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INTERNATIONAL IMPLANT SYMPOSIUM
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN IMPLANTOLOGY
APRIL 8 - 9, 2016
FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL
SYMPOSIUM OUTLINE
This international symposium will provide a contemporary look over the hot topics in the world of dental
implants, bone grafting, peri-implant diseases and implant patients’ management provided by the first line
of international lecturers in the field. The symposium will enable new knowledge dissemination about novel
approaches and long term evaluation of success and survival of dental implants and related procedures. Tips
and suggestions for long-term successful maintenance and practice build up for implant patients will be an
important aspect of this international symposium.
DETAILS
SYMPOSIUM FEE
LECTURES
SPEAKER & TOPIC
$ 525/ person
DR. DAVID FRENCH - UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Analysis of Implant Failure...Mine and Yours
DATE
DR. PETER HUNT - PHILADELPHIA, PA
Evolving Implantology
April 8 - 9, 2016
LOCATION
Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel
Banff, Alberta
*INCREDIBLE ROOM RATES AVAILABLE
CE CREDITS
14 CE Credits Available
DR. ROBERT HOROWITZ - NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Alveolar Ridge Preservation and Development
DR. GIUSEPPE INTINI - HAVARD SCHOOL OF DENTAL MEDICINE
Harnessing Stem Cells for Successful GBR
DR. HANNU LARJAVA - UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Bacteria in Peri-Implantitis
DR. LIRAN LEVIN - UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
Peri-Implantisis - The Disease of the Future
DANIELLE CLARK - UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
Long-term Maintenance of Dental Implants
WELCOME RECEPTION
Please join us at our welcome reception on
April 7th from 7PM - 9PM - Room TBA
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Continuing Dental Education
5-566 Edmonton Clinic Health Academy
11405 - 87 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T6G 1C9
T: 780.492.5391 | F: 780.492.8973
E: [email protected] | W: www.dentistry.ualberta.ca/CDE
TOPICS & PRESENTERS
ANALYSIS OF IMPLANT FAILURES; MINE AND YOURS
REVIEW OF OVER 9000 IMPLANTS FOR PATTERNs of FAILURE AND IDENTIFY RISK
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Definition of failure, relative vs absolute failure
Implant related risks: size type and design, tapered vs straight & platform shift vs flat top
Patient related risks: habits, medications and conditions.
Prosthetic related risks; timing, loading ,titanium vs zirconia & generic components
Surgical related risks: timing , bone grafts and sinus management
Planning related risk: diagnosis, case selection, planning & difficulty assessment
Dr. David French B. Sc. , DDS, Dipl. Periodontics
University of British Columbia
Dr. French studied Dentistry at University of Alberta graduating with the Gold Medal for first in class in 1991 then
completed specialty degree in Periodontics at the University of British Columbia and returned to Calgary to start a fulltime private practice in Periodontics and Dental Implants .
Dr French was President of the Calgary & District Dental Society in 2000. Dr. French Founded Comprehensive treatment
planning study club and the Alberta Dental Implant Academy.
Dr French is a part time clinical instructor and researcher at UBC and is also a Fellow of the International Team of
Implantology (ITI). Dr French is also a member of the American Academy of Periodontology, the American Academy of Osseointegration, the European
Academy of Osseointegration as well as the Periodontal Research Study Group . He is a published author with topics as varied as Immediate
Implant Loading, Retrospective report of 4591 Straumann implants 1-10 years and a Tri-factorial classification scheme for osteotome mediated sinus
elevation. Dr French has been an invited speaker to the Canadian Academy of Periodontology 2008 and 2012 as well as Nobelbiocare Global Forum
2015 and ITI National Meeting 2015.
In his spare time Dr French is “Papa” to two wonderful daughters, an avid windsurfer, kitesurfer, year round cyclist and enjoys rebuilding vintage Alfa
Romeo cars.
