DSIGN

Inspirations 2017 — 2018

by Dentsply Sirona Treatment Centers design. DSIGN aims to inspire you and show the wide variety in individual practice design. Dentists, designers, trade partners, trendset- ters, and many other experts assisted us in producing this issue. There are four trends that will mark the 2017/18 season: Honest Materials, Pure Shapes, Cheerful Patterns, and Embellished Elegance. We have included fascinating portraits that show how architecture, design, and workflow are linked to shape the image of the dental practice.

In addition to compelling stories we have also brought together valuable tips, useful facts, Dear readers, and photos for your enjoyment. Some invite you to enjoy nature, others fascinate with the treatment center is the heart of the purist or glamorous elegance, and others still practice and the focal point of the treatment use bright colors to spread a good mood. But room. This is why it is essential that it all of them exhibit a tangible passion for satisfies all demands with respect to design better dentistry. and functionality. Top quality, sustainable and armed for the We hope you enjoy reading, technical and digital future. This is how Dentsply Sirona Treatment Centers defines Susanne Schmidinger the Teneo, Sinius and Intego product design. Director Product Management 03 Function, comfort, and aesthetics are coordi- Treatment Centers nated for a perfect interplay of all details. This results in innovative solutions for more effective, faster, and safer dental treatment. Editorial We achieve this by listening carefully in close proximity to our customers and transparent communication is the basis of our design process. In in-depth discussions, we learn about their wishes and goals for the future and integrate them in our planning. This direct collaboration leads to product designs and coordinated solutions that we can then offer from a single source.

What is an important component of our success? We go below the surface, delve into the details, asking many questions. This gives rise to the functional, yet emotional designs from Dentsply Sirona Treatment Centers, which can be integrated all around the world into individual interior designs and treatment cultures. For years we have viewed it as our job to continuously research and discover global trends and specific local features. This allows us to guide dental practices into the digital future and give them professional support regarding design, workflow, and integration into the practice. In this exclusive magazine issue, we highlight the harmonious interplay of workflow and We develop Inspiration the design P.16 46 — 47 from the function Light controls your vital rhythm (A talk about R&D and and is therefore a kind of product design) staple foodstuff, a fundamental 04 — 09 human need. The right lighting concept can have a major impact on patients’ emotions and positively influence the atmosphere and the work Trend: Cheerful Patterns of your practice team. 50 — 51

GETTING LIGHT RIGHT (48 — 49) Evocative patterns Trend: Honest Materials (Dr. Johannes Schinz) 10 — 11 52 — 55

The call of the mountains (Dr. Marcus Riedl, Msc.) The practice as a canvas 12 — 15 S.P.28 (Jenny Apekian D.D.S.) 56 — 59 Materials in use (Dr. Shabana Ilic-Bodram An equal footing and alpine winds and Dajan Ilic) (Dr. Christine and Maxim Mennle) 16 — 19 60 — 63

04 A soothing outlook Inspiration 05 (Nancy Reichenbach, Msc.) 64 — 65 20 — 23 There is a noticeable desire for modern people A warm expression to bring nature (Dr. Gauri Mona Patel D.D.S.) into urban spaces. 26 — 27 Eliminating the boundaries between nature and culture Inspiration marks a paradigm shift P.82 28 — 29 that is reflected Trend: Embellished Elegance in many aspects of life 68 — 69 and creates new lifestyles.

High-tech glamour BRINGING NATURE INSIDE (30 — 31) (Dr. Michael Kratschmayr) 70 — 73 Comfort arises from a cozy, A touch of gold Trend: Pure Shapes relaxed feeling stemming from the combination of multiple (Shahin Rostami and Dr. Pour Saba) 32 — 33 different sensory impressions. 74 — 77 These are many and diverse and, Protected landmark meets modernity for the most part, objective: (Dr. Dr. Guido Lier) Inspiration the right temperature, 34 — 37 78 — 79 P.47 a beautiful color or shape, the pleasant feel of a surface Sophisticated light compositions to mention but a few. (Dr. Bernd Kottmann, Msc.) ­ 38 — 41 COMFORT STARTS Practice design IN THE HEAD (78 — 79) (The expert view) Blue accents P.70 80 — 84 (Dr. Michael Langhammer)

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The design interprets the function if theygood.feel fit well in the hand, they mustalsoappear as on. The handlesmustnot only feel good and for people to make themselves comfortable seat upholstery mustseemreally inviting with the initialimpression. For example, the make astatement of quality of an element through their design.It isour objective to high quality of Dentsply Sirona’s products foritems. We the also wantconvey to the ception. We take advantage of this potential plays outonmany different levels of per AR — opinion? What concrete task doesdesignhave inyour in a fraction of asecond. effortlessness. The patient experiences this from Dentsply Sirona express aparticular ofsafety. Therefore, thetreatmentcenters such that itevokes trust andradiates a feeling AR — to feelcomfortable? center belike for the dentist, team andpatient Mr. Ries, what must the designof a treatment a practice. cant contribution towards the atmosphere of result, the treatment center makes asignifi they feel on first contact with the center. As a for patients; they will decidehow comfortable it is the key player indental treatments, while of the dental practice. For the practice team, TN — great importance inadental practice? and qualityof the treatment center of such Mr. Nack, why is the construction, design Director of Puls Produktdesign. qualified designer Andreas Ries, Managing Centers divisionat Dentsply Sirona and the Research &Development in the Treatment Our interviewees were Thomas Nack, Director design of Dentsply Sirona treatment centers: — AN INTERVIEW The treatment center is the focal point Design hasapower of persuasion that We want to designa treatment center on the development and ­

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Degree inIndustrialDesign(Diplom. Industriedesigner) since 2005Product design, project management

Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences and and strategic consultancy for Dentsply Sirona Managing Director of Puls Produktdesign 1978 —1984:Degree inIndustrialDesign Offenbach University of Art andDesign models inapractice, they is anumber of different Dentsply Sirona requirementsin thetreatmentIfrooms. there elements, inorder to realize different comfort nality coming from the dentist andassistant TN — familiar,recognizable face. provides Teneo, SiniusandIntego with a the reclining surface andchair liftsystem, houette. The outlineof the chair, expressed in curved figures create the characteristic sil stylistic elements of the product. Dynamic, express the smoothness of movement in the Therefore, oneof our designobjectives was to treatment center work together inharmony. requires that allof the components of the principles andrequirements. Dentsply Sirona rous components that allhave their own yet portablesystems. They consist of nume AR — designing a treatment center? What are the particular challengesof Dieter Fornoff andEberhard Klett 1984 Founded Puls Design with Every product modelhasitsown perso Treatment centers are very complex and ANDREAS RIES

- - - design allover the world. easily beintegrated into any styleof interior pleasing overall concept iscreated that can purist manner. In this way, anaesthetically unit have deliberately beenrealized ina very ments suchassupportarmsand the water interfaces, as well as the lights. Other ele dentist andassistant elements with the user recognizable. chair,Thisincludes the the characteristic elements that are instantly The stylistichighlights are formed from It always comes down to the perfect interplay. and function ariselike amusicalcomposition. it issuccessful allover the world. Aesthetics AR — regards function anddesign? differentiates it from itscompetitors as makes the brand sospecialand what Dentsply Sirona’s stylisticelements. What You have revealed someof the rulesof bers of oneand the samegeneration. will allhowever berecognized asbeingmem The special thing about the brand is that development of Dentsply Sirona treatment centers

at the Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences 1990 —1999: Various postsinproduction and Engineering degree inPhysical Engineering since 2006:Responsible for the designand production planningof treatment centers 1999 —2006:Head of Quality Assurance in the Treatment Centers division at the Bensheimlocation THOMAS NACK

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07 are characterized by fluid shapes and dynamic Moreover, we cannot just change the control TN — The brand is also somewhat special in contouring, smooth high-gloss surfaces, and logic, neither from one generation to the next, terms of function. The treatment centers few disturbing elements in terms of the form. nor within a model series. By being so strin- impress with their extremely simple operati- Therefore, we rely on stylistic elements that gent, dentists can switch centers within the on. That begins with the ease of movement of are capable of being developed as the basis Dentsply Sirona family, or they can work with the support arm and it continues with details for a sustainable and durable design. a number of different Dentsply Sirona cen- such as operation using the touchscreen and ters, without having to make any changes to foot switch. Controls are an important function and their usual workflow. design object. How do you deal with them? The Dentsply Sirona maxim “form follows It is therefore our objective to retain a level of function” was therefore also implemented in TN ­— Symbols play an important role in the continuity in the controls and to be able to the new generation of treatment centers. control system. That can sometimes be a integrate new technical elements without any Thomas Nack longer development process. We consult a problems. There are an awful lot of depen- AR — Everything that we develop in the design and Andreas Ries team of expert dentists in order to find an dencies to observe that we always have to is developed based on its’ function. The latest (bottom) in intuitive symbol that optimally expresses the coordinate from both development and member of the new generation of treatment conversation. corresponding function at the first glance. design perspectives. centers is the left- and right-handed Intego Ambidextrous treatment center. The water AR — We cannot make any compromises in unit with integrated disinfection system; the terms of ergonomics. There is a somewhat dentist element and the assistant element fundamental brand-specific standard that can be moved simply elegantly and quickly defines the operating standards in terms of from one side to the other with minimum the ergonomic characteristics. As a result, the space requirements. That means that we same design of the controls, their meaning, always latch on to the function and interpret symbolism and appearance can be found on it individually. The objective is an attractive, all Dentsply Sirona treatment centers. 08 interesting and simultaneously elegant 09 design of the functions. Design has to be Mr. Nack, what factors are at the start of a new specific and emotional. It must not be purely development in the Treatment Centers division? technical and it has to be able to excite. TN ­— Generally, it always begins with the Dentsply Sirona’s products are conceptualized functional and esthetic requirements of the with the requirement of sustainability. Is this customer and the market. The idea for the also true for the design? new product comes from that. We begin with very basic investigations. We carefully obser- TN — Treatment centers are capital goods and ve what technical innovations there are and are generally not replaced at short notice. what the requirements are of the market in Consequently, the longevity is extremely concrete terms. The design is a very import- important regarding function and design. The ant factor here. In this respect, the product treatment centers should function without any designer is there as soon as we know what we problems for a long period of time and should want. Aesthetically, with the new generation also be visually appealing. Therefore, we avoid of treatment centers, we have taken into making large changes to the stylistic elements account the desire to implement the centers and we also avoid making significant changes very easily, in so-called “traffic white”. A pure to the mode of operation of the centers. white, with smooth surfaces.

