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2017MEISINGER’s7th Annual High AltitudeComprehensive ImplantSymposium

Fouad Khoury, DMD, PhD, Prof. Dr. Med. Dent.

Bach Le, DDS, MD, FICD, FACD

Stavros Pelekanos, DDS

Marco Rinaldi, MD, DMD

Mitra Sadrameli, DMD, MS

Istvan Urban, DMD, MD

SPEAKERS:

February 1st - February 4th, 2017 Vail, Colorado USA • The Sebastian Hotel

To register, contact MEISINGER USA atwww.meisingerusa.com or call (303) 268-5400

Michael S. Block, DMD

Lyndon Cooper, DDS, PhD

Daniel Cullum, DDS

Scott Ganz, DMD

Paul Glick, DDS, MS

Robert Horowitz, DDS

Dwayne Karateew, DDS

Up to 26 CE Credits

Symposium Highlights

The 7th Annual High Altitude Comprehensive Implant Symposium will feature lectures and optional hands-on workshops by world renowned speakers. There will be 6 limited attendance workshops.

VenueThe Sebastian 16 Vail Road Vail, CO 81657

Resort Accommodations

• The most luxurious spa in Vail - Bloom Spa at the Sebastian • State of the art wellness and fitness center• Ski-in/ski-out slopside valet service• Onsite ski & snowboard rental shop (The Sebastian Ski Camp)• Valet parking in heated, secure garage• Located in the HEART of Vail Village• Children’s amenities and activities including The Tykes Room • Four hot tubs and heated pool • On-site restaurants and in-room dining

Additional rooms available at the Sonnenalp HotelSonnenalp Hotel 20 Vail Road Vail, CO 81657

Resort Accommodations• The Sonnenalp Spa and Fitness Center-Vail’s Top Rated Spa• On-site ski concierge• Steps from the Vail Mountain Lifts with a lounge at Base Camp• Onsite ski & snowboard rental shop, Skihaus• Valet and Self-parking for hotel guests• Located in the HEART of Vail Village• Children’s amenities and activities including Sonnenalp Kids Club • Four on-site restaurants• Indoor and outdoor Pool & Hot tubs

Course Intent

Bone Management® is key to successful implant procedures. “Tissue is the Issue but Bone Sets the Tone.” Besides the prosthetic aspect, achieving minimally invasive surgical techniques, along with predictable results, facilitates less traumatic and more controlled surgical procedures. This course outlines implant treatment planning, site preparation, surgical procedures and techniques including Socket Grafting, Bone Augmentation/Transfer Control, Implant Placement, Surgical Basics in Implantology, and much more. Bone Management® is not simply limited to a technique but rather to a mindset and surgical guidelines.

Learning Objectives

Participants will gain an understanding of:• Bone Augmentation and Soft Tissue Management• CBCT Value Added Diagnostic• Vertical and Horizontal Augmentation• Crestal Sinus Drills, Skills, Bills

Course Fee Includes:

• The Opening Wine and Cheese Reception (Wednesday evening)• General session lectures• Buffet breakfast served February 2-4 (Thursday, Friday and Saturday)• Thursday evening Exhibitor Party complete with open bar and a variety of food• The “not to miss” Closing Dinner and Awards

Welcome

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the Academy of General Dentistry Program Approval for Continuing Education (PACE) through the joint program provider approval of Implants Northwest LIVE Learning Center and Meisinger USA LLC. Implants Northwest LIVE Learning Center is approved for awarding FAGD/MAGD credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement. 10/01/2014 to 09/30/2017. Provider ID# 320242

“The lecturers & presentations were valuable to me & my practice.”

“World class lecturers with excellent photos. I really enjoyed being able to have time to talk

with the speakers and vendors.”

“There is no other implant course that allows you to spend so much time with a super star line up of

speakers. The course is well organized and the folks at Meisinger treat you like family.”

