EAO-DGI joint meeting 2023

Start

Thu, 28 Sep 2023, 09:00

End

Sat, 30 Sep 2023, 06:00

WebSite

https://iii.hm/eoa2023

Venue:

Onsite & Online

Exhibit

Booth F35

Symposia

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28: 16:45 – 18:45

Shaping The Future of Oral Rehabilitation – Innovative Treatment Concepts For Challenging Clinical Scenarios

Room: Frankfurt

This lectures of the Straumann Industry Forum will focus on the ongoing transformation of oral rehabilitation, with an emphasis on treatment strategies designed to address challenging clinical scenarios. The invited speakers will explore the multifaceted aspects of this field, from dynamic navigation-assisted protocols and digital planning for full-arch restorations to immediate and graftless solutions for atrophic jaws. We will delve into the practical application of these treatment concepts in daily clinical practice, their efficiencies, and safety profiles. Furthermore, the implications of these novel methodologies on the future of dental implantology will be examined.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29: 12:45 – 13:45

Latest Advances in The Treatment Of Peri-Implant Disorders

Room: Cologne

This lecture of the Straumann Industry Forum aims to provide an in-depth overview of the state-of-the-art advances in the treatment of peri-implant disorders. Our speaker will delve into the capabilities of a novel treatment concept, the dental implant cleaning system. This innovative treatment modality presents a potential resolution to surmount the intricacies involved in managing these complex dental conditions, thereby enhancing the prospect of improved long-term implant survival rates. A comprehensive overview of the concept principles, mechanism of action, and the unique technological advances that set this system apart from traditional methodologies will also be provided.

Speakers

Markus Schlee (Germany)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30: 12:45 – 13:45

Immediate Implant Placement – Essential Knowledge for Practice. Evidence-Based and Proven In Daily Practice

Straumann Germany Industry Symposium
Language: German, with English translation

Room: Cologne

The Straumann Germany session within the Straumann Industry Forum deals with immediate implant placement, which has long been established as a scientifically documented therapy method in daily practice. The use of digital workflows also makes it very easy to implement concepts of immediate restoration with the "one abutment/one time" concept.

In this workshop, the following topics will be discussed in a practical manner:

the basics of immediate implant placement (indications, contraindications, implant design)
navigated implantology with focus on immediate implant placement
the clinical procedure, step-by-step (live operation videos)
the basics and concepts of immediate restoration
complication management

Speakers

Frank Schwarz (Germany)

Workshops

Organiser

Sponsor

Welcome to Berlin reloaded

What is the main focus of the congress this year?

Henning Schliephake

The first focus is advances in digital technology, which is something that’s being talked about more and more. AI is creeping into many areas of medicine, particularly diagnostics. Big data will give dentists the chance to assess personal risk profiles like we’ve done with other diseases. In the future we’ll potentially use big data to establish an individual patient’s prognosis or risk profile.

Augmented reality has moved from theory to practice over the past couple of years, for instance with headsets that project data into the surgeon’s field of vision. This kind of tool will probably become part of mainstream dentistry within a very short time. Tools like these will mean that the surgeon can directly match the planning data to the surgical procedure and get real-time feedback.
The second topic is the frail patient. Patients are getting older and older, with comorbidities and their associated risk factors. We have to be aware of that and identify frail patients early on so we can respond with appropriate planning.

Florian Beuer

The third focus of this year’s congress is peri-implantitis, which will be the theme for the Battle of Concepts. Peri-implantitis is a topic that we still don’t know enough about. There are many treatment approaches and associated questions. At the same time, exciting new discoveries are emerging that should help identify patients who are at risk in the future. The goal isn’t just to treat peri-implantitis once it’s been identified, but to be much more active in prevention, then take particular care of those patients at risk.

As well as these three main themes, I’m also really looking forward to the German-speaking programme, which delegates will be able to hear in the language of their choice thanks to this year’s simultaneous translation. The first DGI session, which is on personalised implant dentistry, features chairs from Germany and Austria and I know it will be a must-see. Berlin has its own humour, known as ‘Berliner Schnauze’, while Vienna is famous for ‘Wiener Schmäh’, a brand of wit and irony that will ensure this is a lively and engaging discussion!