AR — One often talks of “timeless” design. That Mr. Ries, how do you get involved in the is a title that has a very high level of expec­ process? Can you give an example? tation. In order to achieve this, short-term trends should not be followed. Every design is AR — Firstly, we receive all of the relevant characterized by the “zeitgeist” of a certain product requirements and functional desires era. However, it must also be innovative and from Product Management. At the same time, unique, as it has a particular value for the we research all of the current trends and practice. Our objective is to create a stylistic design developments in the dental sector, approach for the lines and shapes that is as well as in other industrial and furnishing considered to be attractive and pleasant in sectors. For Teneo, Sinius and Intego, our the long term. We have established and objective was to develop a new generation

TRENDS 2017·18 — A TALK ABOUT R&D AND PRODUCT DESIGN AND PRODUCT R&D ABOUT TALK A 2017·18 — TRENDS developed basic lines for Dentsply Sirona that of treatment centers with a unique level of together from their specialist areas. Finally, as we also want to be able to reproduce the fitters check whether and how the device forms that we determine in the design with can be assembled. Then, our colleagues from these materials. If joints are desired, then the the After Sales division ensure that the material must allow parallel cutting lines even centers and devices can then later on be over a large distance and not show any devia- serviced. Even the options for packaging and tions. Every part must be able to seamlessly storage play a role in the development of a integrate with every counterpart 100 percent new product. without deviation. An additional point is the patient comfort. The C-generation was alrea- colleagues and partners work together in ease of installation of the manufactured dy a particular style icon with the design a team. Mr. Nack, who is involved in the Mr. Nack, how much do the materials and parts. That means that our product and all styling of the 1990’s. The stylistic elements development and design process? production techniques influence the develop- of its components must be economical to of the time were rational, angular and mascu- ment of a new product? manufacture and must be as easy as possible line, comparable with the design of cars of the TN — A number of technical experts form to assemble and disassemble. time. Today, the shapes are more expressive the team involved in the creation of a new TN — Material and design are mutually de­ and emotional. treatment center at Dentsply Sirona. The pendent on each other and hence we The distinctive design of Teneo, Sinius and We have replaced the bellows of the C-­ product managers have significant influence are continually developing the use of new Intego is in demand all over the world. Are generation with a new lifting mechanism on the functional and aesthetic design. Desig­ materials. All materials have to meet our you worried that it could be copied? that makes the foot of the chair a unique ners and hardware and software developers high requirements in this process, and eye-catcher. With targeted innovations such design the individual components and parts there are a number of aspects to consider. TN ­— You could mimic the design, but the as the chair design, the integrated sanitation right down to the smallest details. The electri­ perfect interplay of function and design is adapters, and the curved and easily accessib- cal engineers ensure that the electronics can The hygienic properties are particularly im- very difficult to copy. And the following is also le handles and armrests, we have been able be accommodated in the housing units. portant. The center must be easy to clean. true: the person being copied is very obvious- to acquire the growing target group of female The technologists check whether suppliers That means that we require smooth and ly one step ahead. customers with the new generation of treat- can manufacture certain objects and parts. low-gap surfaces that are also stable and ment centers. A treatment function in different conditions all over 10 For the chair, dentist element and assistant center is produced the world. That also goes as far as the micro-­ 11 When a new product is created, a wide variety element, along with the water unit, experts at the Bensheim range of the surfaces. The ability of the Mr. Nack, Mr. Ries, thank you of talents are required and a large number of who are specialists in their fields come production site. material to be processed is also important, for this interesting discussion.

A sketch of an idea by Andreas Ries of Puls Produktdesign. TRENDS 2017·18 — A TALK ABOUT R&D AND PRODUCT DESIGN AND PRODUCT R&D ABOUT TALK A 2017·18 — TRENDS HONEST MATERIALS

Honest Materials offers a timeless design that 12 13 blends modern technology with authentic materials. The atmosphere feels familiar, authentic and

closely attached VASE "Tyre" has a tough, authentic look. The ceramic vase to traditional values. took 8 weeks to produce. DESIGNER Floris Wubben Patients instantly www.floriswubben.nl

TRENDS 2017·18 — HONEST MATERIALS — TREND — MATERIALS 2017·18 — HONEST TRENDS feel at ease here. From the depths of the valley to the summit

Since his practice rooms are spread over three floors, Dr. Riedl also had the space to inte­ grate his favorite sport into the design: Skiing. The reception area, waiting room and pro- phylactic and pediatric treatment areas are located on the ground floor, the base area. The mid-­mountain area on the first floor is home to the treatment rooms, the surgery and the the in-house master laboratory, and seminars are held in the upper elevations on the second floor. Patients can discover characteristics and decorative details from the mountains on each level. These include the cloakroom among the birches, fur-lined stools and heart-shaped cushions in true Bavarian style. The splashes of green, fresh flowers, candles and pleasant fragrances, — — UPON ENTERING the practice of Dr. Marcus together with seasonal decorations, create Riedl Msc. and his colleagues, the first thing a truly warm and inviting ambience. that strikes you is the ensemble of birches, The Franconian dentist sets great value to which giving you a sense of nature, as if you his patients’ wellbeing. This is why all the 14 were in a forest. This impression is confirmed reception staff are also trained as hotel clerks. 15 of the mountains of the as you pass through the rooms since wood, as 15 a natural material, has been deliberately used as a recurring design element. The fine oak panels on the walls create a particularly warm atmosphere. The waiting room and the diagnostic X-ray area have been designed to resemble an alpine hut, turning a trip to the dentist into a special experience. Dr. Riedl and his wife had the idea of creating a mountain landscape for patients following a skiing holiday just before they moved into the new practice building in 2013. “We are keen skiers and our hotel in the mountains gave us the idea of recreating this feeling of wellbeing for our patients”, explains Dr. Riedl. The mountains were an immediate source of rejuvenation and gave him the idea of bringing the magic of nature to his practice. The beauty of the mountains is evident throughout the practice; a central wall evocative of a rugged mountain face extends from the ground floor to the upper floors. The reception area on the ground floor and the sterilizing on the first The call The floor are located "on the rock face", and the treatment rooms are located on either side. The call of the mountains is tangible through the large black-and-white photographs in the The birch elements individual treatment rooms, depicting striking in Dr. Riedl's practice alpine images. In contrast to this, the white convey a feeling of practice furnishings are understated and

TRENDS 2017·18 — HONEST MATERIALS — PORTRAIT — MARCUS RIEDL — MARCUS — PORTRAIT MATERIALS 2017·18 — HONEST TRENDS the open outdoors. pleasantly minimalist. “A beautiful smile can move mountains“

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Friendliness and short waiting times ensure a furniture, black-and-white photographs and the timber good feeling as soon as the patient enters the elements.

practice. This good feeling is expressed in In terms of dental equipment, Dr. Riedl and his colleagues many decorative details: presents from have opted for Dentsply Sirona: “For us it is important to guests and visitors add the final touch to offer maximum comfort to patients of all ages. Over the these mountains. One such element is the years I have specialized more and more in implantology. DR. MARCUS RIEDL & COLLEAGUES, STEIN, GERMANY

MUNDWERK MUNDWERK antlers that Dr. Riedl integrated into his For longer sessions, ergonomic comfort is vital, especially corporate design, as he liked them so much. for older patients, which is why the Teneo treatment center was the obvious choice for me. This is not just in the With this practice design, Dr. Riedl wants not interest of patient comfort, but also for us dentists, since only to create a sense of wellbeing, but also we spend many hours a day working at the treatment to signalize his down-to-earth approach. center. With these centers, too, the workflow is highly The small, rural town of Stein has 16,000 efficient thanks to the sliding track and the modern touch AUS DER PRAXIS — DER PRAXIS AUS residents, and is located on the outskirts of screen.” The practice also has its own master labratory PRACTICE OPENED IN 2013, BEFORE THAT, EMPLOYMENT AT HIS UNCLE’S the metropolitan area of Nuremberg-Fürth- offering patients premium-quality protheses "Made in PRACTICE AT ANOTHER LOCATION Erlangen. As such, the majority of patients Germany". Dr. Riedl explained that his patients are very come not only from the city but also from the cost conscious and place great importance on good quality. 3 practitioners, 11 assistants, 3 dental technicians countryside and feel close to nature. However, “We want our patients to say: This practice keeps its 2 practice managers, 2 sterile goods assistants the transfer from a warm environment to the promise and offers a well-rounded experience.” In line with Size of practice: ca. 450qm technically innovative set-up of a modern this philosophy and the mountain landscape, he also gives dental practice is also successfully achieved his patients a useful piece of take-home advice in the RANGE OF SERVICES

HONEST MATREIALS — MATREIALS HONEST thanks to the combination of white practice reception area: “A beautiful smile can move mountains”. Implantology, esthetic dentistry, endodontics, bleaching, periodontology, surgery, prophylaxis, pediatric treatments, prostheses from the practice laboratory

EQUIPMENT Teneo, Orthophos XG, Sinius (Hygiene) TRENDS 2017·18 — HONEST MATERIALS — PORTRAIT — MARCUS RIEDL — MARCUS — PORTRAIT MATERIALS 2017·18 — HONEST TRENDS 2017 — TRENDS and her husband, dental technician Dejan Ilic, who opened their dental practice “Mundwerk” (German for “big mouth”) there in November 2014. The Ilic couple are a real dream team. The dentist and dental technician comple- ment each other perfectly both at home and 18 at work, and they also share a great sense of 19 humor. Every patient notices this when they enter the unusual and very individually designed practice. The “factory” theme was implemented consistently throughout the practice design — from the coat rack to the in use Materials medical history form. The treatment rooms are called Factory 1, 2 and 3, the restrooms are labeled “Fabrications”, the coat rack consists of tow ropes hanging down from the — — THE AREA around Albstadt-Ebingen used ceiling with snap hooks and the appointment to be called the “Manchester of the Swabian reminders are titled “Your next factory visit”. Alb”. This referred to the textile industry The industrial floors of fair-faced screed located there, which flourished in the 19th varnished in anthracite form a contrast to the century. After the outsourcing of textile white walls that show the old brickwork in production starting in the early 1970’s, few some parts. Ventilation pipes, pulleys, and manufacturers survived the decline of the steel beams show the building’s former region’s textile industry. This has generally purpose as a velvet factory. The Ilic couple made dyeing factories, fabric and thread has managed to incorporate the historical manufacturers, and textile machine manu­ origins of the building and reinterpret them facturers a thing of the past. All that remains for their requirements of a highly modern are buildings with the finest industrial practice in a historical industrial building. architecture with ornamental cast iron and bright-colored brick with high, spacious A smile is a sign of health rooms that are now being used by cultural, medical, educational and other institutions. Can patients feel comfortable in a factory atmosphere? The couple believes so and has The idea behind Mundwerk found out that all of the patients are happy to come back and are generally very relaxed. One of these buildings – a former velvet Dejan Ilic describes the factors that contribute factory in Albstadt-Ebingen – is now being to a special “Mundwerk” atmosphere: “We

TRENDS 2017·18 — HONEST MATERIALS — PORTRAIT — MUNDWERK — PORTRAIT MATERIALS 2017·18 — HONEST TRENDS used by Dr. med. dent. Shabana Ilic-Brodam have consciously chosen accent colors that “MUNDWERK” PRACTICE DR. SHABANA ILIC-BRODAM & DEJAN ILIC (DENTAL TECHNICIAN), ALBSTADT-EBINGEN, GERMANY

NEW PRACTICE OPENED ON NOVEMBER 10, 2014, AFTER SIX MONTHS OF RENOVATION

2 practitioners, one of which is a pediatric dentist, 1 dental technician, 6 assistants, one trainee

165 qm of practice space, 3 treatment rooms, a dental laboratory, back office, office, etc.

