October 10-13, 2012 - EAO

Copenhagen 2012
October
10-13, 2012
Chairman: Søren Schou, Denmark
THE 20 - YEAR
ANNIVERSARY MEETING
20 years.
What have we learned?
In collaboration with
Scandinavian Society
of Periodontology
Programme
overview
Scandinavian Society
for Prosthetic Dentistry
Scandinavian Association
of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
Danish Society
for Oral Implantology
www.eao-congress.com

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Summary
03 Synopsis
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05 EAO presentation
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06 Scientifi c sessions
& Social programme
06 Wednesday, 10 October
08 Thursday, 11 October
10 Friday, 12 October
12 Saturday, 13 October
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14 Satellite Industry
Symposia &
Breakfast Symposia
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17 Congress general
information
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18 Registration
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20 Accommodation
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22 Discover Copenhagen
Dear Colleagues.
The 20 - Year
Anniversary meeting.
What have we learned?
It is my pleasure and honour to announce that the next annual meeting of the
European Association for Osseointegration will take place in Copenhagen from
October 10 th to 13 th , 2012.
Being the 20 - Year Anniversary Meeting of the EAO, this meeting is special
and provides us with an opportunity to look both at the past as well as into
the future. This is why the theme of the meeting is “20 years. What have we
learned?”
The programme contains a variety of pre-congress courses and sessions all
focusing on topics highly relevant for clinicians working in the fi eld of implant
dentistry. Short oral presentations, research competitions, and posters
will also update us on the most recent research achievements relevant for
implant therapy. Interactive sessions, including discussion of cases published
on the EAO website before the congress, will be included for the fi rst time.
A large trade exhibition as well as a range of satellite industry symposia have
also been included in the programme.
We will celebrate the EAO’s 20 th anniversary with an extended reception on
Wednesday for all attendees. There will also be an anniversary dinner on
Thursday for the EAO members.
In addition, Copenhagen has many attractions to suit all tastes and interests,
many within walking distance of the down-town hotels. These include the 100year
old amusement park Tivoli, the Little Mermaid, Amalienborg Royal Palace,
the free town of Christiania, guided canal tours on the harbour, Nyhavn, and
the shopping street Strøget.
In addition to sightseeing, Copenhagen boasts an impressive range of
museums and theatres. Particularly recommended are the Royal Danish
Ballet, the Royal Danish Opera, the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, and the National
Gallery.
The Scientifi c Committee is looking forward to seeing you in Copenhagen for
the 20 - Year Anniversary Meeting of the EAO.
Søren SCHOU
Scientifi c Chairman

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Wednesday
Oct. 10
Pre-Congress
Course 1
Pre-Congress
Course 2
Lunch
Pre-Congress
Course 2
Coffee Break
Pre-Congress
Course 1
Pre-Congress
Course 2
20-Year
Anniversary
Reception,
Carlsberg
Museum
Plenary
Session 1
Plenary
Session 1
Nobel
Biocare
Thursday Oct. 11 Friday Oct. 12
Breakfast Symposia
Saturday Oct. 13
Exhibition Opening
Satellite Symposia
Astra Tech
Lunch
Dentsply
Friadent
Welcome Address
Parallel
Session 1
Poster
Presentation
Workshop
Certifi cation
Programme
Short Oral
Comm.
Plenary
Session 2
Plenary
Session 2
Plenary
Session 3
Osstell
Parallel
Session 2
Nano
Bridging
Molecules
SA
Congress Ceremony
Short Oral
Comm.
Plenary
Session 4
Parallel
Session 5
Clinical Research
Competition
Coffee Break Coffee Break
Parallel
Session 3
Short Oral
Communications
EAO General Assembly
Parallel
Session 4
Lunch
Short Oral
Comm.
Coffee Break Coffee Break
Parallel
Session 1
Poster
Presentation
Workshop
Certifi cation
Programme
Short Oral
Comm.
Plenary
Session 3
Parallel
Session 4
Short Oral
Comm.
Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia
Straumann
BioHorizons
20-Year Anniversary
Dinner for EAO Members
at Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
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Basic Research
Competition
Basic
Research
Competition
Basic
Research
Competition
Plenary
Session 4
Parallel
Session 5
Clinical Research
Competition
Lunch
Awards Ceremony
Plenary Session 5
Closing Ceremony
Short Oral
Communications
Short Oral
Communications
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> The committees
� Scientifi c committee
Chairman
Søren Schou, Denmark
Nikolaos Donos, United Kingdom
Palle Holmstrup, Denmark
Flemming Isidor, Denmark
Ronald Jung, Switzerland
Peter Lindkvist, Denmark
Sven Erik Nørholt, Denmark
Isabella Rocchietta, Italy
� Abstract committee
Chairman
Bjarni Pjetursson, Iceland
Co-Chairman
Ralf-Joachim Kohal, Germany
Irena Sailer, Switzerland
Members
Thomas Albrektsson, Sweden
Matteo Chiapasco, Italy
Nikolaos Donos, United Kingdom
Klaus Gotfredsen, Denmark
Robert Haas, Austria
Flemming Isidor, Denmark
Matthias Kern, Germany
Andrea Mombelli, Switzerland
Timo Närhi, Finland
Gerry Raghoebar, Netherlands
Henning Schliephake, Germany
Lars Schropp, Denmark
Massimo Simion, Italy
Hendrik Terheyden, Germany
Daniel Thoma, Switzerland
