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It is with great pleasure that I extend my warmest greetings to all

those taking part in the 2011 Pacific Dental Conference in Vancouver, hosted by

the Dental Industry Association of Canada (DIAC).

This event gives dentists in all specialties an excellent forum in

which to exchange information about the newest developments in the field and

provides unsurpassed opportunities for networking with peers. I am certain that

delegates will benefit from the many workshops, presentations and exhibits

planned for the next three days,and that they will leave the confe

rence inspired to

put what they have learned intopractice.

I would like to commend the Dental Industry Association of

Canada for their hard work in putting together a stimulating program for

everyone involved and for their commitment to providing the highest stan

dard of

service to the dental industry inCanada.

Please accept my best wishes for a productive and enjoyable

conference.

The Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, P.C., M.P.

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Greetings from DIAC president

Jamie Matera

THROUGHOUT JAMIE MATERA’S CAREER providing dental laboratoryservices to the dental profession, he has always believed in givingback to an industry that has treated him so well. That is the reasonwhy he initially became involved in the Dental Industry Associationof Canada (DIAC).

“What I value about DIAC is that it provides a multi-dimen-sional viewpoint from a cooperative contribution of manufactures,distributors, laboratory technicians, and service provider representa-tives—committed to the highest standards of service to dental pro-fessionals in Canada,” says Matera, president of Central DentalLaboratories, a full service dental laboratory in Toronto. He is alsoserving as president of DIAC.

“I truly enjoy what I do, and appreciate the ingenuity of thetechnicians I work with, and the renewed expectation of the dentistswe serve and their patients.”

Technology is fundamentally changing the way suppliers to thedental industry manufacture and deliver their services, and it has alsocreated more challenges and opportunities. “That is exciting,” Materasays.

“As technologists, we will be called upon to redefine ourselvesin the values we can bring to a dental practice by becoming thesource of knowledge transfer in the understanding, evaluation, andintegration of these emerging technologies,” Matera told DENTAL

CHRONICLE, which recently partnered with DIAC to produce fourdental meeting guides in 2011.

“I see DENTAL CHRONICLE as a highly respected partner in thesuccess of DIAC and getting our message and purpose acrossCanada. It is vital that everyone participating in the dental professionbe made aware of the issues that affect how we will do business inthe future. Of equal importance, is the understanding that DIACprovides the forum for such discussion,” he said.

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Welcome to the Pacific DentalConference from DIAC’s

Dianne GrassieDURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS, Dianne Grassie has been responsiblefor managing the Dental Industry Association of Canada’s (DIAC)convention portfolio.

“My main responsibility is to work with the convention organiz-ers to help give our DIAC members a better experience at dentalconventions,” said Grassie, region manager—Canada for PremierDental Products, and a DIAC director.

“Additionally, I also focus my efforts on ensuring that DIAC hasa presence and is visible at dental conventions, which allows ourmembers to see that we are actually visible to the dental community.”

Public exposure at dental conventions not only benefits currentDIAC members, but also gives potential new members an opportuni-ty to find out about what DIAC does and the benefits of becoming amember, Grassie told DENTAL CHRONICLE.

In order to become a member of DIAC, each company musthave Canadian presence and be in compliance with all Canadian lawsregarding importing and distributing medical drugs and devices.

“Being a member of DIAC ensures that customers know thatyou are a company of high standards and in compliance withCanadian laws,” she said.

“Customers looking to purchase dental products and devicescan rest assured that anything we promote is legal and legitimatebecause our members are responsible, cooperative citizens and com-panies.”

Recently, DIAC partnered with DENTAL CHRONICLE to producefour dental meeting guides in 2011.

“We are excited about this partnership because it will give ourmembers an exclusive vehicle to reach out to potential customers,”Grassie said.

This partnership will also provide DIAC members with anexclusive opportunity for formal advertising exposure, she said.

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Aurum Ceramic/Classic® Dental Laboratories Booth 1029

Aurum Ceramic/Classic® provides the best inesthetic and restorative dentistry. UnsurpassedC&B, Aurum’s Cristal® Veneers, Opalite® All-Zirconia Crowns and Bridges, IPS e.max®CAD/Press, Princess™, Arizona™, Contessa™,Zeno® Tec and NaturalTemps® Milled Prov -isionals. Leading edge implant services: Easi-ACCES®, AurumTek® milled custom abut-ments and hybrid bridges. Saddle-Lock®;NaturalFlex® II and Vitallium® 2000 Cast

Partial services. See us at Booth #1029Vancouver, BC [email protected], BC 1-800-663-6364 [email protected], BC 1-800-667-4146 [email protected], BC 1-800-663-5413 [email protected] us on the Web: www.aurumgroup.com

Bisco Canda Booth 901, 903, 905, 1000, 1002, 1004Bisco Canada is a direct distributor for Bisco,RTD Fiber Posts, Vista Dental, Garrison Dental,LM Instruments and Perioptix Loupes/Lights.

