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The final argument John Piper made on his podcast in support of the continuation of fallible prophecy has to do with the identity and timing of "the perfect" in 1 Corinthians 13:8–12.[1] Here's what he said:
The future in view here, I think, is manifestly when Christ comes. When the perfect comes, in the time of adulthood when he's not speaking like a child anymore, the time of seeing face to face, not in a mirror anymore, but rather knowing fully even as I have been fully known. That's not any time in this age. That's the end of the age, when we will know fully even as we have been fully known.
So that's when the gift of prophecy stops. So, this text is a pretty clear argument, I think, that the gift of prophecy and tongues will continue until Jesus comes back. And it seems to me that the reason they pass away, it says, is precisely because they're imperfect. They're not Scripture-level authority, because verse 9 says, ek merous prophēteuomen—that's the Greek—we prophesy ek merous, we prophesy in part, just like a little child, trying to reason, and think, and talk, and when he grows up and becomes a man, in the age to come, he won't need that kind of help anymore.[2]
That summary reflects what has become a very common interpretation of 1 Corinthians 13:8–12. Because of its popularity, many are not aware that it rests upon unfounded assumptions and is entirely at odds with the respected exegetes both of church history and today. But by focusing on what Paul actually said, I believe we can clear away the confusion that continuationists have inserted into this text.
What is "the perfect"?
The word translated "perfect" is from téleios, and is used to describe something that is morally perfect, full grown and mature, or complete. The different nuances of téleios have given rise to various interpretations of what "the perfect" refers to: F.F. Bruce said "the perfect" is love itself; B.B. Warfield, the completed canon of Scripture; Robert Thomas, the mature church; Richard Gaffin, the return of Christ; and Thomas Edgar, the individual believer's entrance into heavenly glory.[3]
Significantly, though they disagree on the referent of "the perfect," each one of those respected New Testament scholars is a committed cessationist. Clearly—and contrary to the assertions of so many continuationists—the cessationist case does not stand or fall with 1 Corinthians 13:8–12. As New Testament scholar Anthony Thistleton says, "Few or none of the serious 'cessationist' arguments depends on a specific exegesis of 1 Cor. 13:8–11. . . . These verses should not be used as a polemic for either side in this debate."[4] Even continuationist scholar D.A. Carson admits that Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 13 do not "necessarily mean that a charismatic gift could not have been withdrawn earlier than the parousia."[5]
That said, I believe the best way to understand the timing of "the perfect" is closer to John Piper's view. Here's what I wrote in Strange Fire:
Of the possible interpretations, the believer's entrance into the Lord's presence best fits Paul's use of "perfect" in 1 Corinthians 13:10. This makes sense of Paul's later statement in verse 12 about believers seeing Christ "face to face" and possessing full knowledge—descriptions that cannot be realized this side of glory.[6]
So just as cessationists can disagree among themselves about what "the perfect" is and still be cessationists, John Piper and I can agree on when "the perfect" comes and yet still disagree about when the miraculous gifts cease.
This demonstrates that a conscientious student of Scripture—whether cessationist or continuationist—should not look to 1 Corinthians 13:8–12 as a trump card in this discussion, imagining that a simple quotation of the passage should make it obvious that his view is the right one. This text has to be carefully handled to make the author's intention plain (2 Timothy 2:15). In the remainder of this post, I hope to do that by asking two crucial questions of this text.
What (exactly) is lacking in New Testament prophecy?
The contrast in 1 Corinthians 13 is not between the imperfect/fallible and the perfect/infallible, but rather between the partial and complete. Paul clearly said, "For we know in part and we prophesy in part, but when the perfect comes, the partial will pass away" (ESV, 1 Corinthians 13:9–10, emphasis added).
But Piper takes "perfect" to mean "infallible" and "in part" to mean "fallible." Here's what he said while quoting verses 9–10 (his comments are noted in italics):
For now we know in part and we prophesy in part—that's a very crucial statement: 'We prophesy in part'; but when the perfect comes—as though the prophecies were not that [i.e., not perfect]—the partial will pass away.[7]
Don't miss the interpretive conclusion Piper has insinuated there (it's especially clear in the audio). He sees the contrast between "we prophesy in part" and "but when the perfect comes" as suggesting a qualitative difference between the gift of prophecy practiced among the Corinthians and whatever is going on at the time of the perfect. To him, that means the New Testament gift of prophecy must not be perfect—that is, it must not be infallible.
But there is absolutely no justification for that. Prophesying "in part" doesn't mean prophesying fallibly or inaccurately; it means that the prophecies do not provide the kind of exhaustive knowledge believers will possess when they enter Christ's presence. The same can be said of Old Testament prophecy: It was infallible, but it was also "in part" because it did not provide the complete fulfillment of God's revelation found in the New Testament. Even the two Testaments together do not provide the exhaustive knowledge believers will enjoy in glory, which is precisely Paul's point in 1 Corinthians 13:8–12.