Jörg Wiltfang, Germany
Ann Wennerberg, Sweden
� Faculty
Chairpersons
Luca Cordaro, Italy
Nikolaos Donos, United Kingdom
Klaus Gotfredsen, Denmark
Christoph Hämmerle, Switzerland
David Harris, Ireland
Palle Holmstrup, Denmark
Keith Horner, United Kingdom
Flemming Isidor, Denmark
Janicke Liaaen Jensen, Norway
Ronald Jung, Switzerland
Theodoros Kapos, United Kingdom
Björn Klinge, Sweden
Ralf-Joachim Kohal, Germany
Peter Lindkvist, Denmark
Georg Mailath-Pokorny, Austria
Chantal Malevez, Belgium
Friedrich W. Neukam, Germany
Ailsa Nicol, United Kingdom
David Nisand, France
Sven Erik Nørholt, Denmark
Michael Payer, Austria
Bjarni Pjetursson, Iceland
Marc Quirynen, Belgium
Franck Renouard, France
Isabella Rocchietta, Italy
Irena Sailer, Switzerland
Henning Schliephake, Germany
Søren Schou, Denmark
Alberto Sicilia, Spain
Pascal Valentini, France
Georg Watzek, Austria
Ann Wennerberg, Sweden
Daniel Wismeijer, Netherlands
Speakers
Tomas Albrektsson, Sweden
René Amalberti, France
Karin Becktor, Denmark
Urs Belser, Switzerland
Goran Benic, Switzerland
Daniele Botticelli, Italy
Jackie Brown, United Kingdom
Daniel Buser, Switzerland
Stephen Chen, Australia
Nikolaos Donos, United Kingdom
Egon Euwe, Italy
Thomas Flemmig, USA
Allan Flyvbjerg, Denmark
Rudolf Fürhauser, Austria
Mathias Glehr, Austria
Klaus Gotfredsen, Denmark
Hans-Göran Gröndahl, Sweden
Robert Haas, Austria
Christoph Hämmerle, Switzerland
David Harris, Ireland
Lisa Heitz-Mayfi eld, Australia
Kenji Higuchi, USA
Keith Horner, United Kingdom
Reinhilde Jacobs, Belgium
Asbjørn Jokstad, Canada
Mats Jontell, Sweden
Björn Klinge, Sweden
Niklaus Lang, China
Lars Laurell, Sweden
Georg Mailath-Pokorny, Austria
Chantal Malevez, Belgium
Daniele Manfredini, Italy
Nikos Mardas, United Kingdom
Adriana McGregor, USA
Jürg Meyle, Germany
Bo Nielsen, Denmark
Bjarni Pjetursson, Iceland
Patricia Reynolds, United Kingdom
Henning Schliephake, Germany
Gottfried Schmalz, Germany
Frank Schwarz, Germany
Alberto Sicilia, Spain
Massimo Simion, Italy
Jos Van der Sloten, Belgium
Ritta Suuronen, Finland
Irma Thesleff, Finland
Peter Thomas, Germany
Andrej Trampuz, Switzerland
Mats Trulsson, Sweden
Ann Wennerberg, Sweden
Jörg Wiltfang, Germany
Anselm Wiskott, Switzerland
Daniel Wismeijer, Netherlands

The EAO
History
The European Association for Osseointegration (EAO) is a nonprofi
t organisation founded in Munich in 1991 following on the
recommendations made by an international group of clinicians and
researchers.
It was formed as an international, interdisciplinary and independent
science based forum for all professionals interested in the fi eld of
osseointegration.
Vision
EAO aims to improve the quality of patient care by bridging the gap
between science and clinical practice as the leading association
within the fi eld of implant dentistry in Europe.
Mission
EAO achieves this through:
1. Promoting the international exchange of information through
networking of clinicians and scientists within implant dentistry.
2. Initiating, publishing and promoting research within implant
dentistry.
Membership
Join the EAO now and benefi t from a substantially reduced registration
fee to the Annual Congress in addition to the membership benefi ts
during the Congress! In addition you will enjoy other membership
benefi ts such as a free online subscription to Clinical Oral Implants
Research (12 issues per year), a 74% reduction on hard copy
subscription of Clinical Oral Implants Research, a 35% reduction on
online and hard copy subscriptions to a selection of fi ve other journals
(Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research, Journal of Clinical
Periodontology, Journal of Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry,
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, and Oral Surgery), the EAO newsletter
twice a year, a membership directory containing the names and
addresses of all members, a personal EAO pin, and the opportunity to
join a wide network of colleagues and leading innovators from around
the world.
For more information on membership, please contact:
EAO Offi ce
287 Avenue Louise, 4 th fl oor
1050 Brussels – Belgium
Tel +32 (0)2 643 20 49
Fax +32 (0)2 645 26 71
eao@congrex.com
� The EAO Board members
(2011-2012)
President
Søren SCHOU, Denmark
Past President
Christoph HÄMMERLE, Switzerland
President Elect
Pascal VALENTINI, France
Secretary General
Björn KLINGE, Sweden
Treasurer
Alberto SICILIA, Spain
Board Members
Luca CORDARO, Italy
Henning SCHLIEPHAKE, Germany
� EAO Council (2011-2012)
Chairman
Franck RENOUARD, France
Members
David HARRIS, Ireland
Massimo SIMION, Italy
Membership enquiries:
Ms. Niamh Quinn
Association:
Ms. Gloria Guevara
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> Scientifi c Sessions & Social Programme
Wednesday, 10 th October
Pre-congress
Course 1
Pre-congress Course 2
Pre-congress courses
Two pre-congress courses are organized the day before the offi cial opening and will focus on specifi c
topics.
Please note that in order to guarantee interactivity during the courses the number of seats is limited.
We therefore recommend early registration in order to secure your participation.
Registration to pre-congress courses is now open on-line on the congress web-site:
www.eao-congress.com
Entrance fee: 150 € (VAT Included)
Participation to pre-congress courses is only available for registered congress participants.
| AFTERNOON |
MICROSURGICAL TECHNIQUES FOR SOFT TISSUE MANAGEMENT:
HANDS-ON COURSE
Limited to 30 participants. Pre-registration required.
