invitation to the 57th aNNUal meeTiNg

munich, germany 21 st to 23rd of JUNe 2012

International College of DentistsEUROPEAN SECTION

WelcomeDear Fellows and Guests,it is a great honour and pleasure for me to invite you to come to munich and attend the 57th annual meeting of the european Section of the international college of Dentists.

Laptop and leather pants,this contrast stands for hightech industry and tradition in Bavaria. The combination of both makes munich one of the most loved cities in the world. Join us at the BmW World or museum and at the modern munich Dental School. Take time to see a typical beergarden and famous Nymphenburg castle.

Share the scientific program with us and the open forum as well. come to the 57th annual meeting!

See you in munich

Dr. Wolfgang Bockelbrink, President

ScieNTiFic Program „Prevention first! – but what if...?“

9:00 am President‘s welcome and opening – Introduction Dr. Bockelbrink

9:15 am 30 years prevention in private dental office – a win-win situation Dr. Bockelbrink

9:45 am Hidden caries – the new challenge / How to detect – how to treat PD Dr. Kühnisch

10:15 am Front teeth trauma. Endotreatment guidelines and state of the art in endodontics Dr. Kaaden

11:00 am coffee and Trade exhibition

11:30 am Even more trauma. Treatment and state of the art in implantology and augmentation Prof. Kniha, Dr. gahlert

12:15 pm Erosion and more. New technologies and materials in the restoration of the worn dentition Prof. edelhoff

1:00 pm lunch

2:00 pm But what if there is no dentist? Preventive and restorative strategies for the Third World PD Dr. Jordan

2:45 pm Open Forum

3:30 pm Summary, Closing

3:45 pm Tea and Trade exhibition

aBSTracTSDr. Wolfgang Bockelbrink

30 years prevention in private dental office – a win-win situation

Prevention is cause-related therapy.No filling, no crown, no implant can cure the diseases caries and periodontitis.only successful biofilm fighting can make or maintain our patients healthy.This is provided by instructing our patients in efficient home care and professional tooth cleaning by a dental hygienist in needs-related intervals.calculation of the economic outcome shows that the dentist can make his living on an organized preventive office.

Prevention turns out to be a true win-win situation. it gives benefit to the patient first, the dentist is happy and even the social systems profit from it.a review after 30 years!

PD Dr. Jan Kühnisch

Hidden caries – the new challenge / How to detect – how to treat

in recent decades epidemiological studies have shown a general drop in the caries prevalence together with a concentration of lesions in the pits and fissures of permanent molars of children and young adults in many industrialized countries. While progression of caries lesions generally appears to slow down with increasing age, the paediatric dentist will diagnose young patients and adolescents with non-cavitated caries lesions more frequently. Therefore, early detection, correct diagnosis and monitoring of those lesions are key targets in the overall effort to move away from operative towards non-

operative preventive dentistry. reflecting basic requirements of additional caries detection and diagnostic methods, e.g. validity, reproducibility and clinical practicability, the presentation will provide an update about the clinical usefulness of available tools. Beside this general overview the presentation will give further a short introduction to the new DiagNocam technology. The main advantage of this method has to be seen in the possibility to capture diagnostic images from proximal spaces without ionising radiation. The device is using near-infrared light (>750nm) to illuminate the tooth crown through gingiva and alveolar bone. Such images provide detailed information about the caries extension especially on proximal sites and could help to reduce the need of bitewing radiographs.

Dr. Christoph Kaaden

Front teeth trauma. Endotreatment guidelines and state of the art in endodontics

Traumatic dental injuries are relatively frequent accidents that typically involve teeth in the maxillary anterior segment. The aim of this lecture is to present current treatment guidelines of the various injuries in the permanent dentition. The clinical approaches and their rationale as well as possible (long term) complications will be presented.

aBSTracTSDr. Michael Gahlert Prof. Dr. Dr. Heinz Kniha

Even more trauma. Treatment and state of the art in implantology and augmentation

Traumatic influence to the facial skull causes in most cases loss of teeth and more or less also severe loss of bony structures of the alveolar ridge.even in the aesthetic zone the goal is not only to rehabilitate the chewing function, the aesthetic restoration of an ideal appearance

of the “red and white” structures is of high importance.our concept for restoration of bony structures is only based on the use of autologous bone material, receiving a biological ideal bone bed. The mouth area presents several locations in order to harvest cancellous bone or bone blocks for sufficient augmentations in defect areas. after augmentative procedures in one or two steps it is possible to integrate adequate implants for fixed prosthetic structures. The new aspects using implant bodies made of circondioxid shall be pointed out with the potency of perfect aesthetic outcome.

Prof. Dr. Daniel Edelhoff

Erosion and more. New technologies and materials in the restoration of the worn dentition

erosion-induced loss of tooth structure in young patients represent an international ever increasing problem and is often associated with complex rehabilitations. These rehabili-tations represent a particular challenge for the restorative team, since the vertical dimen-sion of occlusion (VDo) needs to be reconstructed or redefined, as well as a minimum-invasive approach is of primary interest for the longevity of the abutment teeth.

