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2ND ANNOUNCEMENT8th Conference of the European Federation of Periodontology www.efp.org

per December 2014

EuroPErio 8 – THE WORLD’S LEADING CONFERENCE IN PERIODONTOLOGY

WELCOME WORDSDear Friends and Colleagues,

The clock is ticking and the countdown to EuroPerio8 is on! The organizing committee is working flat-out to bring you the biggest and best EuroPerio ever, the World’s leading conference in Periodon-tology and Implant Dentistry.

We have a superb scientific programme, with over 100 of the lead-ing international speakers in the fields of Periodontology and Im-plant Dentistry. There are lots for all the Dental Team, with parallel sessions running throughout the meeting on the latest in Specialist Periodontal Practice, Implantology, the latest scientific advances in the fields, and practical periodontology for the general dentist and dental hygienists. In addition, we want to hear what you have to say so please submit your abstracts for the free oral and poster ses-sions.

We have a great social programme lined up for networking and to enhance your enjoyment of the event. This year we include, for the first time, a conference party – be sure to register early and book this event as tickets are strictly limited and are sure to sell out.

We hope you will also find some time to enjoy the amazing city of London. There are so many sight to see, things to do and places to eat that we hope you can’t fail to enjoy this very special venue.

So please save the dates, keep up to date with our website, submit your abstracts and don’t forget to register before the end of February to take advantage of the large discount on registration fees at our “Early Bird Rates.”

It will be my great honour and privilege to welcome you all to London in June 2015.

Francis HughesChairman of the EuroPerio8 Organising Committee

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IMPORTANT DATESMonday, September 22, 2014Start on-line registration and abstract submission

Friday, November 28, 2014 – 12:00 CETDeadline for submission of abstractsDeadline for submission of manuscripts for the EFP Clinical Research Prize in Periodontology (Jaccard Prize)

Tuesday, February 17, 2015Latest notification / classification of accepted abstracts

Friday, February 27, 2015 – 12:00 CETEnd of early registration fee

Wednesday, May 13, 2015End of regular fee and on-line registration

Wednesday, June 03 – Saturday, June 06, 2015EuroPerio8 Conference

MAKE SURE TO MARK THEM

IN YOUR CALENDAR!

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WHY ATTEND

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EUROPERIO8 COMMITTEESORGANISING COMMITTEEChairmanFrancis Hughes, United Kingdom

Scientific ChairmanMariano Sanz, Spain

Conference TreasurerKorkud Demirel, Turkey

EFP Conference Committee ChairmanJean Louis Giovannoli, France

EFP Secretary GeneralStefan Renvert, Sweden

EFP TreasurerJoerg Meyle, Germany

British Society of Periodontology RepresentativeNikolaos Donos, United Kingdom

EFP PresidentPhoebus Madianos, Greece

EFP OfficerJuan Blanco Carrion, Spain

EFP President ElectSoren Jepsen, Germany

EFP European CoordinatorMónica Guinea, Spain

AMBASSADOR COMMITTEEChairNikolaos Donos, United Kingdom

Michael Müller, AustriaKatrien Vermylen, BelgiumGoran Zuric, CroatiaMichal Žitňanský, Czech RepublicUwe Vestergaard Henriksen, DenmarkUlvi Kahraman Gürsoy, FinlandDavid Nisand, FranceBettina Dannewitz, GermanySpyros Vassilopoulos, GreeceAttila Horváth, HungaryJennifer Kearney, IrelandOrly Nir Shapira, IsraelPiero Casavecchia, ItalyDaiva Askinyte, LithuaniaIsmaili Zouheir, Morocco

Kristin Kollveit, NorwayPawel Plakwicz, PolandFrancisco Brandão de Brito, PortugalMarina Giurgiu, RomaniaMaria Zyablitskaya, RussiaNatasa Nikolic-Jakoba, SerbiaRok Gaspersic, SloveniaFrancisco Vijande, SpainLinda Persson, SwedenDominik Hofer, SwitzerlandDick S. Barendregt, The NetherlandsCem Gurgan, TurkeyJulia Braun, UkraineMatthew Perkins, United KingdomDhru Shah, United Kingdom

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMEThe scientific programme of EuroPerio8 has been designed to appeal to specialists and generalists alike.

Find the preliminary programme overview as per printing date (August 2014) on the following pages. The published programme is subject to change. Regularly updated information can be found on the conference website via www.efp.org.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2015

13:45 – 15:15

Diamond Sponsor Workshop(details see page 16 ff.)

15:15 – 16:00

Asian Pacific SessionMurakami (Japan), Jin (Hong Kong),

Bartold (Australia), Viathilingam (Malaysia)

Patient Focused Session

Sponsor Sessions (details see page 16 ff.)

