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14 > 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 15
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