Therefore, we should not understand "in part" to mean "fallible" but rather "partial" or "nonexhaustive." And we should not understand "perfect" to mean "infallible" but rather "complete." Paul's statement in 1 Corinthians 13:9–10 is to be understood this way: We know in part and we prophesy in part; but when that which is complete comes, that which is partial will be done away. What was lacking in New Testament prophecy was completeness (a quantitative issue) not accuracy (a qualitative issue). The qualitative perfection of New Testament prophecy was never in question—until the modern challenges of the charismatic movement.
What (exactly) will pass away?
After Piper argues that the timing of "the perfect" is the end of the age when we see Christ (which I agree with), he then draws the conclusion, "So that's when the gift of prophecy stops."[8] And that's where my agreement stops. Verse 8 does not say the gift of prophecy—singular—will pass away; it says prophecies—plural—will pass away. The cessation Paul speaks of does not have to do with the gift of prophecy, but prophecies, which are the result or the product of the gift of prophecy.
Here's how Sam Waldron explains it:
The emphasis, therefore, is not on the gift of prophecy itself, but on the various revelations or prophecies given through the gift. Thus, verse eight emphasizes not the gift of prophecy, but the contents of prophecy—the prophecies plural given through the gift of prophecy. The emphasis, then, of the preceding context is not on the gifts of tongues and prophecy. It is clearly on the knowledge—the partial knowledge—associated with those gifts.[9]
Now, lest you think Waldron is guilty of making too fine a distinction, take a moment to reflect more deeply on verses 9 and 10.
John Piper believes "the partial" in verse 10 is a qualitative statement referring to the gift of fallible prophecy. He would have us read the passage this way: For we know fallibly and we prophesy fallibly; but when the perfect comes, the fallible gifts will be done away. But in order to maintain Paul's parallel between "the partial" and "the perfect," Piper's interpretation would force us to conclude that "the perfect" refers to a gift. Here's how that sounds: For we know fallibly and we prophesy fallibly; but when the perfect, infallible gifts of prophecy and knowledge come, the fallible gifts will be done away.
So, are we to expect to receive perfect, infallible gifts of prophecy and knowledge when we see Christ face to face? No indeed. Piper has already told us "the perfect" is not a gift at all but "is manifestly when Christ comes." This internal inconsistency should make the error obvious. On the one hand, the parallelism shows the contrast between "the partial," which is fallible, and "the perfect," which is infallible. But that parallelism is ignored in the next instance to maintain that "the perfect" is not an infallible gift, but the completeness of knowledge believers enjoy when face to face with Christ. You can't have it both ways.
So Waldron is correct. "The partial" does not refer to the gift of prophecy itself but rather to the partial (and, at the same time, infallible) knowledge that results from the exercise of this gift. This partial knowledge is contrasted not with a perfect gift of knowledge but with the perfect, comprehensive knowledge believers will enjoy when they come face to face with Christ.[10] With that in view, you can back away from the details of the text to discover the point. Paul is not trying to teach the Corinthians when the gifts will cease but that there will come an end to the knowledge conveyed through those gifts. As I wrote in Strange Fire:
It is important to note that Paul's purpose in this chapter was not to identify how long the spiritual gifts would continue into later centuries of church history, as that would have been essentially meaningless to the original readers of this letter. Rather, he was making a point that specifically pertained to his first-century audience: when you Corinthian believers enter the glorified perfection of eternity in heaven, the spiritual gifts you now prize so highly will no longer be necessary (since the partial revelation they provide will be made complete). But love has eternal value, so pursue love because it is superior to any gift (1 Corinthians 13:13).[11]
Thomas Edgar agrees:
If, as seems apparent in the passage, the teleion refers to the individual's presence with the Lord, this passage does not refer to some prophetic point in history. These factors mean that this passage does not teach when the gifts will cease or how long they will last. It serves to remind the Corinthians of the abiding nature of love in contrast to the gifts, which by their inherent nature are only temporal, only for this life.[12]
So, although it is often used as a slam-dunk text to support continuationism, 1 Corinthians 13 teaches nothing directly about when the gifts cease. Paul is once again correcting the Corinthian believers—the knowledge they so highly prized, which came as a result of prophetic gifts, would one day be outshined by the enduring character of love. Rather than trying to show up one another with ostentatious displays of their giftedness, they should focus their energy on loving one another.
This was the third post dealing with the texts John Piper used to support fallible prophecy (1 Corinthians 11:4–5; 1 Corinthians 13:8–12; 1 Thessalonians 5:19-21). None of the continuationist interpretations of these passages compels us to abandon the doctrine of cessationism. What I've provided doesn't break any new ground. It is nothing more than the historic position of the church, which is faithful to the biblical view of prophecy.
I hope Christians will see that the support for fallible prophecy and the continuation of the miraculous gifts is exegetically suspect and does not hold up to biblical scrutiny. And I hope they will challenge anyone who attempts to diminish and degrade the full power of God's prophetic word by redefining it according to continuationist presuppositions.
There is no virtue in allowing error to continue unabated and unchecked. Confronting and correcting it is often unpleasant for all involved, but it is the loving thing to do. I'll have more to say about the pastoral duty to confront and correct error, as a matter of sincere Christian love, in my next post.
[1] Be sure not to miss the previous posts: Biblical Prophecy and Modern Confusion, Prophecy Redefined, and Fallibility and Female Prophets.
