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France

💫 Soirée exceptionnelle avec le Pr Irena Sailer et Vincent Fehmer (Université de Genève) organisée conjointement par le Study Club 75 et le Study Club Paris, ouverte et gratuite à tous ! L'ITI est la première communauté au monde autour de l'implantologie. Etre membre ITI vous permet notamment d'accéder gratuitement à des centaines d'événements de study clubs dans le monde entier, et aux ouvrages en ligne ITI Treatment Guides. Pour en savoir plus: <a href="https://www.iti.org/community/become-a-member" rel="nofollow">consultez le site ITI.ORG</a> Reconstructions monolithiques sur implants: la clé de voûte d'un flux de travail prévisible, efficace et sans complications ? La conférence présentera un concept pour le choix du type de reconstruction et du matériau pour des résultats esthétiques élevés. Récemment, on a observé une utilisation croissante des matériaux céramiques pour la fabrication de reconstructions dentaires. Les avantages des matériaux tout-céramiques par rapport aux céramiques métalliques traditionnelles sont leur couleur qui ressemble à celle des dents et leur translucidité semblable à celle de l'émail. La principale limite des céramiques est leur fragilité, qui entraîne un risque de fracture de la reconstruction pendant le service clinique. Afin de réduire ce risque, des céramiques plus stables ont été développées. En particulier, la zircone, une céramique très résistante, semble avoir un grand potentiel pour être utilisée comme alternative au métal. Plusieurs études cliniques ont montré des résultats prometteurs pour les reconstructions de dents et d'implants à base de zircone. De nombreuses procédures de fabrication assistée par ordinateur sont aujourd'hui disponibles pour le traitement de la zircone. En raison du grand nombre de possibilités de restauration, le choix du matériau « idéal » devient de plus en plus complexe. Monolithic Implant Reconstructions - The keystone to a predictable, efficient and complication free workflow? The lecture will present a concept for the choice of type of reconstruction and material for high esthetic outcomes. Recently, an increasing use of ceramic materials for the fabrication of dental reconstructions can be observed. Advantages of all-ceramic materials over the traditional metal-ceramics include their tooth-resembling color and the enamel-like translucency. The main limitation of ceramics is their brittleness leading to a risk for fracture of the reconstruction during clinical service. In order to reduce this risk, ceramics with increased stability were developed. Especially the high-strength ceramic zirconia seems to have a lot of potential to be applied as an alternative to metal. Several clinical studies showed promising results of zirconia-based tooth and implant reconstructions. For the processing of zirconia numerous computer-aided manufacturing procedures are available today. Due to the high number of restorative possibilities, the choice of the „ideal“ material is getting more and more complex.

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Paris, France
23 Rue Édouard VII
France

Jan

2025

Monolithic Implant Reconstructions - The keystone to a pr...

Paris, France

ITI France - International Team for Implantology

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United States

The 2025 AADGP Expo will be held at the four diamond rated OMNI Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate, a haven of rest and relaxation. AADGP members are eligible for EXCLUSIVE SAVINGS of up to $150 on their conference registration. Each year AADGP presents our Annual Meeting & Expo to bring together our members and exclusive vendors to help you grow your dental group practice. The Annual Meeting & Expo provides you with exclusive opportunities and the latest information that can impact your business. The event offers attendees a multitude of advantages and opportunities, providing: Networking with Industry Professionals: Connect with like-minded professionals, experienced practitioners, and industry leaders, fostering relationships and expanding your professional network. Talk with folks who have “been there, done that!” Interactive Workshops: Participate in interactive workshops that provide hands-on learning experiences and practical skills applicable to dental group practice. Expert Keynote Presentations: Gain insights from renowned experts in the field of dental group practice through captivating keynote presentations, where they will share their extensive knowledge and industry expertise. Specialized Breakout Sessions: Dive deeper into specific topics during smaller breakout sessions, tailored to provide detailed and focused information on subjects such as clinical advancements, marketing strategies, management techniques, and emerging trends. Continuing Education (CE) Credit: Earn CE credits by attending educational sessions, keynotes, and breakout sessions, enabling you to fulfill your professional development requirements while staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in dental group practice. Cutting-Edge Exhibits: Explore the exhibit hall showcasing state-of-the-art technologies, innovative products, and services designed to enhance dental group practice operations and patient care. The AADGP  Expo has opportunities for practices of all sizes to network, learn, and grow together. Experience all this and more at our upcoming event.  MISSION, VISION, STRATEGIC PLAN The philosophy of the Academy is “Building Better Groups Together.”Our objectives are: To provide a forum for the exchange of knowledge. To represent the interests of group practice. To further the recognition of group practice as a desirable mode of service delivery. To promote research in the methods of delivery of dental services. To promote the improvement of quality patient care within group practice. To coordinate efforts with other organizations to advance the dental profession. To support education and training in all aspects of group practice by sponsoring conferences, seminars, and publications for dentists, managers, and staff.

