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Prof. Dr. Lior Shapira

Jerusalem, Israel
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Prof. Nitzan Bichacho DDS, DMD

Tel Aviv, Israel
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Prof Mariano Sanz MD

Madrid, Spain
12. Sept. 2024
Hands-on Workshops
14:0017:00
Guided Surgery For Advanced Users – Treatment Plan as the Key To Success Dr. Tali Chackartchi, Prof. Dr. Ignacio Sanz Sànchez
Dental implants are highly predictable in terms of implant survival. However, today we need to
consider many critical factors to achieve long-term success. One of the most important ones is
treatment planning. We need to consider that dental implantology is a prosthetic discipline with a
surgical component and, therefore, it is mandatory to merge the radiographic information with the wax
up to plan the implants and the surgery based on the designed future restoration.
With the advent of new technologies and the demand from the patient for immediacy, immediate
loading protocols have become very popular and routine treatment in the clinic. To make this process
much easier and predictable, the combination of a surgical guide with a prosthetic guide may be
consider. This protocol is based on using common anchoring pins on different guides, giving the
chance to place the implants completely guided and then to place the provisional restoration with a
second guide.
In the present workshop, we will review the key factors when planning digitally an implant case. We
will evaluate which elements we need to take into consideration to improve the accuracy of guided
surgery, and we will present several clinical cases using the prosthetic guide approach.
Moreover, we will run a hands-on workshop with the following

learning objectives:

* To evaluate prosthetically-driven planning for immediate loading procedures on a partial edentulous case.
* To combine a surgical MGUIDE and a prosthetic MGUIDE for a partial bridge case.
* To review the tricks for the guided surgery of the conical implant system.
* To do an immediate loading procedure using the prosthetic MGUIDE after placing the implants fully guided.

14:0017:00
Soft Tissue Harvesting Techniques Prof. Dr. Moshe Goldstein
Soft Tissue grafting is an important part of modern Implant Dentistry. Soft tissue grafts are used to
increase the volume of Keratinized Tissues before, during, or after implant placement. They are
imperative for Vestibulopathy procedures. Have a major role in the management of extraction sites
before or concomitant with implant placement, especially in the esthetic zone, and significant
contribution when aiming to repair soft tissue deficiencies at functioning implants.
The main donor site for autologous soft tissue is the palate and there are several techniques of soft
tissue harvesting. The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the different soft tissue
harvesting techniques. Their specifics, advantages and disadvantages.

Hands-on workshop-Soft tissue harvesting techniques:

* Free epithelial graft
* Connective tissue graft - the de-epithelialization technique
* Connective tissue graft - the single incision technique
* Connective tissue graft - the trap door technique
* * The training will be performed on pig jaws.

Learning Objectives:

* Learn how to harvest autogenous soft tissue grafts
* Learn how to choose the appropriate type of soft tissue harvesting technique for specific indications
* Learn how to minimize complications when harvesting soft tissue from the palate

14:0017:00
Current Evidence and Concepts with Collagenous Xenogeneic Materials: From Soft and Hard Tissue Grafting around Teeth and Implants Prof. Dr. Darko Božić
Participants will be shown how to properly use collagenous xenogeneic materials for hard and soft
tissue grafting around teeth and implants. Single and multiple recession coverage with a coronally advanced flap or the tunneling technique.Tips and tricks.Implant placement with simultaneous soft tissue augmentation and thickening around implants: A
simplified method. Participants will learn how to do flap designs and suturing techniques properly.
How does OSSIX Volumax perform in the long-term in soft tissue grafting around teeth and implants?
Can these materials be used for every indication?

Learning objectives:

* Properly executing recession treatment (multiple and single) with OSSIX Volumax.
* Increasing soft tissue thickness around implants using OSSIX Volumax and how this material behaves in the long run.
* Limitations of OSSIX Volumax for soft tissue grafting and when not to use it and how to avoid mistakes to achieve optimal clinical results.

