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AUSTRALASIAN OSSEOINTEGRATION SOCIETY 10TH BIENNIAL CONFERENCE

14–17 OCTOBER 2015 | NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE, CANBERRA

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REGISTRATIONBROCHURE

To register for the conference online, please visit www.aosconference.com.au

14 JULY 2015Early bird registration closes

14 SEPTEMBER 2015Abstract submission deadline

14 SEPTEMBER 2015Standard registration closes

14–17 OCTOBER 2015Australasian Osseointegration Society 10th Biennial Conference

KEYDATES

TABLE OF CONTENTSP03 Invitations from the chairs

P04 About the AOS

P04 Why attend

P04 AOS 2015 committees

P05 Sponsors

P08 Featured speakers AOS Invited speakers Titanium speakers Platinum speakers

P11 Laboratory technician speakers

P12 Provisional scientific conference program

P15 Training sessions Dental technicians session Auxiliary

P17 Poster competition

P18 Social program

P19 Registration

P20 Venue and accommodation National Convention Centre, Canberra Discover Canberra Accommodation options

P24 Accommodation terms and conditions

P25 General information

P26 Registration terms and conditions

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INVITATION FROM THE CHAIR

INVITATION FROM THE SCIENTIFIC CHAIR

DR GEORGE PALConference Chair and AOS Federal President

PROF TERRY WALTONConference Scientific Chair

On behalf of the Australasian Osseointegration Society, it is my pleasure to announce the AOS 10th Biennial Conference will take place at the National Convention Centre Canberra on 14 – 17 October 2015.

We have invited world-renowned speakers who will contribute to an outstanding three days, providing an authoritative and reliable scientific and clinical basis for the treatment of patients, as well as addressing exciting new innovations and research. The event will provide something for everyone, dentists, technicians, hygienists and staff, with multiple plenary sessions, multiple concurrent sessions, special sessions for technicians, hygienists, dental assistants and practice managers. There will be a breakfast session to allow for closer interaction with the presenters. Sponsors will have preconference workshops. Limited attendance workshops for our technicians. A large exhibition with all the global leading companies offering the latest products and technological innovations.

Discover the home of the Australian Story in Canberra, where national attractions and hidden gems deliver an array of unexpected delights among the leafy surrounds, including stylish restaurants, hip bars, boutique shopping, great outdoor fun and a busy calendar of events and festivals. Located on the ancient lands of the traditional owners, the Ngunnawal people, Canberra is thought to derive its name from the Aboriginal word Kamberra or ‘meeting place’. The surrounding region offers more than 30 wineries, historic townships, quiet coastlines, the lush southern highlands and the alpine roof of Australia.

The organising committee look forward to you and your team joining us in Canberra in 2015 for a program that will challenge your thinking, making this the premiere implant conference of the year.

It is thirty-five years since the commercial introduction of osseointegration into Australia, twenty years since the inaugural meeting of the Federal AOS, and within a year of the recent death of the forefather of osseointegration, PI Brånemark. It is therefore appropriate that we take stock of where we have come from, where we are currently, and what is in the future for implant dentistry.

There has been an exponential development of implant-related techniques and components but over these years there has been less emphasis on understanding the other “cogs in the wheel” - the patients and operators. What are the advantages and disadvantages of traditional multidisciplinary management compared with the single operator? How do we assess whether patients are seeking treatment for dental-health or to satisfy unrealistic self-image expectations? Are there some patients who we should not be treating as they are at high risk of treatment failure?

Within this challenging environment, the balance between science and commerce is often lost. Are some products developed primarily to gain a marketing edge rather than enhancing treatment outcomes? Is there a problem with the commercial promotion of techniques beyond the sale of company products?

We are fortunate to have three experienced, world-renowned keynote speakers, several international speakers, generously supported by our sponsors, as well as local experienced and internationally recognised clinicians to explore these issues. It augurs well for a robust and stimulating scientific program.

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ABOUTTHE AOSThe Australasian Osseointegration Society (AOS) brings together people at the forefront of implant dentistry in Australasia. Our members are general dentists, prosthodontists, surgeons, dental technicians, hygienists, therapists, dental nurses, laboratory technicians, industry representatives and auxiliary dental personnel who enjoy meeting to learn and share information to improve the standard of implant dentistry.

Our aims are as follows:

• To encourage and promote the clinical applications of osseointegration

• To encourage high professional and clinical standards

• To organise and conduct educational programs

• To promote research in implant dentistry

As well as the Federal body, the AOS has state branches in NSW, QLD, SA, VIC, WA and New Zealand.

To find out more information about becoming a member of the society visit www.aos.org.au.

AOS 2015 is the most relevant professional development event available to dental practitioners involved in implant dentistry. Hear stimulating and inspiring world-renowned speakers, with an emphasis on key issues, current and future trends, and how to perform at a higher level.

Observe how the experts respond to tough questions and address controversial issues at the Panel Discussion. Have a voice in shaping the future of the implant industry.

The AOS is again providing a concurrent training program for practice managers, auxiliary staff and laboratory technicians. Now you can take your staff with you for integrated development of your practice.

Meet with colleagues over four consecutive days and enjoy spectacular social functions. Revitalise existing networks and establish new ones.

Find out what is new or emerging in the industry by talking to product and service providers in a low-pressure environment.

Take home new ideas and strategies to positively affect your organisation’s growth and potential.

AOS 2015 ORGANISING COMMITTEE

AOS 2015 SCIENTIFICPROGRAM COMMITTEE

WHY ATTEND

Conference Chair and AOS Federal President

George Pal

Federal SecretaryEugene Foo

Federal TreasurerBruce Munroe

Federal SponsorshipKent Yuen

Federal Technician RepresentativeRob Dulieu

NSW AOS SecretariatKayla Ashkar

Scientific Program ChairTerry Walton

Alastair Stevenson

David Grossberg


Scientific Program ChairTerry Walton

Alastair Stevenson

David Grossberg

TITANIUM SPONSORS

The Australasian Osseointegration Society (AOS) acknowledges with gratitudethe generous support of our sponsors.

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BioHorizons Implant Systems Inc, a worldwide innovative dental device company, features oral reconstructive products on two main platforms: Dental Implants and Tissue Regeneration.