[2] Ask Pastor John, episode 215, 6:04–7:19.
[3] John MacArthur, Strange Fire, p. 148.
[4] Anthony Thistleton, The First Epistle to the Corinthians (NIGTC), pp. 1063–64.
[5] D.A. Carson, Showing the Spirit, p. 70.
[6] John MacArthur, Strange Fire, pp. 148–49.
[9] Sam Waldron, To Be Continued?, pp. 63–64.
[10] See also Thomas Edgar, Satisfied by the Promise of the Spirit, p. 245: "The prophecies and knowledge in this passage are not the gifts themselves, as most interpreters seem to assume, but the content associated with the gifts. There are several reasons for understanding the passage in this way. The gifts are not partial, nor will there be a day when the partial gifts will be replaced by complete gifts."
[11] John MacArthur, Strange Fire, p. 149.
[12] Thomas Edgar, Satisfied by the Promise of the Spirit, p. 246; cf. Sam Waldron, To Be Continued?, p. 64: "The conclusion must be that Paul is teaching the doing away of partial knowledge in favor of perfect knowledge in verse 10. He says nothing about when the gifts of prophecy and tongues pass away. He only refers to the passing of the present and partial knowledge that was conveyed through those gifts. He leaves open the question of the time of the passing of the gifts of prophecy and tongues. This passage is, therefore, not conclusive for the continuation of the gift of prophecy. That issue must be decided on other grounds."

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Q: Can't launch gnome-terminal from anacron job A few releases ago (lucid lynx) I wrote a backup shell script task that was executed as an anacron job every week. It worked fine then. However, It fails in natty.
The idea was simple. The script referenced by the anacron job just launched gnome-terminal with the actual backup script passed in as the argument. So a new terminal window popped up showing the script output.
Here you are my anacron file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/673965/
and here, the launcher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/673963/
Any idea about why what once worked, stopped working? And more important, what to do to make it work again?
Note: I would appreciate tested solutions when possible...

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You could call the gnome-terminal directly from anacron file, something like:
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My Sydney and New Zealand trip was also my first time visiting the Southern Hemisphere.
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For chronically lonely adolescents, even the rare invitation to a social event is likely to be met with suspicion: "It's not that I'm worthy, I just got lucky," they'll tell themselves.
A collaborative study by researchers from Duke University, the University of Leuven (Belgium), and Ghent University (Belgium) investigated whether the interpretations and emotions triggered when adolescents are included and excluded by peers differed between chronically lonely adolescents and adolescents with a more positive social history. The study, published in the November issue of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, involved 730 adolescents in Belgium.
The researchers charted individual trajectories of loneliness based on four annual questionnaires. They found that most adolescents did not experience high levels of loneliness or if they did it was not long-lasting, but they also found a small subgroup of adolescents felt lonely year after year. These chronically lonely individuals may respond to social situations in ways that perpetuate rather than reduce their loneliness, the researchers said.
For instance, chronically lonely adolescents had a stronger tendency to attribute social inclusion to circumstantial factors instead of their own merit, and to attribute social exclusion to their own shortcomings.
"Chronically lonely adolescents seem to interpret social inclusion and exclusion situations in a self-defeating way," said first author Janne Vanhalst of University of Leuven, who was a visiting scholar in the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience at Duke during various phases of the research.
The study focused on loneliness in late adolescence (ages 15 to 18 when data collection began), because this developmental period is characterized by many changes in social expectations, roles and relationships, researchers said. This is also when adolescents spend increasingly more time with peers and they develop more stable and intimate peer relationships.
— "A new lunch place opened in town, and they are giving away free sandwiches today. Some of your classmates are going there for lunch and they ask you if you want to join them" (social inclusion situation).
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The video features Gilbert Rota, Technology Expert R&D at Dentsply Sirona, Dr. Julian Webber, BDS, MS, Endodontic Specialist and Dr. Sarah Attal, MSc DDS Endodontic Specialist. They come together at Dentsply Sirona in Switzerland from across Europe and together they stand for "Partner for a better future".
Dominique Legros: "We are very proud of this campaign. Empowered through working together towards common goals we are definitely convinced: Through partnership, it is our conviction that we are all simply better together."
The merger of DENTSPLY and Sirona in 2016 created the most comprehensive range of dental technologies, consumables and solutions in the dental market. The newly named Dentsply Sirona Endodontics represents the joint business unit of the Endo-specialists formerly known as DENTSPLY MAILLEFER and DENTSPLY TULSA DENTAL SPECIALITIES.
Synergies from those entities were channeled to form a new uniform look involving the logo, design of packaging and joint appearances at trade shows. Dentsply Sirona Endodontics employs globally more than 1,500 employees, continuously invests in R&D with more than 60 associates, has trained over 73,000 dentists worldwide and collaborates with more than 165 universities around the world.
Orlando, Fla. – Mar. 16, 2017 – RecordLinc Inc., a web-based dental collaboration tool, today unveiled its latest module, the RecordLinc Implant Case Management System (RIMS). RIMS will be the official replacement for iConfident Dental Implant Case Management and makes its debut today at the Academy of Osseointegration Annual Meeting held in Orlando from March 15 – 18, 2017.