ALVEOLAR RIDGE PRESERVATION & DEVELOPMENT
There are many key factors for successful implant dentistry. Patients must first understand the value of ideal therapy from bone regeneration through
implant placement to tissue maintenance and aesthetic restorations. To optimize placement of dental implants in the shortest time period after
extraction, a few criteria must be met. When the tooth is removed, it should be done in as atraumatic a manner as possible. This involves the use
of auxiliary instruments and devices like periotomes and Piezosurgery. Bone replacement therapy must be instituted at that visit. The graft and/or
barrier materials used should be biologically active and lead to preservation of alveolar volume, replacement of the missing hard tissue with vital bone
and allow maintenance and/or augmentation of the soft tissue that will cover the site. The use of a biphasic calcium sulfate material alone and in
combination with other graft materials will be shown to meet these criteria. Simple and predictable methods of preserving and augmenting alveolar
bone at the time of tooth extraction will be shown. The results will be analyzed clinically, radiographically and histologically validating these materials
as ideal for use in extraction socket defects. Placement of implants into these sites will be shown with conventional and immediate provisionalization.
The use of novel implant designs to give better stability, enhanced prosthetic options and custom healing/restorative components will be shown.
Dr. Robert A. Horowitz DDS
Clinical Assistant Professor in Periodontology & Implant Dentistry at New York University
Dr. Robert A. Horowitz graduated from Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery in 1982 having
concentrated in periodontics and fixed prosthodontics. After completion of a one-year general practice residency,
Dr. Horowitz finished a 2 year specialty training program in periodontics at New York University and the Manhattan VA
Hospital. He began placing dental implants after taking implant surgery courses nationally and internationally in 1985.
In 1996, Dr. Horowitz completed a 2 year fellowship program in Implant Surgery at New York University concentrating
in bone grafting procedures. As a Clinical Assistant Professor in Periodontology and Implant Dentistry at New York
University, he teaches and conducts research in bone grafting. Dr. Horowitz also teaches in the Department of Oral
Surgery and conducts research in the Departments of Biomaterials and Biomimetics and Oral Diagnosis. Additionally,
Dr. Horowitz has faculty appointments in Panjab University in India and Tito Maiorescu University in Romania.
Dr. Horowitz is currently conducting research on bone graft materials and growth factors for use in periodontology,
extraction socket therapy and implant dentistry. Some of the growth factors increase the speed and
predictability of new bone attaching to the root surface in a periodontal lesion. Other growth factors
improve the ingrowth of vital bone in the area of a recent tooth extraction or in the part of the jaw where
a significant amount of bone has been lost due to periodontal disease, trauma or prior extractions. He
has performed and continues to conduct research in bone grafting, extraction socket augmentation and the
placement of dental implants in areas of limited available bone. Current research includes prospective, multicenter, international studies on a number of bone replacement materials, periodontal regenerative materials,
minimally invasive surgical techniques, guided surgery and implant surfaces/designs.
Dr. Horowitz lectures to national and international groups on many topics related to Increasing Case Acceptance Through Digital
Technology and Predictable Bone Regeneration, Periodontal Therapy, Peri-Implantitis – Diagnosis, Risk Reduction and Treatment,
Implant Placement in Challenged Sites and more. Much of the material presented in these lectures has been included in the 2 book
chapters and over 70 scientific articles he has authored.
EVOLVING IMPLANTOLOGY
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Implant dentistry has become an increasingly important part of dentistry over the last 30 to 40 years. It’s
changing the way we do dentistry. Bridgework based on natural teeth is now considered unnecessarily
invasive. Now when a tooth starts to fail, implant therapy has become the primary mode of replacement. Despite all this, many arguments and
controversies about implant therapy still remain.
Many of the practices of implant therapy are still based on inadequate principles. There is still poor recognition of the need to place implants into a
biologically acceptable environment. Despite having good technology for safe implant placement using surgical guide technology, most implants are
still placed freehand. While implant technology can be quite sophisticated, much of the restorative technology is still quite crude. Dr Hunt’s presentation
will re-examine many of the established principles of implant dentistry, will provide a biologically based rationale for providing implant therapy and
show how modern technology can provide simpler, better, faster and more cost-effective implant-supported solutions.
Dr. Peter Hunt BDS, MCS, LDRCS ENG
Philadelphia, PA
Dr Hunt is a fourth generation dentist trained originally in Great Britain at Guy’s Hospital Dental School in the University of
London. After graduation he spent a year in residencies in Maxillo-Facial surgery before obtaining a Master’s in Advanced
Restorative Dentistry at the Eastman Dental Center in London. He then received a Scholarship to the University of
Pennsylvania where he obtained Specialty certificates in Periodontics and Periodontal Prosthesis.