BioHorizons is dedicated to developing evidence-based and scientifically proven products. From the launch of the External implant system (Maestro) in 1997, to the Tapered Internal Plus implant in 2012, dental professionals as well as patients have confidence in our comprehensive portfolio of dental implants and biologics products.

The latest example of this tradition is the introduction of LaserLok microchannels onto our implants. Laser-Lok microchannels is a proprietary dental implant surface treatment developed from over 20 years of research initiated to create the optimal implant surface. Through this research, the unique Laser-Lok surface has been shown to elicit a biologic response that includes the inhibition of epithelial downgrowth and the attachment of connective tissue (unlike Sharpey fibers). Laser-Lok microchannels is now offered on Tapered Internal, Tapered Plus, Single-Stage, Internal Implants and Laser-Lok 3.0.

Our commitment to science, innovation and service has aided us in becoming one of the fastest growing companies in the dental industry. BioHorizons has helped restore smiles in 85 markets throughout Asia, North America, South America, Africa, Australia and Europe.

Andrew Holmes, General Manager

Henry Schein Halas – the world’s leading dental distributor is the supplier of Geistlich Biomaterials and Southern Implants in Australia.

Southern Implants was established in 1987 and are pioneers in design and manufacture of dental implants. They are driven by prosthetic considerations with the Co-Axis and Max implant ranges and are extensively researched and compatible with most systems.

44 O’Dea Avenue Waterloo NSW 2017

1300 65 88 22 1300 65 88 10 www.henryschein.com.au

Geistlich Biomaterials has been specialised in regenerative medicine for over 25 years. With its pioneer products Geistlich Bio-Oss® and Geistlich Bio-Gide® the company has been worldwide market leader in regenerative dentistry for many years. Geistlich Biomaterials belongs to Geistlich Pharma AG, a family-owned company with experience in bone and tissue processing since 1851. The headquarters is based in Switzerland where Geistlich also produces its biomaterials in its own production. Geistlich Pharma Australia based in Sydney is the latest affiliate to supply and serve specialists in oral hard and soft tissue regeneration.

Dr Torben Hackl, Managing Director Australia/New Zealand

Geistlich Pharma Australia The Zenith Tower A, Suite 1901 821 Pacific Highway Chatswood NSW 2067

1800 776 326 1800 709 698 www.geistlich.com.au

Suite W3D2, 75-85 O’Riordan Street Alexandria NSW 2015

1300 13 12 19 +61 2 9317 6800

+61 2 9317 2089 www.biohorizons.com


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Zimmer Biomet offers a family of synergistic system solutions to help you and your patients achieve beautiful, confident and healthy smiles.

Clinicians require solutions that can meet the clinical challenge of providing aesthetic outcomes that are sustainable over time. Zimmer Biomet provides a comprehensive portfolio of surgical and restorative treatment options with SureSeal Technology to assist in achieving sustainable long-term aesthetic results.

Edentulism and failing dentition continue to be major health challenges affecting millions of people worldwide. Zimmer Biomet offers Full Arch Rehabilitation Solutions designed to work in synergy and help provide long lasting, aesthetic results through comprehensive dental implant therapy for edentulous and partially edentulous patients and those patients with failing dentition.

Restoring function and aesthetics with implant therapy is a lifetime investment for the patient; however, from day one, the maintenance of optimal peri-implant health is important to ensure long-term success and a high level of patient satisfaction. Zimmer Biomet offers comprehensive Peri-Implant Health Maintenance Solutions to address this.

DENTPSLY Implants is the union of two successful and innovative dental implant businesses: Astra Tech Dental and DENTSPLY Friadent. DENTSPLY Implants offers a comprehensive line of implants, including ANKYLOS® and ASTRA TECH Implant SystemTM, digital technologies such as ATLANTISTM patient-specific CAD/CAM solutions and SIMPLANT® 3D guided surgery, regenerative bone solutions, and professional development programs.

DENTSPLY Implants creates value for dental professionals, and allows for predictable and lasting implant treatment outcomes, resulting in enhanced quality of life for patients.

DENTSPLY International Inc. is a leading manufacturer and distributor of dental and other healthcare products. For over 110 years, DENTSPLY’s commitment to innovation and professional collaboration has enhanced its portfolio of branded consumable and small equipment. Headquartered in the United States, the Company has global operations with sales in more than 120 countries.

Lisa Collie, General Manager 6/6-8 Byfield Street

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1800 802 457 +61 2 9888 9900

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Madaleine Payne, Managing Director – Dental PO Box 6071

Pymble NSW 2073 +61 2 9488 3500

1800 799 287 (Australia) 0800 408 349 (New Zealand)

+61 2 9440 0744 www.dentsplyimplants.com.au

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GOLD SPONSORS

Straumann is a global leader in implant and restorative dentistry and oral tissue regeneration. Since its foundation in 1954, the Swiss-based company has been driven by passion for scientific discovery and belongs to the pioneers of modern dental implantology. In collaboration with the International Team for Implantology ITI, leading clinics, research institutes and universities, Straumann researches, develops and manufactures products that are used in tooth replacement and restoration, or in the prevention of tooth loss. Straumann is a uniquely positioned company in the dental sector that offers surgical, restorative and regenerative solutions. Straumann also provides training and services to the dental profession worldwide.

Your Dentist™ is a comprehensive Find-A-Dentist™ service located at www.dentist.com.au. The website lists every dental practitioner in Australia and thanks to it’s high search rankings on Google, is utilised constantly by the general public when they need to find-a-dentist.

In operation for over a decade, it is brought to you by the publishers of Australasian Dental Practice magazine.

Nobel Biocare offers dental professionals a comprehensive range of science-based dental solutions, for all indications, from single tooth to fully edentulous, on teeth and implants.

Standardised solutions: Our standardised solutions, are the most comprehensive assortment of dental implants, abutments & components available on the market, covering all possible treatment options, Individualised solutions: NobelProcera provides a full range of CAD/CAM-based individualised dental prosthetics for every indication, including on natural teeth and implants.

Digital Dentistry: NobelGuide is a complete treatment concept for diagnostics, prosthetic-driven planning and guided implant surgery and NobelClinician is the next generation of digital diagnostics and treatment planning software.

