Europerio 6

Europerio 6 

2 nd Announcement 

6 th Congress of the European Federation of Periodontology 

June 4 – 6, 2009 

Stockholm, Sweden 

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The European Federation of Periodontology presents Europerio 6 

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Full Members 

Austrian Society of Periodontology Hellenic Society of Periodontology 

Belgian Society of Periodontology Irish Society of Periodontology 

British Society of Periodontology Israeli Society of Periodontology 

Croatian Society of Periodontology Italian Society of Periodontology 

Czech Society of Periodontology Norwegian Society of Periodontology 

Danish Society of Periodontology Portuguese Society of Periodontology 

Dutch Society of Periodontology Slovenian Society of Periodontology 

Finnish Society of Periodontology Spanish Society of Periodontology 

French Society of Periodontology Swedish Society of Periodontology 

German Society of Periodontology Swiss Society of Periodontology 

Turkish Society of Periodontology 

Associate Members 

Hungarian Society of Periodontology Polish Society of Periodontology 

Moroccan Society of Periodontology Serbian Society of Periodontology 

Organising Committee 

Stefan Renvert Iain Chapple 

Chairman of the Organising Committee EFP Treasurer 

Pierpaolo Cortellini Ola Norderyd 

Scientific Chairman Swedish Society of Periodontology Representative 

Edwin Winkel Helena Renvert 

Treasurer Europerio 6 Project Coordinator 

Jean Louis Giovannoli Mónica Guinea 

Congress Committee Chairman EFP European Coordinator

Invitation to Stockholm 

Dear friends and colleagues, 

It is a pleasure and an honour for me to welcome you to Europerio 6 in Stockholm June 4-6 2009. Time really flies and it 

is important that you already now reserve those dates for the biggest and most prestigious meeting in periodontology and 

implant dentistry held in Europe. Why not go online directly on our webpage www.efp.net and make an early registration 

ensuring you to get a good deal and the hotel accommodation that you really would like to have. 

Europerio 6 is the meeting place between science, clinical practice and our industry partners in the field of periodontology 

and implant dentistry. We in the organizing committee have spared no effort in designing the program for your 

different needs as dentists, specialists and dental hygienists. Europerio 6 is the natural arena where the latest science 

is presented by the world’s most famous speakers. This is however not enough, we have specifically instructed our 

speakers to answer focused questions ensuring you that you really will be given “take home messages” applicable in 

your own clinical practice. Europerio is also a fantastic opportunity for young researchers to present their data and 

to interact with colleagues interested in the same research field. Last time more than 700 abstracts were accepted 

indicating the enormous research interest in periodontology and implant dentistry. I would be more than happy to see 

this Europerio attract even more young researchers from all over the globe. 

While you are in Sweden, allow a few extra days to really explore Stockholm “The Capital of Scandinavia” and its 

archipelago, or why not visit “The Glass Country” in Småland. Whatever your choice will be I am sure that you will 

enjoy coming. 

Please mark in your agenda Europerio 6 in Stockholm, June 4-6, 2009 or reserve a place immediately on www.efp.net 

so you won’t forget it. I promise you won’t regret it. 

We look forward on seeing you here. 

Stefan Renvert 

Chairman 

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Call For Abstracts “Online” 

Abstracts of scientific presentations (both basic and clinical research) as well as clinical presentations (case series, 

innovative surgical or therapeutic approaches, etc…) should be submitted for consideration. ONLY online abstract 

submissions before NOVEMBER 30 th 2008 will be accepted. 

An international abstract committee will evaluate the submission and decide upon its selection as oral or poster 

presentation. The abstracts selected will be included in the final program. 

The presentation of a clinical or research communication carries the obligation to register at the Europerio Meeting. 

For further information regarding abstract submission go to www.efp.net 

Jaccard – EFP Research Prize Competition 

The EFP is pleased to announce the Jaccard-EFP Research Prize competition. The Prize is aimed with the object 

of promoting research in Europe. It was created with the funds from the ARPA International and is entrusted to the 

University of Geneva. 