RIMS is a web-based application designed to manage dental implant cases and strengthen relationships with referral dentists and labs. By implementing RIMS, users will attract new business, share accurate and consistent case information, make implant treatment coordinators more efficient, as well as strengthen and grow referral relationships.
RecordLinc is a technology and marketing company focused on helping dentists increase referrals, collaborate easily and securely, and schedule patients. The company also provides services regarding patient reminders, patient rewards, electronic health forms, PMS integration, dental implant case management, marketing analytics, and is also a CRM for dentists.
More information about RIMS and RecordLinc can be found by visiting https://www.recordlinc.com/.
Founded in 2011, RecordLinc is an Internet-based application that is designed to maximize the quality of patient care by the sharing of digital records and by improving collaboration between dental professionals. Its HIPAA compliant products insure patient privacy, increases security of patient records, reduces treatment time and cost, and significantly improves communications. For more information, please visit https://www.recordlinc.com/.
From July 1, 2017 Heraeus Kulzer will operate under the name Kulzer. Japan's Mitsui Chemicals Group took over the dental division of Heraeus three- and-a-half years ago. By changing its name, the firm separates itself from its previous owner and targets new growth. Nothing will change for customers; the established Hanau, Germany-based company remains a reliable partner for dental professionals.
The parent company Mitsui Chemicals Inc. (MCI) is fully supportive of this new strategy and the expansion of its services and development work across the board. The current growth plan includes 100 new jobs in the International Sales & Services organization, of which a third will be created in Research and Development. In the future, more employees will work on growth initiatives at the company's headquarters, and there will also be more service jobs with direct customer contact.
"The dental market is very competitive and users are now confronted with an incredibly wide range of products – complexity is increasing," says Marc Berendes, Chief Sales Officer at Kulzer. "With our reliable products and new services, we want to help our customers make their processes in practices and laboratories more cost-effective." For this reason, individual products, digital technologies, software and services are now more integrated than ever, allowing users to receive multiple solutions from a single source. One focus of these integration efforts will be consultancy services for workflow optimization.
The change of name marks the complete integration of the dental manufacturer into the Mitsui Chemical Group. The Japanese parent company is a market leader in mobility, healthcare provision, nutrition and packaging, as well as in raw materials. The health division's three main products are raw materials for the optical industry, textile composites for sanitary products, and dental materials. With Kulzer, MCI has equipped itself for the dental industry of the future, and plans to further develop this division.
"We're delighted that Mitsui Chemicals wants to transform the dental division with Kulzer being a strong pillar," says Misawa. "Drawing on years of knowledge and experience in chemistry and materials development, we can make the most of synergies in order to create new market opportunities." The parent company's excellent polymer research team is expected to boost the Kulzer specialists' work on innovative new materials and system solutions – and their cooperation is already bearing fruit. At this year's International Dental Show in Cologne, Germany, Kulzer is presenting a successful development project, the cara Print 4.0 3D printer, realized in partnership with MCI.
Heraeus Kulzer GmbH is one of the world's leading dental companies with its headquarters in Hanau, Germany. As a trusted partner, the company supplies dentists and dental technicians with an extensive product range, covering cosmetic dentistry, tooth preservation, prosthetics, periodontology and digital dentistry. More than 1,400 employees at 26 locations worldwide are driven by their expertise and passion for the dental market and embody what the name Heraeus Kulzer stands for: service, quality and innovation.
Heraeus Kulzer has been part of the Japanese Mitsui Chemicals Group since July 2013. Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. (MCI) is based in Tokyo, and has 131 affiliates with more than 13,400 employees in 27 countries worldwide. Its innovative, practical chemical products are as much in demand in the automotive, electronics and packaging industries as they are in other fields such as environmental protection and healthcare.
BERLIN, GERMANY – March 20, 2017 – Natural Dental Implants AG (NDI) today announced the development of a 3D printed version of the REPLICATE Tooth. NDI began working on its first generation of customized tooth replacement products and filing patents in 2006, giving the Company a unique advantage in the market. The 3D printed REPLICATE Tooth, which the Company will have at the International Dental Show (Hall 3.1, Aisle H, Booth 49), features a titanium root portion and a zirconia abutment portion, like the commercially available version of the REPLICATE Tooth currently made by 5-axis CNC milling.
There are more dentists in the city of Los Angeles than there are in the entire state of Missouri. You read that correctly, at least that was correct that last time I checked.
Despite the fact that there are 2 dental schools in the state, Missouri, in certain rural areas, still suffers from a lack of providers. This goes for both dentists and hygienists. Of course the larger metropolitan areas like St. Louis, Kansas City and Springfield have plenty of providers, but some rural areas are flat out desperate for someone to take care of them. If I was a young doctor and someone about to graduate, I'd be taking a really long look at these underserved areas. Imagine being the only dentist in the county? Think you could get a practice off the ground in that environment?
COLUMBIA — In the early 1950s, Scotland County, Missouri, had a problem — zero dentists.
