“Predictable Implantology Solution with Dentium”

DEC 6-7 2019Four Seasons Hotel, Tunis, Tunisia

Topic Time

09:00 ~ 09:10 (10’)

09:10 ~ 10:00 (50’)

10:50 ~ 11:10 (20’)

13:20 ~ 14:10 (50’)

Dr. Jason Buglass

14:10 ~15:00 (50’)

15:00~15:20 (20’)

15:20~16:10 (50’)

16:10 ~ 17:10 (60’)

17:10 ~ 17:20 (10’)

19:30 ~ 21:30 (120’)

10:00 ~ 10:50 (50’)

11:10 ~ 12:10 (60’)

12:10 ~ 13:20 (70’)

Prof. Frederick Gaultier

Dr. Sung-Min Chung

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Prof. Ignacio Sanz Sánchez

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Prof. Andrei Mostovei

Opening Announcement

Dr. Roland Török Augmentation the Key for a Long Term Success? When, why and how much bone do we need around implants

Crestal and lateral sinus �oor elevation with simultaneous implants placement. Minimally invasive approaches

Lunch

Q&A / Co�ee Break

Practical Digital Transformation

Innovation in bone grafting

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Prof. Jorge Bertos Quílez

Q&A / Co�ee Break

Dr. Bachir Othmane

Dr. Jason Buglass Closing Announcement

A new generation of implant guided surgery system :work�ow, accuracy and predictability

Gala Dinner

Are peri-implant diseases a real problem today?

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Speaker

Planning and execution of complex caseswith inhouse new technology

Dec.7 (SAT) / Main Congress

Dr. Moez Mbarek(Lecture)

Dr. Ahmed Rekik(Lecture)

09:00 ~ 12:00

Dr. Jason Buglass(Hands on)

Dr. Michaël BetitoDr. Daniel HattabDr. Eric Amsellem

(Hands on)

14:00 ~ 17:00

French

Immediate non-occlusal loading inthe aesthetic zone, Clinical cases

How to Use the Dentium Guided SurgerySystem

English

Extraction Socket Management for long-term aesthetic and functional results

Dec.6 (FRI) / Pre-Congress

Topic Speaker Language

Dentium Fixed prosthesis : From simple crown to full mouth rehabilitation through clinical cases

English

English

French

French

09:00 ~ 12:00

14:00 ~ 17:00

09:00 ~ 12:00

14:00 ~ 17:00

09:00 ~ 12:00

English

Time

Prof. Frederick Gaultier- Vice-Dean Université Paris Descartes, France- Head of the master of implant bone reconstruction surgery, Université Paris Descartes, Hôpital Saint-Joseph, France- Head of Oral medicine, oral surgery and implantology department Université Paris Descartes, France

Innovation in bone grafting

Medicine has followed societal transformation and the digital revolution by o�ering personalized, minimally invasive, reproducible and long-lasting therapeutic solutions. Pre-implant surgery does not escape the rule of this paradigm shift. Thus, the management of bone defects in the maxillary is now a major evolution transforming the surgical concepts and the daily dentists’ practice. Autologous grafts have long been the technique of choice to �ll the loss of bone substance. New processes have been developed to propose alternative solutions. Allogeneic grafts or guided bone regeneration are now preferred for many therapeutic indications. In addition, the combined advances in imaging, CAD / CAM and surgical techniques have made it possible to optimize the protocols and minimize the operating sequences. The constant evolution of biotechnology is constantly changing the landscape of implantology, which is now using the path of bone regeneration using stem cells, the potential of which we are now evaluating in the context of an european multicenter study.The bone reconstruction of the maxillary is a real challenge requiring the consideration of many clinical parameters and the mastery of new skills such as the digital work �ow and the understanding of biological mechanisms.

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main congress / 9:10 ~ 10:00 (50')

Dr. Sung-Min Chung- Periodontist, Ph.D- Developer, Dentium Implant and related materials- Director, Well Dental Clinic, South Korea

practical Digital Transformation

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main congress / 10:00 ~ 10:50 (50')

With the development of digital technology, the treatment concept and method have been changed.The category of developments is Machines: Scanner (Intra-Oral, model), CAD/CAM, CBCT, Materials: Zr, Hybrid Ceramic Block, Lithium Di-silicate, Concepts: Surgical Guide, Scanning jig healing abutment, Customized abutment and Final prosthesis (�xed, removable)On the way of development, it is very di�cult to choose and decide the treatment concept of patients. In this presentation, we wish to discuss about the practical digital transformation.

Prof. Ignacio Sanz Sánchez - Associated professor in Periodontology of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)- Coordinator of the Master in Periodontology and dental implants run in the UCM with the accreditation of the European Federation of Periodontology - Member from the directive board of the Spanish Society of Periodontology and dental implants (Education and continuing education)- Member of the Junior Committee of the European Association for Osseointegration (EAO)

Are peri-implant diseases a real problem today?