The prize is awarded once every three years at the meeting of the EFP. It is open to all members of the Societies of 

Periodontology which are part of the EFP. The research work must not have been published previously or presented 

at any meeting. The manuscripts should be prepared according to the “Instructions to Authors” of the Journal of 

Clinical Periodontology as the three best entries will be published in this Journal. Manuscripts should be sent to the 

EFP office (see address below). Deadline for manuscript submission: November 30 th , 2008. An International Panel 

will be selected and will select three nominees, based on the quality of the submitted manuscripts, who will participate 

in the final competition. The nominees for the prize (first authors must present the paper) will be personally informed by 

the EFP European Co-ordinator at least three months prior to the date of EuroPerio. Accommodation, travel expenses 

and registration fee for the selected three presenters will be paid by the EFP. These finalists will present his or her work 

in a 20 minutes oral presentation, followed by 10 minutes discussion during Europerio 6 in Stockholm. The winner will 

then be selected on the merits of the submitted manuscript, as well as on the oral presentation and the subsequent 

discussion period. The winner will receive a monetary prize award of CHF 10,000, approx 6,224 EUR – together 

with a Certificate of Award. All candidates who wish to participate in the Jaccard- EFP Research Prize competition are 

requested to send their manuscript to: 

Mónica Guinea – EFP European Co-ordinator 

EFP office: c/ Antonio Lopez Aguado nº 4, bajo dcha – Madrid 28029 Spain 

Manuscripts received after November 30 th , 2008 will not be accepted 

Olof Holdar - Stockholm Visitors Board 

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN | JUNE 4 - 6, 2009

Thursday June 4 th , 2009 

OPENING CEREMONY 

AUDITORIUM SESSIONS 

Keynote Lecture 

To be confirmed 

Non surgical periodontal therapy 

• Biofilms and periodontitis – why are they so difficult to treat? P. Marsh 

• Clinical protocols for infection control: mechanical and/or chemical approaches. S. Jepsen 

• Healing models and clinical outcomes: when do we need periodontal surgery? N. Lang 

Implant therapy in perio-patients 

• Biofilms and peri-implantitis: how can we beat them? Understanding peri-implant infection & host response as a 

rationale for therapy. T. Berglundh 

• Clinical studies. Set the level of periodontal therapy necessary to reduce the risk of implant failure. M. Quirynen 

• Non-surgical & surgical approaches to peri-implantitis: clinical protocols and procedures. S. Renvert 

Periomedicine 

• Effect of periodontitis on general health. R. Williams 

• Effect of periodontal therapy on general health. P. Papapanou 

MASTER CLINICIAN SESSION: PERIODONTAL THERAPY 

Diagnosis and treatment of patients with aggressive periodontitis 

• New advances in diagnostics. How to “catch” the AP patients. H. Tenenbaum 

• Protocols for infection control: why and when systemic antibiotics are of “value”. A.J. van Winkelhoff 

• The contribution of surgery in changing the prognosis of compromised teeth. L. Trombelli 

• Long term stability: how to manage the risk of disease recurrence. N. Claffey 

European Workshop – “EAP” Report 

• Innovations in non surgical periodontal therapy. U. van der Velden 

• Periodontal tissue engineering and regeneration. F. Hughes 

MASTER CLINICIAN SESSION: IMPLANT THERAPY 

Advanced imaging in implant therapy 

• Modern CT imaging for implant planning: indications and limits. T. van de Velde 

• Precision and accuracy in computer assisted implant positioning. A. Sicilia 

• Problems in computer assisted implant positioning. B. Klinge 

• Flapless surgery through navigation system: benefits and risks. F. Bonnet 

European Workshop – “EAP” Report 

• Critical issues in bone regeneration and implant therapy. I. Needleman 

• Periodontal disease and systemic health. P. Madianos 

EFP / AAP Session 

Managing the aging population 

JACCARD PRIZE SESSION 

DENTAL HYGIENIST PROGRAM 

COURSE on Supportive Periodontal Therapy 

• Supportive periodontal therapy for the management of patients susceptible to periodontal diseases and treated with 

implant therapy. Clinical protocols. M. Benfenati and J. Suvan 

+ Research and clinical communications, poster sessions 

+ Sponsors workshops at the commercial exhibition 

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Friday June 5 th , 2009 


Periodontal Regeneration 

• Healing models: the biological way to rebuild the lost periodontium. U. Wikesjo 