Besides being in private practice he has always taught dentistry, first at Penn, where he was Director of Continuing Education
and later Clinical Professor of Periodontics. Later, he was Professor of Restorative Dentistry, Post-Graduate Director and
Director of Periodontal Prosthesis and Implant Dentistry at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale. He provides many continuing education
programs in this country and overseas, including recently for the US Navy, the Yankee Dental Meeting, New York University, The University of Maryland, and
Stony Brooke University
Dr Hunt has been placing and restoring dental implants for over twenty years and his practice in recent years has become more and more centered around
implant and dental rehabilitation. He was one of the first dentists in the United States to start using the Camlog Implant System and has been using this
system exclusively since 1999. He was Program Chairman for the 2008 Camlog USA Congress. He was a Panel Chair and Presenter at the 2010 International
Camlog Symposium in Basel. He’s a Member of Camlog’s International Council of Experts. He has lectured widely at Camlog meetings in the United States
and in Germany, Holland, Hungary, Japan, Korea and Switzerland.
LONG-TERM MAINTENANCE OF DENTAL IMPLANTS
Dental implants are being placed in growing numbers over the past few decades. Though the placement of dental implants have advanced tremendously
during this time, the ways to maintain health around dental implants for the long run are still under debate. This lecture will focus on long-term
maintenance of dental implants both from the home care perspective and from the professional care delivered in dental offices. It is obvious that with
the growing number of implant patients as well as the increase in life expectancy, the long-term maintenance and health promotion of dental implants
are of utmost importance.
Danielle Clark, RDH, B.Sc.
University of Alberta
Danielle Clark is a graduate from University of Alberta dental hygiene diploma program. She is currently taking the
Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene degree while working as a hygienist at the University periodontology clinic. Danielle
enjoys research in dentistry with focus on periodontal disease and oral health. In the future Danielle plans to pursue a
Master’s degree in oral biology and continue with her research.
TOPICS & PRESENTERS continued...
HARNESSING STEM CELLS FOR SUCCESSFUL GBR
In this lecture we will explore the biological principles that govern bone augmentation procedures. By doing so, we will learn about the biology of
autologous bone stem cells, their location, and the molecular mechanisms that control their activity during bone regeneration. Subsequently, we will
evaluate the clinical tools that are currently available to the clinicians to harness these cells in bone regenerative therapy. Finally, we will explore a series
of clinical cases in which these tools have been successfully utilized.
GOALS/OBJECTIVES:
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To learn about the biology of bone stem cells;
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To learn about the tools currently available to harness autologous stem cells in bone regenerative surgery;
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To learn about novel clinical strategies to achieve reproducible success in bone augmentation therapy.
Dr. Giuseppe Intini DDS, PhD
Assistant Professor of Oral Medicine, Infection and Immunity Harvard School of Dental Medicine
Dr. Giuseppe Intini is an Assistant Professor of Oral Medicine, Infection, and Immunity at the Harvard School of Dental
Medicine since 2012. He is a Principal Faculty member of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and the Program Director of the
Research Academy at HSDM and Forsyth.
Born in Italy, Dr. Intini earned a degree in dentistry in 1995 from the University of L’Aquila in Italy. In 2000, he received a
Master’s degree in Oral Sciences from the University at Buffalo (USA), and in 2007 he received a Ph.D. in Oral Biology and
a certificate in clinical Periodontology from the University at Buffalo (USA). He is a Diplomate of the American Board of
Periodontology.
Dr. Intini supervises bone augmentation procedures in the AGE program in Periodontics at HSDM. As researcher, he has interests in bone and cancer
stem cell biology and his research is sponsored by NIH/NIDCR.
Since he moved to Boston in 2007, his work and teaching have been recognized by the Harvard School of Dental Medicine Dean’s Scholar Award, the
Young Investigator Award from the International Conference on Bone Morphogenetic Proteins, the Young Investigator Travel Award from the American
Society of Bone and Mineral Research, the Teaching Fellowship from the American Academy of Periodontology, the AAP Award for Outstanding Teaching
and Mentoring in Periodontics, the Certificate for Excellence in Tutoring by The Academy at the Harvard Medical School, and the Harvard Medical
School/Harvard School of Dental Medicine Eleanor and Miles Shore Scholars in Medicine Award. Most recently, Dr. Intini was awarded the Distinguished
Junior Faculty Award, the most prestigious award given to junior faculty members at Harvard.
He is associate editor of the Journal of Translational Medicine and of Heliyon, the new multi-disciplinary open access journal of Elsevier. He also serves
as ad hoc reviewer for scientific journals in the fields of orthopaedics, bone biology, tissue engineering, and periodontology.
