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September 24-26,2015

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2 PROGRAMME OVERVIEW EAO 2015

EAO Board Members (2013-2014) PresidentPascal Valentini (France)

Past PresidentSøren Schou (Denmark)

President ElectBjörn Klinge (Sweden)

Secretary GeneralLuca Cordaro (Italy)

TreasurerAlberto Sicilia Felechosa (Spain)

Board MembersGil Alcoforado (Portugal)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Reinhilde Jacobs (Belgium)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)

EAO Council (2014-2015)Franck Renouard (France) Massimo Simion (Italy)Christoph Hämmerle (Switzerland) Friedrich Neukam (Germany)

Scientific Committee 2015Björn Klinge (Sweden)Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)

Tord Berglundh (Sweden)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)Jose Manuel Navarro (Spain)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Søren Schou (Denmark)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Tommie Van de Velde (Belgium)

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Welcome to Stockholm

Respected colleagues and friends

It is our great honour and privilege to welcome you to the 2015 EAO Scientific Meeting in Stockholm. In conjunction with the Scientific Committee and the EAO Board, we have put together a programme that we hope will be both thought-provoking and highly relevant to your daily practice.

Our clinical work today is based on half a century’s experience of placing osseointegrated implants. The programme for the meeting in Stockholm reflects the progress we have made over the last 50 years, while at the same time focusing on current and emerging techniques. There is a strong emphasis on practical, clinical messages that you can use in your daily practice. We hope this combination of historical perspective and cutting-edge techniques will ensure there is something of relevance for everyone.

During the 2014 EAO meeting in Rome, a new format was introduced. The meeting in Stockholm will build on this, with the addition of extra features designed to facilitate the learning experience and engage participants throughout.A scientific meeting is of course much more than just the scheduled sessions. It is also an opportunity to share views with colleagues and to socialise. We very much hope you will consider bringing your partner or family with you to Stockholm. The city has a huge amount to offer, and we are certain that you and your guests will go home with memories to treasure.

We look forward to meeting you in Stockholm

Björn Klinge Ann WennerbergChair of the Scientific Committee Co-Chair of the Scientific Committee

4 CONGRESS PROGRAMME EAO 2015

Thursday, 24th September

MAIN SESSION 1

50 years of clinical osseointegration The early contributions and current effectiveness in implant dentistry

Per-Ingvar Brånemark conceptThomas Albrektsson, Sweden

André Schroeder conceptDaniel Buser, Switzerland

Willy Schulte conceptJoerg Meyle, Germany

Effectiveness in implant dentistryJan Derks, Sweden

Coffee Break

3 PARALLEL ORAL COMMUNICATIONS SESSIONS

Basic research

Clinical research, surgical

Poster presentation competition

ARENA 1

Tissue reconstruction/regeneration

What the dentist needs to know about tissue reconstruction/regenerationLuca Cordaro, Italy and Myron Spector, USA

Aspects from the video “Cell to Cell communication”Bernd Stadlinger, Switzerland

Regeneration/reconstruction of periimplant soft tissuesThomas Linkevicius, Lithuania

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Speakers and programme may be subject to change. Programme as per September 8, 2014.

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Friday, 25th September

ARENA 2

Challenges for implant treatment of the aging population

Bis-phosphonates; a threat or an option?Per Aspenberg, Sweden

No teeth, no money; what to do in the elderly patient?Martin Schimmel, Switzerland

Minimal number of implants in the upper jaw?Anja Zembic, Netherlands

Minimal number of implants in the lower jaw?Gerry Raghoerbar, Netherlands

IMPLANTS IN THE FUTURE

virtual planning 3D-printing and more

The Virtual Patient: how far away are we?Speaker to be confirmed

The origin, present and future of 3D printingDianne Rekow, United-Kingdom

3D printing in maxillofacial surgeryLawrance E Brecht, USA

3D printing in prosthodonticsIrena Sailer, Switzerland and Vincent Fehmer, Switzerland

2 PARALLEL ORAL COMMUNICATIONS SESSIONS

Basic research

Clinical research, surgical

Coffee Break


MAIN SESSION 2

EAO Consensus Conference 2015

Christoph Hämmerle, Germany

Marc Quirynen, Belgium

Lunch Break

ARENA 3

To learn from complications

What have we learned from cemented implant reconstructions?Speaker to be confirmed

Maxillary sinus grafting complications and how to avoid themPascal Valentini, France

The surgeon as the complicating factorFranck Renouard, France

On the evolution of complications in implant prosthodonticsBjarni Pjetursson, Iceland

What have we learned from mucogingival complications?Rino Burkhardt, Switzerland

What have we learned from immediate implant placement and immediate restoration?Markus Hürzeler, Germany

