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PARISfrom september 29th

to october 1st, 2016

Invited countryJapan

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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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EAO BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresidentBjörn Klinge (Sweden)President ElectAlberto Sicilia (Spain)Secretary GeneralLuca Cordaro (Italy)TreasurerHenning Schliephake (Germany)Past PresidentPascal Valentini (France)

MembersGil Alcoforado (Portugal)Reinhilde Jacobs (Belgium)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)Turker Ornekol (Turkey)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)

CONGRESS CHAIRMEN 2016ChairmanDavid Nisand (France)Co-chairmanFranck Renouard (France)

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEStefano Gracis (Italy)Yataro Komiyama (Japan)Jose Manuel Navarro (Spain)Friedrich Neukam (Germany)Isabella Rocchietta (UK)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Goran Urde (Sweden)

ABSTRACT COMMITTEEChairsBjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Ralf Kohal (Germany)

MembersGoran Benic (Switzerland)Matteo Chiapasco (Italy)Nikolaos Donos (UK)Klaus Gotfredsen (Denmark)Robert Haas (Austria)Flemming Isidor (Denmark)Matthias Kern (Germany)Andrea Mombelli (Switzerland)Timo Narhi (Finland)Niklaus Lang (Switzerland)Gerry Raghoebar (Netherlands)Giovanni Salvi (Switzerland)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Lars Schropp (Denmark)Massimo Simion (Italy)Hendrik Terheyden (Germany)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)Jorg Wiltfang (Germany)

FACULTYKarl-Ludwig Ackermann (Germany)Tomas Albrektsson (Sweden)Antonello Appiani (Italy)Zvi Artzi (Israel)Wael Att (Germany)Martin Brient (France)Oliver Brix (Germany)Rino Burkhardt (Switzerland)Daniel Buser (Switzerland)Marcelo Calamita (Brazil)Matteo Chiapasco (Italy)Sarah Chick-Richardson (UK)Michael Cohen (USA)Luca Cordaro (Italy)Hugo De Bruyn (Belgium)David De Franco (Italy)Stefan Fickl (Germany)Caroline Fouque (France)Helena Francisco (Portugal)Bertil Friberg (Sweden)Laura Frost (UK)Petra Gierthmühlen (Germany)Stefano Gracis (Italy)Reinhard Gruber (Austria)Ueli Grunder (Switzerland)Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)Margareta Hultin (Sweden)Markus Hürzeler (Germany)Torsten Jemt (Sweden)Ryo Jimbo (Sweden)Thierry Joudet (France)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)Shohei Kasugai (Japan)Fouad Khoury (Germany)Björn Klinge (Sweden)Ralf Kohal (Germany)Yataro Komiyama (Japan)Niklaus Lang (Switzerland)Sonia Leziy (Canada)Jaime Lozada (USA)Carlo Maiorana (Italy)Jacques Malet (France)Tidu Mankoo (UK)Brenda Mertens (France)Konrad Meyenberg (Switzerland)Brahm Miller (Canada)Virginie Monnet-Corti (France)Jose Manuel Navarro (Spain)Friedrich Neukam (Germany)Myron Nevins (USA)Ailsa Nicol (UK)Michael Norton (UK)Nicolas Picard (France)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Andrea Ricci (Italy)Giano Ricci (Italy)Isabella Rocchietta (UK)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Giovanni Salvi (Switzerland)Mariano Sanz (Spain)

Keiichi Sasaki (Japan)Hironobu Sato (Japan)Marc Schätzle (Switzerland)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Lars Sennerby (Sweden)Alberto Sicilia (Spain)Nelson Silva (Brazil)Massimo Simion (Italy)Ward Smalley (USA)Paul Stone (UK)Joerg Strub (Germany)Peter Thomsen (Sweden)Maurizio Tonetti (Italy)Jean-François Tulasne (France)Goran Urde (Sweden)Pascal Valentini (France)Hannes Wachtel (Germany)Georg Watzek (Austria)Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)Daniel Wismeijer (Netherlands)Giovanni Zucchelli (Italy)Otto Zuhr (Germany)

SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA FACULTYTomas Albrektsson (Sweden) Hadi Antoun (France)Christèle Artz (France)Philippe Bousquet (France)Jean Pierre Brun (France) Marcus Dagnelid (Sweden)Guillaume Fougerais (France)German Gallucci (USA)Peter Gehrke (Germany)Arndt Happe (Germany)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)Ki-Tae Koo (South Korea)Mischa Krebs (Germany)Jan Lindhe (Sweden)Armando Lopes (Portugal)Jay Malmquist (USA)Paulo Malo (Portugal)Jorg Neugebauer (Germany)Robert Nölken (Germany)Marc Quirynen (Belgium) Matthieu Renaud (France)Mario Roccuzzo (Italy)Frank Schwarz (Germany)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Bernard Touati (France)Angelo Troedhan (Austria)Bart Vandenberghe (Belgium)Hannes Wachtel (Germany)

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On behalf of the European Association for Osseointegration and the French Society of Periodontology and Oral Implantology, we are delighted to announce details of the EAO’s 25th Annual Scientific Congress in Paris.

