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Twenty-five yearsof Implant Dentistry.What have we learned?

MADRIDFrom October 5th

To October 7th, 2017Invited region:latin America

26th

annualscientificmeetingof theeuropeanassociationfor osseointegration

47Congreso

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SociedadEspañola de Prótesis

Estomatológicay Estética

WITH A JOINT SYMPOSIUM

programmE overview

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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EAO board of directorsPRESIDENTAlberto Sicilia (Spain)

PRESIDENT ELECTHenning Schliephake (Germany)

SECRETARY GENERALRonald Jung (Switzerland)

TREASURERLuca Cordaro (Italy)

PAST PRESIDENTBjörn Klinge (Sweden)

MEMBERSGil Alcoforado (Portugal)Türker Örnekol (Turkey)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Isabella Rocchietta (UK)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)

SEPES board of directorsPRESIDENTNacho Rodríguez

VICE PRESIDENTJosé Mª MedinaLoli Rodríguez

SECRETARY-TREASURERMiguel Roig

MEMBERSBeatriz GiménezAna Mellado

SEPA board of directorsPRESIDENTAdrián Guerrero

VICE PRESIDENTAntonio Bujaldón

SECRETARY GENERALJosé Nart

MEMBERSÓscar GonzálezRegina IzquierdoPaula MatesanzFrancisco Vijande

EAO-SEPES joint meeting 2017 scientific committee

CO-CHAIRS OF THE EAO 26TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING:Alberto Sicilia (Spain)Jaime A. Gil (Spain)Mariano Sanz (Spain)

CO-CHAIRS OF THE SEPES 47TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETINGNacho Rodríguez (Spain)Jaume Llena (Spain)

CO-CHAIRS OF THE EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUMAdrián Guerrero (Spain)Mariano Sanz (Spain)Alberto Sicilia (Spain)

MEMBERSLuca Cordaro (Italy) – Congress Committee

Tord Berglundh (Sweden)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Jörg Strub (Germany)José Manuel Navarro (Spain) Daniel Wismeijer (Netherlands)

EAO-SEPES abstract committeeCHAIRSBjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Ralf Kohal Germany)

MEMBERSGoran Benic (Switzerland)Matteo Chiapasco (Italy)Nikolaos Donos (UK)Klaus Gotfredsen (Denmark)Robert Haas (Austria)Flemming Isidor (Denmark)Matthias Kern (Germany)Andrea Mombelli (Switzerland)Timo Narhi (Finland)Gerry Raghoebar (Netherlands)Giovanni Salvi (Switzerland)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Lars Schropp (Denmark)Hendrik Terheyden (Germany)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)Jörg Wiltfang (Germany)

EAO-SEPES facultyKarl-Ludwig Ackermann (Germany)Gil Alcoforado (Portugal)Wael Att (Germany)Tord Berglundh (Sweden)Eva Berroeta (Spain)Juan Blanco (Spain)August Bruguera (Spain)Rino Burkhardt (Switzerland)Gaetano Calesini (Italy)João Caramês (Portugal)Javier Casas (Spain)Victor Clavijo (Brazil)Christian Coachman (Brazil)Luca Cordaro (Italy)Pierpaolo Cortellini (Italy)Jan Cosyn (Belgium)Luis Cuadrado (Spain)Luca De Stavola (Italy)Nikolaos Donos (UK)Vincent Fehmer (Switzerland)Stefan Fickl (Germany)Mauro Fradeani (Italy)German Gallucci (USA)Guillermo Galván (Spain)Jaime A. Gil (Spain)Oscar Gonzalez (Spain)Stefano Gracis (Italy)Adrián Guerrero (Spain)Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)Arndt Happe (Germany)Lisa Heitz Mayfield (Australia)Federico Hernandez Alfaro (Spain)David Herrera (Spain)

Markus Hürzeler (Germany)Jaime Jiménez (Spain)Pär Johansson (Sweden)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)Joseph Kan (USA)Björn Klinge (Sweden)Ralf Kohal (Germany)Christel Larsson (Sweden)Jaume Llena (Spain)Oriol Llena Blasco (Spain)Mauro Merli (Italy)Paulo Fernando Mesquita (Brazil)Iva Milinkovic (Serbia)Ricardo Mitrani (USA)José Manuel Navarro (Spain)David Nisand (France)Türker Örnekol (Turkey)Alberto Ortiz (Spain)Miguel Peñarrocha (Spain)Javier Perez (Spain)Joan Pi Urgell (Spain)Nicola Pietrobon (Switzerland)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Guillermo Pradies (Spain)Marc Quirynen (Belgium)Mario Roccuzzo (Italy)Marco Rosa (Italy)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Mariano Sanz (Spain)Ignacio Sanz Martin (Spain)Ignacio Sanz Sanchez (Spain)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Frank Schwarz (Germany)Massimo Simion (Italy)Jörg Strub (Germany)Cristina Suarez (Spain)Ali Tahmaseb (Belgium)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Istvan Urban (Hungary)Göran Urde (Sweden)Pascal Valentini (France)Tommie Van de Velde (Belgium)Xavier Vela (Spain)Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)Daniel Wismeijer (Netherlands)Stefan Wolfart (Germany)Ion Zabalegui (Spain)Otto Zuhr (Germany)

Industry facultyEduardo Anitua (Spain)Hadi Antoun (France)Dieter Bosshardt (Switzerland)José Luis Calvo Guirado (Spain)Daniele Cardaropoli (Italy)Luis Cuadrado (Spain)Karim Dada (France)Marcus Dagnelid (Sweden)Massimo del Fabbro (Italy)Steven Eckert (USA)Helena Francisco (Portugal)Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland) Joseph Kan (USA)Ignazio Loi (Italy)Alexandros Manolakis (Greece)Ofer Moses (Israel)José Manuel Navarro (Spain) Leon Pariente (France)Eric Rompen (Belgium)Mariano Sanz (Spain)Ignacio Sanz Martin (Spain)Tristan Staas (Netherlands)Charlotte Stilwell (UK)Giorgio Tabanella (Italy)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Giovanni Zucchelli (Italy)

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WELCOMETO MADRIDOn behalf of the European Association for Osseointegration (EAO) and la Sociedad Española de Prótesis Estomatológica y Estética (SEPES) we are delighted to announce details of the 26th EAO Annual Scientifi c Meeting and 47 Congreso Anual de SEPES. This will be a joint congress, and will take place in Madrid from October 5th to October 7th, 2017.