14:0017:00
Excellence Based on Prosthetic Planning and Component Selection Dr. Venceslav Stankov
Nowadays, the focus of implant therapies is changing more and more toward Aesthetics. In order to have a harmonized smile we need to focus on tissue support and maintenance. The key role here is the transmucosal components and prosthetic design. Conical connection and thin prosthetic components with a gentle emergence profile provide significant advantages.
Different scenarios and clinical situations will be discussed.
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Prof. Dr. Lior Shapira

Jerusalem, Israel
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Prof. Nitzan Bichacho DDS, DMD

Tel Aviv, Israel
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Prof Mariano Sanz MD

Madrid, Spain
13. Sept. 2024
Session I: The Challenge of the Smile Zone Ariel J. Raigrodski DMD, MS
09:0010:00
Digital Interdisciplinary Treatments in Esthetic Zone Dr. Victor Clavijo, Dr. Gustavo Giordani
In this new world that we live in, joining specialties combined with fast procedures has become
something fundamental for the success of aesthetic rehabilitation. When we are faced with an
interdisciplinary case involving cosmetic surgery, the use of digital planning for a correct and fast
guided execution, combined with prosthetic rehabilitation, offers the patient and staff a more
predictable, quick and less invasive treatment, seeking dentistry planned and non-reactive results.
During this presentation, we will show how to work with a fast and predictable digital workflow
combining Implants, surgical periodontics and aesthetic rehabilitation.

Learning Objectives:

* Virtual planning and Guided Surgery
* Minimal invasive surgery procedures combined with aesthetic rehabilitations
* Fast and Interdisciplinary treatments
* Implants in Aesthetic zone
* Soft tissue grafts
* Tissue manipulation
* Ceramic rehabilitation
10:0011:00
Management of Cases with High Aesthetic Demand, the Position of the Tissue and the Implant
Aesthetics has become one of the main motivations of patients at dental offices today. The oro-facial harmony does not depend only on the position, color, shape, or size of the teeth but also on its direct relationship with the position and architecture of the tissue, which can determine the failure or success of the case. The concept of “TISSUE” implies aesthetics and function. The different mucogingival techniques are designed to correct the position, volume and characteristics of the tissue, to obtain a perfect end for our cases around teeth and implants. Digital dentistry gives us the possibility to plan where the tissue and implant position should be before we start with the case; this way, we will only need to follow the steps of the planification and so obtain a predictable and perfect end. The use of digital is a reality in our days and makes our practice a lot easier and more predictable.

Session II: Biological Complications: Prevention or Handling Strategies
12:0013:00
Technical Aspects in the Surgical Treatment of Peri-Implantitis Alberto Monje
Peri-implantitis is a pathogenic inflammatory condition characterized by progressive bone loss and clinical inflammation that may compromise the stability of dental implants. Therapeutic modalities have been advocated to arrest the disorder and to establish peri-implant health. Reconstructive therapy is indicated for bone defects exhibiting contained/angular components.
This therapeutic modality is based on the application of the biological and technical principles of periodontal regeneration. On the other hand, respective interventions aim at closing the pocket by means of osteoplasty and/or mucosal resection. It is yet unclear the step-by-step approach to achieve success conveying the potential and limitations. Therefore, the aim of this lecture is to provide the technical foundation in the surgical therapy of peri-implantitis.
12:0013:00
Avoiding Complications in Vertical GBR Procedures Dr. Isabella Rocchietta
Dental implants have been successfully implemented as a routine therapeutic approach in partially and fully edentulous patients. Alveolar defects compromise the “prosthetically-driven” dental implant positioning, unless detailed planning is performed prior to the surgical phase. Many techniques have been described to augment the alveolar bone, including autogenous block grafts, titanium mesh, distraction osteogenesis, and guided bone regeneration, just to name a few.
The use of Guided Bone Regeneration associated with non-autogenous scaffolds constitutes a solid therapy for bone augmentation in the vast majority of alveolar defects with or without implants. Choosing the correct therapeutic approach with the appropriate biomaterials as well as soft tissue management are fundamental players to achieve success in advanced GBR procedures. However, complications are the biggest threat that jeopardizes the final result. Prevention is crucial to avoid complications, but when they do occur, the delicate management changes the course of events, often resulting in a successful outcome. A decision tree based on clinical experience and supported by the literature is important to master and be prepared for any adverse event that may occur prior to, during, or after a complex surgery such as GBR.
14:0015:00
Peri-Implantitis Prevention: Understanding Local-and Patient-Related Risk Factors Dr. med. dent. Aušra Ramanauskaitė
Peri-implantitis is a plaque-associated pathological condition characterized by mucosal inflammation along with progressive loss of supporting bone. Substantial evidence suggests that non-surgical therapy is of limited efficacy in arresting further bone loss, thus indicating the necessity of surgical intervention in the majority of patients diagnosed with peri-implantitis.
Achieving optimal treatment results in diverse clinical situations requires proper knowledge of indications and surgical performance of different surgical treatment modalities. This lecture will cover different surgical peri–implantitis treatment concepts, including reconstructive, resective, and combined surgical therapies, and the decisive factors in determining which surgical technique is most appropriate in different peri-implantitis cases. Important aspects of soft-tissue management and the rationale for soft-tissue volume grafting following surgical peri-implantitis treatment, as well as the prognostic factors associated with treatment outcomes, will be further discussed.
Session III: Beyond Implants: Pioneering Future Trends Prof. Dr. Moshe Goldstein
15:3016:30
Future Trends of Bone Regeneration, Tissue Engineering and Cell Therapy Prof Mariano Sanz
Current bone regenerative interventions are based on tissue engineering principles, using different combinations of:

a. cells with the ability to differentiate into bone-producing cells (mature osteoblasts);
b. bone replacement grafts as scaffolds providing not only a space maintenance effect, but also intrinsic properties to guide or induce new bone formation (osteoconduction or osteoinduction);
c. signaling molecules that guide the wound healing process towards new bone formation and full defect regeneration. In this presentation, we shall focus on one of the principles, the effective use of cells, by describing the scientific background and the clinical application of autologous stromal cells harvested from the iliac crest bone marrow and characterized and expanded ex vivo.

We shall present the results from a recent clinical trial on mandibular vertical bone regeneration, and we shall elaborate on future perspectives of this technology and on the use of cellproducts (secretome) as signaling molecules for bone regeneration.
Guest Lecture
16:3517:35
The Power of Trust to Transform Uncertainty into Opportunity in the Dental Clinic Mario Alonso Puig
In this conference, we will explore the following themes:
-Dealing with uncertainty about results and complications
-Learning how to release our own fears and help our patients to release their fears
-Trust as the essential ingredient in creating an emotional bond with the patient
-The 6 pillars of a high-performance team: awareness, responsibility, motivation, confidence, action, continuous improvement
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Prof. Dr. Lior Shapira

Jerusalem, Israel
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Prof. Nitzan Bichacho DDS, DMD

Tel Aviv, Israel
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Prof Mariano Sanz MD

Madrid, Spain
14. Sept. 2024
Session I: Live Surgery Prof. Nitzan Bichacho DDS, DMD
09:0012:00
Live Surgery: Full Arch Placement of 6 Implants and Immediate Loading Using the Stackable Prosthetic Guide Dr. Stavros Pelekanos
Placements of implants and immediate loading of a full arch is an advanced clinical procedure that requires meticulous planning and a team approach that has to be perfectly coordinated.
Furthermore, traditional static navigation has some limitations even when bone-supported surgical guides are used in edentulous or partially edentulous patients with terminal dentition.
Subsequently, the exchange of the surgical guide to the prosthetic guide further complicates the accurate positioning and the final delivery of the provisional prosthesis.
The aim of this session is to provide some innovative solutions to enhance the accuracy of such procedures using the MGUIDE system.
The participants will have the opportunity to watch a live transmission from Athens, Greece, a live surgery that will include full arch placement of 6 implants using a surgical guide.
An innovative workflow using a stackable guide will be utilized for the accurate delivery of the provisional restoration on the immediate loaded implants.
Stay tuned!
Session II: Ways to Enhance Tissue Stability Prof Mariano Sanz MD
12:0013:00
What Can Be Achieved with Collagenous Matrix for Soft Tissue Enhancement Around Implants Prof. Dr. Darko Božić
Among the goals of periodontal plastic surgery, one of the key ones around implants is to change the soft tissue phenotype. Based on the current literature, the connective tissue graft is still considered a gold standard for soft tissue enhancement around implants. Autogenous soft tissue harvesting requires an additional surgical procedure, which makes it more traumatic and painful for the patients. To reduce patients' morbidity over the last decade, Xenogenous collagen matrices have been introduced as replacement grafts for autogenous ones.
However, these materials have limitations, and there is also a learning curve when utilizing them.
This lecture will cover various collagenous matrices for soft tissue reconstruction and will show clinical results when using these materials and comparisons to autogenous grafts. Their limitations and proper indications will be shown to understand the right approach when using these materials.
13:0014:00
Regenerative Strategies to Enhance Hard and Soft Tissue Stability Prof. Dr. Tara Aghaloo
Dental implants are a successful and predictable treatment option for missing teeth, and most patients and clinicians seek this treatment to replace missing teeth. Favorable implant outcomes depend greatly on adequate bone and soft tissue for restoratively driven implant placement, long-term function, and optimal esthetics. For the practicing clinician, predictability and long-term stability of regenerative techniques are extremely important, and we must think and plan for the maintenance of esthetic and functional outcomes. As younger patients are seeking implant therapy and major defects from previously failed implant treatment are becoming more common, how can we ensure that our reconstructions will last the lifetime of the patient? Following biological principles to create adequate bone to support implants and considering soft tissue quality and quantity to maintain health around implants are the keys to long-term tissue stability. This presentation will update the practicing clinician on advances in hard and soft tissue augmentation to facilitate long-term implant esthetics and
function.