Speaker: Adriana McGregor (USA)
Chairpersons: Peter Lindkvist (Denmark), Michael Payer (Austria)
| ALL DAY |
APPLYING CONE BEAM CT IMAGING IN CLINICAL IMPLANT PRACTICE:
STEP-BY-STEP
Limited to 50 participants. Pre-registration required.
Chairpersons: David Harris (Ireland), Keith Horner (United Kingdom), Marc Quirynen (Belgium)
Introduction and EAO Guidelines on CBCT
David Harris (Ireland)
How does CBCT work?
Reinhilde Jacobs (Belgium)
Navigating your way through CBCT images
Jackie Brown (United Kingdom)
Dose, risk, optimisation and justifi cation with
CBCT
Keith Horner (United Kingdom)
Interpreting normal anatomy on CBCT images
Jackie Brown (United Kingdom)
Radiological interpretation of disease
Reinhilde Jacobs (Belgium)
CBCT in implant guided surgery and
prosthetic planning, including referral criteria
for CBCT in implant dentistry
Goran Benic (Switzerland)
Putting things into perspective: The role of
CBCT in implant dentistry
Hans-Göran Gröndahl (Sweden)

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> Conference Programme
Thursday, 11 th October
Plenary Session 1
Parallel Session 1
Workshop
IMPLANT LOSS AND BIOLOGIC COMPLICATIONS
Chairpersons: Björn Klinge (Sweden), Theodoros Kapos (United Kingdom)
Guidelines for monitoring and maintenance of
implants
Lisa Heitz-Mayfi eld (Australia)
An update on the treatment of periimplantitis
Frank Schwarz (Germany)
AESTHETIC COMPLICATIONS
Chairpersons: Alberto Sicilia (Spain), Luca Cordaro (Italy)
Patient’s aesthetic expectation and
satisfaction
Rudolf Fürhauser (Austria)
Surgical factors infl uencing the aesthetic
treatment outcome, including surgical
management of aesthetic complications
Stephen Chen (Australia)
| AFTERNOON |
Treatment planning in patients with implant
loss
Daniel Buser (Switzerland)
Urs Belser (Switzerland)
Prosthetic factors infl uencing the aesthetic
treatment outcome, including prosthetic
management of aesthetic complications
Egon Euwe (Italy)
WORKSHOP EAO CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME
HOW TO PREPARE AN APPLICATION FOR THE EAO CERTIFICATION IN
IMPLANT-BASED THERAPY
Chairpersons:
Georg Mailath-Pokorny (Austria), Chantal Malevez (Belgium), Henning Schliephake (Germany)
Speakers:
Georg Mailath-Pokorny (Austria), Chantal Malevez (Belgium), Henning Schliephake (Germany)
POSTER PRESENTATION SESSION
Chairpersons: Flemming Isidor (Denmark), Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)
Panel discussion chaired by:
Björn Klinge, Theodoros Kapos
Panel discussion chaired by:
Alberto Sicilia, Luca Cordaro
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Chairpersons: Georg Watzek (Austria), Janicke Liaaen Jensen (Norway)
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> Conference Programme
Friday, 12 th October
Plenary Session 2
Parallel
Session 2
Parallel Session 3
HUMAN FACTORS AND ERRORS IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY
Chairpersons: Franck Renouard (France), Isabella Rocchietta (Italy)
Why and how human factors concepts have
reduced the accident rate in aviation
Bo Nielsen (Denmark)
Time pressure and stress at work: What is
the impact in the failure occurrence?
René Amalberti (France)
| MORNING |
How to react with the patient when we have a
complication
Kenji Higuchi (USA)
AN UPDATE ON TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CONGENITALLY MISSING
TEETH
Chairpersons: Pascal Valentini (France), Daniel Wismeijer (Netherlands)
Orthodontic aspects
Karin Becktor (Denmark)
Implantological aspects
Robert Haas (Austria)
3RD EAO CONSENSUS CONFERENCE: MAIN CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
Chairpersons: Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland), Marc Quirynen (Belgium),
Björn Klinge (Sweden)
What is a consensus conference?
Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)
Group 1: Implant survival and complications
Tomas Albrektsson (Sweden)
Nikolaos Donos (United Kingdom)
Group 2: Peri-implant tissue destruction
Björn Klinge (Sweden)
Jürg Meyle (Germany)
Group 3: Computer-aided implant therapy and
soft and hard tissue aspects
Alberto Sicilia (Spain)
Daniele Botticelli (Italy)
Group 4: Reconstructions on implants
Klaus Gotfredsen (Denmark)
Anselm Wiskott (Switzerland)
SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Chairpersons: Friedrich W. Neukam (Germany), Irena Sailer (Switzerland)
Interactive
session

Plenary Session 3
Parallel Session 4
| AFTERNOON |
REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS WORTH SPREADING ACCORDING TO THE EAO
JUNIOR COMMITTEE
Chairpersons: Isabella Rocchietta (Italy), Theodoros Kapos (United Kingdom)
Peri-implantitis and infection therapy from an
orthopaedic perspective
Mathias Glehr (Austria)
Andrej Trampuz (Switzerland)
Intolerance reactions to titanium-based
materials
Peter Thomas (Germany)
The virtual patient / customized implants
Jos Van der Sloten (Belgium)
The future of dental education
Patricia Reynolds (United Kingdom)
IMPLANTS, MASTICATORY FUNCTION, AND PARAFUNCTIONS
Chairpersons: Flemming Isidor (Denmark), Ailsa Nicol (United Kingdom)
Masticatory function and implants
Mats Trulsson (Sweden)
Parafunctions and implants
Daniele Manfredini (Italy)
SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Chairpersons: Pascal Valentini (France), Klaus Gotfredsen (Denmark)
BASIC RESEARCH COMPETITION
Chairpersons: David Harris (Ireland), Ralf-Joachim Kohal (Germany)
Friday, 12 th October
Panel discussion chaired by:
Isabella Rocchietta, Theodoros Kapos
Mechanic complications, including treatment
Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)
Panel discussion chaired by:
Flemming Isidor, Ailsa Nicol
| ALL DAY |
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> Conference Programme
Saturday, 13 th October
Plenary Session 4
Parallel Session 5
FUTURE PERSPECTIVES OF IMPLANT DENTISTRY
Chairpersons: Henning Schliephake (Germany), Ronald Jung (Switzerland)
20 years with bone augmentation and implant
surgery. What have we learned?