The scientific committee and the EAO board have prepared an exciting programme focusing on many aspects of treatment planning and decision-making. As well as featuring world-renowned speakers, the congress will include numerous interactive elements involving the audience. We are also very pleased and honoured to welcome Japan as a guest country during the congress.

The EAO Annual Congress provides a unique opportunity for researchers and clinicians to present their scientific studies, both as posters and during the oral presentation sessions. This year, we are pleased to announce the launch of a new session called “7 minutes to convince”. This will feature speakers whose abstracts have been selected by the EAO’s Junior Committee during the submission process.

The congress will take place in the heart of Paris near the Champs Elysées, enabling you, your family and friends to enjoy many of the city’s attractions during your visit.

On behalf of the EAO, we very much hope you can join us in Paris. We look forward to meeting you during the meeting and social events.

David Nisand Franck RenouardChairman Co-chairman of the Scientific Committee of the Scientific Committee

WELCOME TO PARIS

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Paris is always a good idea Audrey Hepburn

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Thursday 29th September Friday 30th September Saturday 1st October

8.00 8.00SATELLITE INDUSTRY BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA

SATELLITE INDUSTRY BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA

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• 3-SHAPE• NOBEL-BIOCARE• GEISTLICH• ZIMMER-BIOMET

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9.00 9.00SESSION 3

32,000 implants down the road: what did we learn?

SESSION 4

Contest by the Junior Committee: “7 minutes to convince”

ORAL COMMUNICATION

SESSION 10

Things we stopped in our practice due to failures

SESSION 11

Debate:“Machined or rough implants?”

SFPIO PROGRAMME

Implantology needs periodontology

ORAL COMMUNICATION30 30

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SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA

11.00 11.00Organised by GEISTLICH

Organised by OSSTELL

Organised by ACTEON

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Treatment planning session: a clinical case with a “complex” problem or involving extensive rehabilitation

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Please give me back my smile! Decision making in the aesthetic zone: Challenge your speakers

30 30

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EAO GENERAL ASSEMBLY INDUSTRY LUNCH SYMPOSIA

Organised by: GC-TECH13.00 13.00

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Decision making on the basis of the level of disease: conservation versus extraction

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SESSION 5

Festival of complications

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Bone biology: where do we stand?

SESSION 7

Tips and tricks for a successful implant practice

ORAL COMMUNICATION

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AWARDS CEREMONY

14.00 SESSION 12

Treatment planning session: multiple cases with a “simple” or “limited” problem

ORAL COMMUNICATION

HANDS-ON SESSIONS

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• ZIMMER-BIOMET

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30 SESSION 1

Soft and hard tissue grafting: prevention and management of complications

SESSION 2

A digital revolution

ORAL COMMUNICATION

CLOSING CEREMONY 30

SESSION 8

How to avoid the carpenter’s approach to implants

SESSION 9

Emerging technologies: head to head

INVITED COUNTRY SESSION: JAPAN

Osseointegrated implants: looking for optimal long term results

ORAL COMMUNICATION16.00 16.00

30 30

17.00 17.00SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA

30 SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA 30Organised by DENTSPLY SIRONA IMPLANTS

Organised by STRAUMANN

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18.00 Organised by NOBEL-BIOCARE

Organised by ZIMMER-BIOMET

Organised by DENTSPLY-SIRONA

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30 30

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Faculty and EAO Members’ Dinner

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Thursday 29th September Friday 30th September Saturday 1st October

8.00 8.00SATELLITE INDUSTRY BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA

SATELLITE INDUSTRY BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA

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HANDS-ON SESSIONS

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• ZIMMER-BIOMET

9.00 9.00SESSION 3

32,000 implants down the road: what did we learn?

SESSION 4

Contest by the Junior Committee: “7 minutes to convince”

ORAL COMMUNICATION

SESSION 10

Things we stopped in our practice due to failures

SESSION 11

Debate:“Machined or rough implants?”

SFPIO PROGRAMME


ORAL COMMUNICATION30 30

10.00 10.00

30 30

SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA

11.00 11.00Organised by GEISTLICH

Organised by OSSTELL

Organised by ACTEON

ARENA 2

Treatment planning session: a clinical case with a “complex” problem or involving extensive rehabilitation

ARENA 3

Please give me back my smile! Decision making in the aesthetic zone: Challenge your speakers

30 30

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EAO GENERAL ASSEMBLY INDUSTRY LUNCH SYMPOSIA

Organised by: GC-TECH13.00 13.00

ARENA 1

Decision making on the basis of the level of disease: conservation versus extraction

30 30

SESSION 5

Festival of complications

SESSION 6

Bone biology: where do we stand?

