10 

Discover how you can gain assurance with 

A-dec 200. Contact your authorised 

A-dec dealer today. 

Discover A-dec 200. Contact your local dealer. 

A-dec Inc. 

2601 Crestview Drive, Newberg, Oregon 97132 USA 

www.a-dec.com

12 business 


VITA VACUMAT NEW GENERATION NOW AVAILABLE WITH COMBIPRESS UNIT 

Thanks to its modular construction, the innovative 

concept of the “New Generation” firing system 

for VITA VACUMAT ceramic furnaces not 

only means perfect customized solutions for 

every user—it also offers superior cost-effectiveness. 

At the heart of the system is the premium ceramic 

furnace VITA VACUMAT 6000 M, which is 

available with a choice of three different control 

units: VITA vPad easy, VITA vPad comfort and 

VITA vPad excellence. Designed to meet a diverse 

range of requirements, just one of these control 

units also allows convenient operation of up to 

four firing units. The new VITA VACUMAT ceramic 

ovens are particularly appealing thanks to 

superior firing results, convenient handling and 

 

VITA VACUMAT “New Generation” 

a variety of technical innovations. 

The modular construction and the operation 

of multiple firing units allow 

all users to assemble a cost-effective 

firing system that is adapted perfectly 

to their particutlar needs. The 

system can also be expanded at any 

time to include additional components 

(firing units, control units or accessories). 

Even greater flexibility is now possible 

thanks to the introduction of additional 

modules such as the VITA 

VACUMAT 6000 MP combipress unit 

that can also be operated using VITA 

vPad comfort and VITA vPad excellence. 

The combipress unit not only offers all the 

programs and functions available with VITA 

VACUMAT 6000 M, it can also be used for pressing 

any kind of press pellet and is suitable for use 

with all standard muffle systems. The innovative 

pressing technology combined with numerous 

service and monitoring functions ensures precise, 

consistently convincing pressing results. 

The new VITA VACUMAT system is thus complete, 

offering the user the benefit of an even 

greater selection of options and improved cost-effectiveness 

in the laboratory. 

VITA ZAHNFABRIK, GERMANY 

www.vita-zahnfabrik.com/www.myvacumat.com 

Booth 473/474 

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VITA VMK MASTER 

 

 

 

The German company VITA Zahnfabrik has 

been supporting dental technicians all over the 

world with finest veneering materials for more 

than 45 years. In 2009, their product line was 

increased by VITA VMK Master, a new ceramic 

belonging to the VMK (VITA Metallkeramik = 

VITA metal ceramics) generation for veneering 

metal frameworks in the conventional CTE 

range. 

Available to dental professionals at AEEDC 

2010, the new veneering material VITA Zahnfabrik 

aims to take the next evolutionary step 

in the VMK success story offering dental technicians 

an uncompromised material in terms of 

safety and aesthetics. High bending strength 

 

The new VITA VMK Master veneering material is available 

in the original VITA SYSTEM 3D-MASTER and VITAPAN classical 

A1–D4 shades. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and temperature change stability, perfect compound—also 

with non-precious alloy frameworks—as 

well as low acid solubility and firstclass 

processing characteristics are some of the 

numerous benefits that VITA VMK Master offers 

thanks to the utilization of state-of-the-art 

manufacturing processes and high-quality materials. 

Due to the easy handling with the Standard 

layering consisting of dentine and enamel, 

aesthetical reproductions may be achieved 

quickly and safely. Furthermore, a comprehensive 

range of additional materials offers the 

best conditions for an efficient realization of patients’ 

individual features. 

In addition to the successful VITA VM concept 

component called VITA VM 13, VITA VMK 

Master joins the success story of VITA ceramics. 

VITA VMK is available in the original VITA 

SYSTEM 3D-MASTER and VITAPAN classical 

A1–D4 shades. Only the VITA label guarantees 

for an exact and nature-like reproduction of the 

original VITA tooth shades, the company said. 