Then in 1955, Harlo Donelson moved to town and opened up a dental practice. Nearly 55 years later, Donelson is 85, and he is still the only dentist. When he retires, Scotland County might yet again be forced to look beyond the county for dental services.aScotland County isn't an anomaly in Missouri's rural counties, which have long struggled with access to dental care.aMissouri ranked 41st in the nation in 2016 for number of dentists per capita, according to statistics from the American Dental Association Health Policy Institute. Missouri also rankeda41st for number of residents who saw a dentist, according to 2014 data from the Centers for Disease Control.
Boone County ranks ninth in the state for patient-to-dentist ratio — 1,677-to-1. aOral health experts in Missouri believe the state can improve its rankings, but it's a had slog that involves not only oral health stakeholders, such as dentists and oral health advocates, but also everyday citizens and the Missouri legislature.
For the entire article here is the link.
Friends, let's be honest with one another. Developing good dental software is difficult. Under the hood you will find a lot of moving parts. It is inevitable that strange things happen that require our customer service team to research and figure out exactly what is going on, which may take some time.
The probability of your coming across something that requires a lot of research is low. But if it does, with Curve Dental you can always track our progress to find an answer within Curve Dental. In fact, you'll find every inquiry you've made neatly listed in our software. You'll see the status of every inquiry and pertinent comments. What could we do to make it any easier for you to track the progress of all your requests for technical assistance?
You can learn more about our customer service by visiting our website. Or, chat with us at 888-910-4376. What's in your practice?
Below are a couple of examples of support tickets, one with all closed and one with some open. If you'd like to find out even more, the support website can be accessed here.
INDIANAPOLIS (March 14, 2017) – Renaissance Electronic Services (RES), a software company providing solutions for the dental industry, today announces a new strategic partnership with NEA Powered by Vyne, the leading provider of secure, electronic claim attachment software serving more than 50,000 dental practices nationwide.
The partnership will provide a more seamless, cost-effective approach to claims processing and attachments through the addition of Premium Attachments, a new NEA-powered native integration for RES's Remote Lite product.
Remote Lite is an easy-to-use software solution that works with practice management systems and handles the submissions of claims and attachments on behalf of a dental practice. Current and new RES customers will have the opportunity to upgrade their Remote Lite software to include Premium Attachments, which will reduce paper processes.
In addition, the new native integration with NEA's claim attachment solution will increase productivity for claim adjudication and provide secure, 100% electronic connectivity to more than 750 dental plans and payers.
On average, dental practices send over 200 eClaims each month. Unlike other companies that charge a fee per claim, Remote Lite with Premium Attachments Powered by NEA includes claims and attachments for a flat monthly rate of $79.95.
Simplified X-rays and attachments. Dental offices can attach an x-ray to an eClaim with a simple click and drag. For insurance companies that won't accept an eClaim, RES will print and mail one on behalf of a dental office.
Adjust savings to your environment. Remote Lite seamlessly integrates with current practice management software, so dental offices won't need to change their current setup.
No contract required. Dental offices will not be tied to a user contract for the Remote Lite product and can cancel the service at any time.
Top-notch customer care. Experienced RES sales and support teams stand ready to assist practices with expert technical support and answers to questions including easy access to online FAQs.
Remote Lite with Premium Attachments Powered by NEA is available for a flat rate of $79.95 and enables dental practices to improve their compliance with HIPAA requirements. For more information on NEA Powered by Vyne, please visit www.nea-fast.com. For more information on Renaissance Electronic Services and its products, please visit www.dentalhero.com.
Renaissance Electronic Services (RES) was founded in Martinsville, Indiana, in 2002 to provide solutions for the dental industry. RES enables dental offices to reduce administrative headaches and keep services affordable so they can focus on patient care. As the second-largest provider of dental claims in the United States, RES facilitates more than 63 million transactions annually and serves more than 30,000 dentists across the country. For more information on RES and its products, please visit www.dentalhero.com.
NEA Powered by Vyne, serves more than 50,000 dental practice users—more than 35 percent of dental practices in the US—with their FastAttach® software and related services. With secure, electronic connectivity to more than 750 dental plans and payers, NEA is the largest and most widely used electronic claims attachment solution provider in the dental industry. For more information on NEA, please visit www.nea-fast.com.
I do all of my own endo and I also have a full day lecture where I teach general dentists my endodontic technique. Obviously, because of those 2 facts, I have a real fascination with the science and technology behind endodontic instrumentation.
So... when I saw the video above, it looked pretty interesting to me. I have not had a chance to use the new Brasseler files, but the science behind the product and the concept look really interesting to me.
Since I have not used them clinically & have no hands-on experience with them, I can't tell you any more than what's in the video and this is absolutely not a recommendation of the product. However, I do feel that if you are looking to change endo systems, this might be something to at least consider.
The new extra-translucent zirconia material Cercon® xt, an additional variant of this successful ceramics system, is now available to dental laboratories. Its main application is for monolithic restorations with enhanced esthetics. Here the dental laboratory can enjoy the benefits of pre-shaded blanks in the classic 16 VITA1 shades — the True Color Technology approach so much appreciated in Cercon ht.