SESSION 7

Tips and tricks for a successful implant practice

ORAL COMMUNICATION

HANDS-ON SESSIONS

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AWARDS CEREMONY

14.00 SESSION 12

Treatment planning session: multiple cases with a “simple” or “limited” problem

ORAL COMMUNICATION

HANDS-ON SESSIONS

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Organised by:

• ZIMMER-BIOMET

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30 30

15.00 15.00

30 SESSION 1

Soft and hard tissue grafting: prevention and management of complications

SESSION 2

A digital revolution

ORAL COMMUNICATION

CLOSING CEREMONY 30

SESSION 8

How to avoid the carpenter’s approach to implants

SESSION 9

Emerging technologies: head to head


Osseointegrated implants: looking for optimal long term results

ORAL COMMUNICATION16.00 16.00

30 30

17.00 17.00SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA

30 SATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA 30Organised by DENTSPLY SIRONA IMPLANTS

Organised by STRAUMANN

To be confirmed

18.00 Organised by NOBEL-BIOCARE

Organised by ZIMMER-BIOMET

Organised by DENTSPLY-SIRONA

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30 30

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Faculty and EAO Members’ Dinner

=Japanese and French translationSimultaneous translation from English to Japanese and French will be available during some of the major scientific sessions

ARENAThese plenary sessions will include a series of interactive debates exploring key topics in implantology.

SESSIONHear presentations exploring topics in implantology.

ORAL COMMUNICATIONHear about exciting new research findings selected from among the conference abstracts as presenters compete for prizes.

INDUSTRY SYMPOSIALearn more about key subjects in these industry sponsored symposia featuring research and innovation.

HANDS-ON SESSIONSThe “hands-on” sessions promote new techniques and offer high-level practical training under the guidance of renowned experts. These courses are organised by industry partners.

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Invited country: JapanAlthough the EAO was originally created as a forum for European professionals, the proportion of members coming from non-European countries has greatly increased over the past few years. We are delighted to now have so many members in Asia, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and South/Central America. As a mark of recognition and appreciation, the association has decided to honour one of these countries during its annual congress. The exchange of knowledge and search for innovation is a true part of our mission to bridge the gap between science and clinical practice.

This year, the Board of Directors has chosen to welcome Japan as a guest country during the annual congress. With the highest number of members in Asia and a very active dental community, Japan appeared the natural choice for a guest country on this occasion.

The Congress Committee has introduced a guest country parallel session. This provides an opportunity for clinicians from the guest country to participate in a European event and demonstrate their professional achievements and research to an international audience.

Delegates from Japan will be offered discounted registration fees, normally reserved for EAO members, which means that they can register for 360 € instead of 600 € (early bird). In addition, a “Japan Corner” will be located in the exhibition area, enabling Japanese associations to showcase their activities. Cultural events will also be organised to encourage exchange and networking between delegates from different countries.

Local collaboration: Société Française de Parodontologie et d’Implantologie Orale (SFPIO)The EAO is proud to work in partnership with local associations or scientific societies on the occasion of its annual congress. It will be a great honour for the association to collaborate with the SFPIO for the 25th Annual Meeting in Paris.

The Société Française de Parodontologie et d’Implantologie Orale is an internationally renowned scientific society which works to promote periodontology and implantology and provide training in these fields. With over 1,100 members, it is one of the major French societies within the field of dentistry.

SFPIO members will benefit from discounted registration fees, normally reserved for EAO members, and can register for 360 € instead of 600 € (early bird).

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13.00 14.45 ARENA 1

Decision making on the basis of the level of disease: conservation versus extractionChair: C. Hämmerle (Switzerland)Co-Chair: M. Tonetti (Italy)

How far can we go to preserve periodontally involved teeth and when does it make sense to preserve periodontally involved teeth with a questionable prognosisGiano Ricci (Italy)

Decision making process between conservation and extraction for periodontally compromised teeth with a questionable prognosisGiovanni Salvi (Switzerland)

15.15 16.45

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Soft and hard tissue grafting: prevention and management of complicationsChair: P. Valentini (France)Co-Chair: C. Maiorana (Italy)

Prevention and management of soft tissue defects around implantsJacques Malet (France)

GBR in vertical and horizontal defects: how to reduce complicationsJaime Lozada (USA)

How to reduce complications using autogenous bone blocksMatteo Chiapasco (Italy)

SESSION 2

A digital revolutionChair: J.M. Navarro (Spain)Co-Chair: P. Stone (United Kingdom)

Virtual smile design to drive the restorative planMarcelo Calamita (Brazil)

CAD-CAM technologies and new materialsWael Att (Germany)

Optical impression and implant reconstruction: where are we?Nelson Silva (Brazil)

ORAL COMMUNICATION

The European Association for Osseointegration (EAO) encourages researchers and clinicians to present, discuss, and exchange new research results within the field of implant therapy and related disciplines via submission of scientific abstracts. During the oral communication sessions, delegates can hear short oral presentations from the authors whose abstracts were rated highest by the Abstract Committee.


Evening Faculty and EAO Members’ dinner see page 21

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Friday 30th SeptemberMORNING

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8.00 8.45 Satellite industry breakfast symposia see page 15

9.00 10.30 SESSION 3

32,000 implants down the road: what did we learn?Chair: J.F. Tulasne (France) Speakers: Bertil Friberg (Sweden) & Torsten Jemt (Sweden)

One of the most experienced teams in the world in the field of implant dentistry will share its experiences with no limits.