16:00 – 16:45

International Journal of Dental Hygiene Research

SymposiumÖhrn (SE), Suvan (UK), Jönsson (NO), Slot (NL)(details see page 15)

16:45 – 17:00 Break Break

17:00 –18:30 Opening Ceremony

followed by: Welcome Reception & Exhibition Opening

preliminary programme overview as per December 2014

Plenary Lecture & Special SessionPeriodontologyImplant DentistryResearch & Clinical Innovation

Practical Periodontics for the General Practitioner and Dental Hygienist Diamond Sponsor WorkshopSponsor Session

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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015

08:45 – 10:00Plenary Lecture

World Film Premiere

10:00 –10:30 Coffee Break

Master Clinician Forum:

Perio - Mucogingival Surgery

Critical Factors in Implant Dentistry

Understanding Periodontitis: Current Base Knowledge

Contemporary Practical Periodontics

10:30 –12:00

The choice of the surgical technique –

Burkhardt (CH), De Sanctis (IT), Zuhr (CH)

Outcomes in Implant Surgery: Timing of Implant Placement –

Hammerle (CH), Cosyn (BE), Chen (AU)

Determinants of Disease Susceptibility –

Papapanou (US), Bostanci (CH),

Houri Haddad (IL)

Innovative Approaches to Instrumentation –

Warrer (DK), Reners (BE), Braun (DE)

Research & Clinical Innovation

Research & Clinical Innovation Sponsor Sessions

12:00 – 12:30 Break

12:30 – 14:00 Sponsor Sessions (details see page 16 ff.)

14:00 – 14:30 Break

14:30 – 16:00

The treatment of Multiple Recession Defects –

Goldstein (IL), Cairo (IT), Zabalegui (ES)

Critical Factors in Implant Surgery –

Merli (IT) , Vercruyssen (BE),

Blanco (ES)

The Biofilm Challenge – are there key roles for

specific bacteria? – Kilian (DK), Moter (DE),

Curtis (UK)

Effective Plaque control – West (UK),

van der Weijden (NL), Figuero (ES)

EFP Clinical Research Prize in Periodontology (Jaccard Prize) Presentations


16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break

16:30 – 18:00

Innovative and emerging technologies –

Demirel (TR), Allen (US), Aroca (FR)

Critical Factors in the surgical treatment of Peri-implantitis –

Meyle (DE), Romeo (IT), Renvert (SE)

The Host Response – Shapira (IL),

Chapple (UK), Hajishengallis (US)

Effective Risk Factor Management in Periodontology –

Jepsen (DE), Ramseier (CH), Heasman (UK)

Research & Clinical Innovation


starting 19:30 Evening events organised by National Societies / Congress Party (by ticket only)

preliminary programme overview as per December 2014

Plenary Lecture & Special SessionPeriodontologyImplant Dentistry

Research & Clinical InnovationPractical Periodontics for the General Practitioner and Dental Hygienist Sponsor Session

ROOM FOR YOUR PRESENTATIONDON’T FORGET TO SUBMIT YOUR

ABSTRACT!

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FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015preliminary programme overview as per December 2014

Critical Factors in Periodontal Regeneration

Master Clinician Forum: Implants



08:30 –10:00

Current State of the Art in Periodontal Regeneration – Machtei (IL), Cortellini (IT),

Eickholz (DE)

Treatment of the anterior maxilla in challenging

Situations – Grunder (CH), Bonnet (FR),

Dawood (UK)

Biomarkers and Tissue Destruction –

Buduneli (TR), Sorsa (FI), Giannobile (TR)

Effective Management of Halitosis – Yaegaki (JP),

Quirynen(BE), Roldan (ES)

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Sponsor Session


10:30 –12:00

Innovative and emerging technologies for Periodontal

Regeneration – Sculean (CH), McGuire

(US), Bartold (AU)

Treatment of the Posterior Maxilla

in Challenging Situations – Artzi (IL), Trombelli (IT),

Nisand (FR)

Aetiology of Periodontal Diseases –

van der Velden (NL), Needleman (UK),

Hujoel (US)

Critical Factors in The Assessment of Periodontal and Peri-implant Disease –-

Serino (SE), Barendregt (NL), Fardal (NO)

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Sponsor Sessions

12:00 –12:30 Break

12:30 –14:00 Sponsor Sessions (details see page 16 ff.)