Learning objectives:

* This presentation will discuss strategies, techniques, and technologies to enhance bone regeneration and stability.
* This presentation will familiarize the participant with techniques to regenerate deficient alveolar ridges to facilitate long-term hard and soft tissue stability.
14:0015:00
Natural Mucosal Contour around Implants: Techniques, Execution and Critical Decision-Making Dr. Serhat Aslan
When natural dentition is combined with dental implants, treatment modalities become more complex due to anatomical differences. Blood supply, handling of the soft tissues, flap thickness, design and tension are key elements to achieve successful surgical outcome. These factors should be evaluated and controlled during the surgical intervention. Despite the control of these critical elements, the presence of soft and hard tissue deficiencies caused by improper therapies or clinical conditions will create some difficult tasks for the clinician in the way of seeking excellence. Not only w!ll appropriate surgery bring the successful outcomes, but also proper prosthetic procedures. Therefore, the healthy soft tissue interface and tooth-resembling emergence must be created by prosthetic guidance when the esthetic outcome is the primary objective. In this presentation, critical elements and new perspectives of esthetic implant therapy.
Session III: The Daily Integration of Digital Workflow Dr. Tali Chackartchi
15:3016:30
Digital Planning of Surgery and Prosthetics for Optimal Aesthetics Dr. Venceslav Stankov
16:3017:30
Creating the Most Personalized Smile Design and a Guided Approach to Reach It: Analog vs Digital Dr. Galip Gürel, CDT Hilal Kuday, Dr. Stefen Koubi
While some of the final esthetic results are creating the “wow” effect, some may fail to meet the patient's expectations due to disharmony between the smile design and the patient's personality. The patient may feel that the restored teeth do not really “belong” to him or her. Without the proper knowledge, the origin of this disharmony can be difficult to identify. Most of all the smiles are being designed intuitively by the dentist or the ceramist. It has always been a challenge to create a smile design so that the final result would be precisely predicted from day one. In some cases, the dentists build this design, in other words, “the mock-up,” by themselves, directly in the patient's mouth. However, some leave it to the ceramist that they
work with. More importantly, this smile design does not always match the patient’s functional, biological and emotional needs. This brings out the extreme need and precision of the “mock-up.”
The aim of this lecture is to present a novel concept that involves the creation of a mock-up that will be matched with a customized personal image, expressing a person's sense of identity which is based on the “Visagism” VIS concept that helps dental clinicians provide restorations that account not only for esthetics, but also for the psychosocial features of the created image, which affect patients’ emotions, sense of identity, behavior, and self-esteem. Even with this very valuable VIS smile design, for some dentists, creating a direct mock-up may be difficult. Filling an empty space with teeth that will fulfill all the above expectations can be a difficult task. However, with the new digital technologies, this is no longer a problem.
The REBEL is the new 3D SMILE DESIGN program, which can immediately convert the 2D VIS smile design into 3D. This way, the dentist will be able to immediately 3D print this STL file and be able to place the final wax up in the patient's mouth. Of course, if the design is the crucial point, a guided clinical protocol where all the steps are standardized is mandatory.
The challenge of the esthetic zone should always follow a predictable protocol because there is no room for failure in this crucial area. Whatever the complexity of the clinical situation (Worn dentition, implantology), the practitioner needs to use a comprehensive methodology with a simple philosophy able to guide the treatment during the different clinical steps. The purpose of this session is to suggest a precise and reproducible method that simplifies the treatment of smile enhancement through implantology. A wax-up and a mock-up are mostly used for designing aesthetic outcomes and driving implant position accordingly. Guided implantology will be presented to highlight the need for guided dentistry for the implant/pros
connection.

