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October 14-16 2016

Periodontics & Restorative DentistryScience Meets Practice

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Scientific Chairman

Professor Laurence WalshBDSc, PhD, DDSc, Gced, FRAcDS, FFOP(RcPA)

Brisbane, Australia

Laurence completed his undergraduate training at university of Queensland in 1983 and his PhD in 1987, then undertook postdoctoral studies at the university of Pennsylvania and at Stanford university. He is a board-registered specialist in special needs dentistry, and the current president of the ANZ Academy of Special Needs Dentistry.

Laurence holds a personal chair in dental science at the university of Queensland, where he is the program leader for research into advanced dental technologies and dental biomaterials. He has published extensively in the biomedical literature, having authored over 250 journal articles. Laurence is an editorial Board member of 5 international dental journals.

Dr Louie Al-Faraje

DDS

San Diego, USA

Louie received his medical education at Kiev Medical School Faculty of Stomatology, and his postdoctoral training at Loma Linda university in california. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology and a fellow of the International congress of Oral Implantologists and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. He maintains a private practice at the california Implant Institute in San Diego, which is focussed on implant dentistry. His particular interests are in the standards by which oral implantology surgical procedures can be measured and described.

His name has become synonymous with results-oriented oral implantology treatments around the world. He is the author of several Quintessence books including Surgical Complications in Oral Implantology 2011, Oral Implantology Surgical Procedures Checklist 2012, and Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy for Oral Implantology 2013. Louie currently serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Oral Implantology.

Dr Edward P. AllenDDS, PhD

Dallas, USA

edward is the founder of the center for Advanced Dental education in Dallas, an educational facility where he teaches surgical technique courses. He has served as President of the American Academy of esthetic Dentistry, the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry and the American Academy of Periodontology Foundation.

He is the recipient of prestigious awards from the American Academy of Periodontology and the American Academy of esthetic Dentistry. currently, he is the Periodontal Section editor for the Journal of esthetic and Restorative Dentistry. edward has authored over 100 publications and has presented numerous lectures and surgical demonstrations worldwide.

Professor John Beumer

DDS, MS

Los Angeles, USA

John received his DDS from the university of california, San Francisco. He then completed a residency in oral medicine and a Masters degree in oral biology at ucSF (1967-1970), followed by a residency in Prosthodontics (1973-1975) at ucLA.

He is Distinguished Professor, and chair emeritus, in the Division of Advanced Prosthodontics, Biomaterials and Hospital Dentistry at ucLA, and Director emeritus of ucLA’s Residency in Maxillofacial Prosthetics. He is the co-inventor of the ucLA abutment with W. Hornberg. John has received honorary degrees from the university of turin (Italy) and the university of Szed (Hungary), and he has been the recipient of prestigious awards from the American college of Prosthodontics, the American Academy of Maxillofacial Prosthodontics, the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, and the Institute of Reconstructive Sciences in Medicine. John has authored four books and numerous publications. His latest book is Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry: Prosthodontic Principles, published by Quintessence.

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Professor Markus B. Blatz DMD, PhD

Philadelphia, USA

Markus is Professor and chairman of the Department of Preventive and Restorative Sciences at university of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, where he founded the uPenn cAD/cAM center. A Diplomat in the German Society of Prosthodontics, he received his dental, doctorate degrees, and a Professorship from university of Freiburg, Germany.

He serves on the editorial boards of numerous dental journals and is clinical Associate editor of Quintessence International. He is co-founder of the International Academy for Adhesive Dentistry (IAAD). Markus has published and lectured extensively, and is the recipient of multiple teaching and research awards

Dr Scott Davis

BDS, MDSc, FRAcDS, MRAcDS (Pros), FPFA, FIcD

Port Macquarie, Australia

Scott completed dental training at the university of Sydney in 1984, and then practised in Port Hedland and worked in rural and remote dentistry. After setting up his own practice in Perth in 1988, he completed his MDSc in Prosthodontics at the university of Western Australia, and then served as a Senior Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry at uWA. In 1997, he relocated to the NSW North coast, where he now works in a full time specialist private practice in prosthodontics, serving Nambucca Heads, coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie and Woolgoolga.

Scott’s interests are primarily dental implant treatment planning and cAD/cAM applications, with a particular interest in emerging technologies. He has lectured nationally and internationally since 1994. Scott is an ADA NSW executive council member and a member of the ADA Federal council.

Dr David Gerdolle

DDS, MS

Nancy, France

David completed his dental training at the university of Nancy, France in 1993, and then undertook postgraduate study in oral and osteo-articular biology, prosthodontics and adhesive dentistry. His clinical practice is focussed on conservative and minimally invasive dentistry. In recent years David has been member of the teaching staff of the university of Nancy, teaching undergraduate and postgraduate programs and conducting research in adhesive dentistry, particularly in the area of resin composites.

He also gives hands-on courses and performs live case demonstrations of adhesive dentistry and indirect restorations in particular. David has published widely in national and international journals on this topic.

Professor Petra Guess DDS, Dr med dent, PhD

Freiburg, Germany

Petra received her DDS from Albert-Ludwigs university, Freiburg, Germany in 2001. She taught in the Department of Prosthodontics at the same university, and gained her Board certification in Prosthodontics in 2005 from the German Society of Prosthodontics and Dental Materials (DGPro). From 2006-2009 she was a Visiting Scientist at the Department of Biomaterials & Biomimetics at NYu, New York.