Chris Malmquist, Regional Director Australia & New Zealand

Level 4, 7 Eden Park Drive Macquarie Park NSW 2113

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FEATURED SPEAKERSAOS INVITED SPEAKERS

DR MAURÍCIO ARAÚJOBRAZIL

Dr Araújo is a Periodontist working both in private practice and at The State University of Maringa, Parana, Brazil. He completed his PhD at The University of Gothenburg, Sweden in 1998. He is the Chairman of the Periodontal/Implant Research Unit, State University of Maringá and Senior-researcher at the Department of Periodontology, Goteborg University. He has together with his co-workers published groundbreaking research in the fields of ridge alterations following tooth extraction, ridge preservation, bone formation in extraction sockets and immediate implant placement. He is an ITI Fellow, the ITI Chairman in Brazil and an Osteology Foundation Board member. He is member of the editorial board of several journals.

DR STEVEN ECKERTUSA

Dr Eckert is a graduate of the Ohio State University College of Dentistry. Following dental school he completed a General Practice Residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center of Chicago. He was certified in Prosthodontics and completed his Master of Science degree at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine. Dr Eckert is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics. He is a Fellow in the American College of Prosthodontists, Academy of Prosthodontics, Academy of Osseointegration, American Academy of Maxillofacial Prosthetics and the International Team for Implantology. He has been president of the AO, AAMP and the AP. He is a Director for the American Board of Prosthodontics. He has served in editorial capacities for a variety of prosthodontic journals and is now Editor in Chief of the International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Implants. He has published extensively in the scientific literature and presents at numerous scientific meetings. His research interests are in the fields of osseointegration and maxillofacial prosthetics.

Dr Franck Renouard graduated from the Dental University of Paris V in 1982. He was an assistant to Jean-François Tulasne in the Cranio-Maxillo-Facial Team of Paul Tessier from 1983 to 1988 in Paris. He is currently in private practice in Paris limited to Oral and Implant Surgery. He is Visiting Professor at the Medicine Faculty of Lieges, Belgium.

Dr Renouard was elected to the European Association for Osseointegration executive board in Amsterdam in 2000, and was President of that organisation between 2006-2008. He has a vast experience in implant dentistry. He has published many articles and book chapters. He is author of 2 Text Books with Bo Rangert. His new book, co-written with a professional pilot, discusses the interrelationship of human factors and medical errors. He lectures intensively on implant dentistry with emphasis on simplifying procedures (including the use of short implants), biomechanics, bone grafting and complications.

DR FRANCK RENOUARDFRANCE


Dr Alvarez graduated from University de Chile in 1988. He has been practicing Oral Implantology ever since in his private practice. He received his Masters in Prosthodontics from Universidad Andrés Bello and is an Alumni of the Brånemark Osseointegration Center. Dr Alvarez has taken several courses related to Oral Implantology in Chile and overseas, including a Fellowship at the Universidad de Lovaina with Prof Daniel van Steenberghe on Guided Surgery. Dr Alvarez is faculty member of the Graduate School at Universidad de Chile, Maxillofacial and Implantology Program. He is an active member of the Chilean Implantology Society, Chilean Prosthodontics Society and the International College of Prosthodontics. He lectures in Latin America, North America, Europe, and Asia.

DR ORLANDO ALVAREZCHILESupported by BioHorizons

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DR MARCO ESPOSITOITALYSupported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants

Dr Marco Esposito is committed to his work as a freelance researcher with special interest in clinical research methodologies for Implant Dentistry, Periodontology, Endodontics and Biomaterials. Marco’s research contributions include over 320 publications. His current appointments include Academic Advisor at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Editor of the Cochrane Oral Health Group, Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Oral Implantology(EJOI), Scientific Editor of the Rivista Italiana di stomatologia(RIS), the official journal of ANDI (National Association of Italian Dentists), President of the British Academy of Restorative and Implant Dentistry(BAIRD) and Associate Professorship in Biomaterials with Göteborg University.

DR JUAN FRANCISCO PARDOPERUSupported by BioHorizons

Dr Juan Francisco Pardo obtained his dental degree from Cayetano Heredia Peruvian University (UPCH) in Lima, Peru where he also completed a fellowship in Periodontology. He was part of the AEGD program at the University of Connecticut where he did a residency and a fellowship. He attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and the VA Hospital in Birmingham, and was trained in IV sedation, received his degree in Periodontology and a Masters in Science. He was recently President of the Peruvian Association of Periodontology and Osseointegration Commission for the IberoPanamerican Federation of Periodontology General Assembly and is President of the APPO International Congress for 2015. He is an active national and international speaker, lecturing in society meetings, webinars and workshops in different topics related to oral implantology and periodontics. He is also Colgate’s national and international speaker for Latin America.

DR TODD SCHEYERUSASupported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas

Dr Scheyer attended dental school at the Medical College of Virginia at Virginia Commonwealth University, from which he graduated magna cum laude, earning clinical and research awards. He received his Certificate in Periodontics and Conscious Sedation and a master’s degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, focusing on perio-prosthetic reconstruction. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. In 2010, Drs Scheyer and McGuire received the prestigious Robinson Regeneration and Clinical Research Award from the American Academy of Periodontology. Dr Scheyer is currently in private practice limited to periodontics and implant reconstructive dentistry in Houston, Texas. He is a Clinical Assistant Instructor at the University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston, and guest lecturer for the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.

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DR HAROLD BAUMGARTENUSASupported by ZIMMER BIOMET

Dr Baumgarten received his dental degree, as well as Certificates in Periodontal Prosthetics and Periodontics, from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine. He is affiliated with the Academy of Osseointegration, the Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics, the Philadelphia County Dental Society, the Philadelphia Society of Periodontology, the Eastern Dental Society, the American Academy of Periodontology and Omicron Kappa Upsilon. Dr Baumgarten is on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Implant and Reconstructive Dentistry and the The Compendium of Continuing Education in Dentistry. He is a Clinical Professor with the Department of Periodontics at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr Baumgarten maintains a private practice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

DR MARCUS DAGNELIDSWEDEN Supported by DENTSPLY Implants

Dr Dagnelid received his dental degree in 2003 from the faculty of Odontology, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. He subsequently started working in his private clinic with focus on prosthetic treatment and implantology. In the field of guided surgery, the team is considered opinion leaders being responsible for the development of Nobel Guide concept. Marcus has been a Procera Software specialist since 2005, Simplant Pro user since 2007 and has given numerous lectures both nationally and internationally on the subject guided surgery. He has also worked closely together with ZIMMER BIOMET on product testing and development as well as research in the past. In recent years, he has been involved with product testing and development of Atlantis Abutment System, Profile Implants, Facilitate Guided Surgery, Astratech Implant System EV and corresponding projects on Immediate Smile. In 2010 he received his postgraduate degree as a specialist in prosthetic dentistry at the faculty of Odontology, Malmö University. Dr Dagnelid also lectures within Digital Smile Design, DSD Concept, as a certified DSD Master, DSD Lecturer and validated DSD Clinic.