RANGE OF SERVICES Esthetic dentistry, premium dentures, prosthetics (frameworks from an affiliated milling center, veneers from own laboratory)

EQUIPMENT 2 x C Line treatment centers, 1 x Sinius, Orthophos XG 3D Ready

radiate warmth. Copper-colored spherical We were looking for a suitable overall concept back from the patients ranges from consis- 20 pendant lamps and mustard-yellow lounge from one manufacturer and we liked Dentsply tently positive to really enthusiastic. And, as 21 chairs give the room a cozy feel. The copper is Sirona the best. It just worked. We then drove icing on the cake, the practice received the repeated in the big candleholders. Wellness to Bensheim and looked at and tested the ZWP Design Award in 2016. The Ilic couple, would be an exaggeration, but this is the equipment there. Whether you choose an however, was recently given even greater general direction, because patients should Orthophos X-ray unit or a Sinius treatment confirmation of their success when they feel as if they are in a beauty salon, rather center, the design is just great and has a high found out that a colleague had copied their than at the dentist. We also designed every­ recognition factor. Technology frightens a lot coat rack idea. “If somebody copies you, thing with some fun in mind. When asked why of patients, especially instruments, so we then you’re doing something right!” enthused they are mindful. When patients laugh, they show them as little as possible. However, our Dejan Ilic. feel at ease and infect others with their Orthophos XG 3D X-ray unit is clearly visible, laughter. The positive mood is infectious. If for one thing because you can’t just stick it in our patients have to wait a few minutes, we a drawer and, secondly, because it is aestheti- also try to make it a pleasant experience by cally attractive and impressive.” providing them with coffee, free WiFi, and a charging station for their cell phones. The Dr. Shabana Ilic-Brodam and her husband monitors show amusing videos and there is Dejan Ilic know that their practice concept relaxing music playing in the background. The works successfully and that the design ideas human factor also plays a major role: Our of “Mundwerk” are well received. The feed- team has been trained to be very friendly and “We had the ideas, but interior designer Dr. Ilic-Brodam and pleasant with the patients. Thanks to the Brigitte Scheller gave us important and her husband selected special design in conjunction with all of the valuable tips on how to implement them. the Sinius treatment attractive features for our patients, we Her suggestions for the color scheme were center on the spot, clearly stand out from other practices. Some invaluable. She gave us fantastic advice and in the showroom of patients are now almost part of the family.” we also had lots of fun. We could even say the Dentsply Sirona that a friendship has developed from this.” production site Esthetic technology in Bensheim. The equipment was also purchased from You can feel the charming humor in every Pluradent. Dejan Ilic highlights how important room, and this was also the intention when it was for him and his wife to have consistent designing the practice with the professional and coherent technical equipment. “The help of an interior design consultant from practice can look great, but if the equipment

TRENDS 2017·18 — HONEST MATERIALS — PORTRAIT — MUNDWERK — PORTRAIT MATERIALS 2017·18 — HONEST TRENDS Pluradent. Dejan Ilic praises this collaboration, doesn’t fit, the whole design idea is worthless. — — IS THIS REALLY A DENTAL PRACTICE? It certainly doesn’t feel or look like one and that is intentional. The Pfaffenwinkel practice clinic in the Upper Bavarian town of Peiting, Germany is located on the top floor of an Alpine hotel. The practice owners take advantage of the breathtaking views over the mountains to create a unique sense of wellbeing. “In our practice, patients sit on a very comfortable chair - the Teneo treatment center from Dentsply Sirona. At the same time, they can enjoy the view over the Ammergau Alps towards the Zugspitze mountain and feel like guests in a hotel, and not like patients”, explained the practice owner Nancy Reichenbach with a smile. While the hotel building has been retained in a very traditional Alpine style, the practice clinic on 22 the top floor has been designed with a 23 modern and purist style. The floor covering outlook

with its wooden appearance, the exposed beams of the roof structure and the natural stonewall cladding however create a connec­ tion to the traditional construction style of the region and a feel-good contrast to the white walls with glass elements. The dental practitioners Dr. Olaf Reichenbach, Nancy TRENDS 2017·18 — HONEST MATERIALS — PORTRAIT — PFAFFENWINKEL — PORTRAIT MATERIALS 2017·18 — HONEST TRENDS A soothing Reichenbach MSc. and Dr. Andreas Kraus 24 TRENDS 20172017·18 — HONEST — HONEST MATREIALS MATERIALS — AUS — PORTRAIT DER PRAXIS — PFAFFENWINKEL — MUNDWERK Der StressDer bleibt the practice. atthe team organized by staff andpatients, presentations for is alsoused for The entry area draussen

for 20 years, soit was not necessary for staff practice was located in the buildingopposite the practice in January 2011.Her father’s After careful planning, the team moved into A new start inthe neighborhood constructed specially for these purposes. surgery andperiodontal surgery, inasurgery in the areas of implantology, implant primarily provide treatments for patients

atmosphere”, stressed Nancy Reichenbach. patients feeling that they are ina working to beable to work more effectively, without ference. This was a key issue for usinorder ments canbeperformed without any inter bustle iskept to aminimumand the treat intersect. “Thanks to this, any hustleand that the paths of the staff members donot and the storage area are located centrally so section, the sterilization room, the backoffice at the heartof the practice. In this rectangular and has the samelayout as the supply center ded laterally into the wall of the cubicatrium The freshly veneered panelhasbeenembed old barn was alsoused for the reception desk. the height of the room. Aged wood from an feeling: patients donot feel losthere, despite to the very top of the roof apleasantly warm Douglas fir beamsgive the space that extends team also take place here. The exposed patients that are organized by the practice practice. The presentations for colleagues and hotel lobby than the reception area of adental ambience andismore evocative of apremium area conveys amodern,light and friendly rooms. The generously proportioned reception traditional hotel created the new practice Extending anddeveloping the attic of a journey when the new location opened. and regular patients to make adifferent

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the practice.” love surgery andimplantology and they love quality of the company. Our assistants our employees are for the stability and the for usasacompany to recognize how valuable working together with them. It isimportant motivated and that we are alsopleased to be specialists to behappy working andhighly Nancy Reichenbach. “We would like for our “That was amatter dear to my heart”, said development andpersonnelmanagement. investments have been madein team her employees isalways warm and friendly, said. To ensure that the impression madeby equipment, design,light, colors and form, she general atmosphere of the operation as the to patients are at leastasimportant for the positive attitude of staff to eachother and a relaxed atmosphere. The friendly tone and contribution to ensuringagood moodand important. Staff makes a very important considers the human factor to beeven more says Nancy Reichenbach. The practice owner transmit a feeling of wellbeing to patients, A harmoniousset-upaloneisnot enough to The human factor relax.able to feel confident right from the startandare feature warm wood, so that new patients tation office hasalsobeendesigned to patients feel at easeandrelaxed. The consul rooms contribute greatly towards makingour you lookoutof the windows of our treatment wonderful panorama of the Alps you get when high-quality treatmentcenters and the tradition andmodernity, the comfort of our facility, with itsuniquecombination of and well-trained staff inour practice. Our atmosphereservice-oriented thanksto the To aidrelaxation, we have created aspecial door already displaying symptoms of stress. frequently, somepatients come through the to surgical interventions, that we carry out nervous before treatment. Particularly prior patients feel relaxed. “Many patients are one of the mostimportant objectives is that For Nancy Reichenbach andDr. Andreas Kraus A panoramic view to relieve anxiety

- DENTIST NANCY REICHENBACH MSC.,PEITING, GERMANY pre-op waiting room, CBCT, sterilization room, kitchen, store, RELOCATION TO THE NEWPRACTICE IN THE UPPERFLOOR maintenance therapy, 3DX-ray diagnostics(CBCT), CEREC 340 qmof practice space, 6 treatment rooms, surgery and 3practitioners, 4membersof staff for management laboratory, office, large reception andlecture room implantology, periodontology, prophylaxis and and the reception, 3prophylaxis specialists, OF AN ALPINE HOTEL IN JANUARY 2011 PFAFFENWINKEL PRACTICE CLINIC, 9 treatment assistants, oneanesthetist RANGE OF SERVICES Teneo, CEREC, CBCT EQUIPMENT

25 —— BAYSHORE DENTAL in Milwaukee is a practice in which the high-tech is integrated so seamlessly that it appears to be perfectly natural. This could be due to the sophisticated design concept of the planning archi- tects and the designer as well as the large number of creative ideas of the practice founder Dr. Gauri Mona Patel. The primary reason for the harmonious atmosphere of the practice is Dr. Patel’s overall approach. She has made her high-tech equipment the centerpiece of the design: “To be honest, we have oriented the design of the entire practice around the new treatment centers and our digital workflow concept. My fully equipped Teneo and Intego Pro treatment centers form the center point of my practice. They fulfill my high demands on efficiency, ergonomics and comfort for the practitioners and our patients, and that should also be seen. I would like my patients to trust in our work, and therefore I show and explain each of the steps that I carry out and the innovative devices which we work with.”

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Dr. Patel works in six fully equipped treatment rooms covering 325 square meters, with Teneo

A warm and Intego Pro treatment centers.

Facts and data

Dr. Patel opened her approx. 325 square meter practice in 2013. Since then, she has been treating on average more than 5,000 active patients per year. At the moment, there are six fully equipped treatment rooms available, with two more treatment rooms coming in 2017. CEREC re­ storations are produced in a practice laboratory. The patients are very welcome to watch as their restorations are being milled. Dr. Patel is currently supported by a second practitioner, two dental hygienists, two assistants and two practice managers in reception. An additional “Doctor of Dental Science” along with a third dental hygienist are also soon to be employed.

What patients can expect

Bayshore Dental provides the complete range of dental treatments, from hygiene to full mouth rehabilitation, and that also includes implantology, endodontics, periodontology, pediatric dentistry, smaller oral and maxil-

expression lofacial procedures, aesthetic dentistry and CAD/CAM-aided production

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Bayshore Dental is a model practice for the leading dental technologies – primarily equipped with innovations from Dentsply Sirona, including two Teneo and four Intego Pro treatment centers, CEREC, the digital combi- nation of CBCT and pan X-ray Orthophos XG 3D, Schick sensors, Sidexis software as well as straight and contra-angle handpieces.

What it looks like

Dr. Patel’s practice is a successful example of the synthesis of high-tech and nature. For work and life. The dentist has realized her vision of a practice with an inviting and reassuring ambience. Modern synthetic materials and glass provide a successful connection with natural objects made of grained wood. The surfaces are smooth, but they radiate warmth. With a reduced range of colors consisting of white and gray tones, a base set of colors that creates a “modern spa ambience” has been created. Fresh lime green color accents can be seen in the window frames and in the logo of the practice. It would be futile to search for cluttering or unsettling decorative elements in the Bayshore Dental practice.

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What catches the eye

MY DENTAL PRACTICE IS LIKE Dr. Patel has placed in a targeted manner artistic objects that she has had produced according to her own ideas. “Designing the art was the most ful- filling task when designing my practice, as I could act really personally here,” Mies Van der Rohe’s she said. “The art here is not merely for a decorative purpose. Every object tells a story and has a meaning. They reflect aspects of my life that are Farnsworth House very valuable to me. In the reception area, reliefs made from transverse­ly arranged birch branches are hung in a way that they are assigned to a cor- responding counter-piece that is made from a plaster cast of the branches. The complete work is called “First Impressions”, a pun on the first im­ An Eames office chair pression that you get of the practice, and the impression that the dentist makes of the jaw. Another piece of art is the stainless steel sculpture that was manufactured with the CAD/CAM procedure and that represents an over-sized strand of dental floss. It is even more personal in Dr. Patel’s An Audi office. Here, there are two large reliefs of the fingerprints of her two daughters. Plywood sections manufactured in the CAD/CAM procedure represent the lines in their fingerprints. Dr. Patel calls these pieces “DNA”.