In 2009 Petra was appointed as an Associate Professor in the Department of Prosthodontics, at the university of Freiburg, where she accomplished her Habilitation in 2011.


Dr Julián Conejo GutiérrezDDS

San Jose, Costa Rica

Julian obtained his DDS from the universidad Latina, costa Rica in 2005, and then completed training as a specialist in Prosthodontics at the universidad Intercontinental Mexico in 2008. He is a professor at the universidad Latina de costa Rica and visiting professor at the universad Intercontinental Mexico. Julian works in specialist private practice in prosthodontics, with a specific focus on implantology with cAD-cAM technology, in San Jose, costa Rica. He is also the Director of “Perlas de PorcelanaDental Laboratory” in San Jose, and is the founder of www.jceducaciondental.com, a website dedicated to online dental education. Julian was awarded the Young clinician Award at the Nobel Biocare World tour, in Mexico city, 2008. He serves as a consultant to several international dental corporations.

Dr Brian E. James BDSc, MDSc, FRAcDS, FPFA

Cairns, Australia

Brian completed his undergraduate training at university of Queensland, and after working in the Air Force returned to uQ where he completed his specialty training in periodontics. He has maintained a specialist periodontal practice in North Queensland since 1996. Brian was the first Australian periodontist to utilize the erbium:YAG Laser and incorporate in-house cBct scans in specialist periodontal practice. He has since expanded his treatment spectrum, utilizing the Nd:YAG Laser for the management of periodontitis using the LANAP protocol since 2013.

Brian has been an adjunct Associate Professor of Periodontology at James cook university since 2008, where he developed the undergraduate periodontology curriculum, and taught this from 2009-2012. He maintains a particular interest in new technologies which can maximize clinical outcomes.

Professor Matthias Kern Dr. med. dent. habil., FADM

Kiel, Germany

Since 1997 Matthias has been Professor and chairman of the Department of Prosthodontics and Dental Materials in the christian-Albrechts university at Kiel, Germany. He has published extensively in the area of dental materials, and has authored over 300 articles. In 2011 he received the Schweitzer Research Award of the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics. Since 2012, Matthias has served as President of the German Society for Prosthetic Dentistry and Biomaterials (DGPro). He currently serves on the editorial Board of more than 10 journals.

Dr Sonia Leziy Dr Brahm MillerDDS, Dipl Perio, FcDS(Bc), FRcD(c) DDS, Dipl Pros, Canada Vancouver, Canada

Sonia and Brahm received their dental degrees from McGill university. Dr. Leziy’s post-graduate degree in periodontics was completed at the university of British columbia, canada, and Brahm completed his post-graduate prosthodontics certification at the Medical college of Virginia.

they are associate clinical professors and sessional lecturers at the university of British columbia, and mentor a Seattle Study club chapter in Vancouver. Sonia and Brahm are members of the American Academy of esthetic Dentistry and several periodontal and prosthodontic societies. they are also involved





on several editorial boards including the Journals Spectrum Dialogue, the Journal of esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, the Journal teamwork and the Journal of Perio and Restorative Dentisitry.

they lecture extensively internationally, and have published on the subjects of advanced implant esthetics, periodontal plastic surgery, ceramics and restoration. Dentistry Today has recognized each of them among the top 100 clinicians in ce in North America for the last 9 years, and recipients of the 2014 Saul Schluger Award. Sonia is also executive VP of clinical Affairs for the Seattle Study club. Sonia and Brahm maintain a full-time private practice in the Imperio Group Dental Health Specialists in Vancouver, canada.

Professor Ian MeyersBDSc, FIcD, FRAcDS, FADI, FPFA

Brisbane, Australia

Ian completed his undergraduate training at the university of Queensland in 1982. He works in general dental practice in Brisbane, and holds honorary professorial positions with both the university of Queensland and with James cook university. His research and teaching is in the area of applied dental biomaterials, a topic on which he has presented many postgraduate courses.

He has over thirty years experience in clinical dentistry from private practice to university clinics and hospital based dental clinics. Ian has extensive experience in comprehensive patient care, and a longstanding clinical interest in diagnosis and management of the worn and broken down dentition, and in the management of patients through minimum intervention dentistry.

Dr Richard Price

BDS, DDS, MS, FRcD(c), PhD

Dalhousie, Canada

Richard completed his dental training at the university of London in 1979, followed by his DDS from Dalhousie university in 1988. He then completed an MS in Restorative Dentistry at the university of Michigan in 1984, and a PhD at the university of Malmö, Sweden in 2001. Richard is the Division Head for Fixed Prosthodontics at Dalhouse university, where he works clinically in the Faculty practice. He is the inventor of the MARc™ system for teaching effective light curing, and is actively involved in research on dental resins and curing lights. In 2014 and 2015 he organized symposia on Light curing in Dentistry at Dalhousie university which were attended by over 40 Key Opinion Leaders from academia and industry. Richard is the author of over 100 peer-reviewed articles.

Professor Frank SchwarzDr. med. dent. habil.

Dusseldorf, Germany

Frank completed his undergraduate dental training at the university of Saarland in Germany in 1998, where he then undertook doctoral studies in the Department of Periodontology and conservative Dentistry. From 2000 to 2002, he worked in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Ludwig Maximilian university in Munich. In 2002 he moved to the Department of Oral Surgery at the Heinrich Heine university, where he became Associate Professor in 2006 and clinical Professor in 2010. Frank received his specialist recognition in oral and maxillofacial surgery in 2003.