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Prof. Dr. Tara Aghaloo DDS, MD, PhD

Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Los Angeles
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Dr. Serhat Aslan DDS, PhD

Türkei, Izmir
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Prof. Nitzan Bichacho DDS, DMD

Israel, Tel Aviv

Nitzan Bichacho, D.M.D., bekleidet die Position eines Experten für Prothetik im Rang eines Professors an der Fakultät für Zahnmedizin der Hebräischen Universität und des Hadassah-Krankenhauses in Jerusalem, Israel, wo er 1984 graduierte. Prof. Bichacho ist ehemaliger Präsident und Ehrenmitglied der European Academy of Esthetic Dentistry (EAED) und ist in den Redaktionsbeiräten führender internationaler zahnmedizinischer Fachzeitschriften tätig. Er hat restaurative und prothetische klinische Techniken entwickelt, die weltweit weit verbreitet sind. Prof. Bichacho veröffentlicht und hält weltweit Vorträge über zahnärztliche Implantattherapie, feste Prothetik, interdisziplinäre Behandlungen und innovative Behandlungsmethoden in der ästhetischen Zahnmedizin. Die Bichacho-Klinik in Tel Aviv konzentriert sich auf hochwertige ästhetisch orientierte interdisziplinäre Behandlungen und arbeitet mit weltweit renommierten Kollegen und Zahntechnikern zusammen.

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Prof. Dr. Darko Božić DMD, MSc, PhD

Kroatien, Zagreb
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Dr. Tali Chackartchi

Israel, Jerusalem

Tali Chackartchi schloss ihr Zahnmedizinstudium im Jahr 2002 ab. Sie absolvierte ein postgraduales Programm in Parodontologie an der Abteilung für Parodontologie der Hadassah & Hebrew University Fakultät für Zahnmedizin im Jahr 2008 und wurde im selben Jahr klinische Lehrkraft der Abteilung. Seit 2009 ist sie eine von der EFP akkreditierte Spezialistin. Im Jahr 2009 schloss sie das Programm für implantatrekonstruktive Zahnheilkunde im G.Niznick Oral Implant Center ab. Sie erhielt ein zweijähriges Stipendium vom Staub-Family-Fonds für Perio-Prothetik-Stipendiaten. Sie betreibt Forschung im Bereich der biologischen und klinischen Auswirkungen der kombinierten Ortho-Perio-Behandlung sowie der digitalen und geführten Implantologie. Sie ist internationale Referentin für digitale Implantologie, Knochenaufbau, Weichgewebemanagement um Zähne und Implantate sowie die „Ortho-Perio“-Schnittstelle. Ehemaliges Vorstandsmitglied des israelischen Facharztforums. Mitglied des israelischen Postgraduierten-Prüfungsausschusses. Mitglied des Expertenrats der Osteology Foundation und ehemalige Präsidentin der israelischen Gesellschaft für Parodontologie und Osseointegration. Inhaberin einer Privatpraxis in Tel-Aviv, die sich auf Parodontologie und Implantologie spezialisiert.

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Dr. Victor Clavijo DDS

Brasilien, São Paulo

Dr. Clavijo schloss sein Studium der Zahnmedizin an der Universität Paulista (UNIP) ab. Später hat er sowohl einen Master als auch einen Doktortitel in restaurativer Zahnmedizin an der Araraquara Dental School, São Paulo State University (UNESP) erworben. Seine Spezialisierung in Implantologie erfolgte an der SENAC-Universität in São Paulo, Brasilien. Er führt eine Privatpraxis mit Schwerpunkt auf restaurativer und ästhetischer Zahnheilkunde. Dr. Clavijo hat mehr als 40 Fachbeiträge in Portugiesisch, Englisch und Spanisch veröffentlicht.