VITA ZAHNFABRIK, GERMANY 

www.vita-zahnfabrik.com 

Booth 473/474


industry 13 

3M Gulf Ltd. 239 

3M Unitek Block 417, 391, 36 

A 

A. Schweickhardt GmbH & Co. KG 488 

AALZ Aachen Dental Laser Center 440 

ABIMO-Brazilian Medical Devices 

Manufacturers Association 602, 611 

Academy of Laser Education 501 

Accutron Inc. 206–212, 221–227 

ACT FZC. 315 

A-dec 230 

Adenta GmbH Production & Sales 

of Innovative Orthodontic Products 502 

Advanced Dental Diagnostics BV 503, 504, 505 

akrus GmbH & Co. KG 507 

Al Fikrah Medical & 

Surgical Devices Tr. 157 

Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals Block 417, 391, 365 

Al Mazroui Medical & 

Chemical Supplies 213 

Al Rashid Medical Supplies 267, 27 

Al Thanaya Pharmaceuticals 631, 632, 633 

All Star Orthodontics 258 

Alphamed 451 

Amann Girrbach GmbH 480 

Amdent Block 417, 391, 365 

American Dental Association (ADA) 295, 296 

Angelus Ind. Prods. Odontologicos S/A 595 

Anthos Block 417, 391, 365 

Apixia Inc. 249, 25 

Arab Academy for 

Continuing Dental Education 653 

Arab Dental Labor Magazine 73 

ASA Dental S.p.A 311, 312 

Asia Chemi Teb Co. 187 

Asnanak.Net 140 

Astar Orthodontics Inc. 156 

Auropent Fantasy GmbH 496 

Axis Dental USA Beavers Dental 218 

B 

B & L Biotech Inc. 242 

Baden-Württemberg 

International Agency for International 

Economic and Scientific Cooperation 464 

Baumer S.A. 614 

Beijing Canluso Co., Ltd. 159 

Beijing Leiden Biological Company 166 

Being Foshan Medical Equipment Co., Ltd. 160 

Berry Distribution 345 

Beyond Dental & Health 260 

Bien Air SA Block 417, 391, 365 

Biodent Co., Ltd. 131 

Biodinamica Química e Farmaceutica Ltda 596 

BioHorizons, Inc, 273 

Biokosma Trading Co. 570 

BioMaterials Korea Inc. 103 

Biotec S.r.l. 285, 286 

Bioteck S.r.l. 362 

Bisco Inc. 290 

Blossom / Mexpo International Inc. 260, 261 

BMS Dental S.r.l. 363, 364 

Bosworth Company 279 

B-Productions 559, 56 

Bredent GmbH & Co. KG 475, 476 

brumaba GmbH & Co. KG 498 

BSB Mena / Interbio SAL 68 

C 

Carestream Health 256–257, 280–281 

Castellini S.p.A. 355 

Cattani S.p.A. 308 

Cedra Levant 287 

Class One 206–212, 221–227 

Colgate Palmolive Company 620 

Coltène /Whaledent GmbH & Co. KG 481 

Connector 449 

Corlison Pte Ltd. 607 

Coswell 506 

Cranberry (M) Sdn Bhd. 271, 272 

Creation S.r.l. 310 

Creation Willi Geller 

International Block 417, 391, 365 

Cross Protection (M) Sdn Bhd 503, 504, 505 

Crosstex International Inc. 206–212, 221–227 

CSM Implant 145 

CSN Industrie S.r.l. 532 

Cynoprod International 561, 562 

D 

D4D Technologies Block 417, 391, 365 

Dabi Atlante S/A 

Industrias Medico Odontologica 597 

Dae Yang Dentech Co., Ltd. 121 

Dawn Pharmacy 371, 372 

DB Orthodontics Ltd. 206–212, 221–227 

Deepak Products, Inc. 206–212, 221–227 

Deflex 599 

DeguDent GmbH 438, 439 

Delma Medical Instrument (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd. 4 

Exhibitors list—AEEDC Dubai 2011 

Company Booth Company Booth Company Booth Company Booth 

Denmat Holdings L.L.C. 346 

Denstar Co. 105 

DenTag S.r.l. 320 

Dental Art S.p.A. 301, 302 

Dental Expo Russia 31 

Dental Factory - USA 274 

Dental Material Co., Ltd. 171 

Dental Medium Journal 606 

Dental News 530 

Dental Tribune International 37, 38 

Dental World S.r.l. 335 

Dental X S.p.A. 299 

Dentaluck Medical Equipment Trading / 

GV Tech F.Z.C 1 

Dentamerica Inc. 235, 236 

DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG 470 

EMS-SWISSQUALITY.COM 

Dentium Co. Ltd. 2 

Dentkist Inc. 124 

Dentoflex Middle East 616 

Dentozone Corporation 125 

DENTSPLY Ceramco Block 339 

DENTSPLY Friadent GmbH 460, 463 

DENTSPLY GAC International 60 

DENTSPLY International 370 

DENTSPLY Maillefer Block 417, 391, 365 

Dentus Co. 186, 195 

DiaDent Group International 85, 86 

Diaswiss S.A. 213 

Discus Dental Inc. Block 417, 391, 365 

DMG Germany 477, 478 

Dubai Health Authority 129 

Dubai Medical Equipment 57, 58, 59 

SUBGINGIVAL 

WITHOUT 

LIMITS 

THE DEEPEST 

PERIODONTAL POCKETS 

NOW WITHIN REACH 

WITH THE ORIGINAL 

AIR-FLOW METHOD 

AIR-FLOW MASTER ® 

is the name of the world’s first 

subgingival prophylaxis unit. 