• Clinical studies: efficacy, predictability & long-term outcomes. M. Sanz 

• Surgical approaches: the impact of microsurgery and minimally invasive techniques. M. Tonetti 

Periodontal Plastic Surgery 

• Clinical studies and healing models: grafts, flaps and regeneration. M. Christgau 

• Root coverage of single recessions: translating science into clinical practice. R. Burkhardt 

• Root coverage of multiple recessions: translating science into clinical practice. M. de Sanctis 

Soft & hard tissue management around implants in patients susceptible to periodontal diseases 

• Hard/soft tissue management in the aesthetic areas: how to rebuild, how to preserve tissue around implants? E. Rompen 

• Hard/soft tissue management in posterior areas: rebuilding the missing bone. M. Merli 

• Hard/soft tissue management in posterior areas: using the existing bone. F. Renouard 


Novel approaches to antimicrobial therapy 

• Laser anti-microbial therapy. I. Ishikawa 

• Pre & Pro-biotics in establishing a healthy microflora. W. Teughels 

• Role of antimicrobial peptides in the control of inflammation and periodontitis. J. Meyle 

• How does diet affect inflammation? I. Chapple 

The rehabilitation of patients with advanced periodontal disease 

• How to manage migrated teeth: the ortho-perio connection. C. Nemcovsky 

• Comprehensive treatment of secondary malocclusions in advanced periodontitis patient: 

long-term control of occlusion. J.L. Giovannoli 

• The role of bone/tooth resective surgery: how to change the prognosis of compromised teeth. A. Fonzar 

• When implant therapy add value: the issue of function. J.I. Gamborena 

Innovative approaches in periodontal surgery 

• Laser in periodontal surgery: already a reality? F. Schwarz 

• Dermal matrix in periodontal plastic surgery. A. Novaes 

• Microsurgical approach to periodontal plastic surgery. O. Zuhr 

• Tissue engineering: where are we today? W. Giannobile 


Practical issues in implant therapy 

• General health, genetics and behaviour: do they really affect implant therapy? A. Mombelli 

• Apical infection around implants: why and how does it happen? P. Trisi 

• Local factors in implant survival. A. Parlar 

• Bisphosphonates: what do we know? R. Landesberg 

Decreasing the healing time in implant therapy 

• Primary implant stability: is it important? C. Hammerle 

• Inmediate implant placement: benefits and risks. H. de Bruyn 

• Inmediate implant loading in partially edentulous patients: benefits and risks. M. Goldstein 

• Critical review of immediate implant loading in fully edentulous patients. G. Gallucci 

Bone augmentation for implant therapy 

• Management of the extraction socket. M. Araujo 

• Vertical and horizontal bone augmentation: indications, complications and long term clinical outcomes. N. Donos 

• Maxillary sinus floor elevation: indications, complications and long term clinical outcomes. T. Testori 

• Tissue engineering in implant dentistry: where are we today? H. Terheyden 

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FORUM FOR SPECIALISTS 

Understanding periodontitis and managing infection 

• The role of the immune system in periodontal diseases. 

K. Kollveit 

• Analysis of gingival fluid components around teeth and implants. 

E. Kononen 

• Aggressive periodontitis: epidemiology and clinical profile. 

J. Kissa 

• Healing models following non-surgical periodontal therapy. 

T. Konopka 

Periodontal therapy 

• Laser in non-surgical periodontal therapy: a real contribution? 

A. Sculean 

• Regenerative surgery: indications and limits in the treatment of 

intrabony defects. D. Bozic 

• Periodontal regeneration: indications and limits in the treatment of 

furcation defects. V. Lekovic 

• Interdisciplinary approach to patients with severe periodontitis: 

the perio-ortho-prostho team work. I. Drizhal 

Implant therapy: How to choose the proper approach 

• How to reduce the risk of peri-implantitis: the safe way to long term 

implant survival. B. Demiralp 

• Soft tissue management in anterior implants: a challenge for 

patient function and aesthetics. M. Lorenzoni 

• Short implants vs sinus lifting: an evaluation of the relative 

advantages and risks. R. Faria 

• Ridge augmentation & regeneration of neighbouring teeth. 