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Dr. Gustavo Giordani DDS

Brasilien, São Paolo

Dr. Gustavo Giordani "Guto" ist Facharzt für Mund-, Kiefer- und Gesichtschirurgie sowie Traumatologie mit einem zusätzlichen Abschlüssen in Parodontologie und Implantologie. Er konnte seine Kenntnisse im Rahmen eines internationalen Stipendiums im Bereich der parodontalen und periimplantären plastischen Chirurgie in Antwerpen, Belgien, bei Dr. Van Dooren vertiefen. Aufgrund seiner nationalen und internationalen wissenschaftlichen Veröffentlichungen gilt er als einer der wichtigsten Namen in der modernen Parodontologie und Implantodontie. Er reist um die Welt, um sein Wissen auf den bedeutendsten Kongressen weiterzugeben und gemeinsam mit den größten Namen der Zahnmedizin Patienten zu behandeln.

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Prof. Dr. Moshe Goldstein

Israel, Jerusalem
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Dr. Galip Gürel DDS, MSc

Türkei, Istanbul
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Dr. Stefen Koubi

Frankreich, Marseille

Dr. Stefen Koubi schloss sein Studium der Zahnmedizin an der Universität Marseille, Frankreich, im Jahr 1998 ab. Seit 2008 ist er Dozent an den Abteilungen für konservierende und restaurative Zahnmedizin der zahnmedizinischen Fakultät der Universität Marseille und seit 2011 Doktor der Zahnmedizin. Er betreibt eine private Praxis in Marseille und in Paris. Sein Interessensschwerpunkt ist die ästhetische Rehabilitation aus kosmetischen oder funktionellen Gründen (Zahnverschleiß). Als Gastredner bei vielen Fachgesellschaften für ästhetische Zahnmedizin auf der ganzen Welt referiert er über einfache Konzepte für qualitativ hochwertige ästhetische Versorgungen und erhält zahlreiche Einladungen als Dozent in Postgraduiertenprogrammen. Dr. Koubi wurde im Jahr 2012 von den Studenten der Universität Marseille mit dem Goldenen Molaren (Hochschullehrer des Jahres) ausgezeichnet und erhielt im selben Jahr die Auszeichnung als bester Nachwuchsredner der Societe Odontologique de Paris. Seit 2012 ist er aktives Mitglied der Gruppe StyleItaliano und verantwortlich für indirekte Versorgungen. Im selben Jahr gründete er das Institut de la Facette, ein privates Weiterbildungsinstitut für die Themen Veneerversorgungen aus ästhetischen und funktionellen Gründen und digitale Zahnmedizin. Zudem ist er Autor und Koautor vieler nationaler und internationaler Publikationen zu Themen der ästhetischen Zahnmedizin und Zahnverschleiß.

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CDT Hilal Kuday

Türkei, Bodrum
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Alberto Monje DDS, MS, PhD

Spanien, Barcelona
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Dr. Stavros Pelekanos

Griechenland, Kallithea
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Mario Alonso Puig

Spanien, Madrid
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Dr. med. dent. Aušra Ramanauskaitė PhD, MSc, DDS

Deutschland, Frankfurt
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Dr. Isabella Rocchietta DDS, MSc

Vereingtes Königreich von Großbritannien und Nordirland, London

Isabella Rocchietta, DDS, MSc, ist eine ehrenamtliche leitende Forschungsmitarbeiterin der Abteilung für Parodontologie und Dozentin für das Diplom in Implantologie am UCL Eastman Dental Institute in London. Sie ist ein gewähltes Vorstandsmitglied der Europäischen Akademie für Osseointegration und Mitglied des Expertenrats der Osteologie-Stiftung. Sie ist Autorin mehrerer nationaler und internationaler begutachteter Veröffentlichungen und Buchkapitel. Dr. Rocchietta führt klinische Arbeiten beschränkt auf Parodontologie und Implantologie in London und Mailand durch und hält international Vorträge.