14:00 –14:30 Break

Critical Factors in Aesthetic Outcomes

for Implant Placement

Periodontal Specialist Forum

Understanding Perio- dontal Systemic

Associations: Current Base Knowledge


14:30 –16:00

Aesthetic outcomes in Implant Surgery:

Choosing the right device – Hürzeler (DE),

Schwarz (DE), Sailer (CH)

Management of Patients with Severe Chronic

Periodontitis – O´Brien (IE), Giovannoli

(FR), Roccuzzo (IT)

Periodontitis and Cardio-vascular Disease –

Linden (UK), Tonetti (IT), Madianos (GR)

Effective Non Surgical Therapies to Treat Peri-Implantitis –

Aass (NO), Kuru (TR), Arweiler (DE)

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Sponsor Sessions


16:30 –18:00

Aesthetic Outcomes in Implant Surgery:

Tissue Augmentation – Zucchelli (IT), Sicilia (ES),

Jung (CH)

When should we use Systemic Antimicrobials? –

van Winkelhoff (NL), Mombelli (CH), Herrera (ES)

Periodontitis and Diabetes – D’Aiuto (UK),

Preshaw (UK), Kocher (DE)

Differential Diagnosis of Diseases of the

Periodontal Tissues – Alcoforado (PT),

Lewis (UK), Wagner (DE)

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Sponsor Sessions

18:00 –18:15

18:15 –19:45 Sponsor Sessions (details see page 16 ff.)

20:00 Evening for Events organised by the Industry

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Critical Factors in Bone Regenerative Therapies

in the Anterior


Understanding Peri-Implantitis:

Current Base Knowledge


09:00 –10:30

Implants: Critical Factors in Bone Regenerative Thera-

pies in the Anterior Maxilla – Dahlin (SE),

Urban (HU), Schwartz (IL)

Prospects for Novel Biological Treatments of

Periodontitis – Kornman (US),

Kantarci (US), Culshaw (UK)

Aetio-pathogenesis of Peri-Implantitis –

Loos (NL), Berglundh (SE), Salvi (CH)

Patient perspectives of periodontal diseases -– Graziani (IT), Lalla (US),

Bouchard (FR)

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Research & Clinical

Innovation

Sponsor Session


11:00 –12:00

Keynote Lecture: The bone of the alveolar

process and the edentulous ridge – Lindhe (SE)

Keynote: Bioengineering of Teeth – A completely novel type of dental Implant? –

Sharpe (UK)

Keynote: Insights in Periodontal Therapy

Lang (CN)

Sponsor Sessions (details see page 16 ff.)

12:00 –12:15 Break

12:15 –14:00Final Session:

25 years of European Periodontology

14:00 –14:15

19:00 – 00:00 Official Congress Dinner/Gala Evening (by ticket only)

SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015preliminary programme overview as per December 2014

Plenary Lecture & Special SessionPeriodontologyImplant Dentistry

Research & Clinical InnovationPractical Periodontics for the General Practitioner and Dental Hygienist Sponsor Session

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMEPreliminary programme as per December 2014. Subject to change.

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015

Plenary Lecture

A Geneticist’s Apology: Nature, Nurture, or Neither? Steve Jones FRS. Prinicipal Research Fellow in Genetics, Evolution and Environment, University College London, United Kingdom

Movie Premiere

Cell-to-cell communication – A world film premiere not to be missed! Quintessence Publishing together with Sunstar Foundation have the pleasure of announcing the release of another fascinating film project linking Oral Health to Systemic Health. For the first time, the proceedings of a European Federation of Periodon-tology (EFP) Workshop, on the associations linking Periodontal and Systemic Diseases, will be captured via a sophisticated HD video animation, and premiered at the opening of the EuroPerio 8 Congress June 3 – 6, 2015, in London.

Master Clinician Forum: Perio-Mucogingival Surgery

The choice of surgical technique

Basic surgical principles Rino Burkhardt, Switzerland

Use of the advanced flap Massimo De Sanctis, Italy

Use of autografts Otto Zuhr, Switzerland

The treatment of Multiple Recession Defects

Etiology, indications and treatment options Moshe Goldstein, Israel

Evaluation of clinical and aesthetic outcomes Francesco Cairo, Italy

Efficacy in the use of tunnelling techniques Ion Zabalegui, Spain

Innovative and emerging technologies

Future approaches to soft tissue regeneration Korkud Demirel, Turkey

Use of Allografts Pat Allen, United States of America

Use of Xenografts Sofia Aroca, France

Simultaneous translation provided as follows (as per August 2014):

French German


Critical Factors in Implant Dentistry

Outcomes in Implant Surgery: Timing of Implant Placement

Treatment options and clinical decisions Christoph Hammerle, Switzerland

When are immediate implants indicated? Jan Cosyn, Belgium

Use of early or delayed placement of Implants Stephen Chen, Australia

Critical Factors in Implant Surgery

Avanced surgical approaches to implant placement Mauro Merli, Italy

Guided implant placement solutions Marjolein Vercruyssen, Belgium

Immediate implant placement with immediate function Juan Blanco, Spain

Critical Factors in the surgical treatment of Peri-implantitis

Rationale for the surgical therapy of peri-implantitis Joerg Meyle, Germany

Efficacy of access flap surgical approaches Eugenio Romeo, Italy

Efficacy of regenerative surgical approaches Stefan Renvert, Sweden


Determinants of Disease Susceptibility

Current knowledge of the role of disease susceptibility Panos Papapanou, United States of America

Proteomic Approaches to Identify Disease Susceptibility Markers Nagihan Bostanci, Switzerland

Understanding Genetic Susceptibility to Periodontitis Yael Houri Haddad, Israel

The Biofilm Challenge – are there key roles for specific bacteria?

