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Switzerland TourismScientificprogrammeGenevaressgonsite conThu Fri SatThursday 29th SeptemberMorning8:45 12:308:30 10:00THE SWISS DAYIn vs outJUNIOR COMMITTEE HANDS-ON WORKSHOPMy first implantCHAIRS: MarianzelaAlexopoulou (Belgium) & João Pitta (Switzerland)THEORETICAL TRAININGOsseointegration and factorsinfluencing osseointegrationKathrin Becker (Germany)Treatment planningMarianzela Alexopoulou (Belgium)Implant characteristics:- Parallel wall vs conical- Bone level vs tissue level- Implant connections- Implant surfacesLucrezia Paterno Holtzman (Italy)& Ignacio Sanz Sánchez (Spain)Surgical aspects of implantplacement:- Tridimensional implant placementstep by step and guided surgeryNikolay Makarov (Russia)Risks & complicationsBalazs Feher (Austria)Prosthodontic rehabilitationof implants- Conventional tools- Digital tools- Restorative materialsJoão Pitta (Switzerland)& Pavel Scarlat (Moldova)PRACTICAL TRAININGHands-on exercises with pig jawsParticipate in this optionalsession for only 100 Limited seats available, register nowat congress.eao.orgThis session has been organized thanks to the support of the EAO Diamond sponsors (BioHorizonsCamlog, Dentsply Sirona, Geistlich Biomaterials, Nobel Biocare Services AG, Straumann Groupand ZimVie) and HuFriedyGroup.CHAIRSDena Hashim (Switzerland)Hrvoje Jambrec (Switzerland)The tumultuous teeth’s journeyof a perio patient - The value of teethin periodontitis patientsNorbert Cionca (Switzerland)Aging implants, fountain of Youth?The value of implants in periodontitispatientsGiovanni Salvi (Switzerland)Award ceremonyOral B PreisCP GABA AwardNiklaus P. Lang Award10:30 12:00THE SWISS DAYFixed vs removableCHAIRSFidel Ruggia (Switzerland)Martin Schimmel (Switzerland)Fixed prosthodontics, what else?Pros & Cons, Advanced Skillsand Limits of IRFPDGoran Benic (Switzerland)The secret life of removable dentures:do RPDs still have a legitimateindication in dentistry?Malin Strasding (Switzerland)12:00 12:45SGI-SSIO General AssemblySSOS General AssemblySSP General Assembly6

Thu Fri SatThursday 29 SeptemberthAfternoon13:00 14:301Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)YRACHAIRSThe virtual human – technological possibilities todayMarkus Gross (Switzerland)Thabo Beeler (Switzerland)NLEPThe virtual patientThe virtual patient – the fully digital workflow in daily practiceRicardo Mitrani (Mexico)15:00 16:15SESSION 2SESSION 1Innovations in patienttreatment planningand communicationIs 3D radiologya mandatory partof treatment planning?CHAIRSCHAIRSFlorian Beuer (Germany)Krystztof Chmielewski (Poland)Markus Hürzeler (Germany)Andrew Dawood (UK)Innovation and technology for patienttreatment planning and communicationPablo Ramírez (Spain)José Manuel Navarro (UK)Update on technology and currentaccuracy of 3D radiology (CBCT, MRI)Florian Probst (Germany)Computer-designed smilesAndrea Ricci (Italy)Evidence on the importance andeffectiveness of patient communication: how do we gain trust?Rino Burkhardt (Switzerland)15:00 16:30CHAIRSPhilippe Rieder (Switzerland)Sven Mühlemann (Switzerland)Simple is beautiful: design of implantsand prostheses to minimize surgicalproceduresNicola Zitzmann (Switzerland)It takes what it takes: sufficient boneand soft tissues are key for implantplacementBernd Stadlinger (Switzerland)16:30 18:30Submit your abstract before April 21stat congress.eao.org to present yourresearch to your peers in this dedicatedsession.Evidence about the needfor 3D radiologyDennis Rottke (Germany)Clinical indications of 3D radiologyRubens Spin-Neto (Denmark)16:45 18:15THE SWISS DAYSimple vs complexOral communicationsTHE SWISS DAY Primary vs transcrestalSFECHAIRSRiccardo Kraus (Switzerland)Sebastian Kühl (Switzerland)Sinus augmentation and autogenousbone: a love story. Primary sinus floorelevation with calvarian autogenousboneJohan Abeloos (Belgium)Approaching the sinus gently!Transcrestal sinus floor elevationRabah Nedir (Switzerland)Industry satellite forumsSee page 1418:30Get together party at Palexpo19:30EAO & Swiss associationsmembers & faculty dinnerat Bâtiment des Forces Motrices(limited seats) - See page 2322:00Congress party at Java Club(free access)19:00 22:30Connect to Geneva onlinecongress platform and watcha selection of today’s sessions,broadcast in a shorter andinnovative format.See detailed programme on page 127