P. Windish 


Subgingival instrumentation / decontamination 

• Biofilms: structure, eradication, recolonization. P. Baehni 

• Mechanical approach or combined with systemic/local ABs. 

P. Adriaens 

• Anti-infective therapy using ER: Yrg lasers. B. Gaspirc 

• Instruments and materials: novelties. B. Bush 

Clinical protocols for non-surgical periodontal therapy 

• Diagnosis and risk assessment: what is relevant to know for a 

proper therapeutic approach. R. Knevel 

• Behaviour change models to promote oral and periodontal health. 

K.H. Abrahamsson 

• Patients perspective on periodontal infection control. K. Ohrn 

• Smoking cessation protocols: are they effective? C. Ramsaier 

Home Care 

• Powered or manual toothbrushes? A. Fundak 

• The use of antiseptics in addition to mechanical plaque control. 

P. Ramberg 

• Interdental cleaning: when and how much. F. van der Weijden 

• Self-assessment or professional assessment? Frequency and 

modalities. C. Camorali 



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Saturday June 6 th , 2009 


The baseline key issue: save the tooth or place an implant? 

• The critical decisions in treatment planning: the scientific evidence. J. Lindhe 

• Save the teeth: the periodontal solution. Non-surgical and surgical approaches. M. Hurzeler 

• Extract the teeth: the implant solution. Immediate vs delayed approaches. R. Jung 

The long- term key issue: how do we manage implant complications? 

• Long term outcomes and complications: biological vs mechanical. R. Palmer 

• Keep the implant with mechanical or soft tissue complications: How do we manage? U. Bragger 

• Extract the implant with complications: what do we do next? E. Machtei 

MEET THE EXPERT SESSION 

Meet the expert and learn surgical techniques in Periodontology 

• Advanced periodontal flap surgery: the papilla preservation flaps. H. Wachtel 

• Coronally positioned flap and bilaminar techniques for root coverage: technical novelties. G. Zucchelli 

Meet the expert and learn surgical techniques in Implant Therapy 

• Sinus Augmentation procedures: how to do it and how to reduce the risks of major side effects. P. Valentini 

• Key issues for aesthetics in implant therapy: when and how change the morphology of soft and hard tissues. U. Grunder 


Novelties in diagnostics in periodontal practice 

• Microbiological testing in periodontology: is it relevant? D. Herrera 

• What is the role for salivary and crevicular fluid diagnostics in Periodontology? T. Sorsa 

• How do we identify and measure peri implant pathology? S. Schou 

• Genetic risk indicators in periodontal and implant therapy. B. Loos 


Changes in morphology and surfaces: a new generation of implants. 

• Evaluation of different implant surfaces. An advantage for osseointegration and/or risk for peri-implant infections? J. Ellingsen 

• The role of implant surfaces during osseointegration: a look into future development. Z. Schwartz 

• Implant technology beyond titanium: a help to aesthetic management? R. Kohal 

• Biological width, platform switching, transmucosal elements: where do you place your connection? J.S. Hermann 


Relationship with systemic health 

• How to handle patients with halitosis. E.G. Winkel 

• Oral health and systemic health. P. Holmstrup 

• The clinical approach to patients at systemic risk. O. Norderyd 

• Elderly patients: a growing reality. P. Andersson 



CLOSING CEREMONY 

FAREWELL PARTY AT THE VASA MUSEUM 

Visit and have dinner in one of the most fabulous museums in Europe. A ticket must be purchased. 

Limited number of seats. 