This new collaboration will bring together the international audience which has gathered at EAO annual congresses over the past 25 years with specialists from the SEPES community. In addi-tion, the EAO and the Spanish Society of Periodontology (SEPA) have joined forces to organise the fi fth SEPA European Symposium under the aegis of the EAO-SEPES joint meeting. The SEPA Symposium will take place on Saturday October 7th, and will run dedicated sessions through-out the day.

The scientifi c committees of the EAO, SEPES and SEPA have prepared an exciting programme covering several topics which will focus on the question: Twenty-fi ve years of Implant Den-tistry. What have we learned?

The congress programme will feature world-renowned speakers; interactive elements which will involve the audience; and new and innovative formats such as surgical video sessions.

We are also very pleased and honoured to welcome Latin America as a guest region during the congress with the contribution of both Spanish societies SEPES and SEPA. The EAO-SEPES joint meeting will provide a unique opportunity for researchers and clinicians to present their sci-entifi c studies, both as posters and during oral presentation sessions.

The congress will take place in Madrid, close to the city centre, enabling you, your family and friends to enjoy many of the city’s attractions during your visit. On behalf of the EAO-SEPES joint meeting and the EAO-SEPA European symposium, we very much hope you can join us.

We look forward to welcoming you to Madrid for what promises to be an exciting congress.

NACHO RODRIGUEZChairof 47 SEPES’s Congress

JAUME LLENACo-Chairof 47 SEPES’s Congress

ALBERTO SICILIAChairof the EAO Congress

JAIME A. GILCo-chairof the EAO Congress

MARIANO SANZCo-chairof the EAO Congress

ADRIÁN GUERREROChairof the SEPA Symposium

Photo: © SeanPavonePhoto – Fotolia.comCover: © Robert Wilson – Fotolia.com

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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Thursday October 5th Friday October 6th Saturday October 7th

8:30 8:30

9:00 9:00INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 1The treatment of the anterior maxilla with deficient availability of bone

P&AIJ SESSION 1The role of provisional restorations in aesthetic implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitations

MASTER CLINICIAN SESSIONPreview the future EAO Master Clinician Courses topics

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ORAL COMMUNICATION

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CLINICIANS & TECHNICIANS 1Liaison for the best patient service.Materials of choice for anterior restorations

ARENA 5Alternatives to titanium as an implant material and custom-made implants

ORAL COMMUNICATION

ORAL POSTER PRESENTATION

10:00 10:00

30 30INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: OSSTELL

INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: SWEDEN & MARTINA

11:00 11:00MAIN SESSION 2Evolution of implant prosthodontics30 30

MAIN SESSION 3EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUMDiagnosis and treatment planning in implant dentistry in light of the prevalence of peri-implant diseases

12:00 12:00

30 30EAO GENERAL ASSEMBLY

13:00 13:00MAIN SESSION 1From standard to advanced protocols of implant placement

INDUSTRY LUNCH SYMPOSIAOrganised by: ALPHA-BIO TEC

30 30ARENA 2Insights into surgical approaches to the treatment of peri-implantitis

P&AIJ SESSION 2Avoid nightmares when restoring the edentulous upper jaw. Is the material the key factor?

ARENA 3How to choose the proper connection and abutment

ORAL COMMUNICATION

CERTIFICATION WORKSHOPLearn how to obtain the EAO’s prestigious Certificate in Implant-based Therapy

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30ARENA 6How to approach the treatment of the patient with hopeless implants

CLINICIANS & TECHNICIANS 2Liaison for the best patient service. Analogue versus digital

3D INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 3EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUMThe biological and clinical keys for periodontal, bone and peri-implant regeneration

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15:00 15:00

30ARENA 1Evolution of bone regenerative protocols in implant dentistry: Past, present and future

DIAGNOSIS SESSION 1Everything begins with the smile: Aesthetic diagnosis as a keystone of the treatment planning in implant dentistry

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30ARENA 4What are the limitations of immediate implant placement and immediate restoration?

P&AIJ SESSION 3The combination of dental implants and orthodontic therapy in the functional rehabilitation of partially edentulous patients

BATTLE OF CONCEPTSThe restorative treatment of the partially edentulous periodontitis patient

ORAL COMMUNICATION

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INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: ZIMMER BIOMET

INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: NOBEL BIOCARE

30INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: STRAUMANN

INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: BTI IMPLANTS18:00

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CONGRESS OVERVIEW

SEPES GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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Thursday October 5th Friday October 6th Saturday October 7th

8:30 8:30

9:00 9:00INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 1The treatment of the anterior maxilla with deficient availability of bone

P&AIJ SESSION 1The role of provisional restorations in aesthetic implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitations

MASTER CLINICIAN SESSIONPreview the future EAO Master Clinician Courses topics

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E INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 2EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUMThe treatment of peri-implant soft tissue deficiencies in the anterior maxilla

CLINICIANS & TECHNICIANS 1Liaison for the best patient service.Materials of choice for anterior restorations

ARENA 5Alternatives to titanium as an implant material and custom-made implants

ORAL COMMUNICATION


10:00 10:00

30 30INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: OSSTELL

INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: SWEDEN & MARTINA

11:00 11:00MAIN SESSION 2Evolution of implant prosthodontics30 30

MAIN SESSION 3EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUMDiagnosis and treatment planning in implant dentistry in light of the prevalence of peri-implant diseases

12:00 12:00

30 30EAO GENERAL ASSEMBLY

13:00 13:00MAIN SESSION 1From standard to advanced protocols of implant placement

INDUSTRY LUNCH SYMPOSIAOrganised by: ALPHA-BIO TEC

30 30ARENA 2Insights into surgical approaches to the treatment of peri-implantitis

P&AIJ SESSION 2Avoid nightmares when restoring the edentulous upper jaw. Is the material the key factor?