Uma Thurman – Dr. Patel’s philosophy

she is modern and “If we expect our patients to trust in our high treatment standards, then we also have to express this high level of quality in all aspects of the practice. feminine at the same time We express our diligence and our personality in the design and in the per- sonal touches of the practice and we convey to the patients that we will do our best for them. We will receive trust if we are genuine. My practice is an

TRENDS 2017·18 — HONEST MATERIALS — AUS DER PRAXIS — MONA PATEL DER PRAXIS — MONA AUS 2017·18TRENDS — MATERIALS — HONEST expression of my personality and it says: What you see is what you get.” FLOOR LAMP The original "CROIZ" lamp features a contemporary HONEST plain esthetic, with no MATERIALS WOOLEN BLANKET superfluous elements. "Dotto" is marked with dots DESIGNER Domus Licht of red, blue, and black woolen www.domus-licht.de yarn on a white cotton base fabric. The unique pattern is identical on both sides of the blanket and creates an extraordinary feel. FRUIT BOWL The Honest Materials trend combines www.e15.com Not apparent at first glance – the design is reminiscent of a wooden sculpture, but proves original materials and colors that create to be a fruit bowl. DESIGNER Mark Braun a cozy atmosphere. Wood and platinum Available at E15 are met with colors like wine red, pacific,

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Bringing nature inside function of genes within organisms are for example, describes that the effect and in science. The biologistBrian Goodwin, between nature andculture caneven beseen culture. divideApproacheseliminate the to man isdefined asabeinginnature capableof spaces has madenature apartof culture, and antonym. The integration of nature into urban created by man.Culture was always the been defined assomething that hasnot been natura from nasci“to create, to beborn”) has required. In Western cultures, nature (Latin relevant, or, at least,abroader definition is “culture” defined to date nolonger seem The opposites of the terms “nature” and urban environment andnature asone. ratheryouth,but theysee themselves, the escaping the countercultural streams of do not want to go back to nature in terms of in the 1980’s that rejected city living.People in the 1960’s or the alternative movements followers of the “Flower Power movement“ country. This is the difference to many still never give up the city for alife in the experience nature in the city, yet they would the weekend.at again Theyalso wantto to drive into the countryside every now and urban spaces. It isnolonger enough for them desire for modernpeople to bringnature into looking Vienna city center, there isanoticeable high-­ Whether seedbombs,hanginggardens on and anaspectof urbanmetropolitan living. of aboldmovement calledGuerillaGardening into bloom…or at least that is the intention rainfall, the seedsopenand the city comes or dull-looking front gardens. After the next islands, areas of green, schoolplaygrounds to throwon trafficlandscape, into the them of a wide variety of wild flowers. The ideais It sitsinapaper towel andholdsmany seeds —— A small,round ballof compressed earth. rises or beehives onahotel roof over

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available on www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/mensch/available 1) perceived asanemotional being. object, butaspartof a whole, protected and atmosphere, peopledonot feel like a foreign and work. This ismore than abalance. In this living space andcontributes to merging life atmosphere. The office becomes ahigh-quality of well-being andleisure isinfused into the and combining technology andnature, asense object, material, color or shapeinto the office and aesthetics.By integrating nature asan need for communication, encounters, intimacy Room design isdetermined by the human mixture of function andnatural esthetics. and furnishings have beenreplaced by a new “workspaces”. Purely functional designs of nature into interiors to create completely This isclearly illustrated with the integration in creation anddesign. approach to nature canbeseen,particularly playful, free andcompletely undogmatic ture, artandmuch more are changing. A new styles.Fashion, interior design,architec work, free time, nutrition. They are developing the waytheyresources,in which interact with and personalhappiness. They are changing Modern people want more health, well-being aspects of life andcreates new lifestyles. a paradigm shift that isreflected inmany boundaries between nature andculture marks instead of degrading it.“ that we canenhance the quality of the planet processes as the rest of the livingrealm so human culture asintegrated with natural combined in future. “The goal is to make to Goodwin,biology andculture canbe work, i.e. alanguage system. Thus, according controlled by a type of self-referential net Brian Goodwin,2008, in: www.edge.org –excerpts also 1 Eliminating the

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TRENDS 2017·18 — PURE SHAPES — TREND 2017·18 — PURE SHAPES TRENDS of color add special highlights. 36 TRENDS 20172017·18 — HONEST — PURE MATREIALSSHAPES — PORTRAIT — AUS DER — PRAXISGUIDO LIER— MUNDWERK spends most time in the practice. for himself in which hecould feel at ease,after allheis the one who Last butnot least,healso wanted to create apleasant environment confidence among the patients and takes away their fear of treatment.” hygienic atmosphere. He isconvinced that “thisinspires trust and Since Dr. Dr. Lier performs surgery only, he wanted to create aclean from his wife, with whom hedeveloped the basicidea for the design. interior designer SebastianDavid Büscher from Gütersloh, as well as to create astarkcontrast to the listed building.He hadsupport from oral andmaxillofacial surgery, who wanted to usemodern furnishings acquiring the practice space three years ago, says the specialist for lies behind the wooden door. That was definitely the intention when no way indicates that the puristdesignof amoderndental practice municipal hospitaldating back to 1894usedasamilitary hospital,in heim for the first time isinitially surprised. This isbecause the former — EVERY PATIENT , who enters Dr. Dr. GuidoLier’s practice inHildes

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37 practice, the surgeon tends to address the referring colleagues as far as his range of treatments is concerned; however, he felt it important to design the space in a purist and minimalist way. To him, decadent or even pompous furnishings are off-putting for patients and make them feel uneasy. He states that, one time, a colleague even called his practice ‘austere’. Dr. Dr. Lier himself calls it timeless, thus additionally creating a connection to the old building. “This building has been here for more than 120 years and it is still beautiful, whereas a new building simply looks out-of-date after 20 to 30 years. I wanted to use the interior design to capture the timelessness of the old building,” says Dr. Dr. Lier, commenting on his idea. Despite the purist The practice owner’s plans, which were design, there are still thought out to the very last detail, also signs of Dr. Dr. Lier's reflect his work attitude: His treatments personal taste: are based on systematic planning, making delicate splashes of Dr. Dr. Lier highly valued by his referring color and minimalist colleagues. decorative elements. The cabinet surfaces 38 are made of 39 high-quality sto- Nature and value ways. “I lived in Kiel for a long time and that ne-effect acrylic. was where I discovered my passion for sailing. You can recognize his individual touch in the Using the motifs from Jonathan Chritchley, solid oak flooring, something which is rather I was able to display a part of me in my unusual for a dental practice. The Swabi- practice, while simultaneously incorporating

an-born dentist’s favorite material is wood the design,” enthuses Dr.Dr. Lier. DR. DR. GUIDO LIER, HILDESHEIM, GERMANY and this doesn’t just embody naturalness; it is also an expression of quality. In contrast, Looks and comfort he had the cabinets’ surfaces made out of

MUNDWERK MUNDWERK the mineral material Corian developed by He also managed this with the dental DuPont. The acrylic stone doesn’t just feel equipment, because the shape and color of good; it is also very easy to clean, which the treatment centers from Dentsply Sirona fulfills the practice’s hygiene requirements. blend in perfectly with the practice design. You can see the quality of the material However, the visual aspects weren’t the only straightaway and this contributes to the clear decisive criteria; Dr. Dr. Lier also wanted to and understated overall look. Fittingly, the focus on the comfortable positioning of AUS DER PRAXIS — DER PRAXIS AUS lighting concept creates specific accents, patients and the integrated hygiene function. PRACTICE OPENED IN 2014. BEFORE THAT, such as the illuminated ceiling above the The task here was to achieve a balance EMPLOYMENT AT ANOTHER LOCATION

reception area. between functionality and design. His 1 practitioner, 8 employees, 280 qm of practice space, 4 treatment practice really only has devices that are rooms (incl. 1 operating room with separate anesthetic recovery room), Even the decorative elements of the practice technically necessary. This has less to do with 1 consultation room, waiting area, kitchen, storage place, etc. are minimalist and therefore speak for the visual impression and more to do with SERVICES OFFERED themselves. Right at the entrance, a wooden hygiene, as “everything that stands around Implantology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, sculpture of a liana from the Indonesian jungle can be contaminated,” he says. preprosthetic and periodontal surgery, dentoalveolar surgery,

HONEST MATREIALS — MATREIALS HONEST is a striking eye catcher. The intertwined orthodontic surgery, sedation and anesthesia natural material clearly stands out from the Sheer timelessness EQUIPMENT linear and angular design of the furnishings. Sinius, Intego, CBCT The large pictures reveal the oral and maxillo- What effect does the atmosphere have on Lectures to specialists in the practice and affiliated hospital facial surgeon’s main hobby; they all depict his patients? Dr. Dr. Lier also incorporated (Helios clinic, Hildesheim)

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— — WHEN CHOOSING A COURSE OF STUDY, he pleasantly understated. This allows the had to decide between his two favorite accents to stand out even more: sculptures, subjects, architecture and dentistry. In the works of art and photography. end, he became a dentist. However, by no means did Dr. Bernd Kottmann give up one Dr. Kottmann prefers the straightforward for the other. In his practice in the Nymphen- colors of artists like Charles Fazzino, Bram burg district of Munich, in close vicinity to the Reijnders and Andy Warhol. In his practice, palace park, you can experience his personal however, he makes it a point to regularly passion for art, architecture and design. The change the works of art, which are mostly

TRENDS 2017·18 — PURE SHAPES — PORTRAIT — BERND KOTTMANN 2017·18 — PURE SHAPES PORTRAIT TRENDS simple, purist design of the modern rooms is from his private collection. Currently in the entrance area are clay heads from the series as well as treatment easier. In the reception recognition value. I did not take color psycho- Dr. Kottmann describes himself as completely “Begegnungen” (“Encounters”) by the and waiting areas, the light is a warm white, logy into consideration in the planning phase. infatuated with materials and draws a parallel 42 Munich-based artist Jutta Körner, which have which has a calming, soothing effect on In retrospect, however, it appears that the between the design of the practice and his 43 a minimalistic appearance and a calm style. people. Dr. Kottmann not only took the color design of my practice has exactly the actual work as dentist. Prosthetic is also lighting effects into consideration but also effect I was looking for. My patients feel at about creating an excellent surface that feels Flooded with light made it a point to have the right lighting ease.” natural and good. “Whether it is well-done sources in his design concept: “I did not want prosthetic work made of ceramic in the He founded his practice in December 2011: an any dominating lamps; that is why their A significant influence on the well-being of mouth of my patients or the smooth surface area of 120 square meters in a new building, lighting effect was particularly important.” He the patient and practitioner is also the fact of the natural stones on my walls. That is which has three supporting columns but no chose luminaires made by Occhio. The round, that Dr. Kottmann does not position the what quality feels like.” walls. For him, it was a welcome playing field lens-shaped light sources are small, sparingly treatment units to face walls but rather allows for creating precisely the spaces he wanted. appointed eye-catchers, which can be the patients to see outside. Seeing trees Sven Spitthoff, an architect with the NWD adapted to the exact requirements of the helps his patients feel freer and more at ease. group, prepared a draft according to the very respective room with the corresponding color In all three treatment rooms, Dr. Kottmann specific requirements of his client and took filters. In some of the rooms, Dr. Kottmann uses the Sinius treatment center from care of carrying them out. Dr. Kottmann currently uses magenta filters. This is a Dentsply Sirona. This unit is streamlined and wanted three treatment rooms and suggested conscious use of red color accents on the can be positioned more flexibly than other DR. BERND KOTTMANN, M.SC., MUNICH, GERMANY more and larger glass panels in order to let otherwise bright walls, which he also consis- models. The unique lifting mechanism and daylight into the interior rooms as well: “If I tently integrates in the accessories and curved style lend it a simple elegance, which had to describe the design of my practice with clothing of the practice’s team: The team Dr. Kottmann also wants to express with the just one feature, it would be ‘bathed in light’.“ wears red polo shirts and shoes. design of the rooms. He chose a warm saddle I wanted brightness, transparency, clear brown for the upholstery. “It is classic and structures and the minimal use of accents, Red symbolizes vitality you never get tired of looking at it. Brown but with understated organic shapes. The leather was cool 100 years ago and it still is lighting design was especially important to The color red in a dental practice is rather today. Moreover, it exudes a sense of comfort. MOVED TO THE NEW PRACTICE IN 2012

me. Lighting creates the actual atmosphere uncommon. Color psychologists usually You want to sit on it and touch it because it 2 practitioners, 6 assistants, 120 square meters in a room: Both the patients and employees advise against using it in medical practices. feels good.” of practice space, 3 treatment rooms should feel good. The design of my practice Red is associated with blood and tends to should help us gain the confidence of the make people agitated and uneasy, they As with the units, the look and feel of the SERVICES OFFERED Conservative dentistry, endodontics, patient. assert. Dr. Kottmann thinks otherwise: surfaces also played an important role in the implantology including backward planning He tailored the lumen level according to the “For me, red is the color of life. We use it for entire design of the practice. The floors are exact requirements of each room: Daylight emphasis. The sparingly but effectively used made of limed oak and some of the walls of EQUIPMENT white in the treatment rooms allows color color red harmonizes wonderfully with white natural stone. Here too, he has observed that Sinius, Orthophos XG, SiroLaser