DR PAULO MALOPORTUGALSupported by Nobel Biocare

Dr Malo received his dental degree from the Faculty of Dental Medicine at the University of Lisbon in 1989. He founded the MALO CLINIC in 1995 where he developed the MALO CLINIC Protocol (surgical techniques and innovative products such as the All-on-4® treatment concept, a new Zygoma implant and protocol, the NobelSpeedy implant and the advanced technical solution MALO CLINIC BRIDGE), recognised worldwide by the dental and medical community as setting a new standard in Fixed Oral Rehabilitation. Dr Malo is a visiting professor at several universities, has published numerous scientific journal articles and is co-author of several textbooks. Dr Malo lectures regularly at international conferences and has also received several distinctions and awards for his medical/dental breakthrough and his management, leadership and entrepreneurial skills.

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LOCAL SPEAKERSDr Gervais is a prosthodontist in private practice in Southport. He graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Science from the University of Queensland in 1990, and completed his Doctorate of Clinical Dentistry at the University of Melbourne in 2006. Mark has lectured in prosthodontics at three universities and is a clinical demonstrator and lecturer at the University of Queensland’s School of Dentistry. He was the Director of Oral Health of the West Moreton Oral Health Unit for five years from 1998. Mark is a past-president of the Queensland branch of the Australian Prosthodontic Society, and an active member of the Academy of Australian and New Zealand Prosthodontists.

Dr Maiolo completed his BDS and MDS at The University of Adelaide and has been involved with implant dentistry since 1983. He has previously held positions as visiting dental specialist in Adelaide Dental Hospital; Coordinating Head Of Restorative Services, Perth Dental Hospital; External examiner and lecturer for undergraduate and postgraduate students nationally.

Dr Maiolo is a member of numerous professional organisations. He has held executive posts in the Academy of Australian and New Zealand Prosthodontists, Australian and New Zealand Academy of Orofacial Pain; Multidisciplinary Dental Academy; Australian Prosthodontic Society. He has served on the Dental Advisory Panel, Dental Protection Limited Australia since 2000. He has also served on the Board of Studies for Prosthodontics, Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons.

Dr Sykes is a specialist prosthodontist working in Sydney with a particular interest in implant dentistry. He has been involved in implant treatment almost from its introduction in Australia and has considerable experience in treating the complex restorative case.

Dr Sykes is a Senior Clinical Associate at the University of Sydney involved in the postgraduate prosthodontic programme and the Diploma in Oral Implantology. He has lectured in the area of restorative dentistry and prosthodontics with a special interest in implants and medico-legal issues.

Dr Sykes has served on the Council of the Australian Dental Association (NSW Branch) and was Branch President in 1992. He was, until 2010, an elected member of the Dental Board of New South Wales and is on the Advisory Panel for Dental Protection Ltd. He is currently President of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons.

Dr Liddelow completed a Bachelor of Dental Science and a Master of Dental Science from the University of Western Australia and a Doctorate in Clinical Dentistry (Prosthodontics) from the University of Sydney. He is a Member and Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons, a Fellow of the Pierre Fauchard Academy and a Fellow of the International College of Dentists. Dr Liddelow is a prosthodontist primarily concerned with both the surgical and prosthetic aspects of implant dentistry. He is the Director for The Branemark Center Perth and a consultant prosthodontist at Princess Margaret Hospital, Royal Perth Hospital and an examiner for the Academy of Australian and New Zealand Prosthodontists. He is a current faculty member of gIDE (Global Institute for Dental Education, Loma Linda University, California) and a reviewer for the Australian Dental Journal. His research and publications include immediate loading, surface technology, implant aesthetics and treatment of advanced bone resorption.

DR MARK J GERVAIS AUSTRALIA

DR COSIMO MAIOLO AUSTRALIA

DR DAVID SYKES AUSTRALIA

DR GLEN LIDDELOW AUSTRALIA


WALLIS FRANKLIN AUSTRALIA

Wallis Franklin was born in New Zealand where he commenced training in Dental Technology in 1964 and, upon graduating in 1969, moved to Australia in 1970. He established “Wallis Franklin Ceramists” in 1973, a boutique dental laboratory specialising in ceramics. His current client database includes several prominent prosthodontists. In the past, Wallis has been appointed as technical advisor to the graduate prosthodontics degree at the University of Sydney and now lectures in Australia as well as overseas. He is currently an invited member of the prestigious “Oral Design” group run by the world renowned ceramist Mr Willi Geller.

Clinical Ceramist Richard Greenlees began his career in 1980 with Bruce Courtis at Precision Dental in Christchurch. After completing half of his apprenticeship training he was given an opportunity to work with another New Zealand dental identity, Peter O’Meeghan, BDS as his in-house ceramist.Working from his own surgery, Richard was encouraged by Mr O’Meeghan to work closely with the patients to create teeth that reflected their age and character. He was also taught to analise his work in-situ to achieve the best possible aesthetic result. This approach was rare at the time for a 21 year old dental technician, but became the cornerstone of Richard’s treatment philosophy.Throughout his career Richard has been influenced by Japanese dental ceramics. This passion was recognised by Mr O’Meeghan who paid for Richard to study in Osaka, Japan under world-renowned ceramist Makoto Yamamoto.

In 1987 Richard left New Zealand for London where he opened his own studio, Oral Illusion in Harley Street. During this time he became renowned for his abilities in both ceramics and denture prosthetics. His clientele included the well known and well heeled – everyone from rock stars and movie stars to European royalty. Equally he treated a cross section of British society. During this time Richard lectured internationally on dental ceramics.

After 15 years in the United Kingdom, Richard returned to New Zealand. He completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dental Technology at Otago University.