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Diamond Sponsors Industry Forum 

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Speakers and title to be confirmed 

R. Goené 

- Crestal Bone Preservation, Immediate Placement and Soft Tissue Management 

Advances in biofilm- centered periodontal care. Chaired by A. Mombelli 

A. Mombelli - Contemporary knowledge of biofilms and clinical consequences 

P. Gugerli - The hygienic phase revisited: Myths and facts about tooth brushing 

J. Suvan - The maintenance phase revisited: Can we live with bacteria in peace? 

D. White - Chemical biofilm control: The utility of SnF2 and hexametaphosphates 

Platinum Sponsors Industry Forum 

Your treatment options are evolving- stay tuned. Chaired by N. Lang 

F. Cairo - Predictable tooth preservation- make a difference with regeneration 

P. Stone - Experience new confidence and freedom with small diameter implants 

R. Jung - When esthetics matter most- new solutions to make treatment 

simple, flexible and predictable 

G. Chaushu and C. E. Nemcovsky - Controversies in lateral and vertical 

ridge augmentation procedures: block grafts or GBR with particulate grafts 

L. Shapira and M. Tandlich - Treatment options for the fresh extraction 

socket: Rational for Treatment Selection 

G. Körner, P. Weigl and P. Gehrke 

- Success by Synergies: Periodontology Meets Implantology 

Speakers to be confirmed 

- Patient specific biofilm management and prevention concepts 

K.Williams and C. Ramseier 

- Improving Oral Health Behaviours in Patients 


- Managing the systemic consequences of oral bacteria migration 


- Design for Behaviour Change and Better Periodontal Health 

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Gold Sponsors Industry Forum 

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M. Steigmann 

- Soft tissue management through implant design 

S. Nares 

- Piezotome Ultrasonic Surgery at the Cutting Edge: 

Biological and Clinical Advances 

M. Simion 

- Soft tissue healing on application of a natural collagen matrix 

Clinical and Microbiological studies to evaluate oral antiseptics in vivo and 

in vitro (artificial mouth) 

D. Herrera - Evaluation of new antiseptic formulations with cetylpyridinium 

chloride: clinical and microbiological effects. 

V. Blanc - Characterization of a multispecies oral biofilm in an artificial mouth model. 

M. Rosema - The plaque inhibitory effect of a CPC mouthrinse in a 3-day 

plaque accumulation model. A cross-over study. 

S. Twetman 

- Restoring oral tissue homeostasis with probiotic bacteria? 

E. Anitua 

- Treatment of limit cases on maxillar. 

Symposium 

Symposium 

N. Meredith 

- Fast track innovation in modern implantology. New surgical and 

prosthodontic technologies 


Registration 

We recommend that you register on-line through www.efp.net. You can also use the application form, but please 

observe that an additional fee of SEK 250, approximately EUR 30 will be added. This does not apply for students as 

they are required to submit a letter from their chairman or program director to get the lower student fee. 

Registration Fees in SEK including 25% VAT. All payments must be done in SEK. 

(Approx rate in EUR as per June 2008) 

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Until February 28 th March 1 st to May 31 st Thereafter and on site 

SEK EUR SEK EUR SEK EUR 

EFP Members 4 110 440 5 280 565 6 450 690 

Non Members 5 280 565 6 450 690 7 620 815 

Students*** 2 060 220 2 650 285 3 530 380 

Dental Hygienists 2 060 220 2 650 285 3 530 380 

*** Student participants are required to fax or send a letter of introduction from their department chairman or programme director. 

If you have any question in connection with your registration, please contact the Congress Secretariat: 

MCI – Stockholm Office 

Phone: +46 8 5465 15 00 

Fax: +46 8 5465 15 99 

E-mail: confirmation@mci-group.se 

Your registration will be processed on a “first come – first served” basis. Events included in the registration fee need 

to be pre-booked. A confirmation letter will be sent to you prior to the congress confirming your booked events, hotel 

accommodation and payment status. 

Deadline for pre-registration is May 31 st , 2009. If payment/registration is made after this date, you will receive your 

confirmation at the Congress Office on site. Registration on site is possible during the entire congress within the 

opening hours of the registration counter. 

Registration fee will include; conference documentation, participation of the whole scientific program, entrance to the 

poster session, attendance to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception and visit to the Industrial Exhibition. 

Cancellation must be in writing and sent to the Congress Secretariat, MCI Stockholm Office. If received before 

April 30 th , 2009 all fees, except for cancellation charge of SEK 500 (EUR 53), will be refunded. No refunds will be 

made after April 30 th , 2009. 