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—— THE PURIST STYLE is in line with the latest trends. Decorative elements are eschewed in favor of monochrome surfaces and a limited number of classic design pieces instead of opulent furnishings. Yet the mere absence of color, ornaments and decorations is not sufficient to create a stylish ambience. It is the personal interpretation of this minimalist him the chance to design and furnish the 250 qm of new The practice has a style that transforms “empty” rooms into office space just the way he wanted. bright, uncluttered, striking aesthetic statements. The “Langham- purist look. mer” practice in Ulm has successfully Life and space Dr. Langhammer achieved just that and combines purism with uses touches of blue a personal touch. Dr. Michael Langhammer Dr. Langhammer ideally likes to spend his free time with in his own individual relocated to this new practice, not far from his wife Tamara, who is responsible for administration interpretation of Münster, in Ulm’s town center in 2015. After and quality management at the practice, and his two this style, which successfully taking over a colleague’s practice daughters aged 6 and 8. “My family is a source of strength is pared down to back in 2008 and running it with great to me and gives my life a sense of purpose”, explained

TRENDS 2017·18 — PURE SHAPES — PORTRAIT — MICHAEL LANGHAMMER — MICHAEL 2017·18 — PURE SHAPES PORTRAIT TRENDS the essentials. success for many years, the move finally gave Dr. Langhammer. He also draws energy from sport. Together with a personal trainer, he regularly comments, “I didn’t want to use ‘objets d’art’ to bring trains in the art of Wing Chun, a special kind life into the practice, after all we as a practice team are of Kung Fu. What is true for Asian martial arts dynamic enough! Thanks to our special lighting concept is also true for Dr. Langhammer’s personality and acoustically and visually calming atmosphere, our and practice: “Strength is born from peace”. practice is like an oasis of wellbeing for patients and staff alike. This has a hugely positive effect on our work. People The practice has an almost meditative effect. are able to show their warmth and charisma far more The white of the walls, ceilings and hand- effectively in a minimalist interior than in a decorated le-free furnishings is radiant. “I wanted a ambience”, explains Dr. Langhammer. neutral color scheme as a way to project the changing spirit of the age. Something with Creating accents with light and shade a timeless and lasting feel”, explains Dr. Langhammer. The frosted glazing of the walls A Stuttgart-based interior designer and lighting specialist in the treatment rooms allows daylight to was commissioned to plan the practice design. To create reach into the interior corridors. The practice an appealing atmosphere, she developed a sophisticated has a light, clear and pure appearance. The lighting concept with accents of color. Cleverly positioned gray concrete-look flooring made from polyu- recesses and projections together with light sources create rethane, results in the perfect down-to-earth shadows that add life to the walls. The light sources are touch. “The flooring in any practice has to be arranged to bathe the surfaces in a warm light and the attractive, hard-wearing and easy to clean. interplay with complete and partial shade adds depth, The appearance and material properties of even on pure white surfaces. The cube-shaped reliefs and our choice of floor were what won me over”, intaglio designs in the walls intensify their three-dimen­ states Dr. Langhammer. sional appearance. High-tech human interaction also created an ambience which he himself describes as Hygienic yet radiant A raised illuminated ceiling above the reception desk evocative of a spa. It is particularly important to him that 46 makes the already generously sized entrance area seem Dr. Langhammer also sets very high standards patients feel at ease and are relaxed. Fussy details and 47 Hygiene plays a central role in the practice even bigger and accentuates the first point of call for new when it comes to the technical equipment in objects would disrupt this peaceful mood. He also wanted furnishings. Smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces patients. Another highlight is the blue LED strip that his practice and as such, has chosen to to offer his patients a degree of consistency, familiar faces and synthetic, robust materials in the illuminates the base of the reception desk, making it look completely equip his practice with solutions and a reliable team. Dr. Langhammer’s team has been treatment area are essential in order to as if it is floating. The base of an upholstered waiting area from Dentsply Sirona. His patients are seated working together for the past 30 years – a fact which satisfy the strict hygiene requirements of a is also illuminated in blue. “Blue light radiates a sense on Teneo treatment centers. As a previous M1 speaks for itself. dental practice. But how can you design a of calm and what’s more, it is my favorite color!” stated user, he was keen to build on this tried-and- purist and hygienic interior that doesn’t seem Dr. Langhammer, adding: “By using colored light, tested treatment concept and to continue dull and clinical? Explaining the thinking I have created visual highlights without the need for using the motorized sliding track. As a result behind this concept. Dr. Langhammer decorative objects.” of this and by integrating endodontics and implantology functions, he has been able to DR. MICHAEL LANGHAMMER, ULM, GERMANY achieve a smooth and rapid workflow. In addition to the LEDview treatment light, he has also integrated the intraoral x-ray Helio- dent Plus in the ceiling. Dr. Langhammer further uses a volumetric tomography device (Orthophos XG 3D) to create 3D images of the jaw area. As a consequence, the surgical interventions can be planned and are HAS OPERATED HIS PRACTICE IN ULM SINCE 2008. rendered safer since important anatomical IN 2015 HE RELOCATED TO THE NEW PRACTICE structures can be assessed more effectively. To offer patients all the working steps from a 1 practitioner, 3 assistants, 1 practice manager single source, CEREC is used in the practices’ 250 qm of practice space, 4 treatment rooms, own laboratory in direct collaboration with large reception area, hygiene area, back office, storage the dental technician. For highly esthetic work Dr. Langhammer cooperates with selected RANGE OF SERVICES master laboratories that specialize in all-­ general and conservative dentistry, hygiene, endodontics, aesthetic dentistry, implantology ceramic work. EQUIPMENT Through his consistent use of reduced form (all from Dentsply Sirona): Teneo, Orthophos XG 3D, and color, Dr. Langhammer has not only been Heliodent Plus and CEREC

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Getting light right reliably drive this rhythm. Orange shadesin divided. Light, its’shadesandintensity, course of the day. Day andnight are clearly therefore our need for light changes over the A circadian clockdrives ushumansand Key factors light concepts for cept all the more important. makes anintelligent andgood lighting con ultimately,quality the of treatment. This ofbond and therefore trustpatient with the the practitioner and their team as well as the sense of unease. This hasanegative effect on people’s ability to concentrate andoften a ness results in fatigue causingareduction in increase in the melatonin level due to dark caused by light improves the mood. An in Philadelphia. performed by the Jefferson Medical College of melatonin, asdemonstrated by astudy are initiated which influence the production in them are activated andhormonalprocesses When light reaches our eyes, the bio-receptors and ofwork practice the for team better. the on patients’ emotions andinfluence the mood right lighting concept canhave amajor impact In dental practices too, light isessential. The basic foodstuffs. be seenasabasichumanneed,onpar with light controls the rhythm of life andcan thus positive effect onour perception. After all, to anenhanced quality of life andhasa interplay of daylight andartificiallight equates on light inallspheres of life. The intelligent development planning.Humans are dependent and isnow acore element of designand established in the middleof the 20thcentury discipline, the architecture of light, became ture hasgained ground inrecent years. A new — THE NOTION THE 1 that light completes architec The lower melatonin level

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Cheerful Patterns is 52 53 characterized by adventurous, fun and relaxed details. Fresh, bold, cheery colors combined with unconventional shapes leave an unmistakable PAINTING Colorful works of art on canvas from the impression living up the room Colourscape 31 line add vibrancy to every room. DESIGNER Tommaso Fantoni and winning over patients Courtesy of TOMOarchitects www.tomoarchitects.com

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Evocative patterns historical building with acheckered history. located in the former mudbathhouse The new andmoderndental practice is new practice. his father when itcame to designing the inspired inpart from his time together with to openanew practice and the latter was Dr. Schinzsenior supported hisson’s plans here with his father, Dr. Friedrich Schinz. 2015, Dr. Johannes Schinz ran ajoint practice in the Germanspa town of BadNenndorf in — BEFORE ESTABLISHING hisown practice —

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Particularly eye-catching features in the strip lighting provides the mainillumination. lights give off a warm light anddimmable responsible for the lighting design.Pendant A team of specialists from Hanover was shades of blue,red, orange, yellow andpink. number of the walls have beenpainted inrich floors, Dr. Schinzusescolorful accents. A unfussyand and wooden withwhite walls While the general atmosphere is very clear Comic strips inthe corridor his favoritecomics. own photographs as well asimages from for the design.He wanted to integrate his phase, healsohadapersonalcentral theme Right from the very startof the planning a working atmosphere andnot alivingroom. hygienic butnot sterile. He wanted to create design shouldbeclear-cut butnot cold, requirements. Hisinstructions: The basic 250 square meter practice to meethis Co KG, Dr. Schinzplannedanddesigned the help of anarchitect from Pluradent AG & medical practices andapharmacy. With the building converted into ahealthcenter with In 2012,aninvestor had the former spa

colorful andatmospheric feel in each room. is well known in the region. This creates a avenue lined with dwarf beech trees, which by Dr. Schinzof the Süntelbuchenallee, an dedicated to aseason with large photos taken in the four treatment rooms. Eachroom is personal element with regional significance Dr. Schinzhasalsointroduced another Dwarf beeches walls: monochromatic blocksof richcolor. the world of comic stripsonsomeof the color scheme. There are colored accents from central theme alsodetermines the practice’s pop artmovement began in the 1950s. This album was publishedin1929, longbefore the reminiscencessincethe very first Tintin predecessors of popart, yet they are historical by anartist. The images almostseemlike together with this sonandhad them painted of the dentist. He carefully chose the images foremost they are happy childhoodmemories to his younger patients? Yes, but first and Hergé. Is this adecorative element to appeal are known in the originalBelgian version by of Tintin” or “Les aventures de Tintin” as they corridor are the scenes from “The Adventures