Schedule of Events

Wednesday, February 1, 2017 (Pre-Congress Workshops)

02:00pm – 07:30pm Registration is open

02:00pm – 05:00pm

Workshop 1Robert Horowitz, DDS (Scarsdale, New York) Surgical Techniques to Enhance Orthodontic & Other Advanced Surgical Therapies

03:00pm – 05:00pm

Workshop 2Mitra Sadrameli, DMD, MS (Chicago, Illinois)Value Added Diagnostic Evaluation of CBCT Scans

06:00pm – 07:30pm Registration/Opening Evening Reception withExhibitors. Open Bar and Food!

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Thursday, February 2, 2017

06:30am – 07:30am Breakfast

07:30am – 07:45am Opening Remarks and Introductions

07:45am – 09:15am Istvan Urban, DMD, MD (Budapest, Hungary)Perspectives on Vertical and Horizontal Augmentation

09:15am – 09:30am Break with Exhibitors

09:30am – 11:00am Marco Rinaldi, MD, DMD (Bologna, Italy)Bone Grafting and Reconstructive Surgery Protocols Using Three-Dimensional Technologies

11:15am – 12:45pm

Workshop 3Paul Glick, DDS, MS (Centennial, Colorado)Dental Insurance Coding for the Implant Practitioner (Handouts and books provided)

01:00pm – 04:00pm

Workshop 4

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Istvan Urban, DMD, MD (Budapest, Hungary)Perspectives on Vertical and Horizontal Augmentation

04:15pm – 05:00pm Michael S. Block, DMD (Metairie, Louisiana)

Full Arch Flange Less Solutions for the Maxilla. Diagnose When to Remove Bone and When to Retain Bone. Methods to Provisional use including Pre-op Planning Complications

05:00pm – 06:30pm Lyndon Cooper, DDS, PhD (Chicago, Illinois)

Data: The Key to Optimizing Single Tooth Implant Esthetics

06:30pm – 08:30pm Exhibitor Party!!

Saturday, February 4, 2017


07:30am – 08:45am Stavros Pelekanos, DDS (Athens, Greece)Preserving Soft and Hard Tissue Around Implants in the Aesthetic Zone. New Perspectives and Treatment Workflow


09:00am – 11:00am Coffee and Complications I: A Panel Presentation and Discussion (Not to be missed!)

01:00pm – 03:00pm Private Ski Race Open to All Attendees and Family Members (Lots of Fun!)

05:30pm – 09:00pm Closing Dinner and Awards Ceremony (Amazing!)

Friday, February 3, 2017


07:30am – 09:00am

Fouad Khoury, DMD, PhD, Prof. Dr. Med. Dent. (Olsberg, Germany)Principles and Long Term Results of Hard Tissue Grafting with Autogenous Bone


09:15am – 12:00pm

Workshop 5Fouad Khoury, DMD, PhD, Prof. Dr. Med. Dent. (Olsberg, Germany)Bone Augmentation and Soft Tissue Management in Oral Implantology

12:30pm – 05:15pm

Workshop 6Daniel Cullum, DDS (Coeur d’Alene, Idaho)Crestal Sinus Drills, Skills & Bills – Making the Most with the Least! (Lunch will be provided)

05:30pm – 07:15pm Bach Le, DDS, MD, FICD, FACD (Los Angeles, California)Horizontal and Vertical Ridge Augmentation – Myth Versus Reality

The Key to Optimizing Single Tooth Implant Esthetics (Lecture)Lyndon F. Cooper, DDS, Ph.D

This presentation will review our 10 year research experience investigating factors that contribute to reproducible single tooth implant esthetics. Clinical illustrations will highlight the following factors: 1) bound edentulous site architecture, 2) adjacent tooth factors, 3) buccal bone factors, 4) implant location, 5) immediate vs. delayed placement, and 6) implant and abutment design factors. When considered in aggregate, the data generated contribute to defining a standardized protocol for implant planning, placement and restoration that lead to highly reproducible outcomes.