Clinical Research Dental Booth 1009, 1011, 1013, 1108, 1110, 1112Exclusive Canadian distributor for Clinician’sChoice, Ultradent, Cosmedent, BioClear, Trio -


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DentalEZ Group Booth 849DentalEZ® Group, through its six brands, Star -Dental®, DentalEZ®, Ramvac®, CustomAir®,NewinLabs and Columbia Dentoform can meetall your operatory needs by advancing your prac-tice.

DENT-LINE of Canada Inc.Qu-Resin picks up attachments intraorallyor repair dentures in minutes. Chairsiderepairs are a snap because Qu-Resin cureswithout a pressure pot. Contact DENT-Line 1-800-250-5111.

Dentsply Canada Ltd. Booth 641, 643, 645, 647, 649, 651,

740, 742, 744, 746, 748, 750Our known and trusted products include: Cavit -ron®, Portrait IPN™, Astracaine®, Aqua sil,Mid west®. Ask about our new Oraqix®, SureFil® SDR™ flow, Genios™, Stylus™ ATC andTHIN sert™).

Grin and Bare It Dental SolutionsGrin and Bare It Dental Solutions, leaders incosmetic dentistry fabrication, welcomes all tothe Pacific Dental Conference. We pride our-selves in possessing the expertise and compre-hensive knowledge for planning complicated fullmouth restorations. Visit our website: www.grinandbareit.ca or call 1-800-655-0729

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Hedy Canada Booth 1535

Get a FREE $10 HBC Gift Card when youorder 20 boxes of Hedy gloves, masks, dentaldams or sterilization pouches! This year Hedy ispleased to announce the launch of a new, spa-cious tradeshow booth including a glove towerfor easy sampling, and additional floor space toreduce crowding. 2011 also marks the launch oftwo exciting new products: Latitude Nitrilehypoallergenic indigo gloves and the anti-bacteri-al high-barrier SoftMask Defender. Visit booth1535 for even more promotions and samples!

Henry Schein Canada Booth 709, 711, 713, 808-9, 813, 875-7, 908, 909, 912Henry Schein is the single source for all yourneeds. We focus on providing all the tools andsolutions to grow your practice.

Heraeus Kulzer Booth 1328As a leader in esthetic dental solutions, HeraeusKulzer empowers dental professionals to providethe most natural-looking restorations whilerespect ing a healthy and conservative approachto clinical dentistry.

Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. Booth 922, 920, 918, 823, 821, 819Ivoclar Vivadent, Inc. has evolved over 80 yearsand remains dedicated to patient satisfactionthrough the success of the dentist/dental techni-cian. With the introduction of IPS Empress®,IPS e.max®, and Phonares® Denture Teeth,Ivoclar Vivadent is committed to product inno-vation that supports quality esthetic dentistry.

InfoSign Media Booth 352ServDentist™ is a visual communication solutionfor dental offices waiting room. This personal-ized solution informs and entertains your patientsabout your treatments and services while decreas-

ing their waiting time perception. Our Web-basedmanagement interface makes it easy to customizeand manage your clips and content displayed onthe screen. You can create, manage, publishdynamic and high-quality content in real-time.The proven approach (used by over 300 offices),allows offices to increase revenues while facilitat-ing learning and communication with patients.

3M ESPE Booth 944, 942, 940, 845, 843, 841

Visit the 3M ESPE booth to talk to our SalesRepresentatives about our exciting new productsand trade show specials! See a live demonstrationof the Lava™ Chairside Oral Scanner COS by Dr.Corlazzoli, Friday between noon and 4:30 pm. Findout how you can receive a Sony e-reader or a $550gift card to purchase Apple® products. Ask aboutour many promotions including the Restorativespromotions featuring an iPod Touch® or the In-Ear Headphones that pairs perfectly with it.

Medicom Booth 1208Medicom is dedicated in providing trusted highquality infection control and patient care prod-ucts worldwide. Discover our new products suchas Microban Hand Sanitizer and Safe-Seal DuetClass 4. ■ See our ad, page 15

National Leasing Booth 1329National Leasing provides sound financial solu-tions to businesses across Canada. Today, we are


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the leader in commercial equipment leasing. OurHealthcare Lease Financing programs aredesigned with your practice in mind. For years,we have been providing the Dental Industry withfinancial flexibility, allowing your practice togrow while keeping equipment and technologycurrent. Backed by professional service and anoutstanding reputation, National Leasing is fastto respond, easy to work with and committed tomeeting our clients’ needs.