With two application systems in 

one. For sub- and supragingival 

use with matching handpiece and 

powder chamber. 

Incredibly easy to operate. 

Uniquely simple to use. 

Touch ’n’ flow: Highly sensitive 

3-touch panel for easy choice of 

settings. 

E 

EMS – Electro Medical Systems S.A 575, 576 

Edarredo Block 417, 391, 365 

Eisenbacher Dentalwaren ED GmbH 495 

EKOM spol. s.r.o. 213 

Elem Enterprises 62, 63 

Eng.A.B Research Chair for 

Growth Factors and Bone Regeneration 536 

EPED Inc. 319 

Erwin Guth Ltda. 619 

Esacrom S.r.l. 386 

Esfahan Faraz Mehr 

Industrial Producing Co. 184, 197 

Essential Dental Systems Inc. 268, 269 

ExamVision APS 578 

> Subgingival application of the Original AIR-FLOW ® method reduces 

periodontal pocket depth, removes biofilm, prevents periimplantitis 

The inventor of the Original 

Air-Flow Method is now first to 

cross the boundaries of conventional 

prophylaxis. 

For more information > welcome@ems-ch.com 

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industry 15 

Company Booth Company Booth Company Booth Company Booth 

➟ 

F 

FAMI 619 

Faro S.p.A. 334 

FDI World Dental Federation 661 

FGM Dental Products Ltd. / Dentscare 618 

Fimet Oy 213 

Flow Dental Corporation 206–212, 221–227 

FORESTADENT—Bernhard Förster GmbH 471 

Foshan Modern Precision 

Dental Instruments Co., Ltd. 176, 177 

Fotona / LCI 583, 584 

FPM s.a.r.l. 12 

French Dental Design 425 

Future Dental Instruments Trading L.L.C. 529 

G 

G&H Wire Company 61 

G. Comm S.r.l. 330 

GACD 316, 325 

Galloni Aseg S.p.A. 389 

GC Europe N.V. 14, 15, 16, 17 

Geistlich Block 417, 391, 365 

Gendex Block 339 

Genoray Co., Ltd. 649, 65 

George-Schick Dental GmbH Block 417, 391, 365 

Gingi-Pak 206–212, 221–227 

GlaxoSmithKline 646 

Global Surgical Corporation 206–212, 221–227 

Gnatus Equipamentos Medico- 

Odontologicos Ltda. 617 

Good Doctors Co., Ltd. 87 

Gramm Technik GmbH 482 

Greater New York Dental Meeting 7, 8 

Guangzhou Conghua Shenghua 

Industry Co., Ltd. 154 

Guangzhou Linchen Trading Co. Ltd., 162 

Gulf Dent Trading L.L.C. 34, 35 

Gulf Medical 

Commercial Agencies 603–604, 609–610 

GUM-SUNSTAR Suisse/Sara Trident L.L.C. 581, 582 

H 

Hager & Werken GmbH & Co.KG 508 

Halley Medical Supplies Ltd. UK 551, 552 

Hamaya Top-Dental 634 

Handae Chemical Co. Ltd. 122 

Hangzhou ORJ Medical Instrument 

& Material Co. Ltd. 169 

Hangzhou Shinye Orthodontic 

Products Co., Ltd. 172 

Hanil Dental Ind. Co., Ltd. 88 

Hanse Dental GmbH 503, 504, 505 

Heine Optotechnik GmbH & Co KG 510 

Henry Schein 343–344, 349–350 

Hoodiann International 183, 198 

Hoya ConBio 206–212, 221–227 

Hubit Co., Ltd. 91 

Hu-Friedy Mfg., Co., Inc Block 339 

I 

IDEAL MAKOO Co. 182, 199 

Imaging Sciences International Block 339 

Implasa GmbH 521, 522 

Indian Dentist Research and Review 659 

Indusbello 600 

Infodent International 503, 504, 505 

Inman Aligner / Straight Talk Seminars 656 

Innovative Material and Devices Inc. 158 

Instrumentarium Dental 667 

Intensiv S.A. 587 

International Association for Orthodontics 658 

International Association 

of Dental Traumatology (IADT) 680 