For replacement we will charge a handling fee of SEK 200 (EUR 21) for name change. 

Processing and Publication of Personal Data 

The personal data of the participants may be required before and even after the congress has been held (to render 

an account of the conclusions arrived at during the meeting, for statistical purpose, for special invitations prior to the 

meeting, and for the dispatch of information on future Congresses within the appropriate field). 

Due to common rules adopted within the EU and Sweden, we require notification of your consent to this data processing 

on the registration form. 

Important Dates 

November 30 th 2008 Deadline for submission for clinical and research communication abstracts and 

manuscripts submission for Jaccard Prize. 

January 31 st 2009 Notification and classification of accepted abstracts. 

February 28 th 2009 End of early registration fee 

May 31 st 2009 End of regular registration fee 

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Accommodation 

MCI Stockholm Office has made block bookings in selected hotels, most of them located in the centre of Stockholm and 

within walking distance to public transportation. The rooms contracted for this congress was made long in advance. 

Market situations sometimes change and in such cases hotels may publish on-line or, on direct enquiry, daily rates 

which do not correspond to the prices contracted for this congress. (Rates in EUR as per June 2008) 

Star Rating Hotels Rate in SEK 

Single 

Room 

12 

Approx rate 

in EUR Single 

Room 

Rate in SEK 

Double Room 

Approx 

rate in EUR 

Double Room 

**** Clarion Hotel Stockholm 2 395 255 2 595 280 1 

**** Clarion Hotel Sign 2 595 280 2 795 300 1 

Category 

Not classified Comfort Hotel Stockholm 1 555 165 - - 2 

**** First Hotel Amaranten 

2 

Single 

2 200 

235 

- 

- 

Standard 

2 200 

235 

2 400 

255 

Superior 

2 400 

255 

2 600 

280 

Executive 

2 800 

300 

3 000 

320 

Deluxe 

2 950 

315 

3 100 

330 

*** First Hotel Royal Star 1 380 150 1 630 175 2 

**** Freys Hotel 2 090 225 2 290 250 2 

***** Grand Hôtel 

1 

Single 

2 790 

300 

- 

- 

Double with view 

4 690 

500 

4 900 

525 

**** Nordic Light Hotel 

1 

Standard, single 

2 700 

290 

- 

- 

Superior 

2 900 

310 

2 900 

310 

Superior mood 

3 600 

385 

3 600 

385 

**** Nordic Sea Hotel 

1 

Express, single 

1 850 

200 

- 

- 

Standard, single 

2 600 

280 

- 

- 

Superior 

2 800 

300 

2 800 

300 

Deluxe 

3 200 

345 

3 200 

345 

***** Radisson SAS Royal Viking 2 395 255 2 595 280 1 

**** Rica Hotel Kungsgatan 2 195 235 2 395 255 2 

**** Rica Hotel Stockholm 2 195 235 2 395 255 2 

Not classified Scandic Continental 2 300 245 2 400 255 1 

Not classified Scandic Norra Bantorget 2 200 235 2 300 245 1 

Not classified Scandic Sergel Plaza 2 200 235 2 300 245 1 

***** Sheraton Stockholm 

1 

Classic 

2 950 

315 

3 150 

335 

Superion 

3 200 

340 

3 400 

365 

Superior with balcony 

3 250 

350 

3 450 

370 

Please note that you must register to attend the Congress at the same time you make your hotel reservation. Your 

reservation will be confirmed when MCI has received your registration form together with your credit card number 

to guarantee your reservation. Reservations will be taken care of on a “first come, first served” basis. All hotel costs 

are to be settled directly with the hotel. If the desired hotel is already fully booked, MCI reserves the right to arrange 

accommodation in another hotel. 

Deadline for reservation and cancellation 

After the following dates available rooms cannot be guaranteed: 

Category 1 March 2 nd 2009 

Category 2 May 2 nd 2009 

Changes/cancellations to confirmed reservations prior to above mentioned deadlines will be accommodated with an 

administration fee of SEK 500 (53 EUR). 

In case of cancellation after above deadlines, the cost of cancelled nights will charged to your credit card. 