Massimo Simion (Italy)
20 years with implant prosthetics. What have
we learned?
Daniel Wismeijer (Netherlands)
Will it be possible to grow a jaw in the future?
Riitta Suuronen (Finland)
Will it be possible to grow a tooth in the
future?
Irma Thesleff (Finland)
| MORNING |
Future perspectives of computer-guided
implant treatment planning
Goran Benic (Switzerland)
Future perspectives of bioactive implant
surfaces
Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)
Future perspectives of implant prosthetics
Asbjørn Jokstad (Canada)
MEDICAL DISEASES AND IMPLANTS
Chairpersons: Palle Holmstrup (Denmark), Sven Erik Nørholt (Denmark)
Chronic medical diseases today and in the
future
Allan Flyvbjerg (Denmark)
Chronic medical diseases and implants
Nikos Mardas (United Kingdom)
Medication and implants
Jörg Wiltfang (Germany)
Allergic reactions to titanium and prosthetic
materials
Gottfried Schmalz (Germany)
Diseases of the oral mucosa and implants
Mats Jontell (Sweden)
SHORT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Chairpersons: Georg Mailath-Pokorny (Austria), Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)
CLINICAL RESEARCH COMPETITION
Chairpersons: Alberto Sicilia (Spain), Luca Cordaro (Italy)
Panel discussion chaired by:
Henning Schliephake, Ronald Jung
Panel discussion chaired by:
Palle Holmstrup, Sven Erik Nørholt

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Plenary Session 5
AWARDS CEREMONY
Chairperson: Søren Schou (Denmark)
PERIODONTITIS AND IMPLANTS
Chairpersons: Nikolaos Donos (United Kingdom), David Nisand (France)
20 years with treatment of periodontitissusceptible
individuals. What have we
learned?
Björn Klinge (Sweden)
Periodontitis-susceptible individuals: General
principles of treatment planning
Thomas Flemmig (USA)
Saturday, 13 th October
| AFTERNOON |
Tooth-supported prosthesis in periodontitissusceptible
individuals
Lars Laurell (Sweden)
Implant-supported prosthesis in periodontitissusceptible
individuals
Niklaus Lang (China) Panel discussion chaired by:
Nikolaos Donos, David Nisand
CLOSING CEREMONY AND PRESENTATION OF EAO 2013 IN DUBLIN
Chairperson: Søren Schou (Denmark)
Interactive
session
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> Satellite Industry Symposia
& Breakfast Symposia
Thursday, 11 th October
MORNING
ASTRA TECH
A Good Morning with Astra Tech
Dental
The theme for A Good Morning with Astra
Tech Dental is “Creating the future by going
back to the roots”, which also was the
theme for our very successful third world
congress, held in Gothenburg in May this
year. Without history there is no future and
sometimes it is important to look back,
understand and learn from the past, in
order to embrace the future.
Over the years the Astra Tech Implant
System innovations have been many, the
groundbreaking ones are comprised in the
well-known BioManagement Complex.
With Atlantis patient-specifi c CAD/CAM
abutments we have continued to follow our
own path, providing advanced solutions
with human biology and the patient’s wellbeing
in mind. This is illustrated in the
Atlantis BioDesign Matrix. These two
concepts show our holistic approach to
implant dentistry – function, beauty and
biology in perfect harmony. The respect for
biology and patient safety has always been
the driving force behind our strong focus
on science, documentation and long-term
clinical follow-up.
The speakers this morning will cover
different aspects of the theme moderated
by Dr Michael Norton, UK:
Professor Jan Lindhe, Sweden
Marginal bone loss and peri-implantitis
among dental implant patients
Dr Ingeborg De Kok, USA
Customized abutments for highly esthetic
demands
Professor Clark Stanford, USA
In a drive to perfection, the ongoing
evolution of the Astra Tech Implant
System
You are very welcome to meet the future
in our Inspirational Center where you will
fi nd old and new friends from Astra Tech
Dental and DENTSPLY Friadent joined in
the new powerhouse of implant dentistry
– DENTSPLY Implants.
Thursday, 11 th October
MORNING
DENTSPLY FRIADENT
Update on Tissue Care:
Renowned specialists sharing
learnings and new fi ndings from
science and practice
Check in to an exciting journey spanning
the world of microorganisms to real
clinical evidence. Update your knowledge
on the successful maintenance of stable
peri-implant hard and soft tissues over
time and discuss your questions with our
board of independent researchers and
experienced clinicians.
� Annette Moter:
Tissue Care in microbiology: Biofi lms in the
oral cavity and on implant surfaces
Fascinating insights on the microbiological
processes of biofi lms in the oral cavity and
on different implant surfaces, documented
with unique picture material. Get inspired
by exploring this microcosm which has such
a vital infl uence on tissue health.