Full Arch Flange Less Solutions for the Maxilla Diagnose when to Remove Bone and when to Retain Bone Methods to Provisional use including Pre-Op Planning Complications (Lecture)Michael Block, DMD

Patients who are planned for a full of partial arch fixed implant supported maxillary restoration will need assessment of the location of the crowns relating to implant placement strategy and long term maintenance. If a flange is used and covers the implants, preventing ease of access for hygiene, long term problems can occur. This presentation will develop planning algorithms that allow for precise implant positioning resulting in less bone removal and zero to minimal flange. The use of .stl planning images superimposed on cone beam scans will be demonstrated resulting in implant prosthetics that mimics natural teeth. These patients have excellent access to the implants following traditional prosthetic principles.

Horizontal and Vertical Ridge Augmentation – Myths Versus Reality (Lecture)

Bach Le, DDS, MD, FICD, FACD

Many techniques and augmentation materials have been described for horizontal and vertical ridge augmentation. These include guided bone regeneration (GBR), ridge expansion/splitting, autogenous onlay block grafting, titanium mesh techniques, distraction osteogenesis, and interpositional osteotomy. While many techniques offer excellent results in some situations few can be said to guarantee success. Many questions still remain on which methods yield the most predictable results for dental implant placement in grafted bone. The aim of this lecture is to critically evaluate the current evidence to determine the predictability of various bone augmentation techniques for horizontal and vertical ridge defects for implant placement. A series of cases have been gathered to illustrate risk assessment and predictable management of various critical size defects ranging from moderate to severe defects.

Principles and Long Term Results of Hard Tissue Grafting with Autogenous Bone (Lecture)Fouad Khoury, DMD, PhD, Prof. Dr. Med. Dent.

Autogenous Bone graft is still the gold standard for the reconstruction of severe atrophy of the maxilla or the mandible. Two & 3 dimensional bony defects need for the reconstruction special surgical procedures with autogenous bone grafts to assure at long term an acceptable functional and esthetical result. Biomaterials have here their limitation and are for such reconstruction until today not an alternative due to their poor regeneration potential. Autogenous bone graft harvested from intraoral sites, especially the retromolar area of the mandible, and used following the split bone block (SBB) technique is offering many possibilities for intra operative facilities and stable long term results. Splitting the thick cortical block to 2 or 3 thin blocks is augmenting the number of blocks allowing the reconstruction of larger atrophic crest and giving a better adaptation to the recipient site with individual determination of the width and the volume of the grafted area. Filling the space and gaps between the thin block and the remaining crest with particulate bone chips is reducing the time needed for revascularization of the graft improving its vitality compared to the original thick block. Implants inserted in this grafted bone presented in long term similar osseointegration as implants placed in non grafted bone.

Lecture Topics

Principles and Long Term Results of Hard Tissue Grafting with Autogenous Bone (Lecture)Fouad Khoury, DMD, PhD, Prof. Dr. Med. Dent.

Autogenous Bone graft is still the gold standard for the reconstruction of severe atrophy of the maxilla or the mandible. Two & 3 dimensional bony defects need for the reconstruction special surgical procedures with autogenous bone grafts to assure at long term an acceptable functional and esthetical result. Biomaterials have here their limitation and are for such reconstruction until today not an alternative due to their poor regeneration potential. Autogenous bone graft harvested from intraoral sites, especially the retromolar area of the mandible, and used following the split bone block (SBB) technique is offering many possibilities for intra operative facilities and stable long term results. Splitting the thick cortical block to 2 or 3 thin blocks is augmenting the number of blocks allowing the reconstruction of larger atrophic crest and giving a better adaptation to the recipient site with individual determination of the width and the volume of the grafted area. Filling the space and gaps between the thin block and the remaining crest with particulate bone chips is reducing the time needed for revascularization of the graft improving its vitality compared to the original thick block. Implants inserted in this grafted bone presented in long term similar osseointegration as implants placed in non grafted bone.