IMPLANTS IN THE FUTURE

CAD-CAM, precision of fit

The future implant crown – chairside vs labsidePer Vult von Steyern, Sweden

Is ceramic the material of choice for future implants?Eric Van Dooren, Belgium

CAD/CAM in removable prosthodonticsSpeaker to be confirmed



ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Clinical research, prosthetic

INVITED COUNTRY SESSION

Programme to be annouced

Coffee Break

PARALLELL SESSION 1

Patient reported outcome

Patient reported outcome measures: what is relevant and what is notSpeaker to be confirmed

Quality of life in patients undergoing bone grafting proceduresGuido Heydecke, Germany



Saturday, 26th September

SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETIES PROGRAMME

Osseointegration as a foreign body reactionChrister Dahlin, Sweden

What can we learn from national Orthopaedic RegistersSpeaker to be confirmed

Brain signalling from teeth and dental implantsMats Trulsson, Sweden

ARENA 4

Succesful supportive treatment evidence for clinical efficacy

Hugo deBruyn, Belgium

Mariano Sanz, Spain

Lisa Heitz Mayfield, Sweden

PARALLEL SESSION 2

Imaging (Radiology) in treatment planning and follow-up

Presurgical diagnostic imaging: what do I need to spot prior to implant planning?Speaker to be confirmed

Presurgical imaging in implant treatment: from guidelines to clinical useMichael Bornstein, Switzerland

Do we still need to use hounsfield scores in presurgical planning?Reinhilde Jacobs, Belgium

Creating the virtual patient: how to integrate facial, optical and radiological imaging componentsAli Tahmaseb, Netherlands

ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Coffee Break



MAIN SESSION 3

Periimplantitis

The relevance of implant materials for periimplantitisAndrea Mombelli, Switzerland

The patient and the problem awaits Monday morning; what do I do?Stefan Renvert, Sweden

Challenges in the treatment of periimplantitisOlivier Carcuac, Sweden

A comparison between periodontitis and periimplantitis lesionsTord Berglundh, Sweden

Lunch Break

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EAO Awards ceremony

PARALLEL SESSION 3

Emerging surgical concepts

Do we still need autogenous bone for ridge augmentation or can we use growth factors? Ronald Jung, Switzerland

Soft tissue grafts out of the box, what can we expect in clinics? Otto Zuhr, Germany

Emerging concepts in maxillofacial surgery: indications for graft materialsHenning Schliephake, Germany

The future of wound healing: can it still be improved? Nelson Pinto, Chile

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closing ceremony


10 PROGRAMME OVERVIEW EAO 2015

general information

Date From Thursday, 24th September to Saturday, 26th September 2015

VenueEAO congress 2015 will be held at theStockholmsmässanMässvägen 1, 125 30 Älvsjö - Sweden

Easily reachable from Stockholm centre by train.

Official LanguageOfficial language of the EAO Congress is English.

Registration Registration will be available on April 2015 through EAO congress web site: www.eao-congress.org

Trade Exhibition A trade exhibition will be held in the Stockholmsmässan during the Congress. It offers an excellent opportunity for companies to display their products. Firms wishing to exhibit may obtain information sending an email to: [email protected]

AccommodationC’accommodation, official housing office of EAO, will offer you negotiated rates for your accommodation in Stockholm.Hotel list and booking form will be soon available through the EAO congress web site: www.eao-congress.orgFor group block bookings (5 rooms and above), please contact Cristina Vellar at: [email protected]

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Call for Abstracts Opening December 2014Deadline for submission of abstracts is April 1st, 2015.Abstracts can be submitted in English by internet through: ww.eao-congress.org

Grants informationThe EAO has decided to help young and talented scientists to present their latest research by providing them travel grants. 21 travel grant awardees will be selected among the abstract presenters. The grants are 400 awarded on site and the congress registration fees will be waived. You can apply for the EAO grants during the abstract submission process available on the congress website.

Conditions: Applications will be done while

submitting the abstract and must be done no later than April 1st, 2015.

EAO 2015 travel grant awardees will be informed mid June 2015.

The applicant must be the first author of the abstract submitted.

Only one grant will be allocated per person.

Important datesDecember, 2014 Abstract submission opening

April 1st, 2015 Deadline for abstract submission and registration opening

June 10th, 2015 Deadline for registration at preferential rates

ContactsEAO Congress Organisation and Scientific Secretariat Officec/o Colloquium 13-15 rue de Nancy75010 ParisFrancePh. +33 (0)1 44 64 15 15Fax. +33 (0)1 44 64 15 16E-mail: [email protected]

EAO OfficeTel : +33 1 44 64 15 32Fax : +33 1 44 64 15 16Email : [email protected]

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