a personalnote. the puristsetting touch andgive add apowerful Bright colors

55 When furnishing and designing his practice, The quality of the Dr. Schinz kept the region’s patient structure treatment center in mind. Bad Nenndorf is a small town with is a perfect match a population of around 10,000. The state for the practice's capital of Hanover is around 30 minutes clinical standards. away by car. The majority of patients come from rural areas. Based on his experience, these patients do not feel at ease in an overly luxurious setting. The practice furnishings and equipment should appear high end but not ostentatious. This is why patients in the waiting room sit on LC1 chairs from Le Corbusier – a timeless classic, of under- stated design. What is more important to the dentist is that the waiting times are kept as short as possible. For this reason, he pay their invoices at this beautifully crafted has digitalized the majority of his practice desk or announce their arrival while the organization and workflows. File cards children rummage in the recessed drawer are a thing of the past. Appointments are on the side positioned at just the right He took his inspiration for this from his father, scheduled in the treatment room; the height for them. The drawer contains small who also had a dental practice and always photos and X-ray images are all saved in surprises for them as a reward after treat- entered his treatment room through the a digital patient file. ment. “Reaching in the drawer for a goodie summer or winter landscape created by photo after treatment is one of my positive memo- wallpaper. As such, the memory of the father Positive emotions ries of childhood trips to the dentist. Our at work became an inspiration for and a youngest patients now also have a positive 56 theme in the design of the son’s practice. The reception desk is a great example of the association and are happy to return.” 57 intelligent and detailed planning behind The dentist Dr. Johannes Schinz has used Dr. Schinz’s practice concept. The desk was personal themes and patterns in his practice custom-made by a carpenter. Adult patients in Bad Nenndorf that are decorative and also say something about him. However, this is not directly obvious to the patient. Yet the personal touch is still evident and, according to Dr. Schinz, this is what gives the practice DR. JOHANNES SCHINZ, BAD NENNDORF, GERMANY rooms their welcoming feel. “After all,” explained Dr. Schinz with reference to his idea, “this is what we are, memories.”

A practice, not a living room

The practice owner does not really care for the term “feel-good ambience.” “It goes without saying that patients should feel at ease in my practice. This is especially because my team and I do a great job. The personal touches, the friendly colors RELOCATION TO THE NEW PRACTICE IN 2013, PRACTICES AT ANOTHER LOCATION FROM 2000 TO 2013 and the otherwise simplistic design gives my practice a pleasant, human face. 3 practitioners, 8 assistants, 1 dental technician Technology may be visible when it is 250 sm of practice space, 4 treatment rooms, 1 prophylaxis room, esthetic, as is the case with my equipment. 3 offices, 1 consultation room, storage place, hygiene, etc. After all, we purchased our treatment SERVICES OFFERED centers from Dentsply Sirona and not a Conservative dentistry, endodontics, CAD/CAM with CEREC (for the past 16 years), low-price manufacturer. This is an expression prosthetics from the practice laboratory, implantology including backward planning. of quality and ideally reflects our clinical EQUIPMENT standards. At the end of the day, this is a Sinius, M1+, M1, digital X-rays, CAD/CAM dental practice and not a living room.” TRENDS 2017 · 18 — CHEERFUL PATTERNS — PORTRAIT — JOHANNES SCHINZ — — PORTRAIT PATTERNS 2017 · 18 — CHEERFUL TRENDS How it all started

Dr. Apekian moved into the 260 qm practice with 7 treatment rooms in January 2017 after working in a different location for three years. She works alongside another practitioner, two receptionists, three dental hygienists and two assistants.

What patients can expect

The range of treatments at Midtown Dental include implantology, endo- dontics, periodontology, pediatric dentistry, orthodontics, aesthetic den- tistry and CAD/CAM-aided production of dental restorations.

What they can rely on

Dr. Apekian uses state-of-the-art dental equipment. The Teneo and Intego pro treatment centers from Dentsply Sirona and their intuitive user interfaces provide the dentist with an efficient workflow and ergo- nomic comfort. She also uses CEREC Omnicam and MCXL, as well as Orthophos SL 3D.

58 59 as a canvas

—— DR. JENNY APEKIAN’S PRACTICE is a reflection of her personality, as the dentist from California is not only a Doctor of Dental Science, she is also a trained artist. She believes that art and dentistry have a lot in common – she

The practice The uses her hands both to create pictures with brilliant colors as well as radiant smiles for her patients. She considers both to be fulfilling activities that express her personality and develop a relationship with her patients. Dr. Apekian uses her art to create an atmosphere of modern design in her practice. The energetic colors of the oil paintings – red, yellow, blue and green – give the motifs from the natural, animal and material worlds a powerful radiance and presence. They are the personal statements of their creator and express not only cheerfulness and vitality,

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For Dr. Apekian, the most important aspect of designing her practice rooms was an efficient workflow, followed by aesthetics. As the artist also wanted to hang her pictures in the practice, she wanted the rooms to create a white background to set off her art. The white finish of the furniture combined with the muted brown and gray tones create a relaxed atmosphere and underscore the gallery-like character of the practice. With meticulous attention to detail, she has successfully com- bined design with the clinical ambience of the practice.

State of the art in Sacramento

It is not only the art that is modern, the dental treatment she provides is also state-of-the-art and she wants her patients to notice this. She is convinced that modern technical equipment provides a high standard of dental care to patients, increasing their confidence in the treatment.

Art and practice in the spotlight A sophisticated lighting concept sets Dr. Apekian’s pictures perfectly in “My practice scene. The ceiling and corridor lighting accentuates the tranquil gallery-­ like ambience of the practice. The treatment rooms all have large windows 60 that let in plenty of daylight. is me“ 61 said Dr. Apekian. “If I could put a shower and a bed in it, I would probably live there,” she exclaimed.

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Frank Stella TRENDS 2017 · 18 — CHEERFUL PATTERNS — PORTRAIT — JENNY APEKIAN JENNY — — PORTRAIT PATTERNS 2017 · 18 — CHEERFUL TRENDS ­—— THE RELAXED DENTAL PRACTICE — the home in Hungary. “The most important thing name given by Maxim Mennle and his wife for us was to help our patients overcome their Dr. Christine Mennle to their dental practice fear of going to the dentist. However, we did says it all: The relaxing ambiance of the rooms not want to use the term “fear” becomes it is felt as soon as you walk through the door. expresses a negative feeling. We therefore This is because the two dentists have used came up with the opposite of fear, which is light and warm basic tones for the design of relaxation,” comments Dr. Mennle. their practice in Inning am Ammersee, close to Munich. They wanted to create a pleasant Fragrances to relieve anxiety atmosphere for their patients even if it is gray and dreary outside. The overall timeless Accordingly, the patient’s medical history is design is brightened by colorful accents. This handled in a separate consultation room includes the orange fabric blinds and seats in rather than near the treatment center. This the waiting area as well as the changing floral creates a more relaxed situation from the arrangement. Indeed, the different colors of start, explain the dentists. For the initial the T-shirts worn by the assistants also add consultation, they always take a lot of time cheerful variety. Colorful, imaginative pain- tings by Christine Mennle’s father are skillfully displayed. The patients like them so much that some have already found a new owner. and alpine winds The breakthrough

The practice rooms have also undergone a transformation, as Dr. Mennle had originally 62 set up her own practice in one half of the 63 premises in 2004. When the adjacent apartment became vacant in 2013, the dentists seized the opportunity to join their practices by removing a wall and increasing the space to nearly 250 square meters. Joining the rooms not only helped them in terms of space but also for business with the addition of 50 to 100 new patients a month. The generous space allowed the couple to use it as a design element. The rooms speak for themselves and create a relaxed atmosphere at the same time. In fact, the two owners actually had the idea for the name of the practice in the relaxed atmosphere of their An equal footing

Dr. Mennle's practice exudes a feel-good atmosphere even when it is gray and gloomy outside. TRENDS 2017·18 — CHEERFUL PATTERNS — PORTRAIT — CHRISTINE AND MAXIM MENNLE — CHRISTINE — PORTRAIT PATTERNS 2017·18 — CHEERFUL TRENDS to address any questions or fears that the well with the dentists’ concept because they patients may have. Also, the typical smell have an understated sleek design that does with its negative associations is absent from not dominate the room. “Like our rooms, the the dental practice thanks to an odor neutra- treatment centers stand on their own and lizer installed at the reception. The small box convey unobtrusive quality,” says Maxim helps eliminate the typical medicinal smell. Mennle, underscoring the philosophy of the After trying a few different scent samples, practice as follows: “We cannot afford to buy the couple were in complete agreement: cheap technology because it does not satisfy “We wanted it to smell of alpine breeze”. our requirements and has to be replaced Nor is the reception area typical of a dental within a short period of time. You end up practice: the counter height is similar to that paying double.” of a hotel reception desk, so the employees greet the patients at eye level. “Eye contact In addition to the design, an important was very important to us because communi- decision criteria for the couple was the cation at the same level creates a sense of integrated hygiene function of the Dentsply welcome,” says Dr. Mennle with conviction. Sirona treatment centers. Thorough instru- ment processing is a top priority in the Understated quality practice. Three years ago, the dentists took it upon themselves to speak to the trade As for the technical equipment of the supervisory office in order to optimally align practice, care was taken to choose a design their hygiene management with the require- that does not frighten the patients. True to ments. With the switch to digital hygiene the adage of “less is more”, the rooms contain documentation, the practice has been able only the necessary dental equipment. The to provide comprehensive verification of treatment centers from Dentsply Sirona fit proper instrument processing. 64 65

DR. CHRISTINE MENNLE AND MAXIM MENNLE THE RELAXED DENTAL PRACTICE, INNING AM AMMERSEE, GERMANY

PRACTICE OPENED IN 2013; PRIOR TO THAT, PRIVATE PRACTICE OF DR. CHRISTINE MENNLE WAS HELD IN SAME OFFICE FOR 9 YEARS

2 practitioners, 8 assistants (2 dental hygienists, 2 receptionists, 4 chairside assistants)

250qm of practice space, 4 treatment rooms, 1 consultation room, waiting area, X-rays, lab, staff room.

SERVICES OFFERED implantology, pediatric dentistry, oral surgery, periodontology, endodontics, orthodontics (also for adults), dental prostheses

EQUIPMENT 3 Sinius, 1 C4+, CBCT TRENDS 2017·18 — CHEERFUL PATTERNS — PORTRAIT — CHRISTINE AND MAXIM MENNLE — CHRISTINE — PORTRAIT PATTERNS 2017·18 — CHEERFUL TRENDS MOBILE The "Plywood" mobiles are made of two abstract organic plywood elements CHEERFUL that playfully revolve PATTERNS around each other. DESIGNER Charles und Ray Eames www.vitra.com

Fresh, bright, and cheerful colors leave a unmistakable impression: signal red, ochre, and sapphire. SOFA The sofa of the Combined with carbon, marble, "Victoria and Albert" line combines innovative design 66 and white, these colors have an and comfort. 67 DESIGNER Ron Arad invigorating effect and complement www.moroso.it the Cheerful Patterns trend.