In 2015, he was appointed as Full Professor in Oral Medicine and Peri-implant Infections at the Heinrich Heine university, Düsseldorf, Germany. Frank is a founding member of the German Laser Dentistry Group (AGLZ), and is the author of numerous publications in national and international peer-reviewed journals. Frank serves as an Associate editor for the Journal of clinical Periodontology, and is on the editorial Board for clinical Oral Implants Research.


Dr Steven SoukoulisBDS, MDS, Dip clin Dent

Adelaide, Australia

Steven completed his undergraduate training at university of Adelaide in 1996, followed by a 2 year diploma in clinical dentistry, after which he entered specialist training in periodontics, which he completed in 2001. He maintains a specialist periodontal practice in Adelaide. Steven has served as President of the Australian Society of Periodontology. He is currently a fellow with the International team of Implantology (ItI). He has a particular clinical interest in implantology and bone grafting.

Dr Douglas A. Terry DDS

Birmingham, USA

Douglas presently holds positions as an Adjunct Professor in the department of restorative sciences at the university of Alabama at Birmingham, Assistant Professor in the department of general practice and dental public health at ut Health School of Dentistry at Houston, and Professor emeritus in the department of conservative dentistry and endodontics at the V.S. Dental college & Hospital, Rajiv Gandhi university of Health Sciences in Bangalore, India.

Douglas is the author of several hundred scientific articles as well as textbooks in numerous languages on aesthetic and restorative dentistry. His recent books include Smile! Your Guide to Esthetic Dental Treatment (Quintessence Publishing, 2014), What’s in Your Mouth? Your Guide to a Lifelong Smile (Quintessence Publishing, 2014), and Expressions of the Soul Exposed (Quintessence Publishing, 2015).

Once tempted to drop out of university, an Adelaide dentist has not only become a specialist in periodontics—he’s also improved his business skills to purchase, expand and renovate his practices.

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For Dr Steven Soukoulis, the phrase, ‘The stars and moons aligned’, has pretty much summed up his business strategies for nearly a decade now. He has been running one of Adelaide’s leading periodontic practices since 2006 and its success is partly due to the dentist’s relationship with two professional colleagues.

The first is Dr Bryon Kardachi, an Australian pioneer in the field who opened his practice on Greenhill Road, just south of the Adelaide CBD, in the late 1970s. The second is South Australian-based Jeremy Stagg, a medical finance expert who is part of BOQ Specialist.

Dr Kardachi employed Dr Soukoulis in 2001 and a few years later encouraged the 34-year-old dentist to take over the reins of the business. BOQ Specialist's Jeremy Stagg made that possible in 2006 along with an immediate move to new premises. And before too long, Dr Soukoulis purchased the premises.

“We couldn’t have done it without Jeremy’s assistance,” Dr Soukoulis says. “He’s always been there at the right time with the right advice and a good understanding of what we want to do and why. And he’s a really nice guy. He knows that everyone’s busy and he gets everything done quickly and efficiently.”

Now aged 41, married to dental nurse Alana and raising daughters Adela, aged four, and two-year-old Eliza, Dr Soukoulis has seen Greenhill Periodontics & Implants grow into one of Adelaide’s two largest

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Smile!

Your Guide to Esthetic Dental Treatment Douglas A. terry

Many patients are unaware of the wide range of treatment options available for esthetic dental restoration and enhancement, and it is often difficult for them to visualize the change that is possible with such treatment. this book presents full-page images to show how various areas of the mouth can be restored and transformed to make the smile more esthetic.

Before-and-after photographs of exceptional quality reveal the significant improvements that are possible with procedures as simple as crown lengthening, composite restoration, or veneers.

Other topics include all-ceramic crowns, fixed partial dentures, connective tissue grafting, implant therapy, and esthetic contouring. the author also addresses tooth fracture and diastema closure, missing teeth, noncarious lesions, sealants, interproximal restoration, inlays and onlays, minor orthodontics, bleaching, and root canal therapy. Smile! Your Guide to Esthetic Dental Treatment is the perfect tool for showing patients how they can benefit from esthetic dental treatment.

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What’s in Your Mouth?

Your Guide to a Lifelong Smile Douglas A. terry

Dental clinicians have a responsibility to teach patients the importance of oral health care, and this book shows adult patients what can happen if they neglect their teeth.

It presents full-page images to show what plaque, decay, and gingivitis look like and how they can contribute to periodontal disease and tooth loss.

It also instructs the reader on the proper brushing and flossing techniques to prevent such negative outcomes. With the combination of exquisite clinical images and descriptive yet succinct text, What’s in Your Mouth?: Your Guide to a Lifelong Smile is an excellent chairside tool for patient education on oral hygiene.

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7.30am Registration & Exhibition Open

8.00am Welcome – Scientific Chairman

Professor Laurence Walsh BDSc, PhD, DDSc, Gced, FRAcDS, FFOP(RcPA)

On behalf of Henry Schein Halas and Quintessence, it is a great honour for me to welcome you to the 2016 International Quintessence Symposium. As in past events, the 2016 program has been designed to benefit general dental practitioners as well as dental specialists, bringing you into contact with the most up-to-date and clinically relevant evidence-based information in restorative dentistry and periodontics through lectures and themed workshops. the program has broad appeal and will enliven all who attend with practical information and with a passion for dental excellence.