Nobel Biocare Booth 327, 329, 426, 428, 484-5

Nobel Biocare is the world leader in innovativerestorative and esthetic dental solutions. As acomplete solutions provider, Nobel Biocareoffers the most comprehensive range of solu-tions from tooth to root, for single tooth tocompletely edentulous indications. The solutionsportfolio covers dental implants (including thekey brands NobelActive™, Brånemark System®and NobelReplace™), individualized prostheticsand equipment (NobelProcera™), guided sur-gery solutions and biomaterials. Nobel Biocarehas approximately 2,400 employees and recordedrevenue of EUR 581.4 million in 2009.Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, produc-tion takes place at seven sites located in Canada,Israel, Japan, Sweden, and the US. Nobel Biocarehas 35 direct sales organizations. www.nobelbio-care.com

Oral Science Booth 1113

Oral Science: Creating the SynergyOral Science is the gold standard company thathelps Canadian dental professionals enhancetheir compromised oral health patients treat-ment, periodontal treatment and whitening pro-gram. Visit us at the PDC - Booth 1113 - to dis-cover our latest innovations like the DenvalVibe,a revolutionary device that eliminates fear ofinjections, the Picasso Laser, the ultimate diodelaser that combines affordability, ease-of-use andsleek design and the X-PUR Xylitol products.More information: 1 888 442.7070 /www.oralscience.com

Patterson Dental Booth 419Your technology leader! Visit us at the PacificDental Conference to see the latest inCAD/CAM, digital impression, digital imagingtechnology, and software solutions.

Premier Dental Products Company Booth 1003Premier Dental is dedicated to bringing innova-tive products to help dental professionals deliverbetter care in preventive, restorative, cosmeticand prosthetic areas of dentistry.

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Procter and GambleProcter and Gamble (the proud manufacturer ofthe Crest/Oral B Brands) is dedicated to support-ing the dental professional and patient home care.

Royal Bank of Canada Booth 113RBC’s Health Care Professionals team can helpyou grow your dental practice with specializedfinancial advice and solutions tailored to yourbusiness needs.


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Sable Industries Inc. Booth 1141, 1143Sable Industries Inc. is a Canadian companywhich will be exhibiting high and low handpieceproducts as well as complete utility rooms at ourbooth. We will be demonstrating how using envi-ronmentallhy friendly utility room equipment cannot only help us all by protecting the environ-ment but can save you money. Please come byand see a demonstration.SciCan Limited Booth 406Visit the SciCan Booth and take advantage ofour promotions on Statis Handpieces, Statim andBravo Sterilizers, Optim Wipes, Ensure Biolog -ical Indicators and more.

Sinclair Dental Booth 727, 729, 731, 733, 735, 826, 828,830, 832, 834

Sinclair Dental is a proud supplier of Vatech, theleading manufacturer of dental Cone Beam CT anddigital X-ray systems. Dare to compare with thecompetition! Vatech features extremely low X-rayexposure, superior image quality, True-to-Life pan& CBCT images. With Vatech, you don't have toinvest in the CBCT module or Ceph immediately. Itcan be upgraded later. PDC Spec ial: Get a FREEiPad with $20,000 Digital Equipment purchase!Visit our booth to learn about these great products!

Straumann Canada Limited Booth 544,542,540,445,443,441Straumann delivers confidence on every levelwith products built on innovation, reliability, pre-cision, and simplicity supported by rigorous clin-

ical and scientific evidence. Straumann offers awide range of solutions, from bone augmenta-tion and tissue regeneration, to implants andprosthetics, to individualized crowns and bridgesas well as abutments. At PDC 544,542,540,445, -443, 441 experience Straumann “Confidence onEvery Level” as it relates to your individual prac-tice needs. Incorporation of digital technology tothe treatment workflow, advancements in abut-ment design, and simplified components andprocesses can help increase treatment pre-dictability, for the end benefit of the patient.

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Tri-Hawk Booth 1240, 1240

To some dentists, “A bur is a bur.” Quite honest-ly, Tri Hawk burs are not designed for them. Ourburs are designed for the discriminating dentistwho can appreciate the very finest in cuttingspeed and precision, and who values superiorstrength and safety.

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Nationally syndicated food writer-broadcaster Corky Cleaver shares hispicks from the current (and alwaysvibrant) Vancouver dining scene.

Dining near the Convention Centre

1. Five Sails, Pan-PacificHotel, 300-999 CanadaPlace, R level, 604-844-2855. Everything exceedsexpectations: the food, theatmosphere, the service, andespecially the view. Pricy,but a singular experience.

2. Coast Restaurant, 1054Alberni St., 604-685-5010.There aren’t as many goodseafood restaurants in Van -couver as visitors might ex -pect. This one measures up.

