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It is a great honour for us to announce,
that the Laureate of
“Gloria Orthodontiae” medal
“In token of appreciation for merit in the development
of the Polish orthodontics“
this year is
Professor Irena Karłowska
from Szczecin.
The ceremony of awarding the medal will be held on 8 June 2011
in the Jagiellonian University Collegium Maius Lecture Theatre.
GLORIA ORTHODONTIAE!
MEDAL AWARD COMMITTEE
Prof. Zdzisław Gajda
Prof. Janina Łopatyńska-Kawko
Prof. Jan Zapała
Prof. Marta Dyras
Assoc. prof. Bartłomej W. Loster
Dr. Janusz Kalukin
”Gloria Orthodontiae” Medal was established in the last century by
the Jagiellonian University Department of Orthodontics. The former winners
of this Medal are: Professor Adam Masztalerz from the Wrocław Academy
of Medicine, Professor Florentyna Łabiszewska-Jaruzelska from the Silesian Academy of Medicine and Professor Barbara Perzyna from the Medical
University in Poznań. This Medal is awarded by the Chapter of the “Gloria Orthodontiae”
Medal for merit in the field of the orthodontics.
The patron of this Medal is Jakub Szymkiewicz (1775-1818), a doctor, a honorary member of the Vilnius University, a member of the Warsaw Society of Friends of Sciences,
philanthropist, writer. A co-founder of the Vilnius Medical Society and of the Society
of Blackguards of which he became the first president, assuming the pseudonym “Perkunas”. He was a pioneer in Polish orthodontics.
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The Symposium programme
8th June 2011,
Collegium Maius UJ
Wednesday, 15.00 - 17.00
Ceremony of awarding the Medal
Theatre performance
9th June 2011, Thursday, 9.00 - 16.00
Conference Centre of UJCM, 16 Św. Łazarza str.
FIRST Scientific and training session
9.00 - 11.00
James L. Cannon
“Cannon Ultra Orthodontics: simple efficiency”
11.00-11.30 Coffee break
SECOND Scientific and training session
11.30-11.50
Stephen Williamas
James L. Cannon
“The Cannon System: An introduction
and explanation”
12.30-13.15
Tomasz Gedrange
”What are the limits of teeth orthodontic
moovement after root canal treatment?”
13.15 - 14.00 Lunch break
THIRD Scientific and training session
14.00 - 15.30
Heinz Winsauer
“New, revolutionary possibilities in orthodontics using mini anchor screws”
10th June 2011, Friday, 9.00 - 16.00
Dental Institute, 4 Montelupich Str.
After-conference training course
James L. Cannon
Stephen Williams
”Cannon System – simple effeciency”
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Dr. James Ladon Cannon (Clermont - USA)
Education: South Georgia Junior College, 1957- 1959; Emory University School of Dentistry
1959 – 1963, Doctor of Dental Surgery; University of Montreal, 1966 – 1968, Master
of Science. Work: Practice of General Dentistry, 1963 - 1966, Clayton, GA; Practice
of Orthodontia, 1968 - 2003 - Gainesville, GA; Practice of Orthodontia, 2003 – Present
–Clermont, GA. Author of numerous publications and presentations in the United States,
Canada, Denmark, Sweden, Mexico, and Austria, as well as over a hundred seminars
teaching the mechanics of orthodontic treatment and cephalometrics. A practicing orthodontist for over forty years. Assistant clinical professor of orthodontics at Vanderbilt University
School of Orthodontics. Worked as a consultant for Unitek, Lancer, and American Orthodontics in the design and development of orthodontic bracket systems. Former Chairman
of the Board of Lancer Orthodontics. Developed and designed four different orthodontic
bracket systems. Presently holds ten US Patents in the field of orthodontics.
Abstract:
Cannon Ultra Orthodontics: simple efficiency
The development, design and utilization of the Cannon Ultra Bracket System will be discussed: especially the advantages it offers over the more conventional edgewise bracket systems during leveling of the arches, treating cases with
sagittal jaw discrepancies, four bicuspid extraction, and closed and open bite. As time allows the following topics will
be discussed.
1. The Evolution of the Edgewise Appliance
2. Leveling and Alignment of the teeth in the arches
3. Evaluation and Treatment of Closed and Open Bite Cases
4. Sagittal Class III Alveolar Dental Compensation
5. Treatment of the Sagittal Class II case
6. Treatment of Cases Requiring Bicuspid Extractions
7. Non-extraction Treatment Utilizing Differential Anchorage
8. Gallery of Treated Cases
Prof. Stephen Williams (Wr. Neustadt - Austria)
Dental/Academic Qualifications: 1967 - Dental Qualification, B.D.S. University of Bristol,
England. 1974- Authorisation as Danish dental surgeon (D.D.S.). 1982 - Authorisation
as Danish ”Specialtandlæge” (Orthodontic specialist). (Dip. Orth. Den) The Royal Dental
College, Århus, Denmark. 2007 - Doctor of Medical Science (Dr Med Scient), Salesian
Medical School, University Katowice Poland. Employment/Teaching Experience: 1967-1971:
Private practice, England. 1971-976: Dental officer, Community childrens dental service,
Sønderborg, Denmark. 1976-1979: Postgraduate orthodontic student, The Royal Dental
College, Århus, Denmark. 1979-1985: Full time employment at Royal Dental College, Århus.
Assistant professor, (-1982) Associate professor, (1982- 1989). Chairman of department
1983-1985. 1985 Private practice in Orthodontics, Horsens, Denmark. 1989-1992: Part
time Teacher on the postgraduate Orthodontic Course at The Royal Dental College, Århus,
Denmark. 1994-1995: Guest Professor, Orthodontic department, University of Vienna,
Austria. 1996-2008: Consultant in orthodontics, Municipal orthodontic service, City of Vejle, Denmark. 2001: Private practice in Weiner Neustadt, Austria. 2005-2008: Guest Professor, Slovak Health University, Bratislava, Slovakia.