ARENA 3How to choose the proper connection and abutment

ORAL COMMUNICATION

CERTIFICATION WORKSHOPLearn how to obtain the EAO’s prestigious Certificate in Implant-based Therapy

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30ARENA 6How to approach the treatment of the patient with hopeless implants

CLINICIANS & TECHNICIANS 2Liaison for the best patient service. Analogue versus digital

3D INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 3EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUMThe biological and clinical keys for periodontal, bone and peri-implant regeneration

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30ARENA 1Evolution of bone regenerative protocols in implant dentistry: Past, present and future

DIAGNOSIS SESSION 1Everything begins with the smile: Aesthetic diagnosis as a keystone of the treatment planning in implant dentistry

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30ARENA 4What are the limitations of immediate implant placement and immediate restoration?

P&AIJ SESSION 3The combination of dental implants and orthodontic therapy in the functional rehabilitation of partially edentulous patients

BATTLE OF CONCEPTSThe restorative treatment of the partially edentulous periodontitis patient

ORAL COMMUNICATION

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INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: ZIMMER BIOMET

INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: NOBEL BIOCARE

30INDUSTRY SATELLITE SYMPOSIUMOrganised by: STRAUMANN

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MAIN SESSIONS These plenary sessions will focus on three major topics and include a series of interactive debates.

ARENA These sessions will explore key topics analysing 25 years of implants to answer the question ‘How far have we come?’

INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION An interactive and informative session featuring in-depth discussions of videos showing surgical cases.

DIAGNOSIS SESSION Hear different approaches and treatment plans being discussed for a variety of straightforward and complex cases.

PROSTHODONTICS & AESTHETIC INTERNATIONAL JOURNEY (P&AIJ)

ORAL COMMUNICATION (IN ENGLISH)Hear about exciting new research findings selected from conference abstracts as presenters compete for prizes.

SEPES ORAL COMMUNICATION (IN SPANISH)Presentation of scientific and clinical oral communications and posters. Speakers will compete for SEPES prizes. Find out more at: www.sepes.org

EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM Three sessions organised jointly by the EAO and SEPA on topics for delegates interested in both implantology and periodontology .

INDUSTRY SYMPOSIALearn more about key subjects in these industry sponsored symposia featuring research and innovation.

HANDS-ON SESSIONSThe “hands-on” sessions promote new techniques and offer high-level practical training under the guidance of renowned experts. These courses are organised by industry partners.SESSION TRANSLATED IN SPANISH

SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION DURING THE MEETING

Since its inception in the late 1980s, the EAO has been a forum for European researchers and cli-nicians. In recent years, increasing numbers of our members from non-European countries have joined. We are delighted and honoured to wel-come to our ranks so many members from South/Central America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and Asia.

As a mark of our recognition and appreciation of this, and because SEPES and SEPA both also have members from this region, the EAO has cho-sen to welcome Latin America as a guest region during the joint meeting.

Delegates from Latin America (individual coun-tries listed below) will be offered registration fees at discounted rates which are normally reserved for members only, and can register for 290€ instead of 600€ (early bird).

In addition, a section of the exhibition area will be dedicated to a ‘Latin American Corner’ where regional associations can showcase their activ-ities. Cultural events will also be organised to encourage exchange and networking between delegates from different countries.

Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba

Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua

Panama Paraguay Peru Puerto Rico Suriname Uruguay Venezuela

INVITED REGION:LATIN AMERICA

Most sessions are presented in English and translated in Spanish.

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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Thursday October 5th

AFTERNOON

13:00 14:45

MAIN SESSION 1

From standard to advanced protocols of implant placement

CHAIR

Björn Klinge (Sweden)CO-CHAIR

Pascal Valentini (France)

ARENA 1

Evolution of bone regenerative protocols in implant dentistry. Past, present and future

CHAIR

Henning Schliephake (Germany)CO-CHAIR

David Nisand (France)

Use of autogenous bone graftsFederico Hernandez-Alfaro (Spain)

Use of bone substitutes and barrier devicesIstvan Urban (Hungary)

DIAGNOSIS SESSION 1

Everything begins with the smile.Aesthetic diagnosis as a keystone of the treatment planning in implant dentistry

CHAIR

José Manuel Navarro (Spain)CO-CHAIR

Jaime Jiménez (Spain)

The analogue fundamentalsMauro Fradeani (Italy)

The digital advantagesChristian Coachman (Brazil)

The Brånemark legacy, the conservative approachMarc Quirynen (Belgium)

Evolution of surgical protocols in implant dentistryGöran Urde (Sweden)

Flapless, immediate implant placement and immediate restorationArndt Happe (Germany)

Debate: When should we follow each approach?

15:15 16:45

15:15 19:00

SEPES ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Presentation of scientific and clinical oral communications and presentation and defence of scientific and clinical posters. The best presentations will be awarded SEPES prizes.

ORAL COMMUNICATION

The EAO-SEPES joint meeting encourages researchers and clinicians to present, discuss, and exchange new research results within the field of implant therapy and related disciplines via submission of scientific abstracts. During the oral communication sessions, delegates can hear short oral presentations from the authors whose abstracts were rated highest by the Abstract Committee.

10:30 12:30 Satellite industry symposia See page 12


Evening Faculty and Members’ Dinner See page 20

19:00 20:00 SEPES General Assembly

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INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION

The treatment of the anterior maxilla with deficient availability of bone

CHAIR

Ronald Jung (Switzerland)

Joseph Kan (USA)Luca De Stavola (Italy)Markus Hürzeler (Germany)

Debate and vote

MASTER CLINICIAN SESSION

Get a taste of the future EAO Master Clinician Courses topics

CHAIR

Gil Alcoforado (Portugal)CO-CHAIR

Türker Örnekol (Turkey)

The formulation of a treatment plan: planned road map or extemporaneous improvisation?Stefano Gracis (Italy)

New perspectives on ridge augmentationIstvan Urban (Hungary)

P&AIJ SESSION 1 *

The role of provisional restorations in aesthetic implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitations

CHAIR

Oscar Gonzalez (Spain)

Importance of implant position and emergence profile, the role of provisional restorationEva Berroeta (Spain)

Tissue management in the anterior zone – when, why and how to achieve it in the area around implantsVictor Clavijo (Brazil)

ORAL COMMUNICATIONS


11:00 12:30

Is conventional still future-oriented ?Stefan Wolfart (Germany)

Is digital the new conventional?Ricardo Mitrani (USA)

12:30 13:30 EAO General Assembly

MAIN SESSION 2

Evolution of implant prosthodontics

CHAIR

Irena Sailer (Switzerland)CO-CHAIR

Jörg Strub (Germany)

* P&AIJ: Prosthodontics & Aesthetic International Journey

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ARENA 2

Insights into surgical approach to the treatment of peri-implantitis

CHAIR

Tord Berglundh (Sweden)CO-CHAIR

Adrián Guerrero (Spain)

Apically positioned flaps and implantoplastyFrank Schwarz (Germany)

Flap design based on peri-implant defect characteristicsAlberto Ortiz (Spain)

ARENA 3

How to choose the proper connection and abutment

CHAIR

Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)

External connections and no abutmentsJoão Caramês (Portugal)

Internal connections and abutmentsXavier Vela (Spain)

P&AIJ SESSION 2 *

Avoid nightmares when restoring the edentulous upper jaw. Is the material the key factor?