� Karl Andreas Schlegel:
Tissue Care in basic research: Implant
surfaces and new bone formation
From the oral cavity to the bone, Andreas
Schlegel will share and discuss new study
results on the impact of implant surfaces
on osseointegration and thus for the longterm
success of dental implants.
� Theo Koutouzis:
Tissue Care in pre-clinical and clinical
trials: The implant-abutment interface
On the way from science to practice, we
will take a look at the relevance of a conical
interface for avoiding micromovement or
bacterial contamination. Evidence will be
presented for the effectiveness of this
connection in terms of long-term tissue
preservation.
� Nigel Saynor:
Tissue Care in daily practice: Compelling
esthetics on the long term
Let’s get clinical. Nigel Saynor, renowned
Tissue Care specialist with over ten years
of experience, will present superior esthetic
results and discuss clinical aspects and
evidence for enduring tissue stability.
Thursday, 11 th October
AFTERNOON
NOBEL BIOCARE
Celebrate with us!
60 years since the discovery of
Osseointegration.
30 years since the landmark
Toronto conference
Professor P-I Brånemark discovered
osseointegration 60 years ago. Since then,
millions of patients around the world have
successfully received implants. By applying
Professor Brånemark´s protocol these
patients have received function, health and
esthetics with an improving quality of life.
This year’s forum title is “Designing for
life – long-term and patient-oriented
treatment approaches remain the key to
success”.
As we are reviewing the experience of more
than 5 decades of implant treatments, the
focus of the forum is on what we have
learned, how to treat patients predictably
and how to improve patients’ lives with the
perspective of lifelong service.
A group of world-renowned leading
experts will present, discuss and share
its professional lifetime experience in this
interactive forum. As part of the audience
you have the opportunity to interact with
these experts in order to get a maximum
of learning experience, to shorten your
own learning curve and to best serve your
patients.
It will be an exciting experience for all
of us – so please join us at the Nobel
Biocare Industry Forum under the lead of
moderator Dr Roland Glauser.
Speakers: Dr Bertil Friberg, Dr Ruben
Davó, Dr Egon Euwe, Dr Peter Moy,
Mr Patrick Rutten and Dr Werner
Zechner
Welcome.
www.nobelbiocare.com/eao2012

Thursday, 11th October
AFTERNOON
STRAUMANN
Implants for Life – Key success
factors for implant treatment
Evidence-based success has resulted
in increasing utilization of dental
implants in the treatment of all forms
of edentulism. This success has led to
higher patient expectations in having
durable, natural looking and longer lasting
implant restorations. With this, we are
also faced with continual advances in
techniques, materials and technology that
promise to provide improved long-term
clinical outcomes. The following three
presentations will highlight these factors
through sharing evidence-based support
and clinical examples with the audience.
Moderator
Ronald Jung, Switzerland
Key success factors in the surgical phase
Ronald Jung, Switzerland
Key success factors in the restorative
phase
Will Martin, United States of America
Key success factors to ensure long-term
success and satisfaction in implant therapy
Giovanni Salvi, Switzerland
Please check our website for the speakers’
abstracts, CVs and program updates:
www.straumann.com/eao2012
Thursday, 11th October
AFTERNOON
BIOHORIZONS
Evolving trends, technologies
and techniques in Esthetic and
Implant Dentistry
Maurice A. Salama, DMD
This program will present an update on
preservation and augmentation techniques
and materials to effectively establish an
optimal foundation for the functional and
esthetic implant restoration.
· Risk factors in anterior implant therapy
· Important diagnostic components for
successful treatment design of an
esthetic implant restoration
· How and when to successfully
incorporate minimally invasive protocols
· How new macro and micro-geometry
(Laser-Lok) of implant designs affect
treatment planning and outcomes
· New Digital and CAD/CAM technology
to optimize minimally invasive anterior
implant therapy
· Integration of abutment selection
and new ceramic components with
soft tissue augmentation procedures
to create the most esthetic zone of
emergence for implant restorations
· The complexities of determining when to
extract or to save a tooth
Friday, 12 th October
MORNING
OSSTELL
20 Years with Osstell
From the fi rst human trial to a
global standard
Osstell has grown into a global company with a
presence in more than 50 countries. Moreover, the
company’s technique for measuring implant stability
and osseointegration – a technique that has been
validated in more than 350 scientifi c publications
– is fast becoming a global standard. Thousands of
dentists worldwide use Osstell in daily practice for
more predictable implant treatment.
Three world-renowned speakers will present stateof-the-art
dental science and reveal how to use
resonance frequency analysis in daily practice for
more predictable surgical and restorative protocols.
MODERATOR: Prof. Klaus Gotfredsen, Denmark
SPEAKERS:
Prof. Lars Sennerby, Sweden
The Story So Far – From the First Experimental
Equipment to the Most Recent Technique and
Findings
Dr. Leonardo Vanden Bogaerde, Italy
Resonance Frequency Analysis as a Diagnostic and
Prognostic Aid in Immediate Function: 12 Years of
Clinical Experience
Prof. Peter Moy, USA
Establishing Predictable Surgical and Restorative
Protocols through Long-term (8 years) Tracking of
ISQ Data
The main advantages of Osstell
Manage implants at risk
Monitoring osseointegration is especially valuable
when treating patients with risk factors. Osstell
gives you an early warning if the biological process
is not progressing as expected. It helps you avoid
costs due to premature loading and allows you to
treat more patients with risk factors in a more
predictable manner.
Reduce treatment time
If the initial mechanical stability is high enough, a
one-stage approach is often used together with
immediate or early loading. By measuring stability
with Osstell before fi nal restoration, and comparing
the value to the baseline value taken during
placement, you gain a better basis for deciding
whether to proceed.
Come celebrate 20 years with us!