SESSION 4

Contest by the Junior Committee: “7 minutes to convince”Chair: S. Fickl (Germany) Co-Chair: H. Francisco (Portugal)

Concept: An opportunity to present new research which could change the world in the field of implant dentistry.

Rules for submission: A one-minute video presentation featuring anything in the field of implant dentistry (no restrictions). Submit online at www.eao-congress.com

Session: Will feature 7 ‘out of the box and original’ presentations of 7 minutes each. At the end of the session the audience and the Junior Committee will vote for the best presentation.

ORAL COMMUNICATION


11.00 12.30

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Treatment planning session: a clinical case with a “complex” problem or involving extensive rehabilitationChair: M. Cohen (USA)Presenter: A. Ricci (Italy)Coordinator: S. Gracis (Italy)

Team America:Sonia Leziy (Canada) Brahm Miller (Canada) Ward Smalley (USA)

Team Europe:Rino Burkhardt (Switzerland) Joerg Strub (Germany) Marc Schätzle (Switzerland)

Challenge your treatment planning abilities and see the experts at work as they discuss a complex treatment plan.

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Festival of complicationsChair: I. Sailer (Switzerland) Co-Chair: B. Pjetursson (Iceland)

Treatment planning away from biological and technical complicationsRalf Kohal (Germany)

Removable implant reconstructions and quality of life of the dentistHugo de Bruyn (Belgium)

How to solve or better how to avoid technical complications.Oliver Brix (Germany)

SESSION 6

Bone biology: where do we stand?Chair: F. Neukam (Germany)Co-Chair: G. Watzek (Austria)

Cell biology and immune response related to implant dentistryReinhard Gruber (Austria)

Bone to implant interface: where do we stand and where do we go?Peter Thomsen (Sweden)

What is osseointegration in 2016 and why are we losing bone around dental implantsTomas Albrektsson (Sweden)

SESSION 7

Tips and tricks for a successful implant practiceChair: B. Klinge (Sweden) Co-Chair: A. Nicol (United Kingdom)

Where to be trained in oral implantology (EAO Education Programme)Helena Francisco (Portugal)

How photos can improve your private practiceAntonello Appiani (Italy)

Private practice management and developmentSarah Chick-Richardson (United Kingdom)

ORAL COMMUNICATION

15.30 17.00

SESSION 8

How to avoid the carpenter’s approach to implantsChair: G. Urde (Sweden) Co-Chair: L. Sennerby (Sweden)

The influence of insertion torque and primary stability on implant survival in immediate temporisation of single-tooth implants.Michael Norton (United Kingdom)

Evidence based implant carpentry. What are we using, what are we doing?Ryo Jimbo (Sweden)

Bone versus implants! Do we need to grant the biomechanical to the biology? The orthopaedist’s perspective.Thierry Joudet (France)

SESSION 9

Emerging technologies: head to headChair: A. Sicilia (Spain)Co-Chair: L. Cordaro (Italy)

Hand guided surgery versus guided surgeryDaniel Wismeijer (Netherlands)

Autogenous bone block versus allogenic bone blockZvi Artzi (Israel)

Connective tissue graft versus soft tissue substitute around implantsGiovanni Zuchelli (Italy)


Osseointegrated implants: looking for

optimal long term resultsChair: H. Sato (Japan)Co-Chair: Y. Komiyama (Japan)

New strategy for bone augmentationShohei Kasugai (Japan)

Consideration of dental implant treatment based on biomechanics and mechanobiologyKeiichi Sasaki (Japan)

ORAL COMMUNICATION


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8.00 8.45 Satellite industry breakfast symposia see page 15

9.00 10.30 SESSION 10

Things we stopped in our practice due to failuresChair: H. Schliephake (Germany)Co-Chair: R. Jung (Switzerland)

Immediate implant placementMariano Sanz (Spain)

Prosthodontic rehabilitation of edentulous jawsKarl-Ludwig Ackermann (Germany)

Immediate CAD/CAM restorationMargareta Hultin (Sweden)

Cemented fixed restorationsKonrad Meyenberg (Switzerland)

SESSION 11

Debate: “Machined or rough implants?”Chair: A. Wennerberg (Sweden)Co-chair: N. Lang (Switzerland)

Daniel Buser (Switzerland)Massimo Simion (Italy)

This session will explore whether we should attempt to reduce healing time and speed up treatment times by using implants with rough surfaces, and if so how to balance this with any increased risk of biological complications.

FRENCH SOCIETY OF PERIODONTOLOGY AND ORAL IMPLANTOLOGY PROGRAMME


Chair: V. Monnet-Corti (France) Co-Chair: B. Mertens (France)

Perio plastic surgery to prevent biological complication in the aesthetic zoneCaroline Fouque (France)

Bone management for optimal aesthetic outcomeNicolas Picard (France)

ORAL COMMUNICATION

11.00 12.30

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Please give me back my smile! Decision making in the aesthetic zone: Challenge your speakersChair: I. Rocchietta (United Kingdom) Co-Chair: M. Brient (France)

Team 1:Markus Hurzeler (Germany) Otto Zuhr (Germany)

Team 2:Tidu Mankoo (United Kingdom) Laura Frost (United Kingdom)

Do you go to conferences and always find there is a gap between your day-to-day practice and what you see and hear on the podium? If so, don’t miss this chance to challenge two teams of leading dentists about how they would approach your daily clinical decisions. The session will enable you to find out how to implement innovative techniques for treatment in the aesthetic zone. Make sure you don’t miss this interactive session!