Perspectives on Vertical and Horizontal Augmentation (Lecture)Istvan Urban, DMD, MD

Vertical and horizontal augmentation presents one of the greatest challenges of bone regeneration in implant dentistry. This is primarily due to the difficulty of the surgical procedure and its potential complications. Patient selection, patient preparation for surgery, precise surgical techniques and postoperative management are the key factors in reducing the rate of bone graft complications. To predictably achieve successful bone augmentation angiogenesis, clot stability and space maintenance should be employed. The SAUSAGE TECHNIQUETM is a minimally invasive and safe approach that is utilized to reconstruct severely atrophied ridges. The choice of grafting materials as well as the long-term preservation crestal bone preservation after ridge augmentation will be presented.Another important factor is flap closure during bone augmentation. The key to achieving wound closure is not only the clinician’s ability in obtaining tension free release flap but also good soft tissue quality and quantity. In an attempt to achieve wound closure and hence graft stability, the buccal mucosa are often broadly released, and this often results in a severe apical translocation of the mucogingival line, loss of vestibule and keratinized mucosa (KM).Recent research on vertical and horizontal ridge augmentation as well as soft tissue reconstruction will utilizing a collagen matrix CMX will be presented. Utilizing these procedures may lessen the need of harvested autogenous bone and may generally lead to decreased morbidity and therefore increased patient comfort and satisfaction associated with these regenerative procedures.

Learning objectives:1. Understand the biology of the incorporation of the bone graft.2. Understand the surgical anatomy of the floor of the mouth3. Learn the surgical principles of ridge augmentation surgery4. Understand the importance of biomaterial selection and healing times effecting the long-term crestal bone stability.5. Learn the surgical principles of the reconstruction of the vestibule and keratinized tissue after ridge augmentation.

Bone Grafting and Reconstructive Surgery Protocols Using Three-Dimensional Technologies (Lecture)Marco Rinaldi, MD, DMDThis presentation will define and illustrate a series of new surgical protocols along with the fabrication of novel surgical guides to approach various clinical situations such as sinus augmentation, harvesting bone grafts from donor sites and placement of autologous bone blocks, and also the planning and insertion of zygomatic implants.Following these protocols will help guide the surgical procedures first in simulation and planning, and then in the execution of every step through advanced and extraordinary technologies to achieve excellent results for our patients.

Preserving Soft and Hard Tissue Around Implants in the Aesthetic Zone. New Perspectives and Treatment Workflow (Lecture)Stavros Pelekanos, DDSSingle implant restorations in the esthetic zone require often demanding surgical and prosthetic therapeutic procedures in order to achieve long term stable results. Despite the clinical and scientific evidence, the clinical handling and the treatment sequence and workflow is of outmost importance determining the final outcome of the implant restoration.

The soft and/or hard tissue enhancement in the majority if not all of the cases in the esthetic zone is absolutely necessary in order to achieve a highly esthetic and natural appearance of the implant crown. The timing, the material selection and the type of the prosthetic restoration further complicate the decision-making and affect the final result.

This presentation will focus on the methodology and treatment sequencing for the single implant-abutment-crown complex and give new perspectives for the treatment planning in the esthetic zone. Moreover, retrospectively various treatment modalities will be discussed and a variety of clinical cases will be presented.

Lecture Topics

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

02:00pm – 05:00pm Workshop 1

Robert Horowitz, DDS Surgical Techniques to Enhance Orthodontic & Other Surgical Techniques to Enhance Orthodontic & Other Advanced Surgical Therapies

Fee: $295.00

The number and scope of instruments and equipment necessary for optimal diagnosis and treatment has grown exponentially. One of the most critical instruments in surgical armamentarium has been, for over 10 years, Piezosurgery. This micro vibrating, ultra precise, ultra-high tech piece of equipment is used in most of Dr. Horowitz’s surgical procedures related to the eventual placement of dental implants. Whether the goal of the initial surgery is atraumatic extraction, ridge split for width augmentation, implant placement, osteotome or lateral approach for sinus augmentation, the Piezosurgical unit has a place. A novel use for this unit is performing corticotomies to assist orthodontic tooth movement. Cases will be shown with both clear aligner and fixed appliance therapy. The addition of Piezosurgery to the group of procedures in PAOO (also called POPA, Wilckodontics) is an important addition to orthodontic therapy and is generally performed by periodontists and oral surgeons. Using surgically enhanced orthodontic therapy, tooth intrusions are more predictable, open bites can be closed more easily, and with hard and soft tissue grafting, arches can be expanded more effectively to get better occlusal schemes and torque roots palatally/lingually to keep the facial surfaces inside the alveolar housing. There are appropriate tips and protocols to make these and other surgical visits (surgical debridement for treatment of peri-implantitis and crown lengthening to name a few) simpler during the procedure and more predictable in outcome. This workshop will demonstrate multiple uses of Piezosurgery. At the end, the participant will have seen both still photos and intraoral videos (through an operating microscope for unparalleled visibility) to familiarize him-or herself with clinical tips that will be usable in many patients.