RICHARD GREENLEESNEW ZEALAND

LABORATORY TECHNICIANSPEAKERS

Dr Tan is a registered specialist prosthodontist based in Cheltenham. He completed undergraduate education in Melbourne and travelled to the USA for prosthodontic training. Dr Tan’s practice is focussed on providing all high quality prosthodontic care in collaboration with his specialist colleagues. Dr Tan is fascinated by the many facets of Digital Dentistry and it’s practical implementation. He is working on quantifying the differences between digital and conventional techniques as well as giving presentations all over Australia and the world.DR PHILIP TAN

AUSTRALIA


BERNARD ROBICHAUDCANADA

Bernard Robichaud is the co-founder of Panthera Dental, a lecturer, and a Specialist in High Technology CAD/CAM Dental Products. He graduated in Telecommunications at Collège Radio Télévision de Québec (CRTQ). During his career, he led several lectures in English and French in 10 different countries and trained over 400 dental specialists in the CAD/CAM dental field. He was Global Product Specialist at Nobel Biocare (2009-2011) and Director of Sales and Marketing at Biocad Medical (2006-2009).

BILL MARAISUSA

Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Bill moved to Cape Town at the start of his high school years. In 1993, he graduated as a Registered Dental Technician, after 4 years of study in Dental Technology (recognised Bachelors Degree in Prosthetic Sciences in the USA), from Cape Peninsula University oF Technology. Bill immigrated to the USA in 1996 and opened his own lab, Disa Dental Studio in 1999, a one-man lab focusing on high-end, complex, combination cases, currently located in Portland, Oregon. Bill is grateful to be a Key Opinion Leader for GC America. Bill lectures and teaches nationally representing GC America as well as independently. He also teaches Dental Photography classes.

CLAUDE SIEBER SWITZERLAND

Claude Sieber began his career by completing his studies in Art. During the early 1970’s he earned his professional certification from the government of Switzerland, completing his apprenticeship in a small dental laboratory in Basel. His practicum took him as far as Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he worked at length with Professor Olympio Pinto. Claude has been the owner of a specialised dental laboratory in Basel, Switzerland since 1984. In 1990 he dedicated a training facility to the advancement of Expert Dental Ceramists. He works with dentists worldwide, and he focuses on his special interest of anterior tooth replacement. Claude has lectured extensively throughout the world and his original work in Fine Arts and Photography are prominent in his visual and physical presentations. Since 2005 Claude has been teaching photography classes across the globe. He was instrumental in the development of Vita’s Spinell porcelain, Vitadur Alpha, Akzent stains, Luminairies, Interno Color Effects, the Omega 900 porcelain systems, the 3-D Master Color Shade Guide and the new VM Material.

MAYA CARSON AUSTRALIA

AUXILIARYSPEAKERS

Maya is a coach and trainer with a genuine interest in people. She has a particular interest in personality, and how this affects communication in the workplace. Prior to joining Prime Practice, Maya worked in the Public Health sector and as a University Educator. Maya also applied her skills in the corporate arena with major clients including QANTAS, IAG and Symantec. Maya works with individuals and teams to develop and optimise skills, whilst challenging habitual patterns of thinking and behaving. She is firm believer that workplace performance is enhanced by developing leadership and management competencies, and enjoys facilitating clients’ insights around interpersonal communication and emotional intelligence.


DR DAVID GROSSBERAUSTRALIA

DARIO HAWATAUSTRALIA

DR SIMON HINCKFUSSAUSTRALIA

MARIA LEEAUSTRALIASupported by Straumann

VIVIEN MUNOZ-FERRADAAUSTRALIA

Dr Hinckfuss graduated from dental school at Melbourne University in 1995. Following graduation he spent 2 years as a dental officer in the RAAF followed by 6 years of general practice in Geelong before returning to postgraduate study. He has completed specialist training in Prosthodontics at the University of Melbourne and Periodontics at the University of Minnesota (USA). His research at the University of Minnesota examined the influence of surgical guide design on the accuracy of implant placement. Simon currently maintains a Specialist Periodontal practice in Collins St and is a Diplomat of the American Board of Periodontology.

Maria has been employed by Straumann since 2011 as a Sales Specialist. She previously worked as a Clinical Manager at Canberra Implant and Periodontal Centre and has 8 years clinical experience with Straumann Dental Implant System. Maria has 16 year’s expereince in the dental industry with roles ranging from assisting to clinical and practice management. Maria holds a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, as well as various business, teaching and management qualifications.

Vivien Munoz-Ferrada studied Medical Physics at the University of Wollongong specialising in Nuclear Medicine, she is completing her PhD in Medical Radiation Physics specialising in Imaging Quality.

In 2007 Vivian started Canada Bay Medical Imaging service which now has 13 facilities Australia wide Vivian is now a Director of Canada Bay Imaging she is also a consulting Radiation Expert to NSW, WA, QLD, VIC, NT.

Dr Grossberg is Specialist Periodontist in Sydney Australia. He obtained his post graduate training in Periodontics at the University of Pennsylvania and is a Diplomat of the American Board of Periodontology. He is a Specialist Clinical Associate in Periodontics at the University of Sydney, Fellow of the International College of Dentists and Past President of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Periodontists. He has been carrying out surgical implant placement since 1987 and has a special interest in soft tissue management and treatment of Periodontitis. He has lectured throughout Australia and overseas in the fields of Periodontics and Implant Dentistry.

Dario Hawat is a Senior Banker who has worked in the Healthcare industry for over 10 years, holding Senior Management positions in NAB and more recently at Westpac. Dario has been a significant contributor and innovator in the delivery and execution of banking healthcare propositions to the market. Dario has a leading industry presence in the Dental market in NSW, with high level relationships with some of the leading businesses and associations within the industry, which he has used to help businesses establish and grow. He is continuously working with the healthcare market to understand their growing needs, with a view to improve and develop the banking products and solution for the industry.

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DR WAYNE SHERSONAUSTRALIA

CARLY VUMBACAAUSTRALIASupported by Straumann

Dr Wayne Sherson Is in private general dental practice in Sydney. He received his BDS with Distinction from University of Otago in 1984 and completed his Master of Science in Dentistry at the University of Sydney in 1992. He is currently an adjunct lecturer at Charles Sturt University involved with the Post Graduate Diploma in Implant Dentistry and has previously held positions at the University of Sydney as a lecturer in undergraduate prosthodontics and the United Dental Hospital in periodontal research. Wayne has also presented for the ADA NSW CPD on topics ranging from treatment planning, implant treatment, management of medically compromised patients, and consent.