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Orlando, FL
United States

Feb

2025

2025 AADGP EXPO

Orlando, FL

AADGP - American Academy of Dental Group Practice

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Japan

<ol><li>Endodontic Congress in Kyoto. Introduction to Japanese School of dentistry. In the most beautiful city in Japan, during the cherry blossom season. At this magical time, thousands of trees are adorned with delicate pink and white flowers. We want to share this moment with you. The cherry blossom bloom in Japan symbolizes renewal and beauty. At our unforgettable Congress, you will refresh your knowledge in the field of endodontics, be inspired by new ideas, and fall even more in love with your profession. Presentations of legendary Japanese dentists, meeting colleagues from around the world, and enjoying the wonders of nature. All this awaits you at the OHI-S Endodontic Congress in Kyoto. ❗❗❗ Exclusive Congress only for <a href="https://ohi-s.com/subscription/" rel="nofollow">Premium+36 and Premium+48 Membership Access</a> Holders! To participate in the Congress, you must first activate your Premium membership access. The price indicated on the website represents the membership fee for the OHI-S Premium+36. If you purchase the Congress from this webpage, a manager will contact you shortly to activate your membership access Premium. “<a href="https://ohi-s.com/seminar/170777/" rel="nofollow">VIP</a>” participation option is also available for purchase. Advantages of the “Comfort” participation option: – Participation in the scientific program – Coffee break – Notes and handouts – Certificate of participation – ADA credits available upon request – Lunch – A recording of the congress – Priority seats in the venue. PROGRAM Yoshi TERAUCHI Lecture 1 | Non-surgical root canal retreatment: Yoshi Terauchi's protocols. Part 1 Lecture 2 | Non-surgical root canal retreatment: Yoshi Terauchi's protocols. Part 2 – Causes of endodontic instrument breakage – Causes of ledge formation of root canals – Mechanism of ledge formation – Factors affecting the success in broken file removal – Diagnosis and treatment planning for broken file removal – Concepts of BFR – Non-surgical retreatment of root canals: complex clinical cases – Author's protocols for non-surgical retreatment of root canals – Author's protocols for treating root canals with a ledge – Key techniques to bypass ledges Mitsuhiro TSUKIBOSHI Lecture 1 | Dental trauma – Minimally invasive treatment of dental trauma – Fixation of a broken crown fragment to a tooth – Preservation of the vitality of exposed pulp – Luxated teeth: a step-by-step treatment protocol. Lecture 2 | Vital pulp therapy – What is “vital pulp therapy” – Indications for vital pulp therapy – Step-by-step protocol for vital pulp therapy – Scientific component of using vital pulp therapy for treating young patients. Katsushi OKAZAKI X-ray technology: applications in research, education, and clinical practice Taisuke TSUKIBOSHI Endodontic protocols in dental traumatology – The basic treatment plans for traumatized teeth – Endodontic treatment for traumatized teeth (apexogenesis, pulpotomy, pulpectomy) – The results of delayed replantation in adult age – Extrusion – The treatment plan for multipul trauma – When will implants be needed after trauma? Hidetaka ISHIZAKI Treatment and strategy of perforation – What is the most important point of the perforation repair – How to manage the perforation area – The outcome of the perforation repair – Classification and treatment planning of the perforation – Proceddure of the perforation repair – Clinical examination and diagnosis of the perforation.</li></ol>

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