Thu Fri SatFriday 30 SeptemberthMorning9:00 10:30SESSION 4SESSION 3The unhappy implantpatientInnovations in implantdiagnostics/planningCHAIRSCHAIRSNikos Mattheos (Hong Kong)Mette Rylev (Denmark)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Ignacio Sanz Sanchez (Spain)Patient-reported treatment outcomesKlaus Gotfredsen (Denmark)Guided/ navigated implant surgeryvs. robotic implant surgery vs. braindriven implant surgeryAtiphan Pimkhaokham (Thailand)How to diagnose the critical patient?Tim Newton (UK)How to handle such a patient?Nanna Briem (Iceland)Oral communicationsSubmit your abstract before April 21stat congress.eao.org to present yourresearch to your peers in this dedicatedsession.The pros and cons of service centresfor planning of implant surgerySonia Leziy (Canada)Artificial Intelligence in implantplanning/ decision makingFrancesco Mangano (Italy)9:00 11:30Industry hands-on sessionsSee page 1611:15 12:30SESSION 6SESSION 5Innovations in implantdesign, componentsand materialsCHAIRSStefano Gracis (Italy)Nicola Zitzmann (Switzerland)Traditional implant designsKonrad Meyenberg (Switzerland)Innovative implant designsNitzan Bichacho (Israel)Different concepts of modifyingthe transmucosal componentLuigi Canullo (Italy)Innovations in regenerationpart 1CHAIRSChristoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)Anne Benhamou (France)The new technologies in boneregeneration, 3D bone graftsMatteo Chiapasco (Italy)Conventional bone grafting vsnew technologiesLuca de Stavola (Italy)Soft tissue augmentation revisitedpart 1Alfonso Gil (Switzerland)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland) ore innovations in hardMand soft tissue regenerationpresented in session 8from 14:15 to 15:4513:00 14:00Industry satellite forumsSee pages 148Clinical video competitionCHAIRSNikolay Makarov (Russia)Pavel Scarlat (Moldova)Submit a 7 minute video at congress.eao.org presenting your clinical case forthe chance to be selected as one of the 7participants to take part in this session.The best presentation will receive the European Prize for Clinical Video on ImplantDentistry and a cash prize of 1,000 .

Thu Fri SatFriday 30 SeptemberthAfternoon14:15 15:45SESSION 7SESSION 8Critical evaluationof immediacy in implantdentistry – are moreefficient workflows possibleand evidence based?Innovations in regenerationpart 2CHAIRSGil Alcoforado (Portugal)Lucrezia Paterno Holtzman (Italy)Staged approach in the anteriorand posterior regionsUeli Grunder (Switzerland)Concept of immediacy in the anteriorregionsStavros Pelekanos (Greece)Concept of immediacy in the posteriorregionsFrance Lambert (Belgium)14:00 16:30CHAIRSChristoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)Anne Benhamou (France)Oral communicationsSubmit your abstract before April 21stat congress.eao.org to present yourresearch to your peers in this dedicatedsession.Soft tissue augmentation revisitedpart 2Alfonso Gil (Switzerland)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Prosthetic design factors influencingthe aesthetic implant supra-crestalcomplexMartin Janda (Sweden) his session will includeTan extensive discussionbetween the speakersof sessions 6 and 8.Industry hands-on sessionsSee page 1616:15 17:45LEPCHAIRSIsabella Rocchietta (Italy)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)18:00 19:00EAO General Assembly19:30 21:00Happy Hour at Rooftop 422Live surgical 3D bone regeneration proceduresassessing the exact time of two different approaches:digital technologies in regeneration (3D membranesor bone graft) vs. the conventional approach(autologous graft)YRDoes the digital approachimprove treatment efficiency?ANLIVE SURGERYParallel surgery 1: Istvan Urban (Hungary)Parallel surgery 2: Mario Roccuzzo (Italy)19:00 22:30Connect to Geneva online congressplatform and watch a selection of today’ssessions, broadcast in a shorter andinnovative format.See detailed programme on page 129