Kick-start your morning with the latest in science,
a glass of pink champagne, and the local specialty
– Danish pastry.
Read more about Osstell at www.osstell.com
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> Satellite Industry Symposia
& Breakfast Symposia
Friday, 12 th October
MORNING
NANO BRIDGING MOLECULES
NBMolecules ® welcomes you with a cup of
Swiss hot chocolate to discuss
Fundamental Implant Surface
Properties for Optimization of
Osseointegration
SurfLink ® Dental surface treatment allows
faster and better integration of implants
with vital bone, mainly due to its biomimicking
surface properties. Applicable
to most metal and ceramic surfaces
(e.g. Titanium and Zirconia) SurfLink ®
Dental has been proven to signifi cantly
speed up osseointegration and improve
newly-formed bone quality on machined
and roughened implant surfaces. This will
potentially improve clinical performance
and reduce risk of peri-implantitis.
An introduction will be given by prof.
Sven Lindskog, Sweden, on biological
implications of implant surface properties.
The fi rst results from a pilot quadruple
blinded randomised controlled trial of splitmouth
design evaluating safety and effi cacy
of SurfLink ® Dental treated implants will
be revealed and commented on by prof.
Marco Esposito, Italy.
Prospective case series with SurfLink ®
Dental treated implants will be presented
by Dr. Markus Schlee, Germany, and Dr.
Joannis Katsoulis, Switzerland.
The symposium will be followed by an open
discussion.
www.NBMolecules.com
Friday, 12 th October
AFTERNOON
BIOMET 3I
Clear Answers To Today´s
Implant Related Clinical
Questions
Speakers:
• Prof. Hugo De Bruyn
(Univ. Gent, Belgium) - Moderator
• Prof. Stefan Fickl
(Univ. Würzburg, Germany)
• Prof. Alberto Sicilia (Univ. Oviedo, Spain)
• Prof. Paolo Pera and Dr. Tiziano Tealdo
(Univ. Genova, Italy)
This session will provide answers to today’s
most common clinical controversies.
Expert professors will provide guidance
based on science and their many years
spent in implant dentistry.
Topics Include:
• Immediate vs. delayed implant
placement
• Short implants vs. bone grafting in
posterior zones
• Crestal bone preservation-platform
switching vs. other methods
• Digital prosthetics vs. conventional
implant prosthetics
• Full Arch Immediate Loading: DIEM ® 2
Protocol vs Other Protocols
Friday, 12 th October
AFTERNOON
GEISTLICH BIOMATERIALS
Ridge Preservation or Ridge
Augmentation?
Decision Tree for Ridge Preservation
Prof. Dr. Mariano Sanz, Spain
It is well established that tooth extraction
will result in an apico-coronal as well as
bucco-lingual reduction of the alveolar
ridge, mostly in the buccal aspects of
the extraction site. In order to avoid this
physiological bone loss clinicians have
advocated different therapeutic concepts.
This presentation will review both the
experimental and scientifi c evidence, as
well as the results from recent systematic
reviews evaluating the clinical evidence on
the effi cacy of these treatment protocols.
Finally some clinical recommendations on
the use of these therapeutic concepts
will be provided supported by clinical
documentation on the use of biomaterials
with the different surgical approaches.
New Perspectives on Ridge Augmentation
Dr. Istvan Urban, Hungary
A newly developed, scientifi cally
documented approach of horizontal GBR
will be presented. This technique, also
called “sausage technique” utilizes a
native, resorbable collagen membrane to
completely immobilize a particulated bone
graft and thus protect the augmentation
site for the initial weeks of maturation.
This procedure lessens the need of
autogenous bone and leads to decreased
patient morbidity.
An implementation of this technique into
an exciting, new treatment modality for
edentulous atrophic maxillary ridges will
follow, including some long-time (7 years)
follow-up results.
For more information please visit
www.geistlich-pharma.com/eao2012

Congress General Information
Dates
From Wednesday 10 th , October to Saturday 13 th , October 2012.
Venue
The EAO congress 2012 will be held at Bella Center,
Boulevard 5, DK-2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark.
The Bella Center is located only 10 minutes drive from the international
airport and 15 minutes drive from the central train station.
From any part of Copenhagen, there are a number of options; car, bus,
metro or taxi, that will bring you to the front door of the congress venue.
For more information on how to get to the Bella Center please visit
www.bellacenter.dk
Offi cial Language
The offi cial language of the EAO Congress is English.
Trade Exhibition
A trade exhibition will be held in the Bella Center while the congress takes
place. It will offer an excellent opportunity for companies to display their
products.
Firms wishing to exhibit may obtain information at eao2012@clq-group.com
Visas
All non-EU citizens should check with the Danish Embassy in their home country
whether it is necessary for them to obtain a visa for travel to Denmark.
The administrative secretariat “Colloquium” can provide upon request a
certifi cation letter to present to your local Embassy.
Useful links
Venue: www.bellacenter.dk
Tourism: www.visitcopenhagen.com
Airport Copenhagen: www.cph.dk/CPH/UK/MAIN
Car rentals, at the airport:
www.cph.dk/CPH/UK/MAIN/Parking+and+Transport/Car+Rental.htm
Copenhagen urban public transport:
www.copenhagenet.dk/CPH-Transport.htm
Restaurants: www.visitcopenhagen.com/eat-and-drink
Contacts
EAO Congress organization and Scientifi c
secretariat offi ce
c/o Colloquium
13-15 rue de Nancy
75010 Paris - France
Ph. +33 (0)1 44 64 15 15
Fax. +33 (0)1 44 64 15 16
E-mail: eao2012@clq-group.com
EAO Offi ce
c/o Congrex
287 Avenue Louise, 4 th Floor
1050 Brussels - Belgium
Ph. +32 (0)2 643 20 49
Fax. +32 (0)2 645 26 71
E-mail: eao@congrex.com
Web: www.eao.org
Transportation
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> Registration
Registration fees information
EAO Members ** Non Member
Undergraduate
Student ***
BEFORE
June 18th , 2012
455 € 600 € 240 €
BETWEEN
June 18th and August 17th , 2012
AFTER
550 € 700 € 300 €
August 17th , 2012
and on-site
600 € 770 € 330 €
Pre-Congress Courses * 150 € 150 € 150 €
20 - Year Anniversary Dinner
for EAO Members **** 50 € / /
All the above prices include Danish VAT of 25%
* To register for a Pre-congress course, participants must
fi rst be registered for the Congress. Limited number of
places available.