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Treatment planning session: multiple cases with a “simple” or “limited” problemChair: S. Gracis (Italy) Co-Chair: U. Grunder (Switzerland)

Presenter of clinical case: Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)

Periodontist: Myron Nevins (USA)

Implant surgeon: Hannes Wachtel (Germany)

Oral surgeon: Fouad Khoury (Germany)

Prosthodontist: Petra Gierthmühlen (Germany)

Orthodontist: David de Franco (Italy)

ORAL COMMUNICATION


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Thursday 29th SeptemberSATELLITE INDUSTRY SYMPOSIA

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New perspectives for GBR in challenging situationsFrank Schwarz (Germany)

This lecture will present new perspectives in the field of regenerative dentistry by compound guided bone regeneration. Advanced surgical procedures will be demon-strated to reduce patient morbidity by the targeted use of biomaterials.

The next level for hard and soft tissue regenerationRonald E. Jung (Switzerland)

Is Guided Bone Regeneration a safe therapy and what is known about long-term results? New innovative clinical approaches will be demonstrated to solve the problem of hard- and soft tissue volume stability. Are there reliable off-the-shelf solutions that will bring us to a next level?

Osseointegration of implants: how to reduce treatment time and better manage patients with risk factors – using the ISQ scale to make your treatment protocols more predictableMarcus Dagnelid (Sweden)Jorg Neugebauer (Germany)Jay Malmquist (USA)Requests for shorter treatment times along with a growing number of patients with risk factors place greater demands on dentists and available technology. These speakers represent more than 30 years of combined experience with Osstell and the ISQ scale in daily practice and will discuss how to reduce treatment time and manage patients with risk factors, while reducing the risk of unnecessary costs related to premature loading. During this unique and interactive session, you will get the opportunity to ask your questions to the doctors’ and to get involved in the discussion.

The Piezotome-enabled flapless vertical alveolar crest-split and horizontal distractionAngelo Troedhan (Austria)

The technique allows bone-lossless vertical osteotomies of ridges of only 1mm width with mean vertical bone-loss of max. 1mm after healing.

Orthodontic bone stretching for ankylosed teeth or implant relocationPhilippe Bousquet (France)Matthieu Renaud (France)Christèle Artz (France)

The technique uses partial corticotomies, associated with orthodontic forces. This proce-dure leads to bone movement by the stretching effect. Orthodontic device induces and directs the movement until the good position.

17.00 18.45

Inspiration TALKS with DENTSPLY Implants – Challenging implant-supported single tooth restorationsExperienced clinicians will share insights and trends in single tooth restorations. They cover solutions for limited bone volume, including sloped ridges, as well as state-of-the-art digital technologies – all of these for achieving best function and aesthetics for every single patient. The presentations will be followed by an expert debate on the topic of periim-plantitis, with a critical review of the current differences in opinions and available scientific data. Join us for an interactive symposium with inspirational talks and lively discussions.

Speakers: Peter Gehrke (Germany); Mischa Krebs (Germany); Robert Nölken (Germany); Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Expert debate: Jan Lindhe (Sweden)Tomas Albrektsson (Sweden)

Improved treatment protocols – affordability and productivityGerman Gallucci (USA)Treatment solutions for the edentulous patient

Mario Roccuzzo (Italy)How to select the right implant for the right indication

Arndt Happe (Germany)Key factors for success with implants in the aesthetic zone

Note for partners: one satellite industry symposia is available on Thursday afternoon. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

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17.15 19.00

Treatment enhancement and refinement – evidence countsHadi Antoun (France)

Explore the development of a variety of patient-centred protocols and the clinical and scientific evidence supporting them. Drs. Bert Vandenberghe and Bernard Touati will look at the role of emerging technology, specifically improvements to integrated workflows and their clinical application in everyday routine. The edentulous patient population is growing and will continue to present opportunities that will challenge even the most skilled clinicians. With this in mind, Drs. Paulo Malo and Hannes Wachtel will examine the continued evolution of the All-on-4® treatment concept.

More information available soon at www.eao-congress.com

Guided Surgery with Dentsply Sirona workflow: From Good to Great Guillaume Fougerais (France)

Interested in achieving long lasting and highly aesthetic results? Join us in the exciting journey of chairside Integrated Implantology with Dentsply Sirona.

You will see on stage how easy digital planning can be and that fabricating a surgical guide in your practice is possible in less than 40 min. You can go even further and create individual abutments – all in one single visit. Learn more about this exciting revolution with Dr. Fougerais.

