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We are very excited to announce the upcoming launch of the Neoss Tapered Implant to the US market. The tapered implant has the same proven surface as our ProActive implant, using the same surgical kit as our current system, and incorporates our "one platform" concept. Read more below.Congratulations goes out to Dr. Paul S. Rosen who has placed over 600 ProActive implants with a success rate higher than 98%. See his comments below . Neoss CEO Mike Dormer recently issued a report entitled "Neoss Financial Report" where he notes "continuing stellar results for Neoss worldwide".
Do you have a case report or website using Neoss implants that you wish to share with us and see in an upcoming issue of our newsletter? Also, if you wish to share a testimonial on our products please send an e-mail to Marketing. Thank you for reading. Sincerely,  Pia Jansson Activity Director |
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 Neoss News Neoss CEO Mike Dormer recently issued a report entitled "Neoss Financial Report" where he notes "continuing stellar results for Neoss worldwide".
"Second half 2011 financial results exceeded expectations and provide a strong foundation for continued growth and product innovation going forward. The first two months of the financial 2012 year has started very strongly with double digit global sales growth in constant currency terms, well above the current rate of market growth". Please check back on this page on a regular basis for news updates.
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Neoss Activities
March-December 2012
Here are some of the conventions that you can find us at in the next coming months. Some of this information can also be found on our website.
 EXHIBITS
- Western Regional Convention - March 29-31, 2012 - Phoenix, AZ - Booth #643.
- DVSOMS - Delaware Society OMS - April 4, 2012 - King of Prussia, PA
- Greater Long Island Dental Meeting - April 17-18, 2012 - Melville, NY - Booth# 10
- ACOMS Scientific Meeting - April 28-30, 2012 - Manalapan, FL - Booth #13
- The Texas Meeting - May 3-5, 2012 - San Antonio, TX - Booth #4061
- AAP - September 29-October 2, 2012 - Los Angeles, CA - Booth #911
- AAID - October 3-6, 2012 - Washington, DC - Booth #TBD
- ACP - November 1-2, 2012 - Baltimore, MD - Booth #315
- AAOMS Dental Implant Conference - November 30-December 1, 2012 - Chicago, IL - Booth #TBD
EDUCATION
Please contact your local representative to find out about additional course offerings in your area.
Are you interested in traveling to Australia? Our team "down-under" have put together a great scientific program with international speakers. The conference dates are May 11-13, 2012 and the location is south of Brisbane. There are still a couple of spaces available, to find out more please contact Kim for more information and registration.
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Product Information
  We are very excited to announce the upcoming launch of the Neoss Tapered Implant. The Tapered implant was developed based on customer feedback and expert engineering and incorporates the same surface as our successful ProActive implant. Its unique tapered design makes it suitable for all indications and bone types.
In keeping with our commitment of Science and Simplicity, the Neoss Tapered implant is completely compatible with our current "one platform" prosthetic concept and solutions.
Customers will also be able to use our existing surgical kit with the addition of only 5 drills and a tapered organizer insert (and optional countersinks & screw taps).
The product was pre-launched at the AO meeting in Phoenix, March 1-3, 2012, at an event which included world renowned engineer and researcher John B. Brunski, PhD. The product is expected to be launched fully to the US market in May.
Contact your local Neoss representative or Customer Support at 866-626-3677 for more information.
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Neoss Links
Customer Highlights & Case Feedback
Paul Rosen, DMD, MS, a private practitioner in Yardley, PA, commenting on his experience with ProActive implants having placed more than 600 of them:
"It has always been my method to select an implant system based upon sound scientific fundamentals with simplicity and versatility of use also factoring into the decision. ProActive has shown direct translation of this to my clinical practice with a better than 98% success rate while achieving not only functional but esthetically pleasing prosthetic outcomes. I believe that at the heart of this is the electro-wetted surface that provides faster and more robust integration even in the most challenging situations. Some believe that all rough surfaces are created relatively the same. I do not believe that to be true and ProActive has shown this to me with its "Bump" phenomenon where a dip in stability seems to be a concept of the past."
-Paul S Rosen, DMD, MD
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Neoss Case Presentation
Giancarlo G. Romero D.D.S., M.S.
Maxillofacial Prosthodontist
Private Practice
Bellaire, Texas
www.houstondentalimplantcenter.com
Ph. 713-664-1661
Achieving passive fit with the use of CAD/CAM technology and NeoLinks™
One of the main failures in implant dentistry is the lack of passive fit in fixed implant supported prosthesis. The lack of passivity can result in screw loosening, fractured screws, fractured implants, loss of osseointegration, etc. This case report explains the use of the NeoLink™ together with CAD/CAM technology to avoid complications arising from lack of passivity when fabricating fixed implant partial prosthesis.
 An 82 y.o. patient presented with mobility 2 and shortening on his mandibular incisors. These were displaced facial and on an edge to edge relation due to parafunctional habits over his life (Fig. 1)
Prior to extractions, a CBCT and wax-up was performed. Teeth were extracted in a flapless modality (Fig. 2) and two Neoss proactive surface were inserted using the interim partial denture as surgical guide (Fig. 3,4 & 5). The patient used the interim RPD for a period of 12 weeks for healing. Healing abutments were placed at the time of implant placement to avoid reentry.
Two impression copings were then placed at platform level for an open tray technique (Fig. 6).
The design of the fixed implant supported prosthesis was done using Zirkonzahn CAD/CAM technology and scanning NeoLink abutments (Fig. 7, 8 & 9).
This frame was designed for cementation to the NeoLink abutments with a resin cement and was stained prior to sintering the zirconia. This design also allows for screw retrievability since the implants were placed on the lingual aspect of the lateral incisors (Fig. 10 & 11). The final prosthesis was then cemented to the NeoLinks (Fig. 12 & 13) and screwed into place at 32 Ncm torque.
Access entries were then closed with composite material. (Fig. 14, 15 & 16). This case illustrates the integration of the surgical and prosthetic excellent design in the Neoss Implant System. Passivity of fixed implant prosthetics can be accomplished with the use of the NeoLink and resin cements.
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Ask the Experts
Product Questions
 How can we help you? Please submit your questions to us and we'll get one of our experts to answer it. We have access to Prof. Neil Meredith, Dr. Lars Sennerby, and John Divitini (our in-house product & lab expert) to name a few.
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