Carly has been employed by Straumann since 2011 as Sales Specialist. She has over 17 years expereince in the dental industry, specialising in both dental laboratory and prosthetics. For a period of 12 years, she worked as a Senior Dental Assistant and held a 21C Practice Manager position in multi practitioner clinic. Carly has attained much experience in the field of dental implants over this time and also holds a Certificate III in Dental Assisting as well as Infection Control.

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PROVISIONAL SCIENTIFICCONFERENCE PROGRAM*

WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER 2015 Pre-Conference Workshops0800 – 0830 Workshop 2 – Comprehensive Immediate

Load Solutions for Fully Edentulous Patients: A Hands-On Workshop Utiliding Multi-Unit ComponentsDr Orlando AlvarezSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

Workshop 3 – Function and Aesthetics are Consequences of Adequate Implant PositioningDr Juan Francisco Pardo Supported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

0830 – 1000 Workshop 1a – Evidence Based Material Selection for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration: A Hands on ExperienceDr Todd ScheyerSupported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas (Titanium Sponsor)Arrive at 0815 for start at 0830

1000 – 1030 Morning Tea Morning Tea

1030 – 1100 Morning Tea Workshop 2 Continued Workshop 3 Continued

1030 – 1230 Workshop 1a Continued

1230 – 1300 Lunch

1300 – 1330 Workshop 2 Continued

Workshop 3 Continued

Workshop 4 – Diagnosis and Treatment of Peri-Implantitis: From the Scientific Evidence to Personal OpinionsDr Marco EspositoProsthodontically Driven and Surgically Driven? Is This a Reality for Implant Treatment?Dr Kent YuenImmediate Molar Replacement - Rapid and Reliable Integration, Even in Compromised SitesBarbara WoodhouseSupported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants (Titanium Sponsor)

Workshop 5 – Immediate Placement and Provisional Restoration: Clinical Guidelines Dr Harold BaumgartenSupported by ZIMMER BIOMET (Platinum Sponsor)

1330 – 1430 Workshop 1b(Repeat) – Evidence Based Material Selection for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration: A Hands on ExperienceDr Todd ScheyerSupported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas (Titanium Sponsor)Arrive at 13:15 for 13:30 start1430 – 1500 Afternoon Tea

1500 – 1530 Workshop 2 Continued

Workshop 3 Continued

Workshop 4 Continued Workshop 6 – Implant Dentistry in a Digital World: From Planning to Restoration Dr Harold BaumgartenSupported by ZIMMER BIOMET (Platinum Sponsor)

1530 – 1600 Afternoon Tea

1500 – 1630 Workshop 1b, (Repeat) Continued

1630 – 1730

1800 – 2000 Welcome Reception Hosted by BioHorizonsVenue: National Museum of Australia

THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER 2015 AOS 2015 Conference Day 10800 – 1000 Opening & Keynote Session 1

0800 – 0805 President’s WelcomeDr George Pal

0805 – 0815 Branemark ObituaryIven Klineberg

0815 – 0850 Overall PerspectiveDr Steven Eckert

0850 – 0925 Keynote Presentation: Surgery – Advances & SetbacksDr Franck Renouard

0925 – 1000 Keynote Presentation: Bone Research – Advances and SetbacksDr Mauricio Araujo

1000 – 1030 Morning Tea, industry exhibition and poster viewing

1030 – 1230 Keynote Session 2

1030 – 1110 The 3inOne Abutment: Showcasing its Multiple FunctionsDr Orlando AlvarezSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor

1110 – 1150 Evidence Based Material Selection for Soft Tissue RegenerationDr Todd Scheyer Supported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas (Titanium Sponsor)

1150 – 1230 Short Implants Versus Long Implants in Vertically Augmented Mandibles Dr Marco EspositoSupported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants (Titanium Sponsor)

1230 – 1330 Lunch, industry exhibition and poster viewing

1330 – 1530 Keynote Session 3 – Complications

1330 – 1410 Dr Steven Eckert

1410 – 1450 Dr Franck Renouard

1450 – 1530 Dr Mauricio Araujo

1530 – 1600 Afternoon Tea, industry exhibition and poster viewing

Please note: Program is subject to change – please refer to the conference website via www.aosconference.com.au*


1600 – 1730 Keynote Session 4 – Grafting

1600 – 1630 Keynote PresentationDr Scott Parsons

Keynote Presentation: Does Ridge Preservation at the Time of Extraction Improve Aesthetics?Sašo Ivanovski

1630 – 1715 PANEL DISCUSSION: Grafting in the Aesthetic Zone: Short Term Gain - Long Term PainKeynote speakers plus panellists and moderatorsSponsored by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

1730 – 1830 Happy Hour, industry exhibition and poster viewing

FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER 2015 AOS 2015 Conference Day 20700 - 0800 AOS ‘Meet the Speaker’ Breakfast

0800 – 1000 Keynote Session 5 Dental Technicians Lectures

Auxiliary Lectures0800 – 0840 New Evidence for the Composite Sinus Graft Utilising, Xenograft, Allograft and rhPDGF

Dr Todd Scheyer Supported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas (Titanium Sponsor)

0840 – 0920 Short Implants Versus Long Implants in Lifted Maxillary Sinuses Dr Marco Esposito Supported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants (Titanium Sponsor)

0920 – 1000 Predicting the Presence of Interdental Papilla: Tips for Clinical SuccessDr Juan Francisco PardoSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)


1030 – 1230 Concurrent Session 1 Concurrent Session 2 Dental Technicians Lectures

Auxiliary Lectures1030 – 1110 Which Sinus Lift Procedure is the Most Effective

One? Dr Marco Esposito Supported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants (Titanium Sponsor)

State-of-the-Art Rehabilitation of Total Edentulous: The MALO CLINIC Protocol – All-on-4 Surgical Protocol Long-Term Clinical and Scientific Evidence Dr Paulo MaloSupported by Nobel Biocare (Platinum Sponsor)

1110 – 1150 The Phenomenon of TranslucencyDr Claude Seiber

Evidence Based Material Selection for Hard Tissue RegenerationDr Todd Scheyer Supported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas (Titanium Sponsor)

1150 – 1230 CAD-CAM: Constant Change! Dr Philip Tan

Immediate Loading of Full Arches: Guided vs. Non-Guided SurgeryDr Harold BaumgartenSupported by ZIMMER BIOMET (Platinum Sponsor)


1330 – 1530 Concurrent Session 3 Concurrent Session 4 Dental Technicians Lectures

Auxiliary Lectures1330 – 1410 Advertising and Implants – When is it Misleading?