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Satellite Industry SymposiaEach session is a real asset offered in addition to the official programme.The industry symposia sessions at the EAO Congress are rich in research and innovation. Industry partners place particular importance on developing solutions and products in collaboration with leading researchers and scientists working in the field of implant dentistry. On reg-istration, delegates can apply to participate in any of these symposia. However, they are organised independently by the sponsors, and places are not guaranteed.

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08.30 11.00 or 13.30 16.00

Morning: Compound GBR for horizontal augmentation in demanding casesFrank Schwarz (Germany)This hands-on course presents the advanced technique of compound guided bone regeneration to allow the augmentation of atrophied alveolar ridges also in challenging situations.

Afternoon: Extraction Socket Management of infected sockets: classification and treatment conceptsKi-Tae Koo (South Korea)This hands-on course is aimed to introduce a new treatment classification system for extraction sockets based on the extent of inflammation and bone defect and the respective treatment of each type.

Morning and afternoon: Reducing Time to Tooth with Guided Prosthetics

Don’t miss this hands-on workshop and presentation of the digital implant treatment process and guided prosthetics. From intraoral scanning, implant planning and drill guide design to designing and manufacturing final restorations (crown and abutment), you will experience first-hand the game-changing benefits of digital implantology

Morning and afternoon: “The All-on-4® treatment concept – how to prepare for an immediate temporary bridge”Armando Lopes (Portugal)Tilting implants to maximise available bone offers many advan-tages. But how should you plan the provisional and final bridges for the best possible outcomes? How valuable is the protocol for immediate provisionalisation? Using a model, learn the steps for placing implants and converting a denture into a provisional bridge.


Saturday 1st OctoberHANDS-ON SESSIONS

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Friday 30th SeptemberHANDS-ON SESSIONS

Hands-on sessionsThe aim of the “hands-on” sessions is to promote new techniques and offer high-level practical training under the guidance of renowned experts. These courses are organised by industry partners and each sponsor will run its session twice during the day. Delegates can register for the morning or afternoon session. Choose your hands-on session for only 90€ (Including 20% VAT as of March 2016).

CHOOSE YOUR HANDS-ON SESSION FOR ONLY 90€

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L-PRF: the future for optimal bone & soft-tissue healingMarc Quirynen (Belgium)

L-PRF, a second generation platelet concentrate offer “signif-icant” and “clinically relevant” advantages in case of: sinus augmentation, ridge preservation, initial Osseointegration, soft tissue grafting, etc.… This presentation will show the data of several RCTs.

How to reconcile function, aesthetic, simplicity and patient satisfactionJean Pierre Brun (France)

The contribution of the better implant ranges adapted to existing tissue evolutions, allow get to a more secure approach in complicated surgeries.

Saturday 1st OctoberINDUSTRY LUNCH SYMPOSIA

Industry Lunch and Breakfast SymposiaThe Industry Lunch and Breakfast Symposia provide an opportunity to attend an industry symposium while enjoying lunch or breakfast in the room at the same time. Industry symposia are free of charge.

Note for partners: Industry breakfast symposia are still available on Friday and Saturday morning. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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DateFrom Thursday 29th September to Saturday 1st October 2016.

VenueThe 2016 EAO Congress will be held at:Le Palais des congrès de Paris2 place de la Porte Maillot75017 ParisEasily reachable by public transport via metro station line 1 “Porte Maillot”. (Metro line 1 is the main and central line in Paris).

Official languageThe official language of the EAO Congress is English. Translation into Japanese and French will be available in the major sessions.

AIR France & KLM Global MeetingsAttractive discounts are available on a wide range of fares on all Air France and KLM flights worldwide. For more details visit : http://www.airfranceklm-globalmeetings.com/?eid=27857AF. Use Event ID Code 27857AF when booking.

Transport to ParisTo get to Paris you can choose Charles de Gaulle airport (CDG – north of Paris) or Orly airport (ORY – south of Paris).

From CDG Airport to Paris

We recommend taking a taxi. The cost is around 60 €, depending on traffic. Not all taxis accept payment by banker’s card.

The Air France shuttle departs from CDG airport and connects with Porte Maillot station. The journey takes approximately 40 minutes. For more information, visit www.lescarsairfrance.com

From ORLY Airport to Paris

We recommend taking a taxi. The cost is around 40 €, depending on traffic. Not all taxis accept payment by banker’s card.

The Air France shuttle departs from ORY airport and connects with Etoile/Champs-Elysées station (two metro stops from Porte Maillot). The journey takes approximately an hour. For more information, visit www.lescarsairfrance.com

VisaDepending on your nationality, it may be necessary to obtain a visa before leaving. In this case, you can find all the information you need on the website of the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/

Contacts

EAO Office

Delphine VieljeuxCongress [email protected]

Hotel reservation

Accommodation Bureau appointed by EAOJustine [email protected]

Congress registration

Colloquium: Registration Secretariat appointed by EAOSamya [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION

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REGISTRATION

PaymentPayment must accompany your registration. Registrations received without payment will not be processed or confirmed. Your credit card transaction will be processed through Colloquium Paris (EAO Registration Secretariat). Please note that your credit card statement will show a payment to “16EAO – CLQ”.