Current knowledge on the bacterial etiology of periodontitis Mogens Kilian, Denmark

Understanding the Biofilm: composition, interactions and complications Annette Moter, Germany

The Role of Specific Bacteria in Modulation of the Biofilm Mike Curtis, United Kingdom

The Host Response

Current knowledge on the role of the host response Lior Shapira, Israel

New paradigms in innate immunity Iain Chapple, United Kingdom

New paradigms in bacterial-host interactions George Hajishengallis, United States of America



Innovative Approaches to Instrumentation

Are there effective alternatives to manual instruments Kirsten Warrer, Denmark

Use of Power Driven and Airflow Scalers Michele Reners, Belgium

Use of Lasers and Photodynamic Therapy Andreas Braun, Germany

Effective Plaque control

Importance of oral hygiene and plaque control Nicola West, United Kingdom

Mechanical Plaque control Fridus van der Weijden, The Netherlands

Chemical Plaque Control Elena Figuero, Spain

Effective Risk Factor Management in Periodontology

Key risk factors in the aetiology of periodontitis Soren Jepsen, Germany

What To do With The Heavy Smoker Christoph Ramseier, Switzerland

Impact of medical conditions on Periodontal Disease and Its Treatment Peter Heasman, United Kingdom

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015

Critical Factors in Periodontal Regeneration

Current State of the Art in Periodontal Regeneration

Current approaches in Periodontal Regeneration Eli Machtei, Israel

Advances in the management of infrabony lesions Pier Paolo Cortellini, Italy

Advances in the management of furcation lesions Peter Eickholz, Germany

Innovative and emerging technologies for Periodontal Regeneration

New approaches in periodontal regeneration Anton Sculean, Switzerland

Alternatives for autogenous grafts: outcomes, attachment and stability Michael McGuire, United States of America

Prospects for the Use of Stem Cells for Periodontal Regeneration Mark Bartold, Australia


Critical Factors in Aesthetic Outcomes for Implant Placement

Aesthetic outcomes in Implant Surgery: Choosing the right device

Key factors in the selection of the implant, abutment or restorative material Markus Hürzeler, Germany

Importance of the Implant-Abutment Interface Frank Schwarz, Germany

Importance of choosing the Right Biomaterial for Implant Restorations Irena Sailer, Switzerland

Aesthetic Outcomes in Implant Surgery: Tissue Augmentation

Key factors for achieving successful outcomes with soft tissue grafting around implants Giovanni Zucchelli, Italy

Effective combination of bone and soft tissue regeneration Alberto Sicilia, Spain

Effective use of soft tissue substitutes Ronald Jung, Switzerland

Master Clinician Forum: Implants

Treatment of the anterior maxilla in challenging Situations

Key factors in the treatment of the anterior maxilla Ueli Grunder, Switzerland

Treatment planning and sequence of therapy Frank Bonnet, France

Utilising 3-D Solutions to optimise outcomes Andrew Dawood, United Kingdom

Treatment of the posterior maxilla in challenging Situations

Key factors in the treatment of the posterior maxilla Zvi Artzi, Israel

Innovative approaches to sinus lifting Leonardo Trombelli, Italy

Effective use of short implants David Nisand, France


Management of Patients with Severe Chronic Periodontitis

Key factors in treatment planning Tiernan O’Brien, Ireland

Combined periodontal and orthodontic therapy Jean-Louis Giovannoli, France


Combined periodontal and implant therapy Mario Roccuzzo, Italy

When should we use Systemic Antimicrobials?