CHAIR

Jaime A. Gil (Spain)CO-CHAIR

Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)

Full arch ceramo-metal restorationsGaetano Calesini (Italy)

Full arch zirconia rehabilitationsWael Att (Germany)

ARENA 4

What are the limits of immediate implant placement and immediate restoration?

CHAIR

Jan Cosyn (Belgium)

The socket without buccal bone wallPaolo Fernando Mesquita (Brazil)

The approach to posterior wide socketsOtto Zuhr (Germany)

BATTLE OF CONCEPTS

The restorative treatment of the partially edentulous periodontitis patient

CHAIR

Stefan Fickl (Germany)CO-CHAIR

Iva Milinkovic (Serbia)

SPEAKERS

Tommie Van de Velde (Belgium).Ignacio Sanz Sanchez (Spain)Ignacio Sanz Martin (Spain)

P&AIJ SESSION 3 *

The combination of dental implants and orthodontic therapy in the functional rehabilitation of partially edentulous patients

CHAIR

Jaume Llena (Spain)

Orthodontic therapy with the aid of implants: advantages and limitationsMarco Rosa (Italy)

The use of implant-supported prostheses to restore function after orthodontic therapyJavier Casas (Spain)Cristina Suarez (Spain)

13:30 15:00

15:30 17:00

ORAL COMMUNICATION


ORAL COMMUNICATION


* P&AIJ: Prosthodontics & Aesthetic International Journey


CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP

Learn how to obtain the EAO’s prestigious Certificate in Implant-based Therapy






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09:30 11:00 INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 2

EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM

The treatment of peri-implant soft tissue deficiencies in the anterior maxilla

CHAIR

Markus Hürzeler (Germany)

Ion Zabalegui (Spain)Mario Roccuzzo (Italy)Rino Burkhardt (Switzerland)

Debate and vote

ARENA 5

Alternatives to titanium as an implant material and custom-made implants

CHAIR

Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)

Zirconia implants. What are the basics behind this new implant material?

PEEK implants. Ready for clinical use?Pär Johansson (Sweden)

Are ceramic implants a real alternative to titanium today? Material aspects and clinical outcomes.Ralf Kohal (Germany)Christel Larsson (Sweden)

Are custom-made implants ready for clinical use?Daniel Wismeijer (Netherlands)

CLINICIANS & TECHNICIANS 1

Liaison for the best patient service. Materials of choice for anterior restorations?

CHAIR

Guillermo Galvan (Spain)

The clinical use of zirconia in restorations in the anterior regionGuillermo Pradies (Spain)Javier Perez (Spain)

Alternatives to zirconia restorations in the anterior regionDaniel Thoma (Switzerland)Nicola Pietrobon (Switzerland)

ORAL COMMUNICATION


The EAO-SEPES joint meeting encourages researchers and clinicians to present, discuss, and exchange new research results within the field of implant ther-apy and related disciplines via submission of scientific abstracts. During the oral communication sessions, delegates can hear short oral presentations from the authors whose abstracts were rated highest by the Abstract Committee.

11:30 13:00

Focus on infection control and early detection of peri-implantitisLisa Heitz-Mayfield (Australia)

Focus on implant selection, surgical placement and restorative designMauro Merli (Italy)

MAIN SESSION 3


Diagnosis and treatment planning in implant dentistry in light of the prevalence of peri-implant diseases

CHAIR

Nikolaos Donos (UK)CO-CHAIR

David Herrera (Spain)

13:00 14:00 Industry lunch symposia See page 13




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The biological and clinical keys for periodontal, bone and peri-implant regeneration

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Mariano Sanz (Spain)

The biological and clinical keys for periodontal regenerationPierpaolo Cortellini (Italy)

The biological and clinical keys for bone regenerationChristoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)

The biological and clinical keys for peri-implant regenerationJuan Blanco (Spain)

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How to approach the treatment of the patient with hopeless implants

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Luca Cordaro (Italy)CO-CHAIR

Miguel Peñarrocha (Spain)

Massimo Simion (Italy)Joan Pi Urgell (Spain)Karl-Ludwig Ackermann (Germany)

CLINICIANS & TECHNICIANS 2

Liaison for the best patient service. Analogue versus digital

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Ali Tahmaseb (Belgium)CO-CHAIR

Luis Cuadrado (Spain)

The analogue clinician with a combined digital-analogue technicianOriol Llena Blasco (Spain)August Bruguera (Spain)

The full digital workflowGerman Gallucci (USA)Vincent Fehmer (Switzerland)

15:45 16:00 Closing ceremony

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EAO-SEPA EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUMThree sessions will be part of the EAO-SEPA symposium:- INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 2- MAIN SESSION 3- 3D INTERACTIVE SURGICAL VIDEO SESSION 3

These sessions will be hosted jointly by the EAO and SEPA as part of the 5th SEPA Euro-pean Symposium. Each session will take place on Saturday October 7th.

SEPA BOARD OF DIRECTORSPRESIDENTAdrián Guerrero

VICE PRESIDENTAntonio Bujaldón

SECRETARY GENERALJosé Nart

MEMBERSÓscar GonzálezRegina IzquierdoPaula MatesanzFrancisco Vijande

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SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA

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ISQ as an objective key value for digital workflows and the importance of resonance frequency analysis guiding clinical decisions for complex casesSteven Eckert (USA), Giorgio Tabanella (Italy), Luis Cuadrado (Spain)

Moderator: Marcus Dagnelid (Sweden)

Patient focused Implant Dentistry is changing and protocols especially around immediate loading are being redefined to accommodate the bene-fits of digital planning/ diagnostic tools. There is therefore a need for an objective tool to guide and optimize the whole implant treatment, valid for complex as well as simple cases. These speak-ers represent more than 30 years of combined experience with Osstell and the ISQ scale in daily practice and will in this unique and interactive lecture discuss the process of osseointegration success in various treatment indications, illus-trated by cases and data.