The use of dental implants in dentistry represents a predictable technique: prosthodontic rehabilitations over dental implants can restore function and aesthetic. The impact of the use of dental implants has been huge in the last decades, with overall satisfactory results in terms of survival. However, dental implants can lose their supportive bone, even in cases of successful osseointegration. The main causes for this implant bone lose are peri-implant diseases, de�ned as in�ammatory lesions of the surrounding peri-implant tissues. Peri-implant diseases include two di�erent entities: peri-implant mucositis, de�ned asan in�ammatory lesion limited to the surrounding mucosa of an implant; and peri-implantitis, an in�ammatory lesion of the mucosa which a�ects the supporting bone with lost of osseointegration.Both peri-implant diseases are infectious diseases caused by bacteria from dental bio�lms. However, although bacterial pathogens represent the initial step in the disease, a multi-factorial etiological model (in parallel to the model of periodontitis) has been proposed to explain the etiology of peri-implant diseases. Di�erent methods have been proposed to assess peri-implant tissue health, including probing, radiography assessment and analyses of peri-implant crevicular �uid or saliva, including microbiological assessment. Therefore, this conference aims to describe the di�erent approaches to diagnose and manage peri-implant diseases, as reported in the literature, and to critically evaluate the available evidence to support their use.

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main congress / 11:10 ~ 12:10 (60')

Prof. Andrei Mostovei - Vice-President of Quality Assurance and Curriculum Evaluation CommitteeSUMPh "Nicolae Testemitanu”, Chisinau- Vice dean of the Faculty of Dentistry SUMPh "Nicolae Testemitanu”, Chisinau- Associate Professor at the Department of OMF surgery and oral implantology

Crestal and lateral sinus floor elevation with simultaneous implants placement. Minimally invasive approaches

In cases of lateral sinus �oor elevation, the conventional sub-antral classi�cation regarding residual bone high has recommendations that are not always according to patient requirements, due to long periods of rehabilitation, number of surgeries, increased morbidity, risk of poor integration of graft. In such situations, it is necessary to consider ever crestal approach to minimize the trauma or LSFE with simultaneous implants placement to minimize the rehabilitation terms and number of surgeries. The studies demonstrated a good predictability and preservation of periimplant and intra-sinus bone (1 to 5 years follow-up) in case of crestal approach even in cases when residual bone height is 5 to 7 mm (when usually lateral approach is indicated). In cases of lateral sinus �oor elevation with residual bone height (RBH) less than 4mm the delayed implants placement is recommended (SA4). However, even in such situations, it is often possible to place implants. Our studies demonstrated the possibility to place non-aggressive thread implants (Dentium Superline) in two or even one surgical step, simultaneously with LSFE in cases with RBH less than 4mm, method that allows specialists to avoid delayed implants placement as well as the secondary surgical step. Regarding the complications related to LSFE, di�erent options are considered to obtain a good integration of graft in the augmented area (usage of xeno-grafts alone or mixed with autogenous bone, with or without membranes). However, these materials often lead to a poor-quality integration (bone substitution), due to partial bone formation, �brous tissue proliferation and incapsulated particles of bone substitutes. The minimally invasive approach in these situations should be considered those methods that lead to less number of surgeries, less trauma, decreased risk of infection, better integration of the graft and less term of rehabilitation.

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main congress / 13:20 ~ 14:10 (50')

Dr. Roland Török- Specialization a lecturer in the �eld of Implantology and Bone Regeneration- Founder of the Implant Institute Torök in Nürnberg, Germany- Ambassador ICOI, USA- President ICOI Europe, Germany- Faculty Member of EDI (The European Association of Dental Implantologists)- Publications about Bone Regeneration and Sinus Lift

Success rate of dental implant therapy shows constant rise over the last decade. Cases that were once considered di�cult are nowadays managed much more easily with signi�cantly better results. Reasons for this are mayor technological advancements in the �eld of dental implant macro and micro design, evolution of diagnostic procedures and techniques and also improvement of existing and development of new surgical protocols, especially those involving soft and hard tissue augmentation procedures and materials – without which modern prosthetic restoration driven implantology would not be possible.There are many augmentation protocols and techniques in use today, but local autologuous bone block graft remains the golden standard and technique of choice for many clinicians, especially when both horizontal and vertical bone augmentation is needed. Even though the method itself is very technique sensitive and requires an experienced practician, it shows excellent results and it is relatively inexpensive for both the patient and the surgeon as well. Main disadvantages are limited graft quantity that can be harvested from local donor sites, possibility of signi�cant graft loss due to resorption and, in some cases, inadequate integration of the graft at recipient region. Also, patient acceptance rate is relatively low - mainly due to more extensive surgical procedure,secondary surgical wound, longer patient recovery time and longer total treatment duration. The author will present a novel bone augmentation protocol, with results very similar to those that can be achieved by autologuous bone block grafts. Besides, the presented SGFBR technique is much simpler, less invasive, more predictable, with fast results leading to shorter treatment time.