Hanau/Salzburg, March 8, 2017 — The innovative Cercon xt now offers even higher translucency — about 19% more than even Cercon ht. Especially in monolithic restorations, this translates directly into enhanced esthetics. And when it comes to veneering, dental technicians still have all design options open to them. Cercon xt is suitable for crowns and up to three-unit bridges up to the second premolar — an additional material option.
Thanks to its extra high translucency (approx. 49%) and unparalleled shade accuracy, this new material allows life-like esthetics, especially for the anterior region. Cercon xt thus represents a serious alternative to convention lithium disilicate. The choice of the most suitable material will depend on the merits of the clinical case, the specific indication, and the preferred adhesive system.
True Color Technology provides excellent shade fidelity and admirable reproducibility. And as with Cercon ht, the Cercon xt discs are available as pre-shaded blanks in the classic 16 VITA1 shades and white. For the laboratory, the "dentin from the machine" is a highly esthetic — and highly economical — material to use.
Thanks to its standard format (98-mm discs), the new product can be used in all popular open CAD/CAM systems. Additionally, Cercon ht and Cercon xt can be sintered using the same temperature for efficiency in processing.
* VITA is a registered trademark of VITA Zahnfabrik H. Rauter GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Säckingen, Germany.
As you may have recently heard, LED has recently acquired Apteryx, the leader in open-architecture imaging software. This acquisition is great news for all parties involved, including both customers of LED and Apteryx imaging solutions. The synergies of Apteryx and LED will be focused on delivering integrated solutions that make the most of our hardware and software platforms without locking customers into a proprietary system.
For more information on Apteryx imaging software, click here.
As always, our support team can be reached at 844.952.7327 or via email at support-imaging@leddental.com or support-velscope@leddental.com. Our vision is to deliver an unparalleled customer experience from sales to technical support. We appreciate your business and look forward to continued collaboration in growing your practice.
The merger of the DENTSPLY and Sirona has created the most comprehensive range of dental technologies, consumables and solutions in the dental market. With the largest research and development platform in the industry, Dentsply Sirona is committed to its mission of empowering dental professionals. As a result, the two strongest Endodontic brands are coming together to join forces and offer best in class endodontic solutions: Endo-specialists DENTSPLY MAILLEFER and DENTSPLY TULSA DENTAL SPECIALTIES have been transferred into a joint business unit named Dentsply Sirona Endodontics.
Ballaigues, February 3, 2017. Dentsply Sirona provides better, safer and faster endodontic treatments through proven brands. Taken together, they symbolize a story stretching back over 100 years, which is now being taken to a new level: DENTSPLY MAILLEFER and TULSA DENTAL SPECIALTIES come together as Dentsply Sirona Endodontics in order to advance endodontic treatments further and ensure they can be prepared optimally, designed more efficiently and carried out more safely.
Dentsply Sirona Endodontics employs globally more than 1.500 employees, continuously invests in R&D with more than 60 associates, trained over 73 000 dentists worldwide and collaborates with more than 165 universities around the world.
At the International Dental Show (IDS) in Cologne, Germany, Dentsply Sirona Endodontics will be showcasing the entire product range on a joint booth in Hall 11.2. The close proximity to the imaging system and restorations areas facilitates rapid understanding of how individual treatment steps are intermeshing ever more strongly in endodontics and thus enable workflows to be harmonized: The whole endo-workflow can be covered with Dentsply Sirona components from imaging diagnostics through root canal treatment with tried and tested instruments to the restorative treatment of teeth.
For the past 60 days or so, I've had the pleasure of working with the newest camera from Futudent, the EduCam.
Ever since I saw my first intraoral camera almost 25 years ago, I dreamed of the day when a true POV (point of view) camera would be developed for dentistry. Over the years I have seen and experimented with a few cameras made for that purpose, but most were bulky and also pretty expensive.
You can imagine my enthusiasm when I saw the tiny, lightweight, and affordable EduCam. This is a camera that can sit right on your glasses and provides a tremendously high resolution image of exactly what the operator is looking at. This allows the patients to truly see what the dentist is seeing… and it can be done in real time if you would like.
This camera requires a computer in the operatory with Internet access and an available USB port. It will connect to the computer via USB. Once connected, you open a browser window to the Futudent website. The camera connects to the Futudent website (which is HIPAA compliant) and the website does the recording of video or capturing of still images, all done in the cloud.
Of course, the image window is live showing whatever the camera happens to be pointing at. The company has different options for the device to connect to the operator's glasses or you can mount it to something like the over the patient monitor or a <gasp> track light.
It allows for recording of procedures for record keeping or teaching. You can also stream procedures to colleagues.
Upwards of 85% or what we perceive about our environment comes to us through our eyes and being able to show our patients as much visually as possible is a tremendous asset.
In testing, the device has been sturdy, reliable, and provides exceptional images. Because of its light weight it is not cumbersome and I often don't even know I have it on. Setup was easy and patients have been impressed with the live POV images.
The EduCam is highly recommended and can be ordered through many dental dealers. If you are looking for a way to impress and communicate with your patients, give it a look.