B.O.P.T.: innovative techniques on natural teeth and implantsIgnazio Loi (Italy)

The B.O.P.T. (Biological Oriented Preparation Technique) is a simplified prosthetic procedure that permits to operate in clinical cases already treated at a prosthetic level.

New concepts belonging to this technique will be analysed: the controlled invasion of the sulcus, the adaptation to the emerging profiles and the selective abrasion.

To evidence the long-term stability of the aes-thetic results obtained with B.O.P.T. cases will be shown step by step, as well as follow-ups.

The B.O.P.T. concepts have been transferred to an implant level with the creation of verti-cally millable posts. The soft tissues thickening allows to obtain a greater stability and an excel-lent aesthetic result in the marginal zone. Further evolution has been the realization of a new trans-gingival implant: PRAMA.

New treatment methods in soft tissue managementGiovanni Zucchelli (Italy), Mariano Sanz (Spain), Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)

Moderator: Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)

The first part of the Geistlich Symposium will focus on optimal flap designs for soft tissue aug-mentation, key factors for successful healing and current trends on how to handle soft tissue dehiscences. The following presentations will give deeper insights into soft tissue management procedures at implant sites and the coverage of recessions – all in the light of the question: “When do autogenous grafts remain the gold standard – and when can they be replaced by innova-tive biomaterial solutions?” An interactive panel discussion focusing on treatment planning of a clinical case will round off the symposium.

Information available at: www.eao-sepes2017.com

Advancements and Innovation to bring pre-dictable and cost effective solutions to more patients – introduction to a new edentulous conceptJosé Manuel Navarro (Spain)

Nobel Biocare Forum – Innovative Treatment Protocols – Shortening Time to Teeth

Why & How are we doing Immediate Implant placements, development and focus on patientJoseph Kan (USA)

The session will cover contemporary clinical solu-tions for shortening time to teeth from immediate single tooth, emerging technology and integrated digital workflow to a new concept to treat the edentulous mandible with fixed definitive bridge in single surgical appointment.

How can digital dentistry facilitate the workflow – from planning to final restoration for optimal outcomes?Leon Pariente (France), Karim Dada (France)

Optimize the biology and soft tissue behaviour for aesthetic end resultsEric Rompen (Belgium)

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In modern dental implantology, patients and dentists expect not only a safe and predicta-ble treatment outcome, but they also look for cost- and time-efficient solutions. In the follow-ing presentations, the presenters discuss various effective treatment concepts, and they define the requirements for a successful treatment outcome.

Achieving optimal results with immediate implant placement in the aesthetic zoneDaniele Cardaropoli (Italy)

Clinical evaluation of fixed, complete, implant-supported overdentures performed in mandible using a combination of the Straumann® Roxolid® Implants of 4 mm and conventional lengthJosé Luis Calvo Guirado (Spain)

Successful treatment of edentulous patients using the Straumann® ProArch® concept with tilted distal implantsHelena Francisco (Portugal)

Practical experience with the Straumann® Novaloc® retentive elements in combination with removable implant overdenturesCharlotte Stilwell (UK)

Pushing the limits of minimally invasive tech-niques in implant dentistryEduardo Anitua (Spain)

Modern implant dentistry is moving toward implant treatment completion in shorter time, optimize cost and evidence-supported predict-ability. This trend change is the net outcome of collaboration between companies, researchers and clinicians. This human convergent work will be presented in this session where new strategies for treatment planning and execution will be the essence of cutting-edge presentations of several leading researchers and clinicians.

New insights in the management of tooth extractionMassimo del Fabbro (Italy)

- Evidence-based clinical assessment of Endoret® (PRGF®) in tooth extraction.

- Immediate implant placement in aesthetic zone. Small details that make the difference.

Short and extra-short implants: where is the limit?- Biometric-guided treatment of severe atrophy in

posterior maxilla: one visit surgery?- The osteogenic potential of UnicCa dental implants.- Prosthetic rehabilitation of short dental implants:

step by step.

Each session is a real asset offered in addition to the official programme.

The symposia sessions are rich in research and innovation and organised by industry partners. Industry partners place particular importance on developing solutions and prod-ucts in collaboration with leading researchers and scientists working in the field of implant dentistry. On registration, delegates can apply to participate, but places are not guaranteed.

Saturday October 7th

INDUSTRY LUNCH SYMPOSIA

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The way to Itaka: from vision to clinical implicationDieter Bosshardt (Switzerland) Ofer Moses (Israel)

Revolutionary surgical solutions while exploring implant housing biology require combination of vision, open minds, precise animal models and surgical skills.

Collaboration with experts in histology is cru-cial to obtain high-quality results, and their correct interpretation ultimately indicates inno-vative implications for academic and clinical use.

Industry lunch symposia

The industry lunch symposia provide an opportunity for delegates to attend an indus-try symposium while enjoying lunch in the room at the same time.

Note for industry partners:There are a few slots for industry-led symposia still available. Please contact Delphine: [email protected] © RStelmach – iStock

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Friday October 6th

HANDS-ON SESSIONS

09:00 11:30 or 13:30 16:00

MORNING 9:00 11:30Use of a volume stable collagen matrix in the treatment of soft tissue defects around implantsDaniel Thoma (Switzerland)

An innovative volume-stable collagen matrix pro-vides the opportunity to treat soft tissue defects around implants without using autogenous tis-sue. This hands-on workshop offers valuable insights and opportunity aplenty to train one’s surgical skills with a new product.

AFTERNOON 13:30 16:00Use of a volume-stable collagen matrix around implants in the aesthetic zone (work-shop in Spanish)Ignacio Sanz Martin (Spain)

This hands-on workshop will let you perform soft-tissue augmentation around implants using an innovative volume-stable collagen matrix. Flap design, product properties and thorough practical training are key factors for a successful outcome.