Rationale for the use of systemic antimicrobials Arie Jan van Winkelhoff, The Netherlands

Decisions based on clinical diagnoses Andreas Mombelli, Switzerland

Decisions based on microbiological profiles David Herrera, Spain


Biomarkers and Tissue Destruction

Use of biomarkers for periodontal diagnosis Nurcan Buduneli, Turkey

MMPs as biomarkers of tissue damage Timo Sorsa, Finland

Patient stratification for personalised periodontal medicine William Giannobile, United States of America

Aetiology of Periodontitis

Understanding the aetiology of periodontitis: an introduction Ubele Van der Velden, The Netherlands

Is there good evidence that plaque causes periodontitis? Ian Needleman, United Kingdom

Is it time to move away from the “Plaque Paradigm” in the aetiology of Periodontitis? Philippe Hujoel, United States of America

Understanding Periodontal Systemic Associations: Current Base Knowledge

Periodontitis and Cardiovascular Disease

Is there a significant association between periodontitis and CVD Gerry Linden, United Kingdom

Biological Mechanisms Linking Periodontitis and Cardiovascular Disease Maurizio Tonetti, Italy

Effects of Periodontal Interventions on Cardiovascular Risk Phoebus Madianos, Greece

Periodontitis and Diabetes

Is there a significant association between periodontitis and diabetes Francesco D’Aiuto , United Kingdom

Biological Mechanisms Linking Periodontitis With Diabetes Mellitus Philip Preshaw, United Kingdom

Effects of Periodontal Interventions on Glycaemic Control in Diabetes Thomas Kocher, Germany



Effective Management of Halitosis

Current knowledge on the aetiology of Halitosis Ken Yaegaki, Japan

Current approaches to the assessment and diagnosis of Halitosis Marc Quirynen, Belgium

Current approaches to the Treatment of Halitosis Silvia Roldan, Spain

Critical Factors in the Assessment of Periodontal and Peri-implant Disease

Similar or different conditions Giovanni Serino, Italy

Clinical Diagnostic Methods in Periodontal and Peri-implant diseases Dick Barendregt, The Netherlands

Prognostic factors for the long term success for the Periodontal/Peri-implant Patient Oystein Fardal, Norway

Effective Non-Surgical Therapies to treat Peri-Implantitis

State of the art in the non-surgical treatment of periimplantitis Anne Merete Aass, Norway

Current approaches to instrumentation and decontamination of implant surfaces Bahar Eren Kuru, Turkey

Adjunctive use of local antimicrobials Nicole Arweiler, Germany

Differential Diagnosis of Diseases of the Periodontal Tissues

Desquamative gingivitis and non-plaque related periodontal conditions Gil Alcoforado, Portugal

Differential diagnosis of non-plaque related gingival conditions Mike Lewis, United Kingdom

Malignant and pre-malignant diseases of the periodontal tissues Wilfried Wagner, Germany


SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015

Implants: Critical Factors in Bone Regenerative Therapies in the Anterior Maxilla

Critical Factors in Bone Regenerative Therapies in the Anterior Maxilla

State of the art in bone regeneration Christer Dahlin, Sweden

Use of Grafts Istvan Urban, Hungary

Use of Biologicals and Growth Factors Zvi Schwartz, Israel

Keynote Lecture

The bone of the alveolar process and the edentulous ridge Jan Lindhe, Sweden

Final Session 25 years of European Periodontology


Prospects for Novel Biological Treatments of Periodontitis

Future avenues for the treatment of periodontitis Kenneth Kornman, United States of America

Prospects for Use of Resolvins and Pro-resolution Biologicals Alpdogan Kantarci, United States of America

Do Anti-Cytokine Therapies have a Role in the Treatment of Periodontitis? Shauna Culshaw, United Kingdom

Keynote Lecture

Bioengineering of Teeth - A completely novel type of dental Implant? Paul Sharpe, United Kingdom


Understanding Peri-Implantitis: Current Base Knowledge

Aetio-pathogenesis of Peri-Implantitis

Key factors in the aetiology of Periimplantitis Bruno Loos, The Netherlands

Pathogenesis of the Peri-implantitis Lesion Tord Berglundh, Sweden

Understanding the key risk factors Giovanni Salvi, Switzerland

Keynote Lecture

Insights in Periodontal Therapy Niklaus Lang, Switzerland


Patient perspectives of periodontal diseases

How to assess patient related outcomes Filippo Graziani, Italy

Screening for medical conditions in dental settings: the diabetes paradigm Evanthia Lalla, United States of America

Impacts of Periodontal Disease on Quality of Life Philippe Bouchard, France

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMME INFORMATION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2015

International Journal of Dental Hygiene – Research Symposium

Introduction the review process in an international journal Kerstin Öhrn, SwedenCross-sectional studies and surveys Jean Suvan, United KingdomRandomised controlled trials Birgitta Jönsson, Norway

Systematic reviews Dagmar Slot, The Netherlands


EUROPERIO8 – SPONSOR SESSION PROGRAMMEPreliminary programme as per December, 2014. Subject to change.