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Mitra Sadrameli, DMD, MSValue Added Diagnostic Evaluation of CBCT Scans

Fee: $249.00

The presentation is designed to provide techniques and practices for improved diagnosed accuracy. A thorough understanding of the anatomy of the jaws is essential for successful treatment of edentulous sites. The presentation will cover evaluation of head and neck spaces, vital structures and sinonasal anatomy of interest to the implant surgeon. A short discussion on incidental findings of importance necessitating further evaluation is also included.

Optional Hands-On Workshops


11:15am – 12:45pm Workshop 3

Paul Glick, DDS, MSDental Insurance Coding for the Implant Practitioner (Handouts and books provided)

Fee: $149.00

Dental Implant Surgical Treatment is becoming involved and complex after involving multiple products and combination of procedures to achieve an esthetic and functional end result. For most patients, reimbursement is predicated on accurate submission of dental insurance using appropriate coding as contained within Code on Dental Procedure and Nomenclature (CDT) as revised annually by the ADA. Thus, both insurance carriers and dental providers have common procedure codes and associated nomenclature to submit and adjudicate claims. In order to maximize insurance benefits, accuracy in claim submission is essential. During this participant interactive workshop, the current (2016) CDT will be reviewed relative to diagnostic, laboratory and implant surgical codes that embrace the scope of our treatment. Practical cases will be presented with discussion of appropriate coding.



Mitra Sadrameli, DMD, MSValue Added Diagnostic Evaluation of CBCT Scans

Fee: $249.00

The presentation is designed to provide techniques and practices for improved diagnosed accuracy. A thorough understanding of the anatomy of the jaws is essential for successful treatment of edentulous sites. The presentation will cover evaluation of head and neck spaces, vital structures and sinonasal anatomy of interest to the implant surgeon. A short discussion on incidental findings of importance necessitating further evaluation is also included.



Paul Glick, DDS, MSDental Insurance Coding for the Implant Practitioner (Handouts and books provided)

Fee: $149.00

Dental Implant Surgical Treatment is becoming involved and complex after involving multiple products and combination of procedures to achieve an esthetic and functional end result. For most patients, reimbursement is predicated on accurate submission of dental insurance using appropriate coding as contained within Code on Dental Procedure and Nomenclature (CDT) as revised annually by the ADA. Thus, both insurance carriers and dental providers have common procedure codes and associated nomenclature to submit and adjudicate claims. In order to maximize insurance benefits, accuracy in claim submission is essential. During this participant interactive workshop, the current (2016) CDT will be reviewed relative to diagnostic, laboratory and implant surgical codes that embrace the scope of our treatment. Practical cases will be presented with discussion of appropriate coding.



Fouad Khoury, DMD, PhD, Prof. Dr. Med Dent.Bone Augmentation and Soft Tissue Management in Oral Implantology

Fee: $395.00

Program:- Pathophysiology of bone healing- Planning for better aesthetic and function- Minimal invasive augmentation with autogenous bone: Bone Core Technique - Temporary restoration in high atrophy of the jaw: Planning, Provisional implants, Design - Secure bone harvesting from intra oral sites- Split Bone Block (SBB) technique with autogenous bone- Lateral bone augmentation- Vertical and 3D bone augmentation- Soft tissue management in lateral & vertical bone augmentation: Incision design, blood supply, lateral approach, tunnel technique, Kazanjian vestibuloplasty, connective tissue flap- Soft tissue management during implant exposure: rotation, roll & apical reposition flap; papilla reconstruction techniques, soft tissue augmentation - Possible complications and treatment



Daniel Cullum, DDSCrestal Sinus Drills, Skills & Bills – Making the Most with the Least! (Lunch will be provided)

Fee: $395.00

This focused “hands-on workshop” will compare and contrast open and minimally invasive sinus elevation techniques: where, when and why? CBCT diagnosis and treatment planning will demonstrate classic and advanced techniques based on the residual bone height and amount of elevation. The goal is to develop and master advanced skills with predictable and practical minimally invasive techniques for patient centered outcomes!