2009: Assistant Professor, Commenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia. Lectures/Courses: During the period 1980 until
the present time S.W has held over 250 courses and lecture presentations in the following Countries: Denmark, Sweden,
Norway, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, The Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Iceland, France, Belgium,
England, U.S.A, United Arab Emirates, Albania and the Ukraine. Honorary Positions: 1982-1993: Vice president of the Danish
Society of Orthodontic Specialists. 1983-1993: Examiner for the candidates for orthodontic specialization, title - Orthodontic Specialist (Specialtandlæge) in Denmark. 2000: Honorary member of the Ukrainian Orthodontic Society. 2010:
Examiner in post-graduate orthodontics, Aarhus University, School of Dentistry, Aarhus, Denmark
Abstract:
The Cannon System: An introduction and explanation
The development of the Cannon System of fixed appliances heralds a new refinement in fixed appliance therapy.
The presentation will illustrate two important aspects of the system illustrating that it is not just a new bracket but in fact
a complete, state of the art philosophy bring treatment standards higher and treatment times shorter.
Why do we need something new, was the “straight wire system” the final achievement in appliance design? We consider
the way in which the Cannon system improves and individualises the fixed appliance.
Why does it work so well? We consider the relative merits of friction and non friction systems to achieve well controlled tooth moovement. Optimal tooth moovement and anchorage depends on correct biomechanics. The establishment
of optimal yet simple biomechanics is possible with the Cannon systems, without complicated wire bending on headgear
will be explained.
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Prof. Tomasz Gedrange (Greifswald - Germany)
Studying dentistry at the Friedrich Schiller University (FSU) Jena, Germany. 1993-1995:
Assistant at the Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Friedrich Schiller University
Jena, Germany. 1998-2004: Assistant in the Department of Orthodontics, Medical Faculty
Carl Gustav Carus, Dresden University of Technology, Germany. Since 2004: Professor
and Director of Department of Orthodontics, Preventive and Pediatric Dentistry, Centre
of Dentistry and Oral Health, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-University, Greifswald, Germany. Since
2007 Member of review committee Master program in orthodontics, state MecklenburgPromerania, Germany. Recipient of numerous awards and grants over 1.8 million Euro.
He published more than 140 original articles in pre-reviewed journals. The focuse of his
scientific work concern changes in masticatory muscle function and usage of orthodontic
implants. He is an expert in all aspects of functional load of bone grafts with/ without membrane and socket- and ridge-preservation. He is main supervisor for numerous PhD students
and also involved in post-graduate education of medical students and biologists.
Abstract:
What are the limits of teeth orthodontic moovement after root canal treatment?
The number of adult patients starting orthodontic treatment for the purpose of improving the esthetics of their dentition
is continually rising. With these patients, teeth in a large number of cases require prior conservative treatment and sometimes prosthetic equipment. With the age of patients, the rise in the number of teeth endodontically treated is observed,
as well as problem with marginal parodontium. One of important questions raised by doctors-orthodontists is the reaction
of the teeth with filled canals or diseased alveolodental membrane to orthodontic treatment with a fixed appliance. It has
not been found that a risk of complications after the moovement of endodontically treated teeth might be greater than
in the case of moovement of teeth with vital pulp – in fact, the risk of the root resorption taking place is comparable if
not smaller. In the event of the necessity of root canal treatment in the course of orthodontic treatment, the canal should
be temporarily filled with calcium hydroxate and eventually obstructed when the moovement of the tooth is finished.
Dr. Heinz Winsauer (Bregenz - Austria)
Doctors degree in general medicine and dental medicine at the University of Innsbruck.
(1974 – 1986). Specialisation in orthodontics at the Dental University of Innsbruck (Prof.
M. Richter) 1987–1990. In private office since 1990. First Austrian orthodontist in private
office with European Board examination in 1998. Member of the European Board of orthodontists, diplomat of the Austrian Board of orthodontists. Nine international orthodontic
patents. Scientific research at the Graz Dental University for moment/force quantification
in rapid maxillary expansion (RME). Numerous articles and presentations. Scientific focuses:
Rapid maxillary expansion, Torque of teeth, intermaxillary force deliverance (FlexDeveloper), compliance free molar distalisation (TopJet), early treatment of Angle Cl. III, office
organisation.
Abstract:
New, revolutionary possibilities in orthodontics using mini anchor screws
Bilaterally placed mini anchor screws (MAS) in the anterior palate open many unimagined new orthodontic and orthopedic aspects. The insertion is quick, simple and riskless and can be done by the orthodontist him/herself. In this area bone
height and bone density are optimal, which reduces the risk of screw loss to less than 3%. Distalisation and mesialisation
of buccal teeth as well as MAS borne Hybrid-Rapid maxillary expansion or secure anchorage are performed invisible and
without any side effect to other teeth. No patient compliance is needed. The insertion of the MAS and the appropriate
treatment appliance takes no more than 15-20 minutes and does not need accompanying laboratory steps. Also in the lower
arch space closure or space opening with these techniques is simple and safe. The small technical input and the easy
implementation are astonishing. Several procedures are presented step-by-step and explained in short movies. Many
possible applications are presented in numerous comprehensible treatment examples.
“Yesterday goose pimples, - tomorrow routine!”
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Organizational information
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Information can be also obtained from the Secretariat of Department
of Orthodontics WLIS UJCM: Dagmara Chylewska-Olech, MA
Tel.: +48 12 424-54-02; fax: +48 12 424-54-94
e-mail: [email protected]
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