**Including members of the following societies:
Scandinavian Society of Periodontology
Scandinavian Society for Prosthetic Dentistry
Scandinavian Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons
Danish Society for Oral Implantology
***These rates are subject to presentation of a valid
student identifi cation confi rming the undergraduate student
status.
****The 20 - Year Anniversary Dinner is reserved for EAO
members.
Registrations for the 20 - Year Anniversary Meeting
of the European Association for Osseointegration
will be made online via the conference website.
No registrations will be accepted by email, post
or phone.
Registration fees are based on the date of receipt
of the registration. The prices indicated are
per person and are only applicable if both the
registration form and the payment are received
before the deadlines above, otherwise the higher
registration fee will be applied.
Late registrations will close on October 1 st , 2012
at 18.00 (GMT + 1.00). Onsite registrations will
be available on October 10 th , 2012.
The conference registration fee includes:
� admission to the congress sessions, poster
areas and exhibition
� congress documents (fi nal programme, abstract
book, congress bag)
� lunches and coffee breaks
� 20 - Year Anniversary Reception on
Wednesday, October 10 th
� local VAT (25% on registration fees)
Member registration
Please note that only members of EAO, having
paid their 2012 membership fees, and members
of the Scandinavian Society of Periodontology, the
Scandinavian Society for Prosthetic Dentistry, the
Scandinavian Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons and the Danish Society for Oral
Implantology can benefi t from the reduced member
registration fee.
If you are not listed on these associations’
membership lists, the organisers reserve the
right to register you as a non-member and charge
the corresponding registration fee. Non-members
who wish to pre-register as EAO members may
go to the EAO website to submit a membership
application before registering.

Student registration
Once registered, students should provide
by fax (+33 1 44 64 15 16)
or email (eao2012@clq-group.com)
a valid student identifi cation confi rming their
undergraduate student status before October 1 st ,
2012, otherwise the higher registration fee will apply
onsite.
Group registrations
A special rate is available for group registrations
according to the following conditions:
� Minimum of 5 participants
� Deadline for submitting a purchase order: August
31 st , 2012
� Invoice settlement upon receipt
� Deadline for payment: September 16 th , 2012
� Unique rate for all registration types (590 € VAT
included): no reduced fees will be applied
� Your registration interface will be available until
September 30 th , 2012
Children
To provide all EAO attendees an optimal environment,
children under the age of 18 are not permitted into
the scientifi c sessions or the exhibition hall during
show hours, installation or dismantling.
Childcare is not available at the conference and
exhibition center; however your hotel concierge may
be able to assist you.
Payment
Payment must accompany the registration form.
Registrations received without payment will not be
processed nor confi rmed.
Your credit card transaction will be processed through
Colloquium Paris (EAO Organizing Secretariat).
Please note that your monthly credit card statement
will indicate payment to «12EAO - CLQ».
Confi rmation
Receipt of your registration form and credit card
payment will directly be acknowledged by email. If
you have not received a confi rmation, please contact
eao2012@clq-group.com or call +33 1 44 64 15
15.
VAT
Danish VAT is applicable on the registration fees
(25%). Please note that VAT on registration fees
paid by companies and other taxable entities can
only be reclaimed if the customer’s VAT number is
mentioned on the invoice. If applicable, please fi ll
out your company’s VAT number in the section “VAT
number” on the registration form.
Invoice
Only digital version of invoices will be sent to
participants. The invoice will be issued within one
week after the registration and cannot be changed,
so please make sure you have provided us with the
correct information (company name, address and
VAT number if applicable). In case of any enquiries,
please contact eao2012@clq-group.com.
Cancellation policy
Cancellation policy for individual registrations
All cancellations must be made in writing (email or
fax) to:
EAO 2012 c/o COLLOQUIUM
13-15 rue de Nancy
75010 PARIS - FRANCE
Fax: +33 1 44 64 15 16
Email: eao2012@clq-group.com
� Before July 16 th , 2012: Reimbursement of 50%
of the fees paid. With no payment received before
cancellation, this amount will still remain due.
� After July 16 th , 2012: No refund. With no payment
received before that date, the total amount will still
remain due to the Congress offi ce.
All refunds will be issued after the congress.
Requests will not be accepted after the 15 th of
November 2012.
Name change
Registered participant who are unable to attend the
congress will not have the possibility to nominate a
substitute participant. Name changes will constitute
a new registration.
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European Association for Osseointegration
Congress offers you negotiated rates for your stay
in Copenhagen.
� No booking fees
� Post registration support by professionals of the
hotel reservation
� Negotiated rates for your event per night and
breakfast included
� A wide selection of hotels of all categories and
styles in the vicinity of your event
� Ability to take out cancellation insurance
� A personalized and taylor-made service
� WIP hotline on site
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(up to 4 rooms per night)
To select your property, rates & available or to
reserve directly online
Please click on the link below:
www.wipresa.net/wipresa/congres_eao
> FOR GROUP BOOKINGS
(starting from 5 rooms per night)
and for any further specifi c support you may need,
Siegrid El Aouni is in charge of your event.