International Dentistry South Africa 399 

International Expodental – UNIDI 527 

Iran Dental Industries 194 

Iranian Dental Association 192, 193 

Ivoclar Vivadent AG 542 

J 

JADA Middle East 244 

"JCS ""StomaDent""" 31, 32, 33 

Jelenko 206–212, 221–227 

Jin Sung Co. 124 

Jinhua Chuangxin Medical Treatment 

Apparatus Technology Co., Ltd 165 

JJ Orthodontics (P) Ltd. 243 

Johnson & Johnson (Middle East) Inc. Block 672 

Journal of Modern Dentistry 139 

JS Dental Manufacturing, Inc. 206–212, 221–227 

JSC NPO “Polystom” 31, 32, 33 

JTC-Fulldent S.A. 573, 574 

JumJum World 397, 398 

K 

KAESER Kompressoren GmbH 441, 442 

Karl Hammacher Block 417, 391, 365 

KaVo Dental GmbH Block 443 

Kenda AG 580 

Kerr Italia S.r.l. 313 

Kettenbach Gmbh & Co. Block 417, 391, 365 

KLOX Technologies Inc. 503, 504, 505 

KLS Martin Group - 

Gebr. Martin GmbH & Co.KG 469 

Kohler Medizintechnik GmbH & Co. KG 467 

Korean Dental Trade Association 90 

Kousha Fan Pars Eng. Co. 190, 191 

L 

Landesmesse Stuttgart GmbH Block 484 

Leader Italia S.r.l. 531, 532 

LLC Firm “KAMED” 31, 32, 33 

M 

Mabnateb Company 181 

Major Prodotti Dentari S.p.A. 358, 359 

Maquira Dental Products 615 

Masar Medical Block 339 

MATRX by Parket / Parker - Porter 213 

Medental International 206–212, 221–227 

Medesy S.r.l. - Italy 525, 526 

Medical Equipment 

& Pharmaceutical Holding Co. 200, 201 

MediMedia India Pvt. Ltd. 142 

Medkraft Orthodontics U.S.A 248 

Megadenta Medical Supplies L.L.C. 591 

MegaGen Implant Co., Ltd. 447, 448 

Melag Block 339 

Melorin Commercial & Manufacturing Co. 188, 189 

Meta Biomed Co., Ltd. 120 

METASYS Medizintechnik GmbH 450 

Micro-Nx Co., Ltd. 146 

Middle East Dental Laboratory 571 

Milestone Scientific Inc. 206–212, 221–227 

MK-Dent GmbH 454 

Mocom S.r.l. 331, 332, 333 

Modern Pharmaceutical Co. 241 

Mohammed Bin Ali Bin Othman 

Trading Est. (MBA Trading Est.) 269 

Morita 178, 203 

Myofunctional Research Co. 553 

N 

Nanjing Jin Jiahe I./E. Co., Ltd. 161 

Natamak IC Ve Dis Ticaret Ltd. STI 558 

National Trading Company - NTC 374 

Neobiotech Co., Ltd. 104 

Newmed S.r.l. 388 

Nichrominox 321 

Nicolas & Asp University College 18 

Nissin Dental Products Inc. 36 

Noble Medical Equipment Est. 20 , 21, 22 

Nordent Manufacturing, Inc. 206–212, 221–227 

Nordiska Dental AB 217 

Nova DFL 594 

Novocol Pharmaceuticals 204–205, 228–229 

NSK Nakanishi Inc. 627 

NucleOss 348 

O 

ODP, Orthodontic Design 

and Production, Inc. 503, 504, 505 

Olsen Industria e Comercio S.A. 601 

Ormco USA 216 

Ortho Classic 251, 252 

Ortho Organizers 293, 294 

Ortho Technology 275, 276 

Osstem Implant Co., Ltd. 421 

Owandy 54, 55 

P 

Philips Sonicare / Castle General Trading 652 

Pierre Fabre Medicament 651, 666 

Pierre Rolland Block 417, 391, 365 

Pimex Medical Equipment L.L.C. 5,06 

Piro Trading International 206–212, 221–227 

Planmeca Oy 625 

Polydentia Block 417, 391, 365 

Pooldar Brothers General Trading (L.L.C) 579 

Prime Dent Medical Equipment 

& Supplies LLC 317 

Prime Medical Supplies Est. 665 

pritidenta GmbH 487 

Procter & Gamble Gulf FZE 

(Oral B Crest Professional Oral Health) 291 