Thu Fri SatSaturday 1 OctoberstMorning9:00 10:159:00 10:30SESSION 10SESSION 9What did we learn in 30years of implant dentistry?Digital articulationand functionCHAIRSCHAIRSHelena Francisco (Portugal)Iva Milinkovic (Serbia)Jaime Gil (Spain)Round table discussion of caseswith surgical/ prosthetic/ long-termcomplications with dental implantsChristoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)Björn Klinge (Sweden)Niklaus P. Lang (Switzerland)Dennis Tarnow (USA)Javier Fabrega (Spain)João Pitta (Switzerland)Overview of current technology:virtual facebow, virtual articulationand function, influence on the CADCAM designGuillermo Pradies (Spain)Does new technology reduce the riskof wear, chipping or fracturingof implant restorations?Duarte Marques (Portugal)Can (virtual) occlusal design enhancethe treatment outcomes in parafunctioning patients?Daniele Manfredini (Italy)BATTLE OF CONCEPTSBY THE EAO JUNIOR COMMITTEEManagement of molarswith an unfavourableperiodontal and/orrestorative prognosisCHAIRSKathrin Becker (Germany)Ignacio Sanz Sánchez (Spain)The periodontal approach. When togo for periodontal regeneration andwhen to choose resective approaches.Ulrike Schulze-Späte (Germany)The implant approach. How shouldwe manage the periodontal patientto further receive dental implants?When is it worthy to extractthe molar and to place an implant?Giulia Brunello (Italy)Dental autotransplantation.Can the use of digital tools improvethe outcome and predictability?Is there any age limit?Ernest Lucas-Taulé (United Kingdom)9:00 11:30Industry hands-on sessionsSee page 1711:00 12:30SESSION 12Digital vs conventionaltechnologies in thefabrication of restorationsCHAIRSVincent Fehmer (Switzerland)Daniel Edelhoff (Germany)Monolithic restorations supportedby implants single unit to full archFrancesco Mintrone (Italy)Digital fabrication procedures(3D printing and milling) - whereare we today?Marta Revilla LeÓn (Spain)New restorative materials and theirindications and limitationsBurak Yilmaz (Turkey)SESSION 13Can digital technologieshelp in the maintenanceof implants and implantrestorations?CHAIRSKathrin Becker (Germany)Turker Ornekol (Turkey)Overview of technological possibilitiesfor monitoring (intraoral impressionsand monitoring software)Ivo Krejci (Switzerland)Software for risk assessment (ArtificialIntelligence), how to inform patients?Christoph Ramseier (Switzerland)How do you think maintenanceof implants will be donein another 30 years from now?Mariano Sanz (Spain)10Oral communicationsSubmit your abstract before April 21stat congress.eao.org to present yourresearch to your peers in this dedicatedsession.

Thu Fri SatSaturday 1 OctoberstAfternoon12:45 13:45Industry satellite forums14:00 16:30See page 14Industry hands-on sessionsSee page 1714:00 15:4515:45 16:00Is all the investment into digital technologiesworthwhile? Does the technology really improvethe lives of our patients and our patient care?Henri Hagenmüller (Switzerland)Closing ceremony19:00 22:30Connect to Geneva online congress platform and watch a selection of today’s sessions,broadcast in a shorter and innovative format.See detailed programme on page 12113Stefan Wolfart (Germany)Luca Cordaro (Italy)YRACHAIRSChanging a practice from conventionalto digitalHans-Peter Weber (USA)NLEPDoes investing in new technologyimprove patients’ and clinicians’lives?