8.30am The Four Pillars of Aesthetics: Form, Function, Colour & Imagination

Dr Douglas A. terry DDS

this one-hour presentation will encompass many facets of aesthetic and restorative dentistry including biomaterials, laboratory technology, operative techniques and principles, functional composite prototyping, periodontal plastic surgical procedures and prosthetic guidelines for treatment of interdisciplinary cases, drawing on the new textbook, Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry: Material Selection and Technique. the presentation will discuss the basic building blocks that are so important for achieving restorative and perio-aesthetic excellence. the significance of form, function, colour and imagination applies to all aspects of restorative, prosthetic, and perio-aesthetic dentistry in developing natural aesthetics. Form, function and colour are the pillars for consistently and predictably developing an optimal biological balance between the restoration and the soft tissue. Although knowledge is essential, imagination is more important because it is limitless and has no boundaries to where we can go as a restorative team. utilizing the imagination of the interdisciplinary team allows us to move to new limits. this thinking process will be illustrated through clinical case presentations of utilizing diagnosis and treatment planning with different restorative materials and techniques including ceramic and composite materials.

9.30am Think Pink: A Periodontist’s Approach to Restorative Treatment

Dr Brian e. James BDSc, MDSc, FRAcDS, FPFA

there is an increasing awareness of the importance of a sound foundation for effective and aesthetic long term restorative treatment. the position, quality and volume of gingival tissue combined with tooth contour, restorative margin position and quality, and cleansability can influence restoration survival. this lecture will look at aesthetic recontouring, gingival grafting, and tooth modification to reduce/eliminate local predisposing factors.

10.30am Morning Refreshments Break

11.00am So You Think You Can Cure a Restoration in 5 Seconds?

Dr Richard Price BDS, DDS, MS, FRcD(c), PhD

Almost every dental office will have at least one curing light, and using this curing light probably helps to generate around half of the income for a restorative-focussed dental office. Recent developments in curing lights have produced some lights that claim to adequately cure composite resin restorations in as little as 1 second. However, the evidence that today’s composite resins can be adequately light cured in even 5 seconds is lacking. the presentation will review light curing technologies, and discuss if you can adequately and safely cure today’s composites in 5 seconds.

12.00pm Posterior Composite Restorations: Strategies for Improving Success

Professor Ian Meyers BDSc, FIcD, FRAcDS, FADI, FPFA

In current dental practice, many patients request the use of direct tooth coloured restorations to restore their posterior teeth. In many instances this provides a challenge to the operator when the restorations are large, if access and isolation is difficult, or if the patient has high aesthetic demands. this presentation will look at techniques for restoring posterior teeth with composite resin, the selection and use of various materials, and how to manage restorations from small interproximal restorations to larger more complex restorations to achieve predicable aesthetic and functional outcomes.

Day 1: Friday 14 October 2016





1.00pm Q & A Panel with the Morning Presenters

1.30pm Lunch

2.30pm Bright Ideas, Materials & Innovations: A Critical Look at Present Day Procedural Changes that have altered the Way in Which We Care for our Patients

Dr Sonia Leziy, DDS, Dipl Perio, FcDS(Bc), FRcD(c) and

Dr Brahm Miller, DDS, Dipl Pros, FcDS(Bc), FRcD(c)

clinicians constantly strive to improve the quality of the dentistry that we provide for our patients. this presentation will explore how being an ‘early adapter’ can be positive in shaping skills and treatment planning solutions. It will also emphasize the importance of critically assessing and deciphering what is trendy versus what will positively change the treatment outcome.

this presentation will look at less invasive, simpler and more predictable care. We will present our views on immediate implant placement strategies, working in variable gingival biotypes, dermal grafting pros/cons, customized healing abutments to guide soft tissues and protect bone, features of the ideal implant provisional restoration, technical issues such as anatomic abutment design and different scenarios for the posterior hybrid (screw-retained/cemented) crown. An emphasis will be placed on implementing a digital work flow for the entire interdisciplinary team, including digital scanning from a surgical team members’ perspective, recognizing the benefits of implant software programs coupled with cBct technology to plan, design and perform more accurate surgical treatments for bone augmentation and implant dentistry. Our discussion will look at how the digital work-flow profoundly influences the communication between the surgical, restorative and technical team members, yet challenges them in the learning process.

Objectives: upon completion of this session attendees should be able to:

• Acquire a number of surgical and restorative implant ‘pearls’ that can be incorporated into everyday practice.

• understand the role of the tissue biotype to determine if grafting is essential in every circumstance.

• Feel more comfortable with immediate implant placement even in molar areas.

• Develop different styles for implant provisionalization.

• Be involved in the design of implant abutments and evaluate good, better and best designs.

• Reduce the number of treatment steps and feel more confident with a digital workflow from treatment planning, surgery through to the final restoration.

• experience throughout the discussion where things have gone wrong.