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main congress / 14:10 ~ 15:00 (50')

Augmentation the Key for a Long Term Success? When, why and how much bone do we need around implants

Prof. Jorge Bertos Quílez- Professor of the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, International University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain- Professor and coordinator of the International Master in Oral Surgery, International University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain

Planning and execution of complex cases with inhouse new technology

Facing complex cases in implantology and oral surgery is somehow exciting and at the same time stressing. With appropriate training, time and experience surgery has become more predictable. New technologies play an essential role to improve our results.CT and CAD-CAM devices have been with us for a while, and its predictability and precision are well documented in the literature but they were also very expensive tools. With the routine use and development of the CBCT, associated softwares and also its high precision, 3D printers are also improving fast. It is a small revolution: a�ordable and reliable technology that we can have in our clinic and use it every day. A technological advance that, as is often the case, the possibilities that it o�ers are unknown until some time has passed. At the Oral and Maxilofacial Surgery Department of the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC) we call it “Custom Surgery”. It usually involves inhouse full digitally planned surgery, individualized for the technique, the patient and the surgeon. With Self Printed Custom Surgical Templates, we can avoid a septum in a sinus lift, regularize an atrophied ridge and place the implants at the same time or operate zygomatic implants with the less traumatic surgery ever. Since the range of possibilities are huge, we will present some clinical cases with the step-by-step to achieve predictable results.

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main congress / 15:20 ~ 16:10 (50')

Dr. Bachir Othmane - Past president of the Moroccan society of Periodontology and Parodontology (South section)- Scienti�c advisor of Implantology, Laser therapy, Aesthetic Dentistry - Lecturing in the University of Bordeaux II, France

A new generation of implant guided surgery system : workflow, accuracy and predictability

main congress / 16:10 ~ 17:10 (60')

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Prostheticaly driven implant prosthesis assures good aesthetics ;function and more importantly maintenance enabling long time success. Accuracy in treatment planning is vital for this success. Surgical templates have enabled clinician to deliver predictable surgical and prosthetic rehabilitation. Surgical guides have notre only decrease the chances of iatroginic damage of critical anatomic structures ;they also increase the esthetic and functinal advantages of prosthodontic-driven implant.

Dr. Moez Mbarek - Work in private practice at Dental Square Nabeul Tunisia (Multidisciplinary dental surgery) - Postgraduate diploma in esthetic dentistry obtained from TOASPR (Tunisian Odontological Association for Studies and Prosthetic Research)

Dentium Fixed prosthesis : From simple crown to full mouth rehabilitation through clinical cases

Pre congress / 09:00 ~ 12:00 / lecture (French)

The purpose of this presentation is to show the variety of solutions o�ered by the Super Line implant in daily practice, from cemented and screwed crowns and bridges, to screwed and cemented full mouth rehabilitations.Clinical cases includes X-rays and photos of clinical cases from the second surgical time to the �nal placement of prosthesis with some possible complications and their solutions.

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14:00 ~ 17:00 / lecture (English)

Dr. Jason Buglass- Bachelor of Dental Surgery, University College London, UK- Managing Director of Implantium UK Ltd and Oracle Clinics- Clinical Director of Dentale, UK- Member of the ADI and EAO

How to Use the Dentium Guided Surgery System

An introduction to the principles of guided surgery, the bene�ts it brings and it’s practical application. The presentation is a mixture of theory and practical and will show how to use the Dentium guided surgery system.

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Pre congress / 09:00 ~ 12:00 / hands on (english) 14:00 ~ 17:00 / hands on (english)

Dr. Michaël Betito - Diplomate in dental and maxillofacial implantations (Paris XII), France- Lecturer and Co-founder of “Les Omnispecialistes”, France

Following extraction, without any intervention, the alveolar ridge undergoes signi�cant dimensional changes. The morphology of the remaining alveolar ridge has a signi�cant impact on implant treatment complexity, aesthetic and functional outcomes. Our purpose is to give treatment options available for each initial clinical situation. We'll describe techniques and materials, utilized at the time of extraction, to modify the changes in the alveolar ridge, allowing idealized implant placement for long term aesthetical and functional results with minimal surgical interventions.

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Dr. Eric Amsellem- Assistant oral surgery C. H. U Henri Mondor, France- Ex assistant oral and maxillofacial surgery C. H. U COCHIN PARIS, France - Lecturer and Co-founder of “Les Omnispecialistes”, France

Dr. Daniel Hattab - Diplomate in maxillofacial rehabilitation (Paris VII), France- Lecturer and Co-founder of “Les Omnispecialistes”, France

Crestal and lateral sinus floor elevation with simultaneous implants placement. Minimally invasive approaches

Pre congress / 09:00 ~ 12:00 / hands on (English) 14:00 ~ 17:00 / hands on (french)

Dr. Ahmed Rekik - Specialist in surgery and periodontal disease, Tunis - Former resident of the Periodontology Department at the Military Hospital and Monastir School of Dentistry

Pre congress / 09:00 ~ 12:00 / lecture (french)

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Immediate non-occlusal loading inthe aesthetic zone, Clinical cases

Implant rehabilitation delivered in accordance with the traditional protocol has proven to be highly predictable and acceptable. Nevertheless, the application of immediate loading on post-extraction implants, especially for aesthetic zones, has now considerably increased. The aim of this work is to illustrate the immediate loading of implants placed in the aesthetic zone in di�erent clinical cases.

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