GenevaSome sessions of the onsite congresstagged withhave been selectedto be broadcast in a shorter and innovativeformat for the online congress duringthe three evenings.ressgonline conThursday 29th SeptemberOnsite congress registrations include access to the onlinecongress platform until October 31st.Friday 30th SeptemberSaturday 1st October19:0019:00Insightof the dayInsightof the dayInsightof the day19:1519:15Plenary 1 highlights The virtual patientMarkus Gross (Switzerland)Thabo Beeler (Switzerland)Ricardo Mitrani (Mexico)Innovations in implant design,components and materialsTELL MEMOREABOUT.Nitzan Bichacho (Israel)Luigi Canullo (Italy)Konrad Meyenberg (Switzerland)Digital vs conventionaltechnologies in the fabrication of restorationsDaniel Edelhoff (Germany)Vincent Fehmer (Switzerland)19:4519:45Fact checking with expertscommenting an assumptionbased on scientific literatureand personal experienceFact checking with expertscommenting an assumptionbased on scientific literatureand personal experienceFact checking with expertscommenting an assumptionbased on scientific literatureand personal experience20:0520:05ForumThe Digital Road Map from planning tothe final restorationForumForumMore information availableat congress.eao.orgNote for partnersThis forum slot is still available,please contact Vincent Laudun,v.laudun@eao.orgfor more information.Dimitar Filtchev (Bulgaria)20:2720:3020:2720:30Innovations in patient treatmentplanning and communicationFlorian Beuer (Germany)Rino Burkhardt (Switzerland)Krystztof Chmielewski (Poland)José Manuel Navarro (UK)Pablo Ramírez (Spain)Andrea Ricci (Italy)The unhappy implant patientNanna Briem (Iceland)Klaus Gotfredsen (Denmark)Nikos Mattheos (Hong Kong)Tim Newton (UK)Mette Rylev (Denmark)What did we learn in 30 yearsof implant dentistry?Helena Francisco (Portugal)Jaime Gil (Spain)Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)Björn Klinge (Sweden)Niklaus P. Lang (Switzerland)Iva Milinkovic (Serbia)Dennis Tarnow (USA)21:3021:30ForumInspiration TALKS: The futurestarts now – utilizing technologyand seamless workflowsForumForumMore information availableat congress.eao.orgNote for partnersThis forum slot is still available,please contact Vincent Laudun,v.laudun@eao.orgfor more information.Mark Ludlow (USA)21:5222:0021:5222:00TELL MEMOREABOUT.Is 3D radiologya mandatory partof treatment planning?Plenary 2 - Live surgery highlights Does the digital approach improvetreatment efficiency?Markus Hürzeler (Germany)Istvan Urban (Hungary)Mario Roccuzzo (Italy)22:30Plenary 3 highlights - Doesinvesting in new technologyimprove patients’ and clinicians’lives?Henri Hagenmüller (Germany)Hans-Peter Weber (USA)22:3012