DIAMOND SPONSORS

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015, 14:30 – 16:00ROOM: CAPITAL SUITE 14 – 16

Session details to follow

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015, 16:30 – 18:00ROOM: CAPITAL SUITE 14 – 16



Implant treatment modalities in limited bone situations Moderator: Marc Quirynen, Belgium

Speakers: Anne Benhamou, FranceHoma Zadeh, United States of AmericaRobert Nölken, Germany


Long-term success in implant treated patientsModerator: Jan Lindhe, Sweden

Speakers: Gerd Körner, GermanyJan Derks, SwedenNigel Saynor, United Kingdom


Maintain the oral health of your patients, before others do it! JF Roulet, United States of America




V3 – A Unique Implant System Allowing More Bone Where It Matters MostNitzan Bichacho, IsraelYuval Jacoby, IsraelEric Van Dooren, Belgium


V3 – A Unique Implant System Allowing More Bone Where It Matters MostNitzan Bichacho, IsraelYuval Jacoby, IsraelEric Van Dooren, Belgium

Diamond Sponsor Workshop



Hard and soft tissue parameters to support opti-mal esthetics – Innovative approach to materials and techniques Moderator: Andrew Dawood, United Kingdom

Speakers: Christer Dahlin, Sweden and Inaki Gamborena, Spain

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015, 12:30 – 14:00ROOM: HALL 2

Multi-causality of Peri-implantitis – Give the Bone the Chance to SurviveModerator: Marc Quirynen, Belgium

Speakers: Chandur Wadhwani, United States of America and Stefan Holst, Switzerland

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2015, 13:45 – 16:45ROOM: CAPITAL SUITE 17

Diamond Sponsor WorkshopRudolf Fürhauser, Austria and Georg Mailath-Pokorny, Austria

Topic: Standardized procedures in immediate implantation and restoration – the Copy-Abutment

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015, 12:30 – 14:00ROOM: HALL 2

Hypersensitivity – A challenge in Periodontal Maintenance TherapyChair: Corrie Jongbloed, The Netherlands

Dentin hypersensitivity: A dilemma in dentistry Nicola West, United Kingdom

Is there a permanent solution for treating sensitivity in office?Bahar Kuru, Turkey

What can the patient do at home?Dagmar Slot, The Netherlands


Challenges in Periodontal Therapy: Meeting Esthetic Demands and Achieving Long-Term SuccessChair: David Herrera, Spain Multidisciplinary Approach to White & Pink Esthetics in Periodontal TherapyOtto Zuhr, Germany and Galip Gürel, Turkey

Key to Long-Term Success: Periodontal MaintenanceAmit Patel, United Kingdom


Diamond Sponsor WorkshopDetails to be announced

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015, 12:30 – 14:00ROOM: HALL 1

Straumann Corporate Forum (title to be defined)

Indication based use of biomaterials in regenerative periodontal therapyAnton Sculean, Switzerland

New approaches of bone and soft tissue graft-ing – where are we now? Daniel Rothamel, Germany

Straumann®Osteogain – A new chapter in the clinical use of enamel matrix proteinsDavid L. Cochran, United States of America

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015, 12:30 – 14:00ROOM: HALL 1

Straumann Corporate Forum (title to be defined)

Surgical and prosthetic solutions for single tooth implant reconstructions Ronald Jung, Switzerland

Surgical and prosthetic solutions for the eden-tulous patientSpeaker tbc


Straumann Workshop

Emdogain minimal invasive approachLeonardo Trombelli, Italy


PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015, 12:30 – 14:00ROOM: CAPITAL SUITE 1


SESSION DETAILS TO FOLLOW


Preliminary topic: Periodontal health and nutrition


THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015, 12:30 – 14:00ROOM: CAPITAL SUITE 17




New implants for the compromise cases – Basic research to the clinical application.Zvi Schwartz, Israel

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015, 12:30 – 13:30ROOM: CAPITAL SUITE 1

Patient Friendly Minimally Invasive Grafting (That Really Works)Chair: Edward Pat Allen, United States of America


Gingival recession coverage: Do we still need autogenous grafts?Adrian Kasaj, Germany


SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015, 11:00 – 12:00ROOM: CAPITAL SUITE 1

Eli E. Machtei, Israel and A. J. van Winkelhoff, The Netherlands

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2015, 16:30 – 17:30ROOM: CAPITAL SUITES 14 – 16

Regenerative Excellence: How to cope today’s challengesSpeakers: Christoph Hämmerle, Switzerland and Istvan Urban, Hungary

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015, 18:15 – 19:15CAPITAL SUITE 14 – 16

Session details to be defined


Update on local antimicrobials in periodontal and peri-implant therapyChair: Peter Eickholz, Germany

Principles and clinical strategy in the application of local antimicrobialsMaurizio Tonetti, Italy

What is the evidence of Ligosan/Adjusan?Peter Eickholz, Germany

Local antimicrobial approaches for peri-implant infectionsNicole Arweiler, Germany

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2015, 15:45 – 16:45CAPITAL SUITES 8 – 9


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2015, 15:45 – 16:45ROOM: CAPITAL SUITES 10 – 11



GENERAL INFORMATIONCALL FOR ABSTRACTS Abstracts of scientific presentations (both basic and clinical research) as well as clinical presentations (case series, innovative surgical or therapeutic approaches, …) may be submitted for consideration from Monday, September 22, 2014 to Friday, November 28, 2014.

