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to encourage scientific research in the dental area and contribute to the initiation into student research. Were the goals of the 2nd Cultural contest Opallis, FGM Odontological Products made by, who presented the winners on September 21, during the fair of the 18th International Congress of the Brazilian society of esthetic dentistry (SBOE), in São Paulo
the contest awarded clinical cases that used the resin Opallis, FGM-manufactured, based on the theme: “restoring function and esthetics using all aesthetic resources to reproduce the polychromatism resin tooth”. The jury was composed by a Committee of professors in dentistry, without ties to the company. This year, the company registered the participation of 177 professionals and students. “Make a difference, helping to produce quality, is a compromise that should begin in school benches,” he said at the event, Bianca Mittelstädt, Director of FGM, emphasizing the importance of interacting with society, contributing to a responsible growth and development of professionals, companies and institutions.
in the Professional category, Ilana Parents Talukdar of Maceió (AL), was recognized in the first place, covered with an Apple notebook. Michael Signorelli Cabral, Rio de Janeiro, qualified second and won a iPad 3. In third place was Erik Mark Guedes de Andrade, in Piracicaba (SP), won an iPhone 4S.
in the student category, highlight to VinÃcius Barçal chandorkar, from Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). The first gave you right to a team of Automotive brand. The teacher Advisor, Andrea Tedesco Checkers, was presented with an Apple notebook and receive a year of UFRJ FGM. Cynthia Aaron Souza Springer, also at UFRJ and coincidentally guided by the same teacher, took second place and took a Dell notebook, and Diego Calgaro, Universidade Positivo, Curitiba (PR), under the guidance of professor Adilson Yoshio Furuse, was ranked third and awarded a
iPhone.
On the Cultural contest Opallis
In 2010, the FGM Odontological Products held the first edition of the contest, which totaled more than 150 subscribers, between dentists and dental students from across the country. Clinical cases were evaluated by a team of renowned professionals of the dental area, composed by professors Carlos Francci, William Garone, Américo Maridueña Júnior and José Carlos Gaba. Were distributed more than $ 33 million in gold bars as prizes.
the completion of the contest was a way that FGM found to encourage scientific research on the part of dental professionals. It is also a way to promote the initiation of research among the students, who have the opportunity to develop work skills, and proposing new ways of
treatments.
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