Introduction to dynamic navigation using Navident, with hands-on workshop

MORNING 9:00 11:30Speaker to be confi rmed (Spain)

AFTERNOON 13:30 16:00Hadi Antoun (France)

This workshop introduces the clinician to the surgical aspects of dynamic navigation using the Navident system. It starts with an introduc-tion to the technology and workfl ow, followed by case presentations from an experienced implant surgeon. Theory is put into practice through a hands-on workshop with models. This will give the attendees a great learning experience, which allows clinicians to use the technology in their clinic faster and more effectively. On completion, the participant will be familiar with techniques necessary to treat patients using dynamic nav-igation, for partially and fully edentulous cases, and receive certifi cation.

MORNING 9:00 11:30OR AFTERNOON 13:30 16:00Introduction to designing surgical implant guides with Planmeca RomexisAlexandros Manolakis (Greece)

Join our hands-on training session to improve your implant planning workfl ow and its predict-ability with the help of the latest tools of our all-in-one software, Planmeca Romexis. During the session we will complete the implant planning with the help of a virtual patient, including a CBCT image, an intraoral scan, and a virtual crown design. After completing the implant planning, we will go through the whole surgical implant guide design process step by step. You will learn how to plan and design your own surgical guides. Pros-thetic-driven implant planning is easy and smooth with Planmeca Romexis tools!

MORNING 9:00 11:30OR AFTERNOON 13:30 16:00Immediate tooth replacement using NobelActive implants – Nobel Biocare hands-on workshopTristan Staas (Netherlands)

Hands-on training in immediate implant place-ment. With the support of scientifi c evidence, dogmas surrounding the patient benefi ts of immediate implant treatment protocols will be discussed and challenged. Dr Staas will provide step-by-step guidelines for predictability in single and multiple immediate tooth replacements.

Hands-on exercise- Step-by-step surgical sequence and clinical tips

for immediate implant placement.- Placement of a NobelActive implant in the aes-

thetic zone using models.- Demonstration of provisional restoration using

the new Snap Temp Abutment.- Techniques for creating implant provisionals.- Soft tissue management around implants.

MORNING 9:00 11:30OR AFTERNOON 13:30 16:00

Information available on:www.eao-sepes2017.com

Hands-on sessions(limited to 30 participants per session)

The aim of ‘hands-on’ sessions is to promote new techniques and offer high-level practi-cal training under the guidance of renowned experts. These courses are organised by industry partners and each sponsor will run two sessions during the day. Delegates can register for the morning or afternoon session. Choose your hands-on session for only 160€ (including 10% VAT as of March 2017).

CHOOSE YOURHANDS-ON SESSIONFOR ONLY 160 €

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GENERAL INFORMATION

DateFrom Thursday October 5th to Saturday October 7th, 2017.

VenueThe EAO-SEPES joint meeting will be held at:

IFEMA FERIA DE MADRIDNorth Convention Centre, Hall 9Avda. del Partenón, 528042 Madrid, Spain

Transport to MadridThe Spanish capital is connected by plane with main cities in Europe and America, and by road and rail with all the cities in Spain.

FROM ADOLFO SUAREZ INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTThe airport is just 12km from the city and its public transport connections are among the sim-plest and fastest in the world. In addition to the usual connections by bus, metro (line 8) and taxi, the Cercanías Renfe train service connects the airport’s Terminal 4 to Chamartin and Atocha sta-tions (line C1). The airport is just 15 minutes from city centre by train.FROM AIRPORT TO IFEMA:Taxi: around 5 minutes for a minimum fare of 20€Metro: direct with line 8 for 15 minutes (1.50€)

For more information visit:www.aeropuertomadrid-barajas.com

CHAMARTIN AND ATOCHA RAILWAY STATIONSMadrid uses Spain’s high-speed rail (AVE) service, with connections ranging between 15 minutes and 2 hr 45 mins from both Chamartin and Atocha sta-tions to the country’s main cities (such as Toledo, Avila, Segovia, Valencia, Alicante, Barcelona, Val-ladolid, Saragossa, Malaga, Cordoba, Seville).

For more information visit: www.renfe.com

MADRID METROPOLITANThe Metro is probably the fastest, most efficient and economical form of transport in Madrid. The capital has a large underground network that reaches virtually every corner of the city. Line 8 is the most efficient line, which allows you to travel directly from IFEMA to the airport (15 minutes) or from IFEMA to the city centre for 20 minutes.

For more information visit: www.metromadrid.es

VisaDepending on your nationality, it may be neces-sary to obtain a visa before leaving your country. In this case, you can find all the information you need on the Spanish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation’s website:

www.exteriores.gob.es

Official languageThe official language of the EAO-SEPES joint meeting is English. Translation into Spanish will be available in some sessions.

Official carrierNegotiated rates are available for congress dele-gates, more information onwww.eao-sepes2017.com

ContactsEAO OFFICEDelphine VieljeuxCongress [email protected]

HOTEL RESERVATIONEvenTime Bureauappointed by EAOAlexandra Boband [email protected]

CONGRESS REGISTRATIONEvenTime Registration Secretariatappointed by EAOSamya Boufar [email protected]

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Registration is available through the EAO-SEPES joint meeting website: www.eao-sepes2017.com

Early bird (Before June 26th)

Before September 30th

On-site registration

EAO, SEPES and SEPA members + Invited Region (Latin America)

290€ 490€ 600€

EAO, SEPES and SEPA student members 150€ 320€ 450€

Non-members 600€ 700€ 800€

Group registration 590€*

*PRICE VAT INCLUDED (10%)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. On-site registration desks will open on October 4th, from 15:00 to 19:00.

The conference registration fee includes: admission to the joint meeting sessions, poster areas and exhibition joint meeting documents including the final programme, digital abstract book and congress app lunches and coffee breaks

EAO member registrationPlease log in to your online member area to register for the joint meeting or become an EAO member and save on your registration fee!

regular membership: 225€ (+50€ joining fee the first year) young professionals: 140€ student membership EAO: 50€

(Belgium VAT of 21% included for membership)Further info at www.eao.org

SEPES and SEPA member registrationPlease note that your SEPES or SEPA membership for 2017 should be up to date before you register at the preferential rate. SEPES or SEPA members should go to www.sepes.org or www.sepa.es to register for the joint meeting.