ConfirmationReceipt of your registration and credit card payment will be acknowledged by email. If you do not receive a confirmation, please contact: [email protected]

VATAll prices (registration fees, hands-on, Faculty and Members’ dinner) include French VAT at 20% as of March 2016.

InvoiceAn electronic invoice will be emailed to you. The invoice will be issued within a week of registration and cannot be changed, so please make sure you have provided Colloquium with the correct information (company name, address and VAT number if applicable). In case of any enquiries, please contact: [email protected]

Cancellation policyAll registration cancellations must be made in writing (by email) to [email protected].

Up to and including June 30th. You will receive a reimbursement of 50% of the fees paid. If you have not paid prior to cancelling, 50% of the registration fee will still remain due.

From July 1st. No refund. If you have not made payment before that date, the total registration fee will still remain due to the congress office.

All refunds will be issued after the congress. Queries will not be accepted after October 28th 2016.

Name changeRegistered participants who are unable to attend the congress cannot nominate a substitute participant. Name changes are not permitted.

Registration is available through the EAO congress website:www.eao-congress.com

Until June 20th From June 21st From Sept

28th, on site

EAO members, SFPIO members and Invited country (Japan)

360 € 490 € 600 €

EAO student members 90 € 190 € 290 €

Non-members 600 € 700 € 800 €

Groups 590 € – –

Registration fees are based on the date of receipt of the registration. The prices indicated are per person and are only applicable if both the registration form and the payment are received before the deadlines above; otherwise the higher registration fee will be applied. Onsite registration desks will open on September 28th, from 16:00 to 19:00.

The conference registration fee includes:

admission to the congress sessions, poster areas and exhibition congress documents (final programme, digital abstract book) lunches and coffee breaks

EAO member registration

The member congress registration fee is reserved for EAO members. Please log in to your online member area to register for the congress or become an EAO member/student member and save on your registration fee!

regular membership: 225€ (+50€ joining fee in the first year)

Further info at www.eao.org

Student registration

The student congress registration fee is reserved for EAO student members. Please log in to your online member area to register for the congress or become an EAO member/student member and save on your registration fee!

student membership: 50€

SFPIO member registration

Please note that your SFPIO membership for 2016 should be up to date before you register at the preferential rate. SFPIO members should go to www.eao-congress.com to register for the congress.

Group registration (special rates)

minimum: 10 participants deadline for group registration July 22nd payment upon receipt of invoice (final deadline for payment: September 1st) online registration via www.eao-congress.com

Hands-on Courses registration

Delegates can register for the morning or afternoon session for only 90€

Faculty and Members’ dinner registration

Places at the dinner are available to EAO members and an accompanying guest for 75€ per person. They will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

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ACCOMMODATION

GARE DE LYON

GARE D’AUSTERLITZ

GARE MONTPARNASSE

GARE DU NORDGARE DE L’EST

CHARLES DE GAULLE AIRPORT

ORLY AIRPORT

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MAKE YOUR STAY IN PARIS DURING THE EAO CONGRESS AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE!

Paris is one of the most beautiful cities in the world with its historical and cultural heritage. We have selected more than 40 hotels to allow you to visit Paris at your ease and according to your budget.

To give you an idea, please find on the left a selection of hotels and areas.

More choices on:www.eao-congress.com

1SLEEP JUST A STEP FROM THE PALAIS DES CONGRÈSHyatt Regency FROM 300€

Méridien Étoile FROM 300€

2A FEW MINUTES WALK FROM THE PALAIS DES CONGRÈSFertel Etoile FROM 180€

Résidence Impériale FROM 200€

Paris Neuilly FROM 245€

3THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AVENUE IN THE WORLD!BW Champs Elysées FROM 180€

Tivoli Hotel FROM 220€

Mercure Arc de Triomphe FROM 265€

4AUTHENTIC CHARM IN MONTMARTREIbis Montmartre FROM 180€

Mercure Montmartre FROM 280€

5IN THE HEART OF PARIS …Timhotel Louvre FROM 250€

Mercure Opéra FROM 280€

6FOLLOW THE STEPS OF COCTEAU AND MODIGLIANIIbis Montparnasse FROM 180€

Pullman Montparnasse FROM 280€

7ENJOY A BRAND NEW HOTEL IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICTMélia La Défense FROM 250€

More choices: www.eao-congress.com(Prices per room per night)

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OUR SPONSORSTHE EAO WISHES TO EXTEND ITS SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT:

PLATINUM

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Thursday September 29th 2016,Le Grand Hotel

Don’t miss the opportunity to join congress speakers and the EAO Board of Di-rectors at the 2016 Faculty and Members’ Dinner.

The dinner will take place at the magnificently restored Le Grand Hotel. The hotel opened its doors 150 years ago, during the reign of Napoleon III, and was inaugu-rated by the Empress Eugénie, in person, in 1862. It is located across the street from the Opéra Garnier, and close to the wonderful Place Vendôme.

With its legendary Salon Opera, a listed historical monument, the ballroom is an invitation to experience what is unique in past and present-day Paris.