SSP.pdf 1 07.04.2022 06:07:52Schweizerische Gesellschaft fürParodontologie SSP für orale ImplantologieWir engagieren uns für die parodontale Gesundheit – weilgesundes Zahnfleisch Lebensqualität ist. Modulare Weiterbildungin oraler ImplantologieJetzt Mitglied werden:2023 – 2025Für wen?Alle an e wieerfahrene PraktikerCMYwww.parodontologie.chCMMYSociété suisse deparodontologie SSP CYWarum?CMYKBerufsbegleitendYouTube Link:NEU !Nous nous engageons en faveur de la santé parodontale, cardes gencives saines sont synonymes de qualité de vie. Referenten ausUniversitäten undPrivatpraxisDeutscher SprachePatensystemAdhérez maintenant:WBA’s in oralerImplantologieNOUVEAU!Lien YouTube:sgi-ssio.chSchweizerische Gesellschaftfür orale ImplantologieSGI Curriculum Inserat 105x136 2022.indd 1www.parodontologie.ch06.04.22 14:17The Swiss Societyfor Oral Surgery andStomatology (SSOS)was founded in 1999.Up until 2005, the SSOSwas a professionalsociety of the SwissDental Association(SSO). As of January 1,2006, the SSOS wasrecognized asa professional societyby the Federal Office ofPublic Health (FOPH).Save the date of the followingevents in your agenda:MINISYMPOSIUM 2022with Prof Stefan Fickl,(University of Würzburg)on October 13, 2022 in Oltenon the topic of «Implants in theesthetic zone: risks, complicationsand their management»BENEFITSAs a member of the SSOS,you will benefit from specialconditions at annual meetings,the general assembly (withvoting rights), and the annualmini-symposium including liveand on-demand streams.MINISYMPOSIUM 2023NETWORKING(Chirurgie Implantaire exclusive, Paris)Enjoy a great networkingplatform at our events.with Dr Franck Renouard,on May 11, 2023 in Montreuxon the topic of «Human factorsand medical errors»ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2023on June 23, 2023 in Solothurnon the topic of «Oral surgeryin children and adolescents»MEMBERSHIP OPTIONSVarious membership optionsat attractive rates.SPECIALIST IN ORALSURGERYAccess to further education /specialization as Specialistin oral surgery.SSRD Congress 2023Lugano, Palazzo dei Congressi10./11.11.2023

Industry forumsThursday 29th September16:30 18:30GenevaMore information available at congress.eao.orgBiologically driven innovationsfor immediate and long-termtreatment successBased on scientific and clinical expertise, Nobel Biocare introduced some ofthe most groundbreaking innovations in implantology over the years, fromsingle tooth to full arch treatment solutions.In this forum, global experts present the biological rationale behind thelatest evidence-based developments, and how these enable immediate andlong-term treatment success. These include abutment and implant surfacesfor osseointegration and the Mucointegration concept, and the biologicalbenefits of site preparation with OsseoShaper , part of the new Nobel Biocare N1 concept.In addition, presenters share their practical application of these solutions,including digital workflows, navigated surgery, patient-specific treatmentsand incorporation into the All-on-4 treatment concept.ChairChristoph Hämmerle (Switzerland)SpeakersEnrico Agliardi (Italy)Juan Mesquida (Spain)Renaud Noharet (France)Digital immediacyin your daily practiceNowadays, patients expect not only reliable, predictable, and personalizedtreatment options, but they also demand solutions to shorten the overalltreatment time. Therefore, immediate protocols and digital workflow revolutionized implant dentistry as they offer a variety of benefits for patients andhelp clinicians treat specific indications, especially in the esthetic zone.During this corporate forum, world-renowned speakers will discuss successful immediate treatment concepts for different reconstruction modalities,from single-tooth restoration to full arch rehabilitation. Particular attentionwill be paid to the appropriate treatment planning and selection of the mostsuitable components based on patients’ unique clinical situations.1. Maja Chmielewska - Save my smile - traumatic injuries in the esthetic zone2. Abid Faqir - The first mandibular molar - everyday life in my clinic3. Panagiotis Papaspyridakos - Is fully digital immediate full-arch reconstructionalready a reality?ChairEirik Salvesen (Norway)SpeakerMaja Chmielewska (Poland)Abid Faqir (UK)Panagiotis Papaspyridakos (USA)Friday 30th September13:00 14:00More information available at congress.eao.orgInspiration TALKS: The futurestarts now – clinical innovationand seamless workflowsHow can you provide superior treatment results to your patients inthe most efficient way possible? With innovative yet scientificallyproven solutions and seamless digital workflow integration, youhave implant performance and enviable personalized esthetics foreach and every patient right at your fingertips every day.Join Inspiration TALKS and follow renowned clinicians on their exciting journeys to deliver restorative excellence and lasting patientsatisfaction by combining outstanding clinical skills w

association of the Swiss Dental Socie-ty (SSO) since 1984. It has set itself the goal of promoting and further develop- ing dental implantology. In particular, the SGI is committed to informing the population about the opportunities and possibilities of implantology. The SSOI currently has 509 members and all dentists interested in implantolo-gy can become members. Membership is also open to .