Please kindly contact WIP:
By email: s.elaouni@wipresa.com
By phone: + 33 (0)1 70 36 04 38
> RESERVATION CONDITIONS
Hotel rooms have to be reserved on line to WIP
on August 10 th , 2012 at the latest.
After this date, rooms cannot be guaranteed.
Rooms will be provided on a fi rst come fi rst served
basis. WIP will issue a letter confi rming your
reservation details.
The cancellation policy is applicable to the individual
hotel reservations.
All cancellations must be made in writing (E-mail,
letter or fax) to WIP.

HOTELS
5*****
HOTELS 4****
HOTELS 3***
HOTELS 2**
HOTELS ROOM TYPE SINGLE DOUBLE BREAKFAST
DISTANCE FROM
THE CONGRESS
VENUE (MINUTES)
A Marriott Hotel Deluxe Waterfront 318,00 € 345,00 € included 25’ by metro
B Radisson Blu Royal Hotel
C Bella Sky Comwell Hotel
Standard Single 284,00 € N/A included
Royal Club Single Use 398,00 € 411,00 € included
Medium / Medium
Queen room
250,68 € 291,33 € included
Medium Sky 291,33 € 331,98 € included
Corner Deluxe 304,88 € 345,53 € included
10’ by metro
On site
D Copenhagen Admiral Hotel Classic 282,52 € 302,17 € included 25’ by metro
E First Hotel Copenhagen Classic 161,92 € 175,47 € included 15’ by metro
F Copenhagen Island Classic 182,93 € 182,93 € 20,33 € 25’ by metro
G Hotel Kong Arthur Classic 234,60 € 234,60 € included 25’ by metro
H Imperial Hotel Classic 193,09 € 193,09 € 23,04 € 25’ by metro
I Phoenix Copenhagen Hotel Classic 193,09 € 193,09 € 23,04 € 25’ by metro
J Radisson Blu Scandinavia Classic 216,12 € 229,67 € included 25’ by metro
K Scandic Hotel Copenhagen Classic 182,93 € 210,03 € included 30’ by metro
L Tivoli Hotel Classic 193,09 € 193,09 € 23,04 € 20’ by metro
M Copenhagen Strand Classic 172,76 € 172,76 € 14,91 € 25’ by metro
N Ibsens Hotel Classic 204,00 € 204,00 € included 25’ by metro
O Hotel Danmark Classic 204,00 € 204,00 € included 30’ by metro
P Hotel Fox Classic 204,00 € 204,00 € included 30’ by metro
Q The Square Classic 193,09 € 193,09 € 16,94 € 30’ by metro
R Cabinn City Classic 66,40 € 81,98 € 8,13 € 20’ by metro
S Cabinn Metro Hotel Classic 66,40 € 81,98 € 8,13 € 10’ by metro
T Wakeup Copenhagen Classic 115,18 € 115,18 € 8,13 € 20’ by metro
*Taxes are included in the rates. Rates mentioned in euro are established on the basis of the rate change
according to 1DKK = 0.1355€ and a revaluation may be applied according to the fl uctuations of the exchange
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Discover
Copenhagen
Another inspiring city has been chosen as the location for the EAO
conference 2012! Copenhagen will be the perfect place to meet
colleagues and friends while taking part in one of the world leading
conferences in the field of implant dentistry.
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and the largest metropolis in
Scandinavia and is considered as a centre of culture and arts with
plenty of sightseeing and entertainment activities to offer visitors -
together with a multitude of shopping facilities and the longest
pedestrian street system in the world.
Moreover it has also become an international city with a rich
commercial and educational environment since Bishop Absalon planned
to build his citadel to protect the city in the year 1160.
Almost everybody knows its three most famous attractions in the city:
the more than 100 year old amusement park Tivoli, the statue of the
Little Mermaid, and the freetown of Christiania.
But Copenhagen has a lot more to offer.
It is the seat of the National Parliament (Folketinget), the Royal
Residence and Supreme High Court.
With a history that dates back to 1043 the city is full of historic
landmarks, significant buildings and interesting sights. Be sure to visit
Amalienborg Palace – home to the royal family, do a guided canal tour
on the harbour and walk down the shopping street Strøget.
1. The Carlsberg Museum
20 - Year Anniversary reception
2. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
20 - Year Anniversary dinner for EAO members
3. The Little Mairmad
4. The Tivoli Gardens
5. Nyhavn
6. Amalienborg Palace and the Danish Guard
7. Rosenborg Castle
8. The Round Tower
9. Frederik’s Church
10. The Botanical Gardens
11. The Royal Danish Playhouse
For more information on Copenhagen,
please visit the tourist office website www.visitcopenhagen.com
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EAO wishes to extend its special thanks
to the following Sponsors for their partnership
Founding Gold Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
EAO Vision:
EAO aims to improve the quality of
patient care by bridging the gap between
science and clinical practice as the
leading association within the fi eld of
implant dentistry in Europe.
Membership of the EAO brings a number
of valuable benefi ts, including:
� a substantially reduced rate for the
Annual Scientifi c Congress in addition
to other membership benefi ts during
the Annual Congress
� free subscription to the online edition
of Clinical Oral Implants Research
(Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, 12 editions
per year)
� 74% reduction on hard copy
subscriptions to Clinical Oral Implants
Research (210 € instead of 806 €)
� EAO newsletter twice a year
� access to a members only area of
the website where you can view digital
copies of the COIR and update your
contact details
� online and printed directory with
names and address of all members
� 35% reduction on a selection of dental
journals
Please visit www.eao.org
for further details.
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