Group Reservation 

Group reservation (10 rooms minimum) will be handled by separate contracts and separate regulations. Please contact 

MCI directly for further information at hotels-sweden@mci-group.com 


Please use one form per person 

Surname (family name) ______________________________________________________ ______________________ 

(as it should appear on the name badge) 

First name ____________________________________________________________ Title: q Prof. q Dr. q Mr. q Ms. 


Organisation/Company ____________________________________________________________________________ 


Department ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Street / P O Box ______________________________________________________ 

Postal/zip code ______________________________________________ City __________________________________________________ 

Country _____________________________________________________ E-mail ________________________________________________ 

Phone + ____________________________________________________ Fax + _________________________________________________ 

(Start with country and area code) (Start with country and area code) 

A) CONGRESS REGISTRATION (Approx EUR as per June 2008) OBS! All payment must be done in SEK 

Registration Fees SEK Incl VAT EUR Persons SEK 

EFP Members 

Early – until February 28 th , 2009 4 110 440 1 __________ (001) 

March 1 st to May 31 st 5 280 565 1 __________ (003) 

Non Members 



Students*** 



Dental Hygienists 


March 1 st to May 31 st 2 650 285 1 __________ (018) Subtotal SEK A __________ 

***Student participants are required to fax or send a letter of introduction from their department chairman or programme director 

From May 31 st , only onsite registration is possible. 

B) HANDLING FEE 

Manual Handling 250 30 Subtotal SEK B __________ 

C) PRE-RESERVATIONS ARE NECESSARY TO ALL EVENTS 

Social Programme 

Welcome Reception, June 4 th included q Yes q No __________ (051/052) 

Farewell Party, Vasa, June 6 th SEK 950 102 __________ __________ (055) 

Arlanda Express (please see General Information) 

Arlanda Airport - Stockholm SEK 200 21 __________ __________ (100) 

Stockholm - Arlanda Airport SEK 200 21 __________ __________ (103) Subtotal SEK C __________ 

VAT increment 6% - 25 % will be specified in the confirmation letter. MCIs VAT registration number is SE556127722801 

Subtotal SEK A+B+C _________ 

Special dietary requirements (vegetarian etc.) _________________________________________________________________________________ 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (800) 

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ACCOMMODATION 

Please select hotel from list provided in the Second Annoncement. Please indicate three choices of hotels in order of preference: 

1. ____________________________________________________________________________ Arrival: / 2009 

2. ____________________________________________________________________________ Departure: / 2009 

3. ____________________________________________________________________________ q Single room q Double room 

If all my choices are unavailable, please make my reservation by app rate SEK: _________________________________________________________ 

Special requests: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

CREDIT CARD GUARANTEE 

Hotel reservation guaranteed by my credit card number stated below: 

q American Express q Diners Club q Eurocard / Mastercard q Visa 

Charge my card number: _________________________________________ 

Name of cardholder: _________________________________________ 

Expiry date (mm/yy): ______________ 

PAYMENT 

Payment should be made in SEK, payable to MCI Scandinavia AB. Please make sure to indicate “Europerio6” and your name and company on all 

money transfers. 

q Banker’s Draft (Personal or Company cheques cannot be accepted) 

q Bank Account, SEB Banken, Stockholm No 5267-10 066 16, SWIFT-address ESSESESS 

q American Express q Diners Club q Eurocard/Mastercard q Visa 

Charge my card number: _________________________________________ 

Name of cardholder: _________________________________________ 

Expiry date (mm/yy): ______________ 

q Postgiro 54 37 38-5 (from Nordic countries) q Bankgiro 644-8773 (within Sweden only) 

Total SEK Section A+B+C:______________ 

For cancellation of registration and accommodation, please see 2 nd Annoncement. 

The undersigned hereby applies to participate in the congress and pay the registration fee as indicated above. I have studied the congress 

programme and approve the planned processing of my personal data, as described in the general terms and conditions of registration. 

Date: _________________________ Signature: _______________________________________________ 

Please return this form to: 

MCI – Stockholm Office 

P.O. Box 6911 

SE-102 39 Stockholm, Sweden 

Telefax: +46 8 5465 1599 

Do not forget to take a copy for your own records! 