Abstracts may be submitted in English only.

For more information on the abstract submission (e.g. list of topics, presentation types, submis-sion guidelines, etc.) please visit the conference website via www.efp.org.

EFP CLINICAL RESEARCH PRIZE IN PERIODONTOLOGY (JACCARD PRIZE)Submit your publications for the EFP Clinical Research Prize In Periodontology (Jaccard Prize)!The deadline for submission is Friday, November 28, 2014. Find more information on the efp.org website.

TO ALL YOUNG RESEARCHERS

MAKE EUROPERIO8

YOUR CONGRESS!

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JUNE 3 – 6, 2015 | LONDON, UK | WWW.EFP.ORG

EARLYuntil February 27, 2015

REGULARuntil May 13, 2015

LATE & ON-SITEafter May 13, 2015

EUR GBP* EUR GBP* EUR GBP*

EFP Members 495 395 635 507 750 598

Non Members 635 507 750 598 865 690

Students** 230 184 270 215 310 247

Dental Hygienists*** 260 207 315 251 375 299

REGISTRATION FEES Register online at www.efp.org/europerio/europerio8/registration

All registration fees include 20% VAT and are accepted in EURO only.

* GBP exchange rate per August 12, 2014. Registration fees are accepted in EURO only!** full-time students, proof required*** and other dental professionals

Registration for EuroPerio8 will be possible starting from Monday, September 22, 2014.

Students are required to submit a letter from the chair of their department/university or programme director in order to be eligible for the student fee.

Deadline for pre-registration is Sunday, May 17, 2015. For payment/registration after this date, your confirmation will be available on-site at the registration counter. On-site registration is possible throughout the conference during the opening hours of the reg-istration counter.

Any cancellation must be made in writing to the Conference Secretariat, Mondial Congress & Events.

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REGISTER

BEFORE FEBRUARY 27, 2015AND SAVE UP TO EUR 200!


If received before Sunday, April 12, 2015, all fees, except for a cancellation charge of EUR 40, will be refunded. No refunds will be made after this date.

For name changes and replacements, a handling fee of EUR 20 will be charged.

If you have any questions in connection with your registration, please contact the Conference Secretariat:

Mondial Congress & EventsOperngasse 20b / 1040 Vienna / AustriaTel.: +43 1 588 04 - 0 / Fax: +43 1 588 04 - 185e-mail: [email protected]

ACCOMMODATIONA variety of hotel rooms has been blocked for participants of EuroPerio8 at on-site (walking distance) and city hotels. Availability, especially in on-site hotels, is limited. Make sure you secure a room as soon as possible. Find all information on on-site and city hotels online at www.efp.org/europerio/europerio8/accommodation

ON-SITE HOTELSAll room prices are stated in GBP incl. breakfast, service charge and VAT.

*prices starting from

Hotel Category Single Use Room Double Use Room

4-star *210 *220

3-star *140 *160

2-star *170 *180

NETWORKING EVENTSOFFICIAL EUROPERIO8 EVENTS:

Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Congress Partyby ticket only*Thursday, June 4, 2015

Official Congress Evening/ Gala Dinnerby ticket only*Saturday, June 6, 2015

*Tickets are strictly limited and may be purchased within the registration process on a first come, first served basis.

EVENTS ORGANISED BY OTHER PARTIES:

Evening for National SocietiesThursday, June 4, 2015Check with your national societies, whether they organise any specific event.

Evening for Industry EventsFriday, June 5, 2015

BOOK EARLYTO GET A ROOM

AT YOUR PREFERRED HOTEL!

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CITY HOTELSA special booking link for all city hotels selected for EuroPerio8 will be published on the congress website by September 22, 2014. Please refer to this link for up-to-date information on the selection of hotels, their location and category, as well as the available room types and room rates.

GROUP RESERVATION

ON-SITE HOTELSFor group reservations (10 rooms minimum), separate contracts and regulations apply. Please contact Mondial Congress & Events at [email protected] for further information.

CITY HOTELSGroup reservation (9 rooms minimum) will be handled individually. Please contact TFI Group for further information via [email protected] or the contact form provided through the online booking link for city hotels.

TERMS & CONDITIONSPlease refer to the conference website (www.efp.org/europerio/europerio8/accommodation) as well as the actual booking links for the exact terms and conditions of your accommodation booking.


GOOD TO KNOW!