Istvan Urban, DMD, MD Surgical Techniques to Enhance Orthodontic & Other Perspectives on Vertical and Horizontal Augmentation

Fee: $395.00

Vertical and horizontal augmentation presents one of the greatest challenges of bone regeneration in implant dentistry. This is primarily due to the difficulty of the surgical procedure and its potential complications. Patient selection, patient preparation for surgery, precise surgical techniques and postoperative management are the key factors in reducing the rate of bone graft complications. To predictably achieve successful bone augmentation angiogenesis, clot stability and space maintenance should be employed. The SAUSAGE TECHNIQUETM is a minimally invasive and safe approach that is utilized to reconstruct severely atrophied ridges. The choice of grafting materials as well as the long-term crestal bone preservation after ridge augmentation will be presented. Another important factor is flap closure during bone augmentation. The key to achieving wound closure is not only the clinician’s ability in obtaining tension free release flap but also good soft tissue quality and quantity. In an attempt to achieve wound closure and hence graft stability, the buccal mucosa are often broadly released, and this often results in a severe apical translocation of the mucogingival line, loss of vestibule and keratinized mucosa (KM). Recent research on vertical and horizontal ridge augmentation as well as soft tissue reconstruction utilizing a collagen matrix CMX will be presented. Utilizing these procedures may lessen the need of harvested autogenous bone and may generally lead to decreased morbidity and therefore increased patient comfort and satisfaction associated with these regenerative procedures.

Optional Hands-On Workshops

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**I approve that the amount listed be charged to my credit card to be applied as a deposit towards my complete course costs. I will be invoiced for the remainder of the course fees and any additional charges that as may arise. One form must be submitted for each registrant. If I choose to pay only the deposit at this time, I understand that the remainder is due on or before December 31, 2016. Failure to pay when due may result in forfeiture of my deposit and course attendance. A NON-REFUNDABLE fee of $500.00 is required to reserve your conference attendance. Additional information will be sent after registration has been accepted. Please note, after December 19, 2016 hotel reservations are non-refundable.

Additional Hotel Nights:We have negotiated special rates for 3 days prior to the course beginning and 3 days after the course ends. All hotel nights are the sole responsibility of the attendee and his/her guests and are NOT part of any offered package. Contact MEISINGER USA for information on how to make your hotel reservations.

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Important Notice:• Course speakers and course sponsors are subject to change• Rooms are limited at the The Sebastian Hotel to the first 55 registrants with additional Hotel rooms available at the Sonnenalp Hotel• Should the course be canceled by MEISINGER due to unforeseen reasons, all monies collected prior to the event will be promptly refunded• Acts beyond MEISINGER’s control that may preclude this course from being held shall not be grounds for a refund• All registrations must be made through MEISINGER USA

Hands-On Workshops: (Wed. Feb. 1st- Fri. Feb. 3rd)

Optional hands-on workshops are limited to 30 attendees per workshop(unless otherwise stated)

Workshop 1 - Dr. Robert Horowitz (Wed.) $295.00

Workshop 2 - Dr. Mitra Sadrameli (Wed.) $249.00

Workshop 3 - Dr. Paul Glick (Thurs.) $149.00

Workshop 4 - Dr. Istvan Urban (Thurs.) $395.00

Workshop 5 - Dr. Fouad Khoury (Fri.) $395.00

Workshop 6 - Dr. Daniel Cullum (Fri.) $395.00

Registration Form Phone: (303) 268-5400 • Fax: (303) 268-5407 • Email: [email protected]

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Ski Race: (Sat., Feb. 4th)

Ski Race (Per person fee to race) FREE THIS YEAR! $20.00

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