Group registration (special rates) minimum: 10 participants deadline for group registration July 23rd payment upon receipt of invoice (final deadline for payment: September 1st) online registration via www.eao-sepes2017.com

Hands-on courses registrationDelegates can register for the morning or afternoon session for only 160€ (included VAT).

Faculty and Members’ Dinner registrationPlaces at the dinner are available to EAO, SEPES and SEPA members and an accompanying guest for 75€ (included VAT) per person. Tickets will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

PaymentPayment must accompany your registration.Registrations received without payment will not be processed or confirmed. Your credit card transac-tion will be processed through EvenTime (Official Registration Secretariat).

ConfirmationReceipt of your registration and credit card pay-ment will be acknowledged by email. If you do not receive confirmation, please contact:Samya [email protected]

VATAll prices (registration fees, hands-on courses, Faculty and Members’ Dinner) include Spanish VAT at 10% as of March 2017.

InvoiceAn electronic invoice will be emailed to you. The invoice will be issued within a week of registration and cannot be changed, so please make sure you have provided the correct information (company name, address and VAT number if applicable). Please direct any enquiries to Samya Boufar:[email protected]

Cancellation policyAll registration cancellations must be made in writing (by email) to Samya Boufar:[email protected]

UP TO AND INCLUDING JUNE 30TH.You will receive a reimbursement of 50% of the fees paid. If you have not paid prior to cancelling, 50% of the registration fee will still remain due.

FROM JULY 1ST.No refund. If you have not made payment before that date, the total registration fee will still remain due to the congress office. All refunds will be issued after the congress. Queries will not be accepted after October 27th 2017.

Name changeRegistered participants who are unable to attendthe congress cannot nominate a substituteparticipant. Name changes are not permitted.

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ShoppingShop windows, displays and shelves present such an extensive variety that they are sure to catch the interest of every passer-by. The wide range, high quality and infinite and attractive possibilities on offer make shopping in Madrid an incred-ibly tempting experience. Visitors can find products to suit every taste and budget, in locations ranging from the exclusive showrooms of the Salamanca district to traditional stores in the city centre.

For more information visit:www.esmadrid.com

GastronomyMediterranean cuisine is inextricably linked with variety. Visitors can choose between simple tapas, innovative restau-rants and exotic menus. Madrid boasts over 5,000 restaurants which cater to the most discerning palates and pres-ent unique flavours. The city can be considered a melting pot of the world’s most diverse cooking traditions and, of course, the best Spanish specialties.

Regional cuisine is well represented in Madrid, and a near limitless range of stews, roasts, salads, desserts, wines and liquors can be found among the city’s gastronomic offerings.

CultureMore than one hundred museums and two hundred historical monuments perpetuate the history and artistry of Madrid’s inhabitants over the centuries. The children of Madrid (Madrileños), by birth or adoption, have an illustrious leg-acy including Cervantes, Velázquez, Goya, Picasso and Dalí.

Madrid offers its visitors a unique travel experience. Why not tour Madrid’s famous ‘Golden Triangle of Art’? The city’s three most important museums are within walking distance along the landmark boulevard, Paseo del Prado. Visit the extraordinary collections of the Prado Museum, the Reina Sofía Museum and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.

You can even experience the cultural and historical legacy of Madrid in its streets, where many eras of history are tangible at once. Discover the breathtak-ing architecture of the Habsburg empire and the influence of the Bourbons, and enjoy the artistic achievements of Medi-eval Madrid.

Romantic MadridMadrid is a city for romance, for lovers, nature-lovers, and art-lovers. Fall in love with this marvellous city, and visit the tranquil and romantic Debod Temple, the Sabatini Gardens, and the rooftop of the Círculo de Bellas Artes.

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Make your stay in Madrid during the EAO-SEPES joint meeting an unforgettable experience.

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IFEMA AREANovotel Madrid Campo de las Naciones (walking distance) ......................... FROM 185,00€ (breakfast included)Pullmann Madrid Airport & Feria (walking distance) ............................................ FROM 210,00€ (breakfast included) AC Hotel by Marriott Madrid Feria ..................................................................................... FROM 198,00€ (breakfast included)

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NUEVOS MINISTERIOS AREANH Collection Madrid Eurobuilding ................................................................................... FROM 192,50€ (breakfast included)AC Hotel by Marriott Cuzco ................................................................................................... FROM 203,50€ (breakfast included)

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GREGORIO MARAÑÓN METRO STATIONNH Madrid Zurbano ....................................................................................................................... FROM 109,45€ (breakfast included)NH Collection Madrid Abascal .............................................................................................. FROM 132,00€ (breakfast included)

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MUSEO DEL PRADO AREAThe Westin Palace Madrid (morning bus transfer to IFEMA) ......................... FROM 412,50€ (breakfast included)

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Thanks to our reservation of more than 800 rooms, we can provide you better rates than you can find on the internet!We have reserved rooms at a variety of hotels, so that you can visit Madrid at your ease and according to your budget.To give you an idea, please find a selection of hotels and areas below, or visit : www.eao-sepes2017.com to find out more!

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Thursday October 5th 2017

Casino de MadridThe Casino de Madrid was first founded in 1836, when a group of young romantics and progressive liber-als of Spanish society decided to search out a quiet and peaceful place removed from the world of politics. The Casino now houses an exquisite collection of paintings and sculptures, making it a site of Artistic and National Heritage.

Don’t miss the opportunity to join congress speakers and other delegates at the 2017 Faculty and Mem-bers’ Dinner.

The renowned chef, Paco Roncero, winner of two Michelin stars, heads the Casino’s restaurant and cater-ing service. Enjoy fine dining at its best in the breathtaking halls of the Casino de Madrid.

NOTE: Please note that a jacket and tie are required for access to the venue.

NotePlaces at the dinner are available to EAO, SEPES and SEPA members and an accompanying guest for 75€ per person.Tickets will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

EAO-SEPES-SEPA MEMBERS& ACCOMPANYING GUEST

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OUR SPONSORSThe EAO and SEPES wish to extend their special thanks to the following sponsors for their support:

DIAMOND

OFFICIALPUBLISHER

PLATINUM

GOLD

SILVER

BRONZE

PUBLISHINGPARTNER

Sponsor list as of February 2017

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ABOUT THE EAO

HistoryThe European Association for Osseointegra-tion (EAO) is a non-profit organisation which was founded in 1991. It was formed as an inter-national, interdisciplinary and independent science-based forum for all professionals inter-ested in the art and science of osseointegration.As one of the leading associations in the field of implant dentistry in the world, the EAO aims to improve the quality of patient care by bridging the gap between science and clinical practice.

