Symposium:

The Future of Implant Dentistry

November 10th 2023

Hotel Amsterdam Zuidas

Recent scientific developments that help to boost your total implant care to the next level

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Where & when?

When: November 10th 2023

Where: Hotel Amsterdam Zuidas

Tommaso Albinonistraat 200

1083 HM AMSTERDAM

Time: 09:00 – 17:00

Language: English

Ticketprice, workshop & lunch included: €299 ex VAT- 20 limited seats

Ticketprice lecture only: €150 ex VAT

New research and technological innovations are changing the landscape

Learn about technological innovations from Switzerland as well as groundbreaking scientific research from Italy that will change the way we view implantology.

After this Friday, November 10th, you want to do things differently on Monday. Don’t miss this symposium.

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10:00 – 12:00

Workshop 1 is fully bookedWould you like to be on the reserve list in case people cancel? Let us know. The other workshop still has availability.

Workshop 1: A hands-on course regarding soft tissue manipulation by Dr. Meizi Eliezer

Dr. Meizi Eliezer

Specialization in Periodontology and Implant dentistry Bern university, Switzerland

Abstract:

A hands-on course regarding soft tissue manipulation

The guidelines for harvesting tissues;
Is there any difference between different harvesting areas and depths?
How to harvest soft tissue;
When and where to use FGG free gingival graft and where and when to use SECTG subepithelial connective tissue graft;
How to mimic the risks of blood vessels and nerve injuries;
How can we help fasten the wound healing in the donor site and in the recipient site? (xHyA);
How to apply xHya in the recipient site and in the harvesting site.

Workshop 2: Guided implanting by Jan-Willem Vaartjes

Jan-Willem Vaartjes

Specilization in Implant Dentistry. Former Vice President of the Royal Dental Association of the Netherlands

Abstract:

A hands-on course regarding digital workflows in implantology

Learn how to use the most modern and effective planning software for dentists and implantologists;
Cloud-based software with a complete new and user-friendly interface;
Plan your implants accurately, quickly and easily;
Drilling templates, models and preliminary data;
Learn to utilize the complete workflow;
Increase your treatment competence and grow your practice.

12:00 – 13:00

Lunch

Enjoy a nourishing lunch prepared by the chefs of Hotel Zuidas Van der Valk (inluding vegetarian options). If there are any allergies we need to be aware of, please let us know.

13:00 – 14:00

Dr. Sergio Spinato

Associate professor of the Bologna university

Abstract:

Early Marginal Bone Loss (MBL) results in unwanted exposure of the moderately rough implant surface to the microbiome of the oral cavity. Surface roughness determines biofilm formation by facilitating biofilm adhesion, maturation and colonization. Implants with a significant MBL during the first year of function showed a higher probability of future peri-implantitis. Therefore, preventing and minimizing MBL during implant therapy may significantly reduce the risk of peri-implantitis development.

MBL may be influenced by both surgical factors (overheating during site preparation, excessive cortical compression, insufficient crestal bone width) and prosthetic variables (type of implant/abutment connection, entity and location of implant/ abutment micro-gap, multiple abutment disconnections, cement remnants). Numerous studies suggest that early marginal bone resorption is influenced more by prosthetic phases than by surgical phases. The apico-coronal positioning of implants and the use of long prosthetic abutments seems to be effective in preventing MBL. Additionally, recent findings relating to both peri-implant mucosal thickness and the effects of implant surfaces (machined and traditional rough surfaces) in the limitation of MBL will be discussed.

14:00 – 15:00

Dr. Meizi Eliezer

Specialization in Periodontology and Implant dentistry Bern university, Switzerland

Abstract:

Hyaluronic acid is know since 1934. It has been shown to be involved with most of the regenerative mechanisms in both soft and hard tissues. In vitro and animal studies have demonstrated that HA significantly increases the tensile strength of granulation tissue, stimulates clot formation, induces angiogenesis, and increases and does not interfere with the calcification nodules during bone formation.

Furthermore, HA facilitates cell migration and differentiation during tissue formation and repair of both soft and hard tissues. Recently, it has been shown to improve periodontal ligament cell viability, and even early osteogenic differentiation in vitro.

All these aforementioned properties are essential for tissue regeneration and wound healing. This presentation will explain how hyaluronic acid can facilitate and improve daily procedures in dentistry like the Hygenic stage, soft and hard tissue regeneration.

15:00 – 15:30

Jan-Willem Vaartjes

Specilization in Implant Dentistry. Former Vice President of the Royal Dental Association of the Netherlands.

Abstract:

Recently more and more affordable and quick plasma devices came available on the market.

Hydrofylic and activated surfaces have shown to osseointegrate faster and better. Recently results on abutments have superior tissue integration.

In this lecture Jan-Willem Vaartjes will elaborates on:

Introduction plasma / UV in the dental industry – devices, applications and operating principle
Scientific evidence of Plasma / UV activation of titanium and possible benefits
Practical use of Plasma gas in a dental office

15:30 – 16:30

Xander Rijpstra

Dentist/Owner Dental Practice Peak

Geert Landman

Dentist/Owner Dental Practice Peak

Abstract:

In today's society, a beautiful smile holds significant impact, which is reflected in the rising demand for advanced dental treatments at our private practice in Deventer. Dental science has progressed far beyond isolated solutions, and we now focus on the comprehensive and harmonious integration of multiple dental specialties for better patient outcomes.

The relationship between restorative dentistry and implant dentistry is multifaceted, encompassing pre-treatment planning, preparation, and post-implant positioning. It's a dynamic interplay that demands meticulous consideration and expertise. Our keynote explores the inherent challenges, triumphs, and the intricate dance that occurs when these two domains unite to redefine smiles and lives.

Orthodontics not only bestows aesthetic perfection but also lays the groundwork for lasting oral health. When combined with implant dentistry, it serves the dual purpose of enhancing smiles and restoring lost function through dental implants.

We will uncover the indispensable need for digital treatment planning in orthodontic en restarative intervention in the context of dental rehabilitation plans, showcasing real-world case studies that demonstrate how the alignment of teeth can serve as the cornerstone for successful implant outcomes.

16:30

Drinks

Inspired by what new research shows and what the future brings in technological innovations, catch up with old acquaintances and connect with new professionals from the field to expand your network.