BACTERIA IN PERI-IMPLANTITITS
Dental implants have become routine part of modern dentistry to replace missing teeth. With millions of implants
placed globally every year, peri-implantitis has become increasingly prevalent clinical condition. In general, implants
are more susceptible to peri-implantitis than teeth for periodontitis due to weaker soft tissue seal to the implant or the
abutment. The pathology of the inflammatory process also differs from periodontitis as in peri-implantitis bacterial biofilm is
in direct contact with the inflammatory cells and often trigger more acute type of inflammatory reaction. Peri-implantitis biofilm
can originate from both oral cavity and the screw hole of the implant fixture, or both. When biofilm reaches rough implant surface,
it becomes a challenging clinical problem to deal with. Current treatment modalities are ineffective at removing the biofilm from the
rough surface. This lecture will discuss novel therapeutic interventions to prevent biofilm accumulation and new technologies for implant
disinfection during peri-implantitis treatment. In addition, non-invasive implant removal technology will be discussed as the final treatment
option for peri-implantitis.
Dr. Hannu Larjava DDS, PhD, DipPerio
Professor, Chair, Division of Periodontics and Dental Hygiene University of British Columbia
Dr. Larjava graduated with a DDS from the University of Turku, Finland in 1978, completed his PhD in 1984, and finished
the specialty training in periodontics in 1987. He then received an International NIH Fellowship to further his research
training as a postdoctoral fellow at NIH between 1987-1988. Dr. Larjava was then invited to the University of Alabama
at Birmingham to become an Associate Professor in Periodontics. He then returned back to his home country for three
years to teach periodontics and do research.
Dr. Larjava joined UBC in 1993 as the Chair in the Division of Periodontics and Dental Hygiene and as the Director of
Graduate Periodontics. In 1994 he successfully passed the B.C. specialty examination in periodontics and has continued to practice periodontics. He
has published over 170 reports on various research topics in the area of periodontics and wound healing.
PERI-IMPLANTITIS: THE DISEASE OF THE FUTURE!
During the last years, the use of dental implants is becoming a common practice and peri-implant diseases are more frequently evident. Apparently, as
time goes by and also implies from the available literature, we will be seeing more and more cases of peri-implant diseases. The reported prevalence
in the literature reaches almost 30 to 50% of implant patients. This means that one out of two or three of our implant patients might present with
peri-implant disease at some point. This is also an important aspect of informed consent for our patients. Another troubling issue with regards to
peri-implant diseases is the lack of appropriate, well-documented gold-standard treatment, specifically for peri-implantitis. There are many suggested
treatment options described in case reports and case series in the literature; none of them seems to provide a predictable long-term resolution of the
disease.
In order to prevent and treat peri-implant diseases, there is a need to understand the nature of the disease and the risk factors.
This lecture will focus on causes and risk factors for peri-implant diseases, ways to prevent its occurrence as well as the currently available treatment
options for peri-implantitis.
Prof. Liran Levin
Head, Division of Periodontology - University of Alberta
Prof. Liran Levin is the Head of the Periodontology Division at the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta,
Canada. He is also a visiting professor at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston, MA. Prof. Liran Levin was the
Head of Research at the School of Dentistry, Rambam Health Care Campus, and Faculty of Medicine - Technion IIT Haifa,
Israel.
Prof. Liran Levin received his DMD degree with distinction at the Goldschleger School of Dental Medicine, Tel Aviv University
and completed his Post Graduate Periodontology Program at the Department of Periodontology, School of Graduate
Dentistry, Rambam Health Care Campus. He also received his Periodontology Specialist Certificate from the European Federation of Periodontology.
Prof. Liran Levin has published more than 190 articles and book chapters in the international professional literature and is involved in research mainly
in periodontology, dental implants and dental trauma. He has been lecturing extensively both nationally and internationally in the fields of dental
implants and periodontal diseases.
Prof. Levin serves as an Associate Editor for the International Dental Journal, Scientific Associate Editor for the Quintessence International and as an
Editorial Board Member and a manuscript reviewer for some of the leading international professional Journals in the fields of periodontology, dental
implants, dental trauma and general dentistry.
Prof. Levin has served as The Chairman of the Ethics in Dental Research Committee of the International Association for Dental Research (IADR). He is
currently a board of director member at the International Association for Dental Traumatology (IADT).
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