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Prof Mariano Sanz MD

Spanien, Madrid

Mariano Sanz ist Professor und Leiter der Abteilung für Parodontologie an der Universität Complutense Madrid (Spanien) und Professor an der Fakultät für Zahnmedizin an der Universität Oslo (Norwegen). Er schloss sein Medizinstudium 1981 an der Universität Complutense Madrid ab, wo er 1983 einen Abschluss in Stomatologie erhielt und 1985 zum Doktor der Medizin promovierte. Seine Facharztausbildung in Parodontologie erhielt er 1987 an der University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA). Er wurde mit Ehrendoktorwürden von der Universität San Sebastian in Santiago (Chile), der Universität von Göteborg (Schweden) und der Universität von Coimbra (Portugal) ausgezeichnet.

Seit 2005 ist Prof. Sanz Vorsitzender der ETEP-Forschungsgruppe zur Ätiologie und Therapie parodontaler Erkrankungen, deren Hauptforschungsbereiche die orale Mikrobiologie, bakterielle Wirt-Interaktionen und antimikrobielle Ansätze in der Behandlung von Gingivitis und Parodontitis sind. Die Forschungsgruppe hat klinische Studien zur Wirksamkeit unterschiedlicher Ansätze zur parodontalen Regeneration mittels chirurgischer Protokolle unter Verwendung von Zahnimplantaten und therapeutische Ansätze zur Behandlung von Periimplantitis durchgeführt.

Prof. Sanz hat 230 Artikel in wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften veröffentlicht, 50 Buchkapitel verfasst und war in den letzten fünf Jahren als eingeladener Referent an mehr als 200 wissenschaftlichen Veranstaltungen beteiligt. Er ist stellvertretender Redakteur des Journal of Clinical Periodontology und Evidence-Based Dental Practice und Mitglied der Redaktionsausschüsse verschiedener anderer zahnmedizinischer Zeitschriften. Er wurde mit dem Jens-Waerhaug-Forschungspreis der Skandinavischen Gesellschaft für Parodontologie (1984), dem Outstanding-Service-Preis der International Association for Dental Research (2015) und dem IADR-Straumann-Preis für regenerative parodontale Medizin (2015) ausgezeichnet.

Er ist Mitglied des Exekutivkomitees der European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) und Vorsitzender ihres Workshop-Komitees. Er hat die EFP zuvor als Präsident (1993-1994) und Generalsekretär (1998–2005) gedient. Er ist Präsident der Osteology Foundation, Präsident der kontinentaleuropäischen Abteilung der International Association for Dental Research und Präsident der Association for Dental Education in Europe (ADEE).

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Prof. Dr. Ignacio Sanz Sànchez

Spanien, Madrid
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Dr. Venceslav Stankov

Bulgarien, Plovdiv

Dr. Ventseslav Stankov gehört zu den am besten etablierten Fachleuten auf dem Gebiet der Zahnmedizin in Bulgarien. Er leitet als Chefarzt der Dr. Stankov Dental Clinique ein Team von 24 Mitarbeitern. Die klinische Arbeit von Dr. Stankov fokussiert sich auf ganzheitliche ästhetische Behandlungen in der Zahnmedizin, Implantologie, parodontale plastische Mikrochirurgie, parodontale Regeneration, komplexe Fälle von Zahnersatz auf natürlichen Zähnen und Implantaten. Ventseslav Stankov ist ein anerkannter und einflussreicher nationaler Dozent - ein Vorreiter in seinem Fachgebiet. Er hat eine Reihe von Kursen zur postgradualen Qualifizierung in den Bereichen Parodontologie und Prothetik geleitet. Dr. Stankov hat den zweiten Preis des einjährigen Masterprogramms von GIDE (Global Institute for Dental Education) an der University of California, Los Angeles (2013) gewonnen. Seine Karriere begann nach dem Abschluss seines Zahnmedizinstudiums an der Fakultät für Zahnmedizin der Medizinischen Universität in Plovdiv (2007). Dr. Stankov absolviert derzeit das Ausbildungsprogramm von Pierpaolo Cortellini und Maurizio Tonetti. Außerdem besucht er die Kurse des Zimmer Instituts in der Schweiz. Ventseslav Stankov ist aktives Mitglied der bulgarischen Akademie für ästhetische Zahnmedizin, des GIDE Study Club und des Zimmer Club.

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