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General Information 

Congress Venue 

Stockholm International Fairs (Stockholmsmässan), Mässvägen 1, Älvsjö, SE-125 80 Stockholm, Sweden 

www.stofair.se, Phone: +46 8 749 41 00, Fax: +46 8 99 11 35 

Commercial Exhibition 

Hall A will be used for exhibiting all modern available technology and innovation in oral health. 

Diamond, Platinum and Gold sponsors will organize workshops in their booths inside the exhibition. 

Visit the commercial exhibition on www.efp.net for more information. 

Public Transportation 

The congress venue is located south of the city of Stockholm and is easily reached by public transports. The commuter 

train leaves from the Central Railway Station every 10 minutes and will take you to the Stockholm International Fairs, 

within 9 minutes. The train usually departs from track 13 or 14 to Älvsjö Station, which is the third stop from the 

Central Railway Station. 

Arlanda Airport and Transport 

Arlanda Airport is located approx. 40 km north of Stockholm. The Arlanda Express is the train service that links 

Stockholm City with the airport. The journey takes about 20 minutes and costs SEK220 for one-way ticket. Book your 

Arlanda Express ticket in advance at a discounted price, SEK200 at the same time you register for the congress. Your 

confirmation letter will serve as a ticket when presented to the train conductor. 

Other ways to reach the city 

Taxi: We recommend that you request a fixed price from the airport to the city, approx. SEK 500. 

Bus: There is a direct bus connection from the airport to the City Terminal in central Stockholm. The journey takes about 

40 minutes and costs SEK 95. (All prices are valid as of June 2008) 

Insurance 

Neither the Congress Organizers nor the Congress Secretariat accepts any liability for personal injuries sustained, or 

for loss or damage to property belonging to congress participants, either during or as a result of the congress. It is 

strongly recommended that you purchase an insurance policy of your choice as you register for the congress and book 

your travel. The insurance should be purchased in your country of origin. 

Lunches 

Lunches are not included in the registration fee. Catering areas will be set-up in the exhibition area. There are several 

restaurants and other facilities inside and outside the Fairs. 

Language 

The official language is English. Simultaneous interpretation from English to French, Spanish, Italian and German 

will be provided in the sessions held in the Victoria Hall (the Auditorium). Dental Hygienist Programme will be 

translated into Swedish. Other language translations will be provided upon request from the EFP societies. 

Currency 

The currency in Sweden is the Swedish Krona, SEK. A currency calculation can be found online at 

www.x-rates.com/calculator.html. Approximate exchange rates (June 2008) are: 

1 EUR = SEK 9.38 1 USD = SEK 6.08 

Get up to 20% discount with the Star Alliance network 

The Star Alliance member airlines are pleased to be appointed as the Official Airline Network for Europerio-6. 

Simply call the reservation office of any participating Star Alliance member airline and quote the event code SK017S9. 

Registered participants plus one accompanying person travelling to the event are automatically granted a discount of 

up to 20%, depending on the class of travel. 

Participating airlines for this event are: ANA, Air Canada, Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, 

SWISS International Air Lines, Scandinavian Airlines & Blue1, South African Airways, Spanair, TAP Portugal, THAI, United 

Booking office information can be found at: www.staralliance.com/conventionsplus 

Discounts are offered on published business and economy class fares, excluding website/internet fares, senior and 

youth fares, group fares and Round the World fares. 

Please note: For travel from Japan and New Zealand, special fares or discounts are offered by the participating airlines 

on their own network. 

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Contacts 

Congress Secretariat 

MCI-Stockholm Office 

PO Box 6911 

S-102 39 Stockholm, Sweden 

Phone: +46-8-5465 1500 

Fax: +46-8-5465 1599 

e-mail: confirmation-sweden@mci-group.com 

www.efp.net 

EFP Office 

Mónica Guinea 

Antonio López Aguado no 4, bajo 

Madrid 28029, Spain 

Phone:+34-91-3142715 

Fax : +34-91-3235745 

e-mail: monica@efp.net 

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