Dr David SykesA New Generation of the ASTRA TECH Implant System Dr Marcus Dagnelid Supported by DENTSPLY Implants (Platinum Sponsor)

1410 – 1450 Medical-Legal Issues: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly! Dr Cosimo Maiolo

The Full Arch Hybrid Restoration – Out with the Old and in with the New?Dr Harold BaumgartenSupported by ZIMMER BIOMET (Platinum Sponsor)

1450 – 1530 Protocols in Implant DentistryDr Juan Francisco Pardo Supported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

TeethXpress - How, When and Where?Dr Orlando AlvarezSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)


1600 – 1715 Keynote Session 6 – Peri-Implants Dental Technicians Lectures

Auxiliary Lectures1600 –

1620/1630 Keynote PresentationProf Lisa Heitz-Mayfield

1620/1630 – 1700

Panel Discussion: Peri-Implantitis - Overblown or Underdone?Keynote speakers plus panellists and moderator Prof Lisa Heitz-Mayfield

1900 – 2300 AOS 2015 Gala Dinner Hosted by Henry Schein Halas & Geistlich (Titanium Sponsor)Venue: National Arboretum Canberra

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PROVISIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE PROGRAM >

SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 2015 AOS 2015 Conference Day 30630 – 0730 Cycling & Fun Run

0700 – 0800 AOS Sponsor Breakfast Sessions

Perio-Pros SynergyDr Juan Francisco PardoSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

Good Morning Dentsply Implants Breakfast Session Dr Marcus DagnelidSupported by DENTSPLY Implants (Platinum Sponsor)

0800 – 1000 Concurrent Session 5 Concurrent Session 6 Dental Technicians Training Course

Auxiliary Training Course

0800 – 0840 Antibiotic Prophylaxis at Implant Placement: The Scientific Evidence Dr Marco Esposito Supported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants (Titanium Sponsor)

Guided Surgery for Fully Edentulous Patients using the MALO CLINIC Protocol: State-of-the-Art RehabilitationDr Paulo MaloSupported by Nobel Biocare (Platinum Sponsor)

0840 – 0920 Lies, Lies and Damned Implant Statistics!Danielle Layton

Emerging Technologies in Implant Dentistry Dr Marcus Dagnelid Supported by DENTSPLY Implants (Platinum Sponsor)

0920 – 1000 Dental Implants and Removable Dentures: A Marriage Made in Escondido.Dr Mark Gervais

Short Implants in the Posterior Maxilla vs. Sinus LiftDr Juan Francisco Pardo Supported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)


1030 – 1230 Concurrent Session 7 Concurrent Session 8 Dental Technicians Training Course


1030 – 1110 Management of the Atrophic Maxilla Dr Glen Liddelow

Photo Video DSD Planning the Door to the CAD/CAMDr Orlando AlvarezSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

1110 – 1150 Implants – The Simple Solution to all Our Problems? What Can We Learn From the Past?Axel Spahr

Dr Juan Francisco Pardo Supported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

1150 – 1230 Managing Maintenance of Implant Dentistry in the Elderly – An Increasing Clinical Challenge Simon Wylie

Dr Orlando AlvarezSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)


1330 – 1450 Keynote Session 7 – The Future Dental Technicians Training Course


1330 – 1410 Keynote Presentation: The Future – Surgery Dr Franck Renouard

1410 – 1450 Keynote Presentation: The Future - TissueDr Mauricio Araújo


1530 – 1700 Keynote Session 7 Continued – The Future Dental Technicians Training Course


1530 – 1610 Keynote Presentation: The Future - Prosthodontic AdvancesDr Steve Eckert

1610 – 1700 PANEL DISCUSSION: The Future - Treatment for the Few or for the Masses?Keynote speakers plus panellists and moderator SIMON WYLIE


SPONSORED PRE-CONFERENCEWORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP 1 (A,B)EVIDENCE BASED MATERIAL SELECTION FOR HARD AND SOFT TISSUE REGENERATION: A HANDS ON EXPERIENCEDr Todd ScheyerSupported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas (Titanium Sponsor)NB Eligible for 3.5 CPD points per session

0830 - 1230 hours & 1330 - 1730 hours

Member Earlybird: AUD $725 Non-Member Earlybird: AUD $925 Member Standard & Late: AUD $775 Non-Member Standard & Late: AUD $975

Dr. Scheyer will lead participants through several of the key clinical methods described in his lecture using pig jaw models. Participant will have the opportunity to learn approaches to managing soft tissue defects and improving aesthetics around implants and natural teeth using a xenogeneic collagen matrix, Geistlich Mucograft®. The participants will also learn how to optimise their soft-tissue outcomes in sockets with Geistlich Mucograft® Seal as well as perform grafting and ridge preservation surgery using non-sintered an organic bovine bone mineral (Geistlich Bio-Oss®) and native porcine collagen, non-cross-linked membrane (Geistlich Bio-Gide®).

WORKSHOP 2 COMPREHENSIVE IMMEDIATE LOAD SOLUTIONS FOR FULLY EDENTULOUS PATIENTS: A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP UTILISING MULTI-UNIT COMPONENTSDr Orlando AlvarezSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

0800 - 1630 hours AUD $495 for all registration categories

This course is designed for clinicians who would like to expand their treatment planning options utilising Multi-unit abutments. This course will offer a clear benefit from the patients and clinical perspective versus other restorative systems. These benefits in combination with implant design and the concept of Laser-Lock surface are the result of a unique and efficient tool for full arch procedures.

WORKSHOP 3FUNCTION AND AESTHETICS ARE CONSEQUENCES OF ADEQUATE IMPLANT POSITIONING Dr Juan Francisco PardoSupported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)


Participants will be placing single and multiple implants in an Articulated model. For multiple implants a surgical guide will be used.

Materials: Articulated model (maxilla and mandible). Maxilla with one tooth missing on one side and with 3-4 teeth missing on the other. Edentulous mandible. Surgical guide for the multiple missing teeth side and edentulous mandible.