This is your chance to experience the elegance of Paris in the company of friends and faculty from the EAO Congress.

Note: Places at the dinner are available to EAO members and an accompanying guest for 75€ per person. They will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

SHOPPINGParis, “Capital of Shopping”, is home to couturiers and concept stores that create the trends of the future.

There is a shopping centre in the Palais des congrès where you will be able to en-joy food, beverage and general shopping.

Luxury fashion areas:Avenue Montaigne, Rue saint Honoré and Place Vendôme.

Designer fashion areas:Place des Victoires, le Marais.

Ready to wear areas: Champs Elysées, Rue de Rivoli and Galeries Lafayette.

GASTRONOMYParis “Capital of Gastronomy” invites travel-lers from all over the world to have a feast! The art of French cooking owes its success to the mastery of classic basics updated by today’s chefs. You will be able to enjoy the fa-mous Parisian bistros, cafés and brasseries, and also the most prestigious restaurants for French food. Bring back a souvenir from “La Grande Epicerie de Paris” at Le Bon marché.

CULTUREParis “Capital of Culture”, with its incom-parable heritage and profusion of sites and monuments, is a dream destination for visi-tors in search of historic splendour. Thanks to its unique blend of iconic sights, inno-vative architecture and unusual places, the French capital promises a cultural journey like no other through 1,803 monuments, 173 museums and a host of other exceptional sites. Paris has the biggest museum in the world: Le Louvre. Other must-see locations include the musée d’Orsay with its 19th century Impressionist art and the musée Rodin with its famous sculptures.

ROMANTIC PARISParis is THE romantic city par excellence! With its little streets, secret passages and squares full of charm, it is the ideal setting for a romantic getaway. Lovers can stroll hand in hand admiring the capital’s magnif-icent monuments. Why not enjoy a dinner on the most romantic “Avenue” in Paris on the river Seine.

For more information visit www.paris.fr

FACULTY AND EAO MEMBERS’ DINNER

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HISTORYThe European Association for Osseoin-tegration (EAO) is a non-profit organisa-tion which was founded in 1991. It was formed as an international, interdiscipli-nary and independent science based forum for all professionals interested in the art and science of osseointegration. As one of the leading associations within the field in implant dentistry in the world, the EAO aims to improve the quality of patient care by bridging the gap between science and clinical practice.

MISSION � promote and facilitate clinical

applications of osseointegration for the benefit of patients all over the world

� promote the advancement of treatment methods in reconstructive surgery and prosthetic rehabilitation based on the principles of osseointegration and related disciplines

� promote and initiate research into improved clinical procedures for rehabilitation as a consequence of osseointegration

� promote international exchange of knowledge and understanding of the techniques and research in the field of osseointegration and related disciplines

� promote the publication of research findings and other materials as part of continuing education for the benefit of members and interested organisations

ABOUT THE EAOMASTER CLINICIAN COURSESThe Master Clinician Course series was launched in 2015, and since then participants have been hosted in Paris and Zurich by a number of internationally renowned master clinicians (Professor Khoury; Professor Hämmerle and his team; and Dr Valentini and Professor Chiapasco).

Two courses are held every year, one which focuses on surgery in March and another one which deals with prosthodontics in December. Full details are available at: www.eao.org/master-clinician-courses.

STUDENTSThe EAO is glad to welcome students registered in full time education to join the association at a greatly discounted rate of 50 EUR/year. This special membership gives students the possibility to access all EAO members’ privileges including online access to COIR and complimentary copies of Inspyred, the EAO members’ magazine. EAO student members can register for the annual congress at a preferential rate of 90 EUR.

Students who choose to join the EAO will be given a chance to extend their professional network and meet colleagues from all over the world to share their experience and ideas.

Master Clinician Course

Implant prosthodontics – new concepts, new materials, new technology

Professor Irena Sailer and teamGeneva, Switzerland , December 9–10 2016

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BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresidentBjörn Klinge (Sweden)

President ElectAlberto Sicilia (Spain)

Secretary GeneralLuca Cordaro (Italy)

TreasurerHenning Schliephake (Germany)

Past PresidentPascal Valentini (France)

MembersGil Alcoforado (Portugal)Reinhilde Jacobs (Belgium)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)Turker Ornekol (Turkey)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)

EDUCATION PROGRAMMEThe EAO has a long-standing commitment to dental education. In 2010, the association launched its Certificate in Implant-Based Therapy. This was established to recognise the skills and expertise of dentists practising in this field. It is the first and only Europe wide standardised assessment of knowledge in implant-based therapy.

The EAO’s Postgraduate Diploma in Implant Dentistry complements the EAO Certification Programme and provides an additional service to EAO members and the wider dental community.

Launched in 2016, the programme is made up of six modules to be completed over a three-year period. Each of the modules includes a three-day live learning course at one of Europe’s most prestigious uni-versities (Malmö, Groningen, Düsseldorf, Zurich, Madrid, Lisbon).

Applications for the 2016 intake of candidates for the Postgraduate Diploma in Implant Dentistry are currently being accepted and there is now a waiting list for places. For more information please visit: www.eao.org/education-programme

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