AUBURN, Calif., February 28, 2017 — ioSafe, a leading provider of data storage and business continuity solutions, today announced the release of the ioSafe Server 5: the industry's first fire- and waterproof server designed to eliminate data loss and minimize downtime by protecting data in realtime and delivering instant disaster recovery with true zero recovery point and the best recovery time objectives for terabytes of data.
ioSafe Server 5 is the only server on the market to physically protect data against natural disas- ters in real-time, irrespective of internet connection status. Both fire- and waterproof, Server 5 protects data from fire up to 1550°F for 30 minutes per ASTM E-119 and from floods up to a 10- foot depth for 3 days.
Designed to run either Windows Server 2012 or Linux and equipped with an Intel Xeon proces- sor, 16 - 128GB of DDR4 RAM, dual 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters for increased bandwidth and automatic failover and capacities between 5 - 40TB, Server 5 is able to handle demanding office workloads while providing instantaneous protection for data.
VMware®, Citrix® and Microsoft® Hyper-V® Ready, Server 5 can be easily deployed, irrespec- tive of infrastructure. Server 5 is cloud-ready and replicate data either to the ioSafe Cloud or a third-party service or be backed up to a secondary location or device, including the ioSafe 515 BDR appliance.
ioSafe designs and builds award-winning fire- and waterproof data storage and business conti- nuity solutions. Our products are used for the physical protection of data, private/hybrid cloud- based backup and disaster recovery solutions for businesses of all sizes, creative professionals and home users. Like an aircraft black box for critical data, ioSafe improves recovery point and time objectives while reducing costs and simplifying infrastructure.
At the 2017 Chicago Midwinter Meeting, Dentsply Sirona presents the integration of two proven solutions. The Cavitron Ultrasonic Scaling Technology is now fully integrated in the Intego Treatment Centers.
Charlotte, February 22, 2017. Professional teeth cleaning and preventive care are an integral service offered by dental practices. In order to help practitioners to best set up their treatment rooms, Dentsply Sirona has expanded its existing Treatment Centers product range with an integrated preventive care concept. This summer, the Cavitron built-in ultrasonic scaler will be available with the Intego line of Treatment Centers for fast and effective removal of the most stubborn calculus. The Intego and Intego pro Ambidextrous models are available in the US and offer modern dental practice everything necessary for professional dental hygiene, dental aesthetics and dental care.
Intego supports a variety of treatment concepts through two different variants: Intego TS is a traditional, over the patient delivery with hanging hoses. The dentist element has a wide range of movement and the adjustable tray holder makes for a convenient work environment. Intego CS is a continental delivery system with whip arms and offers the widest range of treatment positions around the oral cavity, whether working alone or as a team.
Intego is additionally configurable with special packages and practical equipment options. For optimal patient communication, the unit can be equipped with a 22-inch full-HD monitor, and an autofocus intraoral camera.
Intego is an excellent choice for hygiene procedures. Configuration is ergonomically and functionally adapted to preventive care treatments thanks to features such as a double articulating headrest, external device connection, multifunctional syringe, maintenance-free electric motors, LED operating lights and, coming soon, the integration of Cavitron. The Intego pro Ambidextrous model features an integrated infection prevention system and automated cleaning funtions. Ergomotion provides a synchronized movement of the patient's spine with no readjustment of the headrest. Changing from right-handed to left-handed operation can be easily done in 15 seconds between the treatments of patients. The Carl or Hugo stools are available as ergonomic add-ons.
Developed at the Dentsply Sirona Innovation Center in Bensheim, Germany, Intego Treatment Centers were created as high-quality and reliable units, designed for the technical requirements of the future. A network interface in the patient chair, and USB connections in the doctor's element enable digital updates as well as the use of additional applications. New system solutions can be accessed and controlled via the comprehensive user interface on the EasyTouch touchscreen.
The Intego Treatment Centers combine modern, award-winning design available in many color variations, with compact dimensions, and a holistic infection prevention concept. Intego is optimally equipped for every clinical need while also being optimally prepared for long-term use into the future.
Malvern, PA (February 23, 2017) – DentalEZ®, a supplier of integrated products and services for dental health professionals worldwide, is pleased to introduce the CORE™ package. Comprised of a patient chair, delivery system, and LED operatory light, the CORE package provides the complete essentials needed for a strong foundation in any dental operatory setting; comfort, quality, and efficiency all at an affordable price.
The CORE Chair provides optimal patient comfort, and is crowned with an easily adjustable double articulating, pinch-style head rest designed to work for the widest range of patients. Built with a fluid hydraulic cantilever mechanism, the CORE Chair is able to swivel 15 degrees, gliding effortlessly in both right and left directions. It has a reliable brake located on the back that secures the chair in a stationary position, and also has an emergency shut-down feature. The CORE Chair comes with a touch pad to control each function of the chair, and an optional foot control is available with four programmable pre-set positions. The CORE Chair is outfitted with seamed, durable NaugaSoft upholstery. The CORE Chair rests on a solid foundation made of durable cast iron, while the chair back, base, arm rest, and headrest are outfitted with an aluminum casting.
The CORE Delivery Unit comes equipped with five integrated handpiece holders, with easy snap-on caps available to cover unused holders for a clean, streamlined look. The unit offers recessed, secure tray placement for stability. The Magellan mounted CORE Delivery Unit allows for right- or left-handed dentistry, and is equipped with a side handle break for easy maneuvering.