4.30pm Afternoon Refreshments Break

4.45pm Fundamentals of Implant Prosthodontics: Current Status of Immediate Loading, Early Loading and Delayed Loading

Professor John Beumer DDS, MS

Since the 1970’s, osseointegrated dental implants have offered an alternative to conventional fixed or removable prostheses. However, the original treatment protocols utilizing machine surface implants required the patient to wait for several months after implant placement before a prosthesis could be fabricated while the implants became osseointegrated. In most instances the patients were required to use removable prostheses during this period. During the last twenty-five years, various immediate and early loading protocols have been proposed as implant macro shapes and as implant surface textures have evolved. Recent advances in cAD-cAM technologies have applied an additional stimulus to this trend. the purpose of this presentation is to offer guidelines regarding the various loading protocols currently in use, namely immediate, early and delayed (conventional) loading. the immediate load prosthesis is a complex, technically demanding treatment, and should be attempted only after the implant team has acquired the necessary experience. Mistakes in clinical judgment and execution can lead to implant failure and loss of the prosthesis.

5.45pm Q & A Panel with the Afternoon Presenters

6.00pm Welcome Reception Cocktail Party


7.30am Exhibition Open

8.20am Introduction

Professor Laurence Walsh BDSc, PhD, DDSc, Gced, FRAcDS, FFOP(RcPA)

the program today follows two strands, one focussed on the challenges of restoration and rehabilitation in patients of increasing age, and the other on adhesive dentistry.

8.30am Cervical Lesions: Guidelines for When to Graft and When to Restore

Dr edward P. Allen DDS, PhD

Determining proper treatment of cervical lesions can be perplexing, especially when the lesion is associated with gingival recession. When do you restore, when do you graft, when should you do both? If you plan to restore and graft, how do you know how far to extend the restoration? this lecture will present guidelines for determining how to treat three types of cervical lesions: 1) non-carious, 2) carious, and 3) previously restored lesions. A minimally invasive surgical technique for correction of gingival recession associated with cervical lesions will be shown.

9.30am The All-on-4: Expanded Applications with Complicated & Compromised Patients

Dr Louie Al-Faraje DDS

the concept of tilting implants to create an improved spread and enhance base stability for full arch implant restorations has allowed treatment opportunities for a broader segment of patients than previously thought possible. enhanced capabilities for planning implant placement using cBct technology along with implants now designed with greater initial stability make this approach in immediate-load situations even more viable. this is especially important for complicated patient presentations that may have been previously deemed highly compromised.


11.00am How to Avoid and Manage Peri-implant Diseases

Professor Frank Schwarz Dr. med. dent. habil.

the management of infectious diseases affecting osseointegrated implants in function has become a demanding issue in implant dentistry. While nonsurgical therapy was effective in the treatment of mucositis lesions, for peri-implantitis, mechanical debridement alone has shown limited efficacy. Adjunctive measures (e.g. local antibiotics/ antiseptics, laser application) may be effective in arresting disease progression at initial sites, however, moderate to advanced peri-implantitis lesions commonly require a more demanding surgical intervention or even removal of the implant. Accordingly, the treatment of early clinical signs of peri-implant mucositis may be considered a key strategy for the primary prevention of peri-implantitis. this presentation will identify the major risk indicators for peri-implant diseases, explore the limitations of nonsurgical treatment procedures, and discuss the selection of appropriate surgical procedures for the management of peri-implantitis.

Day 2: Saturday 15 October 2016Concurrent Program with Adhesive Dentistry

concurrent program available to all IQS delegates - Delegates are welcome to move between day 2 programs during breaks

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Adhesive Dentistry Intro Kern Tea Conejo Gutiérrez Q&A Lunch Blatz Gordolle Q&A TeaKernIntro Conejo GutiérrezTea Lunch

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12.00pm Titanium Welding: Laboratory and Intra-Oral Applications

Dr Scott Davis BDS, MDSc, FRAcDS, MRAcDS (Pros), FPFA, FIcD

the use of immediate loading of dental implants has increased in recent years, however, the process is not without complications. Polymer based provisional prosthetics may fracture, which can result in catastrophic failure of the implants without early intervention. titanium reinforcing bars can be welded not only in the laboratory but intra-orally to titanium cylinders to reinforce the provisional prosthesis and protect the implants. Other applications include confirmation indexes and long term low cost provisional bridges. the theory and practice of intra-oral welding will be presented with clinical examples.


1.30pm Lunch

2.30pm Digital Dentistry: Future or Reality in Restorative Dentistry?

Professor Petra Guess DDS

Novel techniques based on computer aided design-manufacturing cAD cAM introduce an innovative concept for teeth and implants with a more cost and time effective and predictable treatment outcome. cAD/cAM technologies and digital impressions are increasingly used in prosthetic dentistry. Digital workflows result in precisely fitting highly aesthetic restorations and can be successfully implemented in daily practice. examples of clinical cases using chairside and labside workflows will be presented. comprehensive applications including face scans and virtural articulators will be demonstrated.

3.30pm Dental Implant Surgery, Setting the Patient Up for Success or Failure?

Dr Steven Soukoulis BDS, MDS, Dip clin Dent

Dental implants are an integral treatment modality in the current dental practice. Many practitioners now could not imagine their practice without the use of one of the most amazing and life changing biomedical developments (both for dentists and patients) the world has seen in the last 30 - 40 years.

Along with the success of dental implants has come a realisation that complications do occur and this does not always relate to patient and implant based factors.

An understanding of the iatrogenic and patient factors associated with implant complications can mean the difference between a successful implant and sleepless nights for the dental practitioner and patient. the lecture will cover key considerations during patient assessment, treatment planning and surgical protocols to improve your clinical implant outcomes.