PEDAL CAR The blue pedal car brings a nostalgic mood to the waiting room. www.vilac.com

SAPPHIRE OCHRE SIGNAL RED

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PENDANT LAMP "Chantal" has a striking beehive look and a will feel at home here. complex structure. DESIGNER Doriana & Massimiliano Fuksas

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— — THE DENTAL PRACTICE at Augustaplatz is located in a newly renovated office building to the south of Baden-Baden’s town center, not far from the congress house and large parking facilities. The casino, spa facilities and theater are just 10 minutes away by foot. A great location for a dental practice in this did I want to have a fussy, overly decorative historic spa town whose citizens, with an feel. I wanted to create a timelessly average age of over 46 years, are above the elegant, yet understated, uniform look.” For national average. “I took this age structure Dr. Kratschmayr the phrase “down-to-­ into account when furnishing the practice”, earth beauty” sums up the practice design explained dentist and practice owner Dr. in a nutshell. Michael Kratschmayr. “I wanted it to be convenient, which is why we have spaces for Together with the interior designers from our patients in the car park next door. I also a professional practice furnisher, Dr. Kratsch­

TRENDS 2017·18 — EMBELLISHED ELEGANCE — PORTRAIT — MICHAEL KRATSCHMAYR — MICHAEL — PORTRAIT 2017·18 — EMBELLISHED ELEGANCE TRENDS didn’t want the look to be too futuristic, nor mayr was able to realize his idea for a new practice with just two design drafts. In the second patterns which feature on the walls as plastic, explained Dr. Kratschmayr. “For me it is and final draft, he decided to go without a further treat- structural décor: “Our practice has high essential to avoid hustle and bustle in the ment room in order to achieve bigger rooms and also ceilings and long walls. While we are a large practice. This only results in unnecessary to position the Sinius treatment centers optimally. practice, I was very keen to avoid it resem- stress for the team and patients alike.” The As such, there is a sufficiently large radius around the bling a clinic. This is why we have contrasted material at the Augustaplatz practice is centers which ensures the ideal conditions for good the light, bright atmosphere with subtle wall located centrally so that hardly any equip- ergonomics and working procedures for the practitioners patterning. Although it is purely decorative, ment is stored or visible in the treatment and assistants. Moreover, this allows the elegant treat- we also use it at Christmas, for example, to rooms. Should anything be missing during a ment centers to come into their own as a central focus hang up baubles.” Alongside the changing procedure, it can be collected from the central in the room. seasonal decorative elements, Dr. Krat- store. This serves to virtually rule out bother- schmayr also adds colors effectively through some distractions for the practice personnel Accents with algae his practice team’s clothing. during a procedure.

The room concept at this practice is characterized by More of a workshop “We apply an ‘open source’ concept to clarity and transparency: Light walls, glass, timber décor than an art museum working on joint projects. Everyone must and exposed concrete flooring. The lighting resembles a know what needs to be done and where the proverbial light source: Warm light comes from circular Dr. Kratschmayr bought all the technical right equipment can be found without having openings in the ceiling. Together with the walls in white equipment for his practice at the IDS (Inter- to bother other colleagues. Our goal is and a variety of tinted shades such as ivory and beige, national Dental Show) in Cologne, Germany. satisfied patients. We achieve this not least the result is warm and welcoming. The long, curved As a provider of holistic high-end dental through optimized structures and a good corridor is fully glazed on the inside so that it is flooded services, he sets great store by premium working environment in an attractive setting.” with daylight from the windows and rooms. In order to equipment. This is also why he opted for the guarantee confidentiality despite the transparent design, Sinius treatment center. With its streamlined Dr. Kratschmayr included opaque elements in the glass silhouette it dovetails perfectly into the walls and doors. These elements pick up on the algae elegant practice ambience. 72 73

Dr. Kratschmayr also believes that the technology in the dental practice should be visible. After all, if it is estheti- DR. MICHAEL KRATSCHMAYR AND OXANA cally designed, why not “put it on show”? First-rate SKARDOV, BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY technology and outstanding design convey the notion of safety and boost patient confidence. At our practice esthetics support functionality and not vice versa. After all, we are not an art museum but rather a workshop.” Nevertheless, Dr. Kratschmayr was keen to hide the devices’ unnecessary details. Wherever possible, the cables were concealed and wall-mounted devices were used. In line with this puristic feel, the practice has been fitted out with iMac desktop solutions. MOVE TO THE NEW PRACTICE IN MAY 2014. BEFORE THAT, 25 YEARS IN HIS OWN PRACTICE To ensure that patients at the practice at Augustaplatz IN ACHERN, GERMANY. feel both at ease and in good hands, Dr. Kratschmayr followed a few key principles. He created the ideal balance 2 practitioners, 2 managers, 2 hygienists, 6 assistants, 300qm of practice space, 6 treatment rooms, 1 operating between transparency and intimacy through the use of room, large hygiene area, back office, storage place light colors, lots of glass and opaque elements. Discretion is particularly important in the waiting and reception SERVICES OFFERED areas. A soundproof ceiling ensures that no noise or General and conservative dentistry, endodontics, periodontology, restorative dentistry, implantology conversations can be heard outside the rooms. The (template-guided), CMD with computer-assisted occlusion carefully selected background music also works to relax analysis, homeopathy, electroacupuncture the patients. “Especially anxious patients in the waiting room should not be alarmed by the noises from the EQUIPMENT Sinius, CBCT treatment rooms. This is why I also changed the position

TRENDS 2017·18 — EMBELLISHED ELEGANCE — PORTRAIT — MICHAEL KRATSCHMAYR — MICHAEL — PORTRAIT 2017·18 — EMBELLISHED ELEGANCE TRENDS of the waiting room door in the construction plans”, 74 TRENDS 2017·18 — EMBELLISHED ELEGANCE — PORTRAIT — SHAHIN ROSTAMI

A touch of

gold from KingLudwig I, the former headof the royal foundry Ferdinand von Miller. In1850, following acommission the birthplace of Fürstenfeldbruck’s most famous son, the finger haslittle to do with the practice and more with finger points to this buildingsteeped inhistory. However, Dr. Pour iseasy Saba to find since, directly in front of it,a PRACTICE —— THE cast Munich’s monumental statue of Bavaria, a female personification of the Bavarian homeland. In honor of this impressive technical feat, a cast of the little finger of the patroness of of dentist ShahinRostami andhis wife this free state haspointed to hisplace of birthsince 2004.

Inspired by this speciallocation, in 2014,ShahinRostami and his wife sought the help of anarchitect from

75 Gerl Dental and the furniture manufacturer Shahin Rostami. They wanted to avoid the Mayer to give their 210 m2 practice an usual pictures and instead, opted for decora- exclusive feel with a touch of gold. The tive wallpaper. The golden piece of art comes furnishings however, are not in the baroque from New York and the couple had to wait style, but rather boast the contemporary feel two months for it to be delivered. All the of modern dentistry. The two dentists wanted design elements were chosen with great care to create an atmosphere of wellbeing for their and attention to detail. For example, the patients, which also projected the practitio- handles on the cupboards and the legs of ners’ medical expertise. With an emphasis the chairs are made of brass. This presented on warm shades such as gold and brown a particular challenge yet this warm shade combined with the white furniture, they was important to them in contrast to chrome The floral motif have successfully achieved this. which is normally used but creates a cooler is reflected not atmosphere. only in the gold Customized wallpaper artistry wallpaper: The wallpaper in the treatment rooms was Shahin Rostami A particularly eye-catching feature is the custom made for the practice, one half and Dr. Pour Saba golden wallpaper in the reception and waiting featuring magnolia and the other half cherry also make use of area. “We asked ourselves what is the best blossoms. “That was actually quite simple”, fresh flowers. way to decorate a 14-m-long wall”, explained explained Shahin Rostami. “We selected the floral motif and it was then transferred in a larger format to white wallpaper. They chose these flowers to reflect their desire for the local flora; they want their patients to “feel at home” in the practice. The separation into two halves was due to the layout of the practice. To match the flowers on the wall, fresh, 76 seasonally alternating floral arrangements 77 can be found in the open-access rooms. The decorations and golden wallpaper are shown off to the best possible effect thanks to an intelligent lighting concept.

Design and ergonomics technical innovations and ergonomic treat- The practice owners gave themselves plenty ment concept were equally important. The SHAHIN ROSTAMI & DR. POUR SABA, FÜRSTENFELDBRUCK, GERMANY of time to achieve this individual and much- sliding track and the modern touchscreen loved look. They spent six months on the also ensure a highly efficient workflow. “This lookout for the various design elements. wasn’t a difficult decision at all as I used to “When I do something, I do it properly,” states work with the M1 center and was extremely Shahin Rostami with conviction. He also satisfied”. The more extensive range of colors refuses to compromise when it comes to particularly impressed Shahin Rostami. The medical equipment and therefore opted for “platinum” upholstery shade emphasizes the Sinius treatment center from Dentsply the calming effect and premium look of the Sirona. Alongside the modern design, the treatment rooms and the “spring” shade adds a vibrant feel to the treatment room used for oral hygiene. MOVED TO THE NEW PRACTICE IN 2014, PRIOR TO THAT THEY RAN A PRACTICE FOR 10 YEARS AT ANOTHER LOCATION

3 practitioners, 6 assistants

210qm practice space, 4 treatment rooms, 1 recovery room, waiting area, X-ray, laboratory

RANGE OF SERVICES Implantology, pediatric dentistry, periodontology, endodontics, aesthetics, dental prostheses

EQUIPMENT Sinius, Orthophos XG TRENDS 2017·18 — EMBELLISHED ELEGANCE — PORTRAIT — SHAHIN ROSTAMI — SHAHIN ROSTAMI — PORTRAIT 2017·18 — EMBELLISHED ELEGANCE TRENDS SIDE TABLE The "Shimmer Tavoli" glass side table features a distinctive color. With multi-chromatic EMBELLISHED finishing, it displays ELEGANCE all colors of the rainbow. DESIGNER Patricia Urquiola www.glasitalia.com LAMP The "Golden Ribbon" lamp is an elegant The color scheme of the Embellished Elegance object and is available in only a few models, as it is custom-made trend is tasteful and elegant. for each room. DESIGNER Ingo Maurer Chrome, platinum silver, and carbon look www.ingo-maurer.com glamorous and stand for elegance.

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Comfort starts in many others. Scents andsoundshave the shape, the pleasant feel of asurface, and the right temperature, abeautifulcolor or of these perceptions, mostof them objective: different sensory impressions. There are many stemming from the combination of many means that comfort isacozy, relaxed feeling unpleasant feelings. In the positive sense, this no annoying negative aspectsor perceptibly Comfort isoften describedby what itisnot like alion. immediately androars deeply from the belly to start the engine. The enginecomes to life place asif it were oiled.Now press abutton ball road. Grip the gear shift.It feels like abilliard connectsizecarright to the just the with the qualityis workmanship.steering wheel The fingertips touch aperfect strong seam leather andhas the scent of freedom. Your wheel. It iscovered with genuine, open-pore heavy, butsubstantial. Grip the steering you justenoughgentle support. You feel not like anoldarmchair; the anatomical seat gives cool, butnot cold. You don't sinkdown into it on the upholstered seat. It issmooth and a muffled tone asif it were floating. Sitdown quality. Close the driver's door. It closes with that implies valuable materials andhigh sound, but you canstill feel itssolid weight door swings openeasily without makinga you that the mechanismrunssmoothly. The satisfying "click" when you useitconvinces The door handle issleekandcool. The car. What exactly makes itsocomfortable? — IMAGINE — heavy andround. The gear glidesinto the head sittinginanespecially comfortable — top top

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the bestpossible thus dispensableaspects.Comfort issimply from luxury. Luxury encompasses excessive, them incharge. Ries setscomfort clearly apart that makes ajobeasier for humansandputs of given circumstances to create asituation The aimof comfort is the optimal configuration adapt to humans,not the other way around. Ries, the essence of comfort is that objects achieve optimal comfort features. For Andreas arranged them by function andemotions to actions of the dentist andpatient and ly decoded all the individualmovements and Intego dental treatment centers. They precise­ develop anddesign the Teneo, Sinius,and Produktdesign. They worked together to product designer Andreas Ries from Puls by Thomas Nack doesincooperation with the Dentsply Sirona development team led a sequence of actions. This isexactly what step andseparate the useof the objectinto feeling of comfort. The developers go step by person has with the objectshould trigger a tool. As far aspossible, every contact that the a consumer article, furniture, instrument, or the feelings triggered inpeople when they use and scents, product developers closely analyze When designingshapes,surfaces, sounds, during use. is a form of ergonomics andisdeveloped reduces work andiseasy to operate. Comfort a technical device iscomfortable when it lack of need to exert effort. For example, Comfort isusually alsoassociated with the and immediately converted to asensation. directly by the limbicsystem of the brain greatest effect because they are taken in — noless andnomore.