3. Miku, 1055 W. Hastings,604-568-3900. Outstandingsushi and fresh fish prepa-rations.

Dining worth hopping in a cab1. Lumiere, 2551 West

Broadway # 8, 604-739-8185.French new wave cuisine andrelaxed, elegant service.Highly recommended.

2. Vij’s, 1480 W 11th Ave.,604-736-6664. Expect long,long waits at the place manyconsider the best kitchen inthe city, featuring “fusionIndian” cuisine.

3. Tojo’s Restaurant, 1133West Broadway, 604-872-8050. Reputed to be thesource of the best sushi inCanada, and priced accord-ingly, Tojo draws a loyal fol-lowing return-diners.

Casual dining near the Convention Centre1. Cactus Club Café, 588

Burrard St., and other loca-tions. A 21st Century rein-vention of the neighbor-hood bar-restaurant, thesefashionable bistros offercompetent food and drinkin a stylish atmosphere.

2. White Spot, 580 WestGeorgia St., and many loca-tions. What “Chock-Full-of-

Nuts” once was toManhattan, this ubiquitiouslocal chain of coffee-and-burger shops is toVancouver. The Spot hasgone upscale, but remainsfamily and wallet friendly.And if you miss them,there’s one waiting at theairport on your way out.

3. Imperial Chinese, 355Burrard St, 604-688-8191.Very good dim sum atlunch; Peking Duck is adependable dinner order.

Something differentMink: A Chocolate Cafe, 863

Hastings Street W., 604-633-2451. Distinctive spot, witha loyal fan base, specializingin all imaginable forms ofpotable and edible chocolate.

Comfortable barsElephant & Castle, 385 Bur -

rard St., 604-696-6730. For acity built on Eng -lish traditions,there are disap-pointingly fewauthentic UK-stylepubs. This onecomfortably fitsthe bill, and turnsout acceptable fish‘n’ chips, alongwith an oddlydubious Yorkshirepudding.

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Social HighlightsLife is Too Short to DrinkBad Wine—Ninety PointWines EditionThursday, Mar. 10, 20116:00 pm-7:30 pm ($37.00 plusHST)This year’s ‘Life is Too Short to DrinkBad Wine’ will feature a selection ofhighly rated 90 point wines from allover the world. Held at the VancouverConvention Centre’s 2nd floor foyeroverlooking the beautiful harbor andNorth Shore Mountains.

Friday Night Social Event—Good times never seemed sogood!Friday, March 11, 20116:45 pm-10:00 pm($11.00 plus HST)Join your friends and colleagues for anight of Neil Diamond hits performedby Nearly Neil and the Solitary Band.

Saturday Morning BreakfastSession—Gassed Up withBrent ButtSaturday, Mar. 12, 20118:30 am-9:30 am($11.00 plus HST)

Enjoy a continental breakfastand be entertained by BrentButt, creator and star of thesitcom “Corner Gas.”

Professional HighlightsAestheticsThursday, March 10, 20118:30 am-11:00 am$199.00Predictable Implant Aesthetics—Foundations for Success, Hands-OnworkshopParesh Shah

Co-sponsored by Dentsply TulsaSpecialties

Prevention/Diagnosis/HygieneThursday, March 10, 2011

8:30 am-11:00 amBeyond the Matrix—Xylitol’sPenetration and Disruption of BiofilmTrisha O’Hehir

Critical Issues/PracticeManagementThursday, March 10, 20118:30 am-11:00 amCanadian Dental Health SurveyResultsPeter Cooney

Laser DentistryFriday, March 11, 20118:30 am-11:00 am

Great NEW Products for YourPractice in 2011 Hands-On Workshop

Joe Blaes

Aesthetics/Restorative/Op -erative Dentistry Friday, March 11, 20118:30 am-11:00 amA Cookbook for Today’s RestorativeAesthetic Dental Practice, Co-spon-sored by Canadian Academy forEsthetic DentistryElliot Mechanic

Radiology/Digital Imaging Saturday, March 12, 201110:00 am-12:30 amAre Your Pictures Perfect? How toProduce Quality RadiographsGail Williamson / Edwin T. Parks


HighlightsThe 2011 Pacific Dental Conference marks the return of the popular ‘So YouThink You Can Speak? Series’. This 2nd series (Series ll) will be held onSaturday, Mar. 12.

Come and support these budding speakers who may one day become

featured conference speakers

■ Local Vancouver attractions include the Capilano Suspension Bridge,

Vancouver Aquarium, Granville Island, Stanley Park, and the Dr. Sun Yat-

Sen Classical Chinese Garden.

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■ The Vancouver Art Gallery, known for its collection of works by Emily

Carr, is presenting a show by Vancouver artist Ken Lum, who over the

last 20 years has developed a compelling and complex body of work.

The show includes projects not seen before in North America.


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