5.00pm Afternoon Refreshments & Close

5.30pm Exhibition Close

DELEGATES ARE WELCOME TO MOVE BETWEEN DAY 2 PROGRAMS DURING BREAKS


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Adhesive Dentistry Intro Kern Tea Conejo Gutiérrez Q&A Lunch Blatz Gordolle Q&A TeaLunch Blatz Gerdolle Q&A Refreshments

Davis LunchQ&A Guess Q&A Refreshments


7.30am Exhibition Open

8.45am Introduction


ADHESION MEETS PROSTHODONTICS

9.00am Bonding Capacity of Luting Agents to Alloys and Ceramics in Adhesive Prosthodontics


Adhesive bonding methods changed the world of restorative dentistry in allowing minimal and highly aesthetic invasive restorations. this lecture will summarize the bonding methods available today when bonding metal or all-ceramic restorations. every bonding method consists of at least three basic steps: 1. cleaning of the bonding surface, 2. Surface roughening and increasing the wettability, and 3. creating a chemical bond via adhesive monomers. the important aspects of each of these steps will be explored. In addition, clinical applications and promising results with resin-bonded minimal invasive restorations will be presented.


ADHESION MEETS CAD/CAM TECHNOLOGY

11.00am Optimized Bonding and Material Selection for Chairside CAD/CAM Dentistry

Dr Julián conejo Gutiérrez DDS

With less invasive indirect restorations, bonding optimisation and proper material selection is crucial for long term success. Scientific studies and step by step clinical protocols will be described in this lecture with the objective of improving success rates for bonded cAD/cAM restorations.


12.45pm Lunch

Day 2: Saturday 15 October 2016Adhesive Dentistry (Concurrent Program)


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Adhesive Dentistry Intro Kern Tea Conejo Gutiérrez Q&A Lunch Blatz Gordolle Q&A TeaKernIntro Tea

Schwarz Davis Q&A

Conejo Gutiérrez LunchQ&A





ADHESION MEETS IMPLANTOLOGY

2.00pm Materials and CAD/CAM for Implant Restorations: Functional and Biologic Interfaces


Adhesion in dentistry goes far beyond “bonding to teeth”. It plays a significant role in implant prosthodontics, where functional and biologic interfaces directly influence the clinical outcomes and long-term success. Along with the increasing use of dental implants, a plethora of new materials and laboratory-based cAD/cAM systems are entering the market to enhance aesthetic results, functional longevity, and precision in a digital workflow. Selecting the proper materials and techniques based on patients’ individual needs has become increasingly challenging, especially for implant-supported restorations because greater aesthetics are often associated with poorer physical properties. An understanding of fundamental material properties and their behaviour in the oral cavity is key for success and, in combination with adhesive technologies, offers new treatment options and possibilities to serve our patients in the best possible manner. Based on the current scientific evidence, this presentation will discuss a variety of adhesive interfaces in implant dentistry from functional, aesthetic, and biologic aspects and provide guidelines for material selection and new technologies for ultimate clinical success.

ADHESION MEETS PRACTICE

3.15pm Bio-Emulated Bonded Posterior Indirect Restorations: Simple Questions, Clinical Answers

Dr David Gerdolle DDS, MS

Adhesive dentistry has fundamentally altered and literally transformed dentistry as we move towards restorations that are significantly less invasive, longer-lasting and more aesthetic. Nature is the ideal model to emulate. the basic science for dentally emulating nature is found in the histo-anatomic structure of teeth. For bonded indirect posterior restorations, fundamental concepts such as Immediate Dentin Sealing and the Deep Margin elevation have become well established. Nevertheless, the clinical handling of materials remains demanding and full of traps that can lead to frustration in everyday practice. this presentation focusses on bonded indirect posterior restorations, for restoring carious and broken down posterior teeth. the clinical aspects of preparation and cementation procedures will be presented and discussed, with the emphasis on making them safe and reliable.


5.00pm Afternoon Refreshments & Close

5.30pm Exhibition Close

DELEGATES ARE WELCOME TO MOVE BETWEEN DAY 2 PROGRAMS DURING BREAKS


time 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 12.30 1.00 1.30 2.00 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.30 5.00


Adhesive Dentistry Intro Kern Tea Conejo Gutiérrez Q&A Lunch Blatz Gordolle Q&A TeaBlatz Gerdolle Q&A Refreshments

Davis LunchQ&A Guess Q&A Refreshments

Lunch


Effective Light Curing in Your Office

Dr Richard Price BDS, DDS, MS, FRcD(c), PhD

If you can, please bring your own curing lights and dental loupes to the workshop.

upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to:

• explain the importance your curing light in the office.

• Safely and properly use your curing light.

• Know what to look for when choosing a curing light.

• Describe the types, clinical applications, and limitations of bulk-fill composites.

• understand how to reduce shrinkage stress and increase depth of cure in resin restorations.