The rear assistant instrumentation has four different positions and can be located wherever the assistant is seated or standing. An easily accessible solids collector is also located in the middle of the unit. It is available with optional integrated touchpads.
Illuminating the oral cavity is the CORE LED Light. The CORE LED Light is rectangular in shape with 3 long lasting energy-efficient LED bulbs. With a dual axis movement, the CORE Light is effortlessly controlled by a sensor that reacts to a simple wave of the hand. Turn on/off and change intensity levels to either a low, medium, or high light (10, 20, and 30 thousand lux). Removable handles are magnetic, and the lens can be easily removed for cleaning purposes.
For more information about the CORE Package as well as all solutions from DentalEZ, please visit HYPERLINK "http://www.dentalez.com" www.dentalez.com.
DentalEZ Integrated Solutions is committed to providing real solutions to everyday challenges in oral healthcare by uniquely combining innovation focused on simplification and efficiency in value based products and outstanding customer service and support. DentalEZ manufactures a full line of products and well-known brands including StarDental® Instruments, DentalEZ® Equipment, RAMVAC® Utility, NevinLabs™ Workstations and Columbia Dentoform® Teaching Solutions. For more information, please visit HYPERLINK "http://www.dentalez.com" www.dentalez.com.


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'Hulk' shares strong bond with Benco Dental
Kristie Ceruti • August 23, 2015
"Many of you know him as 'The Hulk'," said Benco Dental Managing Director Rick Cohen, introducing CenterPoint Distribution Center Material Handler Mike Halchak at the company's home office in Pittston, Pennsylvania, Wednesday, August 19.
Rick, along with Lou Mangino, VP Operations for the nation's largest privately owned dental distribution company, and George Rable, VP Culture and People, shared a few memorable stories of Mike's time at Benco with the standing room only crowd of associates and presented Mike with a gift and cake in appreciation of his 30 years of service to the company.
Mike's Marine Corp discipline, and generous donations to Toys For Tots every year, "undisclosed, but a lot," said Rick, stood out during Mike's Benco tenure. Rick also mentioned the nickname, which he traced to a friendly disagreement in the 1990s between Mike and another warehouse associate regarding professional wrestling. (Mike thinks it's fake.)
Benco Dental Managing Director Rick Cohen turns the program over to Mike Halchek, who is retiring after 30 years with the dental distribution company. From a handwritten speech that had been folded in his back pocket, Mike offered humorous sentiments.
From a handwritten speech that had been folded in his back pocket, Mike offered humorous sentiments about his hiring manager Bob Stabinski, Benco Chairman Larry Cohen, and all the support he has received since 1985, which he likened to a Marine slogan.
"I was in the service for awhile. The Marines always yell 'Gung Ho,' which means work together. If you don't work together as a team you will not survive as an individual. I tell a lot of people to come to Benco. Come to work every day and you will be here a long time," said Mike.
The colleagues who lined up Wednesday (and in an impromptu parade around the perimeter of the building on his final day, Friday) to wish him well in his retirement spoke volumes.
"We'll miss you in the warehouse. You're someone who we always knew we could count on," added Rick.
A Scout is clean (especially his teeth)
Show your dentist some love! Even bad luck can be a bonding experience.
Headed to Northeastern PA? This small Dental Museum packs a punch.
How can a multi-layered approach to air purification increase your quality of life at the dental practice?
The Mystery of the Trans-Illuminator


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Michener awards the Governor General's Collegiate Bronze Medal for the first time
Home › Michener awards the Governor General's Collegiate Bronze Medal for the first time
First awarded more than 140 years ago, the Governor General's Academic Medals are among the most prestigious awards a student graduating from a Canadian educational institution can receive. From past Canadian Prime Ministers to renowned authors, the medal recipients have gone on to lead remarkable careers and have made their mark in their chosen field.
This year, Michener was admitted into the Governor General's Academic Medal Program and was able to award a medal for the first time to a graduating student at the convocation ceremony in June. The Collegiate Bronze Medal is awarded to a student who has achieved the highest average upon graduation at the post-secondary diploma level.
"Each designated institute is able to identify their top academic student, and the student's name is recorded on Parliament Hill as being the Collegiate Bronze Medal winner," says Cathy Carson, Michener's Registrar. "It's wonderful to have our students be a part of this program."
Participating in the Program further promotes Michener's credibility as an institution, and shows the exceptional calibre of Michener's graduates entering the health care workforce.
"It's a national honour to be a Collegiate Bronze Medal winner," says Cathy. "This will become something that our students will strive for."
This year's Collegiate Bronze Medal was awarded to Marie Nicole Fragakis from the Chiropody program. Congratulations to Marie for this tremendous accomplishment!
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The majority of the children especially in the rural areas, either have less direct access to basic education or depend on institutions which lack the resources for effective learning and teaching. As The Former President Nelson Mandela described. We are steadily but surely introducing education that will enable our children to exploit their diversity, their similarities and common goals.
(Refer, Education Africa Forum). N'hopo estimated, 2 million children without schools in South Africa.