VENUEExCeL LondonOne Western GatewayRoyal Victoria DockLondon, E16 1XL, United Kingdomwww.excel-london.co.uk

Closest airport: London City airport

CONFERENCE LANGUAGEEuroPerio8 will be held entirely in English.Simultaneous translation into French and German for all sessions in the Main Audi- torium. Other language translations will be provided upon request from EFP national societies.

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / HOURSEuroPerio8 is eligible for a maximum of 20 hours of continuing education.

CURRENCYAll official congress prices are indicated and cashed in Euro (EUR), except the hotel prices which are indicated in pound sterling (£) (GBP).The official currency in the United Kingdom is the pound sterling (£). All major credit cards are accepted at most hotels, restaurants and shops.

EXCHANGE AND BANKBanks are open from 09:30 am to 03:30 pm, Monday to Friday. All banks are closed at weekends and on public holidays.There are plenty of currency exchange offices and banks at which to exchange your money into pound sterling (GBP), fees will apply.To withdraw money, look for a cashpoint (ATM) that displays the Visa, Mastercard, Cirrus or Maestro symbol. When withdraw-ing money from a non-UK account fees will apply. Contact your bank for details before travelling.


INSURANCE AND LIABILITIESThe organisers cannot be held responsible for any personal injury, loss, damage or accident to private property, or for additional expens-es incurred as a result of delays or changes in air, rail, road or other services, strikes, sick-ness, weather and other causes either during, or as a result of the meeting. All participants are encouraged to make their own arrange-ments for health and travel insurance.

PASSPORT AND VISACitizens of the EU as well as from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and the USA do not need a visa to enter the United Kingdom. From all other countries, a visa is required.However, visa regulations are subject to change, it is therefore recommended to check at www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration or with your local British embassy before leaving home. As the application process for visas may be time-consuming, it is recommended to apply as early as possible. The Organising Secretariat may help you with invitation letter, please consult the corresponding section above.

SMOKINGSmoking is strictly prohibited during all meet-ings and sessions and in exhibition halls at all times.

TIME ZONE / WEATHERLondon in June is in the British Summer Time Zone (GMT +1). London has one of the mildest climates in the UK, but the weather can be unpredictable. Londoners are used to carry-ing both an umbrella and sunglasses to be prepared for any kind of weather. The aver-age temperature in June is about 20°C.

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TRAVEL (OFFICIAL CARRIER)

SAVE UP TO 20% ON TRAVEL WITH THE STAR ALLIANCE™ NETWORK

The Star Alliance member airlines are pleased to be appointed as the Official Airline Network for EuroPerio8.

To obtain the Star Alliance Conventions Plus discounts please visit Conventions Plus online booking tool:http://conventionsplusbookings.staralliance.com/trips/StarHome.aspx?meetingcode =LX03S15

Registered Event participants travelling to the Event qualify for a discount of up to 20%, depending on fare and class of travel booked.

The participating airlines for this Event are: ANA, Adria Airways, Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China, Air India, Air New Zealand, Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Avianca,

Brussels Airlines, Copa Airlines, Croatia Airlines, EVA Airways, EgyptAir, Ethiopian Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS, Scandinavian Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Singapore Airlines, South African Airways, TAP Portugal, THAI, Turkish Airlines, United.

Discounts are offered on most published business and economy class fares, exclud-ing website/internet fares, senior and youth fares, group fares and Star Alliance Round the World fares.To obtain these discounts for travel to/from Japan please contact the respective Star Alliance memberairlines’ booking office. Contact details can be found on http://www.staralliance.com/ conventionsplus/delegates/ under “Conven-tions Plus Booking Contacts”. Please quote the following Event code LX03S15 for ticket reservation.


27JUNE 3 – 6, 2015 | LONDON, UK | WWW.EFP.ORG

... EASILY ACCESSIBLE

… VIBRANT

… EXTRAORDINARY

… MULTICULTURAL

… HOME OF BRIT MUSIC

For more information as well as tips & tricks for getting to and around in London, please visit the conference website via

www.efp.org

FOR YOU AS A CONGRESS DELEGATE – SOME INTERESTING FACTS

Travel to, from and within London is easy

The congress venue can be reached conveniently from central London via public transportation

London offers restaurants for all tastes

Last, but not least – the official language is English. So you should be able to easily find your way around!

LONDON...


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Organising Secretariat

For organisation, delegate services, housing, networking programme and exhibition management, please contact

Mondial Congress & EventsOperngasse 20b1040 Vienna, Austria

Tel.: +43 1 588 04 0Fax: +43 1 588 04 185E-mail: [email protected]

CONTACTS

EFP European coordinator

For programme matters and sponsorship please contact

Mrs. Mónica Guinea Antonio Lopez Aguado N° 4, bajo dcha.Madrid 28029, Spain

Tel.: +34 91 3142715Fax.: +34 91 3235745E-mail: [email protected]

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