HILTON HOTEL

Indirect Posterior Bonded Restorations

Dr David Gerdolle DDS MS

the aim of the hands-on is to practice on model a cavity conditioning for a bonded onlay (regardless the chosen prosthetic material) and an onlay adhesive cementation, using pre-heated restorative composite.

the participants will learn:

• How to properly isolate the operating field for both preparation time and cementation time

• How to decide for cuspal coverage

• How to achieve immediate Dentin Sealing

• How to elevate a deep proximal margin

• How to cement adhesively an onlay, regardless the prosthetic material and using pre-heated restorative composite

• And much more…

HILTON HOTELATTENDANCE LIMITED TO 20 PARTICIPANTS

Minimal Invasive Anterior (and Posterior) Single Tooth Replacement


Resin-bonded fixed dental prostheses (RBFDPs, so-called Maryland bridges) with two metal retainer wings have been introduced over 30 years ago for a minimal invasive replacement of missing teeth. However unfortunately due to various reasons metal-ceramic RBFDPs are not considered a comparable treatment modality to implants by most dentists.

cantilevered RBFDPs with a single ceramic retainer wing were introduced 20 years ago. they provide better aesthetics and are less invasive than two-retainer RBFDPs. In the meantime, long-term data of this minimally invasive treatment option is available. Similar concepts are now also implemented for the replacement of posterior teeth: premolars often can be replaced with resin-bonded cantilevers while of molar replacement with modified inlay-retainers show a promising medium-term outcome.

However, it is a prerequisite that the dentist has a good understanding about indications, materials properties and the clinical procedures including specific bonding techniques. this workshop covers in depth the essential knowledge on the successful clinical application of minimally invasive all-ceramic RBFDPs which in many cases presents an excellent and less costly treatment alternative to single implants or conventional FDPs.

HILTON HOTEL

Day 3: Sunday 16 October 2016HALF DAY WORKSHOPS

MORNING 8.30am - 12.30pm

*Workshop locations may change. Check location on your final documentation





Indication Based Flap and Suturing Technique proposed for Hard and Soft Tissue Augmentation

Professor Frank Schwarz Dr.med.dent. habil.

the selection of an appropriate flap design and suturing technique has a major impact on soft tissue wound healing and regeneration. the scope of this hands-on workshop has a focus on the following key areas:

• Principles of soft tissue wound healing at implant sites and the edentulous ridge

• Indication based flap design for implant placement and various types of ridge augmentation procedures (full flap vs. split flap; periosteal connective tissue flap)

• Indication based flap design for soft tissue augmentation (keratinized tissue, volume augmentation, mucosal recession)

• Harvesting and handling of connective tissue and free gingival grafts

• Suturing techniques (closure/ positioning and combination sutures)

HILTON HOTEL

Chairside CAD/CAM Monolithic Implant Crowns

Dr Julián conejo Gutiérrez DDS

cAD/cAM implant supported restorations are now available for many implant companies in the market. this hands-on course is focussed on the post-milling elaboration process of screw retained monolithic implant crowns with the new implant solution blocks from VItA (eNAMIc, SuPRINItY AND cAD-teMP). Stain and glazing as well as polishing techniques and proper bonding to the titanium inserts will be demonstrated, and performed by each participant.

HENRY SCHEIN HALAS, 44 O‘DEA AVE WATERLOO NSW 2017

ATTENDANCE LIMITED TO 8 PARTICIPANTS

Emerging Technologies in Periodontitis and Peri Implantitis Treatment: Where do Lasers fit in?

Brian e. James BDSc, MDSc, FRAcDS, FPFA

the management of Periodontitis has been fairly unchanged in recent years. Few topics elicit more passionate debate either for or against than Laser therapy. this 3 hour presentation will look at the differences between lasers, their potential uses as a part of Periodontitis and Peri Implantitis therapy, and perhaps give a glimpse of the future of possibility of this tool in disease management.

HILTON HOTEL


MORNING 8.30am - 12.30pm



Update on All-Ceramic & CAD/CAM Materials for Teeth and Implants

Professor Petra Guess DDS, Dr med dent, PhD

All-ceramic materials and cAD/cAM technologies are increasingly used to restore teeth and implants. Modern all-ceramic materials deliver superior aesthetics and reliability, as shown by contemporary material science. Advances in all-ceramic systems and adhesive technologies enable the development of innovative defect-oriented treatment concepts for restoring compromised dentition.

the impact of design modifications, various fabrications techniques and handling parameters on reliability and fracture behaviour of monolithic and bi-layer all-ceramic restorations will be discussed. clinical examples and fracture failures analyses will provide knowledge to understand the fundamental requirements for all-ceramic success. the presentation will provide rationale of case based selection of modern ceramic materials and will present scientific evidence on the clinical success of all-ceramic treatment concepts on teeth and implants.

HILTON HOTEL

Titanium Welding: A Hands-on Workshop

Dr Scott Davis BDS MDSc FRAcDS MRAcDS (Pros), FPFA, FIcD

Learn the theory behind intra-oral titanium welding. Review selection criteria for titanium cylinders and bars plus preparation including opaquing. Welding techniques for prosthesis reinforcing, confirmation indexes and other applications will be shown. then experience a hands-on use of the welder for a range of laboratory applications. HENRY SCHEIN HALAS, 44 O‘DEA AVE WATERLOO NSW 2017ATTENDANCE LIMITED TO 8 PARTICIPANTS

Novel Socket Grafting Techniques

Dr Steven Soukoulis BDS, MDS, Dip clin Dent

there are many types of ridge preservation techniques and materials to choose from when considering ridge preservation after tooth extraction. Not all techniques are equal or indicated. the various techniques, their indications along with current bone graft material science and clinical uses and indications will be discussed.