81 above the treatment center. As for all the other rooms, the important thing is for patients and other practice employees to feel comfortable. Good lighting should ideally be unobtrusive and glare-free. The color reproduction of light sources also plays an important role. Our experience is that, especially in relation to skin color, color reproduction is a decisive factor in well-being and comfort. This is achieved with our LEDs, for example, which have a color rendering index of 97. The light color itself is also decisive. In high latitudes, we feel particu­ larly comfortable in “warm” light when it is similar to candlelight. LED light with 2700K the expert view expert the generates this feel-good light.

— — Mr. Bucher, what makes the architecture Mr. Bucher, what materials do you prefer to of dental practices exciting? use with your customers?

STEFFEN BUCHER — Dentists attach a great deal STEFFEN BUCHER — Needless to say, I prefer of importance to design and individuality. natural materials. Wherever wood is used, we They want tailor-made concepts and functio- only use very high-quality wood from premium nal workflows. The dentist’s own character is usually reflected in the architecture. A dental practice is like a hotel for example; it should 82 Practice Dr. Marcel Gutsuz create a positive ambience. The team working 83 in the practice and the patients must feel comfortable. Architecture can play a very important role here. A coherent arrangement Three experts were on the podium of rooms and correct proportions also contri- bute to establishing smooth workflows.

during our discussion session on the Ms. Regnitter-Prehn, how important is the color scheme for a dental practice?

ambiance and design of dental practices: SILVIA REGNITTER-PREHN — The design of the reception, waiting rooms and treatment rooms 12:43 ARCHITEKTEN is a decisive factor, fundamental for the success of the dentist and the positive The architect Steffen Bucher, The agency 12:43 Architekten was evaluation by patients and visitors. The founded in 2009 and resulted from success of treatments, and thus also the previous collaboration between the two who has specialized in the planning practice’s financial success, depends to a large founders Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Steffen Bucher, degree on the subjective perceptions of architect and Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Lars-Erik Prokop, interior designer. The two patients. For 50 to 60 percent of the popu­ founders of the company are both of buildings in the area of healthcare lation, a visit to the dentist is an unpleasant graduates of the Stuttgart Technology experience. Certain color schemes can reduce University of Applied Sciences (HFT Stuttgart), where they worked

Practice design Practice patient anxiety and create an atmosphere, together on an interdisciplinary project, with his agency 12:34 Architekten, which increases patient confidence. in which they pooled their expertise in architecture and interior design. Mr. Meise, what is the ideal lighting for a The focus of the five-person office dental practice? based in Stuttgart is on the design the color expert Silvia Regnitter-Prehn of medical practices, especially dental practices. The architectural office AXEL MEISE — In considering the lighting sche- has received several awards and from Munich and Axel Meise, lighting expert me for a practice, the first priority is the prizes in its chosen specialism and practitioners who need a light intensity of relishes the challenge presented by this complex task. 3000 or 3500K for their work. This of course

TRENDS 2017·18 — PRACTICE DESIGN 2017·18 — PRACTICE TRENDS and director of Occhio Licht in Munich. only applies to the working light directly WWW.ZWOELFDREIUNDVIERZIG.DE a delight to design. The massive polygonal natural stone feature, which encloses the reception area and which is replicated on all three floors, was a special challenge.

Mr. Meise, what trends can you see in the field of lighting in 2017?

SILVIA REGNITTER-PREHN Practice Dr. Marcel Gutsuz. Paintings: Julia Siegmund, www.juliasiegmund. For me, the future of lighting is always driven de by added value for the user. The functions Expertin für Farben und Farbpsychologin that in the past were only offered by profes­ Silvia Regnitter-Prehn studierte Farbpsy- sional lighting will be available to all. This chologie, ist diplomierte Mentaltrainerin, Künstlerin und Farbgestalterin. means, for example, that new possibilities Sie berät Unternehmen und öffentliche for individualizing the lighting will be opened Institutionen im Bereich der Farbgestaltung. up, as well as options for intuitive adjustment Profilierte Unternehmen und Zahnarztpra- of the lighting ambience, i.e. much more xen verdanken ihren visuellen Auftritt Silvia Regnitter-Prehn. active management of light quality. No longer will users have to hunt around for an an- Eine professionelle Beraterin, wenn es um noying switch. It will become possible to Fragen der Wahrnehmung geht, und eine suppliers. In designing a practice, we are control light intuitively and playfully. Just Künstlerin, wenn Botschaften und Werte auf limited to the extent that the hygienic proper- die Leinwand oder in die Gestaltung think about our use of smartphones and the ties of the material are particularly important. umgesetzt werden müssen. rapidity of our familiarization with touch If artificial materials are required, we prefer screens. In any case, I am convinced that „Der visuelle Auftritt eines Unternehmens mineral materials such as the classic Corian®. good lighting will make an increasing contri- oder einer Zahnarztpraxis“ – 84 Vinyl facings, too, are easy to install, are Wie ein Unternehmen von seinen Kunden bution to quality of life. 85 easily cleaned and are therefore very hygienic. und Patienten wahrgenommen wird, entscheidet über seinen Erfolg oder Nichterfolg. Ms. Regnitter-Prehn, is it possible to say in general what colors or color combinations Ganzheitliche Farbschulungen und ganz- have positive effects? heitliche Farbkonzepte in der Praxis­ gestaltung sind zentrale Elemente ihrer internationalen Seminar-/Lehrtätigkeit. In general, calming tones in the colors blue, Bei der Farbgestaltung wird mit gezielter green and some pastel tones enjoy pride of Farbauswahl individuell auf das place in well-conceived color schemes for Unternehmen­ eingegangen sowie die dental practices. My studies have shown that Raumnutzung berücksichtigt. the highest patient satisfaction is achieved WWW.FARBEN-SEMINARE.DE with the relaxed colors combined with white. However, each individual room in the practice must be considered separately. The walls, the floor and the ceiling in conjunction with the color of the furnishings can either create exploit the possibilities of LED technology: coherent or a discordant overall picture. gesture control, up-down fading, problem-free balancing. It also generates a sense of securi- AXEL MEISE dimming, choice of light color, interchange­ ty and relaxation. Green has a positive effect Mr. Meise, what are the advantages of ability of the components due to the modular on people in the sense of reassurance and Success is often the result of consistently LED light in interior spaces? system design - all these possibilities create recovery. The great German writer Goethe questioning what has gone before. added value for the user. was aware of this when he spoke of “peace Convinced that good lighting is synony- The typical features of LED light are the high through green”. mous with quality of life, Meise founded the company Occhio in 1999 and developed …die Experten efficiency, long life and low heat generation. Ms. Regnitter-Prehn, what recommendations the first comprehensive, multifunctional These properties are especially important in can you make as a color expert? Mr. Bucher, architecture for dental practices lighting system on the market. public spaces as they facilitate the manage- must be an exciting niche to work in. Which With consistent design and light quality, ment of light. In addition, LEDs can now be It is essential that both the incident light from project are you particularly proud of? Occhio connects people and spaces and enables the holistic lighting design used to generate color temperatures that are windows and the interior design are integrated of buildings. Today, Occhio is one very similar to those of an incandescent lamp in the color scheme. At this point I would like Designing the practice of Dr. Marcus Riedl was of the most innovative companies in or of halogen, which are perceived as very to strongly advocate the color green. Green can a particularly great pleasure. The consistent the lighting industry and a market leader pleasant by the human eye. At Occhio, we bring life to an otherwise rather sterile room concept embracing everything from the in high-quality designer lighting.

TRENDS 2017·18TRENDS — PRAXISGESTALTUNG have also made use of the electronics to design. It is natural and fresh, soothing and cloakroom to the treatment room itself was WWW.OCCHIO.DE Claudia Herke, trend expert at the Bora, compositions and retro influences inspired Herke and Palmisano design studio from by this trend combined with the modern Frankfurt, describes the four key trends Dentsply Sirona treatment centers create a in the architecture and interior design of unique and upbeat ambience. In addition to dental practices. white and black, the favored colors are signal red (cherry) and signal blue (sapphire). Claudia Herke: There are four basic directions in the current furnishing trends, which we also Pure Shapes find in dental practices. We have given them descriptive names: Embellished Elegance, The style impresses with its architectonic Honest Materials, Cheerful Patterns and clarity and intelligent, consistent product Pure Shapes. solutions. The focus is always on the creation of minimalist lines. The ambience is puristic, Embellished Elegance thoughtful, refined, clear and functional. Impressive lighting effects, atmospheric This style combines decorative/glamorous indirect lighting and sophisticated lighting aspects with innovative product design. bodies create lighting unity with the room. Decorative design is reinterpreted with the The materials are plain, unobtrusive and of a aid of innovative materials. White high-gloss uniformly high quality. Neutral and restrained surfaces and the purist design language of color tones underline the overall effect: carbon, Dentsply Sirona treatment centers are offset basalt, metallic silver-gray, white, platinum against the classic high-quality wall and silver, sand, rosé and light blue. fixture design. The color spectrum ranges from fresh green to chrome, through brass, gold, carbon black, silver-gray, metallic beige 86 to lavender.

Honest Materials

This trend is expressed with high-quality natural materials with excellent design. The ambience combines the ultramodern, delicate design of Dentsply Sirona treatment centers with authentic, high-quality and durable the expert view expert the materials. Nature provides the inspiration here. Natural forms inspire the design of rooms, furniture and lighting. The ambience radiates an experimental and innovative approach to craftsmanship and traditional materials. The color spectrum includes wood, BORA.HERKE.PALMISANO DESIGN crimson red, pacific, green, antique gold, STUDIO platinum and white.

Trends The bora.herke.palmisano design studio Cheerful Patterns was founded in 1990 by Cem Bora, Claudia Herke and Annetta Palmisano This young mix of styles is characterized by and is synonymous with the joy of experimentation, a richness of innovative trend forecasts. Today, the interdisciplinary team recognizes variation and informal combinations. Charac- and visualizes new trends in fashion, teristic of this trend are humorous, slightly interior, lifestyle, furniture, product design ‘tongue in cheek’ designs. Shapes and and interior design. The trend-setting patterns are blended in an uninhibited way: statements about the coming colors, styles and materials are presented in trend comic motifs, iconic forms, street art and brochures and trend reviews. striking coloring are interpreted in many ways. The design projects an informal, cheerful, Their customers are predominantly drawn dynamic, striking, original and playful charis- from the textile, interior design, consumer goods and lifestyle trade fair sectors. ma. Children’s furniture is unselfconsciously

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