Produits Dentaires. S.A. 547 

PSP Dental Co. Ltd. 655 

Purity Laboratories Ltd. 554 

Q 

Qualident Dental Lab 528 

Quintessence International Publishing Group 662 

R 

R.A. Industries (PVT) Ltd. Pakistan 424 

Real Odontologica Industria e Comercio 598 

Renew Biocare Group AG 585, 586 

RENFERT GmbH 459 

Renner GmbH Kompressoren 486 

Returning Swans 72 

Reza Rad Co. 180 

Riyadh Colleges of Dentistry and 

Pharmacy 653, 654 

Ronvig Dental Mfg.. A/S 577 

S 

Samsung Medical Centre (SMC-INDEX) 126 

Saniswiss Block 417, 391, 365 

Saratoga S.p.A. 408, 409, 410, 411 

Satelec-Acteon Group 9 

Saudi Dental Society 663 

Sawhney Trading Co. LLC 216 

Schuetz -Dental Group 56 

Scorpios International L.L.C. 61 

SDI Limited 64, 65 

Septodont / Novocol 204–205, 228–229 

Sh.Dr. Faghihi Co. 185 

Shanghai Dochem Industries Co., Ltd. 173 

Shenzhen MLG Science 

and Technology Co., Ltd 168 

Shera Block 417, 391, 365 

Shinhung Co., Ltd. 630 

Shinhung Co., Ltd. 100, 101 

SIA Orthodontic Manufacturer S.r.l. 329 

Silfradent S.r.l 390, 407 

Sino-Dental 174 

Sirona Dental Systems GmbH Block 417, 391, 365 

Smile Dental Journal 141 

Sofia Dental Meeting 690 

Soredex 677 

Spanta Trading 322 

Spident Co., Ltd. 89 

Star Science International GmbH 568–569, 592–593 

Stern Weber Block 412 

Straumann 395 

Stryker Leibinger Block 417, 391, 365 

Sultan Healthcare Block 417, 391, 365 

Sun Euro Business UG 489 

Svenska Dentorama AB 234 

Swiss Medical Technology GmbH 549, 550 

T 

Takara Belmont Corporation 25, 26, 27, 28 

Tasneem Medical Suppliers L.L.C. 373 

Tavom S.p.A. 383, 385, 360 

TDS Dental 238 

Tecno-Gaz S.p.A. 303, 304 

Temrex Corporation 247 

Tigers Medical Equipment 679 

Tissue Regeneration Corporation 196 

Titaniumfix 612 

Tokuyama Dental Corp 62, 63 

TPC 265, 266 

Tribest Disposable Products Co. Ltd. 164 

Trionics Technologies 69 

Trisa of Switzerland 589, 59 

TrollDental 503, 504, 505 

Tulip Medical Supplies 347 

U 

Ugin Dentaire Block 417, 391, 365 

Ultradent Products Inc. 263, 264 

Uni Corp Instruments Inc 233 

Unident S.A 572 

Unilever UK Ltd. 282 

Union Dental S.A. 499 

Universitat Internacional de Catalunya 500 

University of Manchester 556 

V 

Vaniman Manufacturing 206–212, 221–227 

Vertex Dental Block 417, 391, 365 

Visiodent 523, 524 

VITA Zahnfabrik H. Rauter GmbH & Co. KG 473, 474 

Vitro Laser Solutions UG 509 

Vivi S.r.l. 300 

VladMiva 31, 32, 33 

W 

W&H Dentalwerk Buermoos GmbH 29,3 

Warwick Medical School 557 

Waterpik Inc. 206–212, 221–227 

Whip Mix Corporation 206–212, 221–227 

WHITEsmile GmbH 206–212, 221–227 

Wiley-Blackwell 605 

Willman & Pein GmbH 495 

Wolf X-Ray Corporation 206–212, 221–227 

World Dento Med L.L.C 71 

X 

X-Dent Equipamentos Odontologicos 613 

Xing Xing Medical Instrument Co, Ltd. 152, 153 

Y 

YMarda Optical Instruments Factory 175 

Young Innovations 289 

Z 

Zhejiang Changxing Dongsheng 

Biotechnology Co., Ltd. 163 

Zhejiang Jonway Machinery 

& Electrical Manufacture Co. Ltd. 167 

Zhermack S.p.A 381, 382 

Zimmer Dental 213 

Zirc Company 206–212, 221–227 

Zirkonzahn Deutschland GmbH 472 

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