HILTON HOTEL

Fibre Reinforced Composites in Daily Dentistry: New Techniques and Restorative Options

Professor Ian Meyers BDSc, FIcD, FRAcDS, FADI, FPFA

In recent years fibre-reinforced resin composites have gained increasing acceptance in clinical and laboratory applications. the combination of good aesthetics and high fracture toughness, as well as enabling minimally invasive treatment to be undertaken, provides the clinician with many alternative treatment options for patients. the most significant advantages for patients relate to cost effectiveness, conservation of tooth tissue and reduced treatment time. this workshop will provide clinical information and a ‘hands-on’ experience with various fibre reinforced materials. techniques and procedures that will be covered include;

• Reinforcing and restoring endodontically treated and structurally compromised teeth;

• Anterior and posterior fibre reinforced bridges;• tooth splinting and stabilisation for periodontics,

orthodontics and trauma.

Participants will be able to experience using the various fibre reinforced materials on tooth models and learn clinical hints and tips for obtaining successful outcomes.

HILTON HOTEL

New Approach to Guided Full-Arch Immediate Implant Reconstruction

Dr Louie Al-Faraje DDS

this session will be an overview on the integration of restorative, surgical, and laboratory disciplines, combined with cBct technology, to provide a seamless approach for a totally-guided, full-arch and full-mouth, immediate-implant reconstruction. this protocol includes placement of a prefabricated computer-guided, monolithic acrylic bar-supported prosthesis for both edentulous and dentate arches. clinical cases will be presented that will feature indications and protocols forthis new approach.

HILTON HOTEL


AFTERNOON 1.30pm - 5.30pm

*Workshop locations may change. Check location on your final documentation.





Simplifying the Veneering Process

Dr Douglas A. terry DDS

A short program of dental professional development intended for General dentists, Prosthodontists, Periodontists, technicians and Auxiliaries. this full-day participation course changes the game for dentists who are having difficulty with direct bonding of multiple composite restorations. In addition, it will provide insight into improving patient communication. A novel direct injection technique modified and developed by Dr. terry and the Gc corporation adds a new dimension to the veneering process. During the presentation, an injection technique that facilitates beautiful direct and indirect restorations on multiple anterior teeth will be demonstrated. the learning objectives for the workshop are to:

• Discover a predictable and precise method for developing anterior composite veneers.

• understand and explore the significance of colour mixing for creating polychromatic lifelike restorations.

• Appreciate the myriad of applications of the injectable technique and how an improved biomaterial and this revolutionary technique can enhance patient communication and your practice of dentistry.

Participants need to bring loupes, and should review chapter 7 of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry: Material Selection and Technique before the workshop.

ADA CENTRE FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT71-73 LITHGOW STREET, ST LEONARDS NSW 2065


Day 3: Sunday 16 October 2016FULL DAY WORKSHOP

8.30am - 5.30pm

Soft Tissue Grafting - Creating stable tissues and exceptional restorative results

Sonia Leziy DDS Dipl Perio, FcDS(Bc), FRcD (c)

this half day lecture and half day workshop is designed for the restoring dentist who is comfortable with minor surgical procedures and will discuss and illustrate the common methods used today to manage gingival recession problems and enhance restorative results around teeth and implants. clinical applications, materials and techniques for connective tissue grafts and dermal grafts will be reviewed. Participants will be given the opportunity to practice flap preparation, tissue harvesting and suturing on pig jaws.

• treatment of exposed roots that are esthetically undesirable or sensitive Predictable root coverage with connective tissue and dermal grafts. understand what can be achieved with these techniques, the limitations of these procedures, how to plan your treatment time and what can be expected in the post-operative period.

• Recession around restored teeth and implant restorations prevent this common problem by enhancing the gingival biotype. Grafting prior to or in the transitional phase of restorative treatment can dramatically improve soft tissue quality, tissue volume as well as tissue levels.

ADA CENTRE FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT71-73 LITHGOW STREET, ST LEONARDS NSW 2065




The evolution of implant treatment concepts, protocols,

technology, and materials pushed the boundaries of what is

possible, and this book sits at the forefront of innovation in

implant therapy. Written by two master clinicians and lavishly

illustrated and presented in a unique visual style, this book

charts new paths for the treatment of single-tooth dental

implants in the esthetic zone. The authors present advanced

implant protocols step-by-step, in a comic-strip fashion, and

provide meaningful guidance on the surgical and restorative

details that are key to optimum esthetics, including implant

hard and soft tissue integration, implant selection, implant

placement principles, soft tissue esthetics, minimally invasive

surgical procedures, and optimized restorative protocols.

Research sections included throughout the book also provide

concise overview of up-to-date scientific evidence on

essential implant topics. This book is the definitive illustrative

guide to mastering anterior single-implant therapy.

440 pp; 1985 illus

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Markus B. Blatz and Iñaki Gamborena

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Please register online at our website www.henryschein.com.au/iqsthe registration fee includes admission to all Symposium sessions and exhibits, daily coffee breaks, lunch and the Welcome Reception cocktail Party on the evening of 14 October 2016.

For Exhibition & Program enquiries contact: Jessica chasen: (02) 9697 6239 [email protected]

Cancellations: cancellations made in writing and received by Henry Schein Halas before 1 September 2016 will be refunded in full. cancellations received on or after 1 September, 2016 but before the start of the Symposium will be charged a cancellation fee of AuD $200. No refunds will be made after the Symposium begins on 14 October 2016.

For registration enquiries contact: 1300 302 421 [email protected]

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