Mission promote and facilitate clinical applications of osseointegration for the benefit of patients all over the world promote the advancement of treatment meth-ods in reconstructive surgery and prosthetic rehabilitation based on the principles of osse-ointegration and related disciplines promote and pioneer research into improved clinical procedures for rehabilitation and osseointegration promote international exchange of knowledge and understanding of the techniques and research in the field promote the publication of research findings and other materials for the continuing educa-tion and benefit of members and interested organisations

Students and young professionalsThe EAO is glad to offer students registered in full-time education and young professionals greatly discounted membership rates.

Additionally, students and young members who choose to join the EAO can register for the annual congress at a preferential rate, and will be given a chance to extend their professional network and meet colleagues from all over the world to share their experiences and ideas.

Our educational activities

Master Clinician CoursesThe Master Clinician Course series was launched in 2015, and have since visited places like Paris, Zurich and Geneva, where participants have been hosted by internationally renowned master clinicians (Professor Khoury; Professor Hammerle and his team; Dr Valentini and Professor Chiapasco; Professor Irena Sailer and her team).

Two courses are held every year: one in March focusing on surgery, and the other in December dealing with prosthodontics. Find out more about the upcoming courses at: www.eao.org/master-clinician-courses.

Certification ProgrammeAs part of the EAO’s long-standing commitment to education, the association launched its Certificate in Implant-based Therapy in 2010. EAO certification officially recognises the skills and expertise of recipi-ents. It is the first and only Europe-wide standardised assessment of knowledge in implant-based therapy.Certification is open to any dentist or maxillofacial surgeon worldwide – not just members of the EAO.For more information, please visit www.eao.org/certification-programme.

EAO Postgraduate Diploma in Implant DentistryThe EAO’s Postgraduate Diploma in Implant Dentistry complements the EAO Certification Programme and provides an additional service to EAO members and the wider dental community.

Launched in June 2016, the programme is made up of six modules to be completed over a three-year period. Each of the modules includes a three-day Live Learning Event at one of Europe’s most prestig-ious universities (Malmö, Groningen, Düsseldorf, Zürich, Madrid and Lisbon).Visit www.eao.org/education-programme to register your interest.

europeanassociation forosseointegration

European Association for Osseointegration @EAO_Association

MAKE US BETTER:BECOME ONE OF US

Regular membership....................... 225€ incl VAT(+50€ joining fee the first year)

Young professionals........................ 140€ incl VAT

Student membership......................... 50€ incl VAT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016–2017

PRESIDENT:

Alberto Sicilia (Spain)PRESIDENT ELECT:

Henning Schliephake (Germany)

SECRETARY GENERAL:

Ronald Jung (Switzerland)TREASURER:

Luca Cordaro (Italy)PAST PRESIDENT:

Björn Klinge (Sweden)

MEMBERS:

Gil Alcoforado (Portugal)Türker Örnekol (Turkey)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Isabella Rocchietta (UK)

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ABOUT SEPES

HistoryThe Spanish Society of Prosthodontic and Aesthetic Dentistry (SEPES) is a scientific asso-ciation that brings together professionals in the field of odontology, focusing mainly on dental aesthetics and prosthetics. SEPES was founded in 1970 and is currently one of the most relevant and prestigious scientific associations in odon-tology in Spain.

SEPES’ commitment to furthering and dis-seminating scientific research has attracted over 4,500 members. Since our foundation, many odontology professionals have helped con-tribute to the evolution of dental treatment in aesthetics and prosthetics in our country.

Mission to represent all professionals in the field of odontology who are working or collaborating in restorative and prosthodontic treatments to promote multidisciplinary meetings, and to foster and maintain scientific networks among national and international organisations to provide a forum for professionals to extend their training and update their knowledge to make general information about oral health and specific information about prosthetic treatment and maintenance available to the wider public to disseminate and update scientific knowl-edge in the field of aesthetics and maxillofacial and oral prostheses to respect and defend the rights of its mem-bers and ensure strict adherence to ethical guidelines to foster relations with the industry in order to bring technological advances to clinicians, laboratory technicians, dental hygienists and support staff

SEPES JuniorsSEPES members under the age of 30 are eli-gible for SEPES Junior membership. SEPES Juniors are exempt from annual membership fees, and are entitled to preferential rates for all SEPES courses.

Online access to Revista Internacional de Pró-tesis (International Prosthetics Journal) is also available to SEPES Juniors. Members under 30 who graduate from courses which last over two years are also given access to the online version of the Journal of Aesthetic Dentistry published by Quintessence.

Student members of SEPES are eligible for dis-counted rates for the EAO and SEPES joint meeting. Early bird rates are only 150€

Multidisciplinary, face-to-face training in odontology our ANNUAL MEETINGS regularly attract almost 2,500 attendees young national and international speakers discuss various aspects of odontology at our symposia on SEPES VALUES

each year the SEPES SPRING conference hosts international experts in prosthetics and aesthetics the SEPES WINTER MEETING features presentations and round-table discussions of a variety of clinical cases

Continuous training available year-round with online multidisciplinary courses

Research grants and awards a number of grants are available for research in prosthetics and aesthetics awards for the best clinical and scientific communications are presented each year at the annual congress

the best oral communication presented by a junior member is awarded a SEPES training grant the SEPES Gascón prize is awarded to the best original study on prosthetics and aesthetics

Clinical and scientific publicationsMembers can access various clinical and scientific cases published in odontology journals.

What we do

BECOME A MEMBERJOIN SEPES TODAY

Odontologists and laboratory technicians............................. 130€/year

Students and recently graduated under 30 years.............. exempt from annual fee

@sepes.sociedad [email protected] @SepesSociedad

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015–2018

PRESIDENTE:

Nacho Rodríguez RuizVICEPRESIDENTES:

Loli Rodríguez Andújar y José Mª Medina Casaubón

SECRETARIO-TESORERO:

Miguel Roig CayónVOCALES:

Ana Mellado y Beatriz Giménez

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