The use of temporary acrylic or composite materials allows to evaluate the treatment objective over a certain period of time and therefore generates a high predictability of the final rehabilitation in terms of aesthetics and function. caD/cam technology enables the use of prefabricated polymer materials, which are fabricated under industrial conditions to form a highly homogeneous structure compared to those of direct fabrication. This increases long-term stability, biocompatibility and resistance to wear. Furthermore, they offer more suitable caD/cam processing characteristics and can be used in thinner thicknesses compared to ceramic restorative materials. also, based on the improved long-term stability, the transfer into the final resto-ration can be divided into multiple treatment steps. The lecture presents different clinical cases with minimal-invasive indications for caD/cam-fabricated temporary restorations for the pre-treatment of complex cases.

PD Dr. Rainer A. Jordan

But what if there is no dentist? Preventive and restorative strategies for the Third World

Primary oral health care is not of major priority in non-established market economy (non-eme) countries due to lack of infrastructure and professional manpower, and the most common dental treatment is tooth extraction. established dental restorative treat-ment options appear out of reach in most cases. By the introduction of the atraumatic restorative Treatment (arT), dental caries treatment became manageable for non-eme countries by delegation of arT to specially trained nurses. The speech reviews pre-con-

ditions and the development of a primary oral health care concept for rural areas of the gambia as a potential example for other West african areas.

Social Program

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

optional Pre-Congress Golf Tournament golfclub gut rieden

Regents Dinner (7:30 p.m.) Jacket recommended

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Registration, Opening and Welcome Party (6:30 p.m.) at BmW-museum Jazz, food, drinks, danceSmart casual

Friday, June 22, 2012

Scientific day (9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.) at lm-University Dental SchoolJacket recommended

Tour for accompanying persons munich museums area, lunch

Evening Beergarden augustiner Kellercasual or Dirndl

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Induction Ceremony at the Pinakothek der moderne (3:30 – 6:30 p.m.)

Cocktails and Gala Dinner at the castle of NymphenburgBlack tie

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Optional Castle Tour (8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) Neuschwanstein 20 persons at least

ICD European SectionDr. Wolfgang Bockelbrink, Presidentmaximilianstr. 14D-80539 munich, germaNywww.icd-europe.comTel +49 177 806 44 48email: wm.bockelbrink@t-online.de

Organising Agencymedizin & markt gmbH

Dachauer Str. 36 D-80335 munich, germaNy

Tel +49 89 38 39 30 60 Fax +49 89 38 39 30 66

email: icd2012@medizin-und-markt.de

General informationConference Venue lm-University Dental School goethestraße 70 80336 munich, germany

Registration online registration: go to www.icd-europe.com for registration and hotel reservations.

Registration per fax: Use enclosed form or download it from www.icd-europe.com

Registration fee: all events of the main meeting (June 20 to June 24, 2012) are included in the respective registration fee as specified on the registration forms.

Registration desk opening times: at the Hotel Bayerischer Hof: Thursday, June 21, 2012, from 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm at the BmW-museum: Thursday, June 21, 2012, from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

Cancellation and Refunds, Terms & ConditionsBefore april 16, 2012 100% refund (less eUr 30,– handling fee)april 16 to may 14, 2012 50% refundmay 14 to June 4, 2012 30 % refundafter June 4, 2012 no refund

cancellations will only be accepted when sent in writing to medizin & markt gmbH by the dates specified above.

refund of payments will be handled (at the latest) shortly after the congress meeting.

Name Badges identification Badges will be provided in the congress Documentation Set, handed out at the registration desk. Badges must be worn visibly at all events.

Certification of Attendance a certificate of attendance as well as a list of all participants will also be included in the congress Documentation Set.

Conference Official Language The official language is english. Simultaneous translation is not provided.

Dress Code regents Dinner: Jacket recommendedWelcome Party Smart casualScientific day Jacket recommendedFriday evening casual or Dirndlinduction ceremony & gala Dinner: Black tie

Hotel Informationconference hotel: Hotel Bayerischer Hof Promenadeplatz 2-6 / 80333 munich, germany DSU: eUr 280,–/DBl: eUr 300,–/Breakfast: eUr 30,–

alternative hotels:Platzl Hotel Sparkassenstraße 10 / 80331 munich, germany DSU: eUr 169,–/DBl: eUr 210 - 250,–/Breakfast: included

Hotel an der Oper Falkenturmstraße 10 / 80331 munich, germany DSU: eUr 145,–/DBl: eUr 198 - 240,–/Breakfast: included

Hotel Splendid-Dollmann Thierschstraße 49 / 80538 munich, germany DSU: eUr 130,–/DBl: eUr 160,–/Breakfast: eUr 12,50

Hotel Falkenturm Falkenturmstraße 3 / 80331 munich, germany DSU: eUr 89,–/DBl: eUr 109,–/Breakfast: included

Disclaimer The european Section of the icD and the organising committee/Secretariat will not take any responsibility for participants regarding any medical expenses, loss, damage or accidents during the conference.