WORKSHOP 4HENRY SCHEIN HALAS/SOUTHERN IMPLANTS WORKSHOPSupported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants (Titanium Sponsor)

1300 - 1730 hours

Ealrybird: AUD $295 Standard and Late: AUD $395

Diagnosis and Treatment of Peri-Implantitis: From the Scientific Evidence to Personal Opinions.Dr Marco EspositoIn this seminar, the scientific evidence on how to treat implants affected by peri-implantitis will be discussed in light of evidence-based practice principles. After a thorough introduction on clinical study design and interpretation, the literature regarding the effectiveness of various therapies to treat peri-implantitis will be critically evaluated. At the end of the presentation, opinions on how to treat peri-implantitis will be presented with discussion of some cases.

Prosthodontically Driven and Surgically Driven? Is This a Reality for Implant Treatment?Dr Kent Yuen This short presentation and hands on session will explore the option of placing implants in the ideal surgically driven position within the host bone. This will minimize the need for grafting and decrease treatment time. Participants will learn how this seemingly non-ideal treatment can result in a retrievable prosthodontically ideal outcome using the CoAxis implant.

Immediate Molar Replacement - Rapid and Reliable Integration, Even in Compromised SitesBarbara WoodhouseImmediate placement of implants into molar extraction sites has been a challenging procedure that eluded a simple solution until the Introduction of the Max implant by Dr Andrew Ackermann and Southern Implants. This presentation explains the design advantages, demonstrates placement technique and examines the rates of success. To support this, cases of Max use in compromised sites will be shown

WORKSHOP 5ZIMMER BIOMET WORKSHOPDr Harold BaumgartenSupported by ZIMMER BIOMET (Platinum Sponsor)


Immediate Placement and Provisional Restoration: Clinical Guidelines Immediate implant placement and immediate provisional restoration can result in a superior aesthetic result, avoiding removable provisional restoration while shortening treatment time.. This workshop will discuss the marriage of proper patient selection with the appropriate components and techniques to provide predictable aesthetic and functional outcomes.

Implant Dentistry in a Digital World: From Planning to Restoration The practice of implant dentistry has changed. Analogue techniques for the planning and execution of a particular treatment plan have given way to digital workflows. These new digital workflows can result in an increase in surgical and prosthetic precision along with the potential to utilize advance restorative materials. This workshop will discuss these new digital workflows including digital surgical planning, CT guided surgery as well as digital impression procedures and CAD/CAM restorative techniques.


DENTAL TECHNICIANS SESSIONFRIDAY 16 – SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 2015

TRAINING PROGRAMThe AOS is proud to recognise the importance of Dental Technicians and their relevance within the dental profession. Friday will be a dedicated full day program with exceptional international, local speakers and expert discussion panellists.

TOPICSThe speakers will cover topics relevant to today’s market trends in CAD CAM dental technology with an emphasis on the relationship between handmade and CAD CAM. How utilising this technology with the latest material science in ceramics will ensure the future of dental technicians and quality restorations for the patients receiving them.

Following the full day program of lectures and discussions, two courses will be available in ceramics and dental photography with Mr Claude Sieber and Mr Bill Marais. Numbers will be strictly limited for the hands on courses.

We look forward to your attendance.

FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER 2015 TECHNICIAN STREAM0855 – 0900 Welcome

Rob Dulieu

0900 – 0945 A New World of Solutions That Will Change How You Do a CAD-CAM Implant BarBernard Robichaud

0945 – 1000 PANEL DISCUSSIONBernard Robichard, Expert Panellists and Moderator Rob Dulieu


1030 – 1115 The “Lipline” Unlocking The Denture CodeRichard Greenlees

1115 – 1130 PANEL DISCUSSION Richard Greenlees, Expert Panellists and Moderator Rob Dulieu

1130 – 1215 Fundamentals for Large Span Zirconia Frame Works Bill Marias

1215 – 1230 PANEL DISCUSSION Bill Marias, Expert Panellists and Moderator Rob Dulieu


1410 – 1455 The Phenomenon of Translucency Claude Sieber

1455 – 1515 PANEL DISCUSSIONClaude Sieber, Expert Panellists and Moderator Rob Dulieu

1515 – 1530 Q&A


1600 – 1645 Technical Complexities Involving Implant Supported Prosthesis Wallis Franklin

1645 – 1700 PANEL DISCUSSIONWallis Franklin, Expert Panellists and Moderator Rob Dulieu

1900 – 2300 AOS 2015 Gala Dinner Hosted by Henry Schein Halas & Geistlich (Titanium Sponsor)

SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 2015 TECHNICIAN STREAMFULL DAY CONCURRENT COURSE 1 Limited to 12 participants

AUD $1,200 FULL DAY CONCURRENT COURSE 2 Limited to 12 participants

AUD $550

0900 – 1700 Clinical and Technical Photography WorkshopClaude Sieber

Initial Ceramics / Milling TechniquesBill Marias




TRAINING SESSIONS*

Please note: Program is subject to change – please refer to the conference website via www.aosconference.com.au*


AUXILIARYFRIDAY 16 – SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 2015

FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER 2015 AUXILIARY STREAM0810 – 0815 Welcome

0815 – 0900 Update on Digital, Clinical and Radiographic TechniquesVivien Munoz-Ferrada,Canada Bay Medical Imaging

0900 – 1000 Bone Loss Around ImplantsDr David Grossberg


1030 – 1130 Implant MaintenanceDr Simon Hinckfuss

1130 – 1230 Consent - Legislation and ComplianceDr Wayne Sherson


1330 – 1430 Handling of Post-Operative Complications

1400 – 1530 Creating Patients for Life:• Key elements of a cohesive team• Team autonomy• Fostering patient loyaltyPrime PracticeMaya Carson


1600 – 1645 Banking needs at the Various Stages in Your Business LifecycleDario Hawat - Westpac

1900 – 2300 AOS 2015 Gala Dinner Hosted by Henry Schein Halas & Geistlich (Titanium Sponsor)

SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 2015 AUXILIARY STREAM0900 – 1700 Surgical & Restorative Orientation for Dental Assistants

This program has a focus on surgery and infection control. The presentation will include current concepts, techniques, roles of the surgical team as well as protocols for Straumann dental implants. Identification of parts and ordering will be covered. Attendees will be shown how to prepare for the various surgical treatment phases as well as maintenance of instruments and patients.Maria Lee & Carly VumbacaSupported by Straumann (Gold Sponsor)




Please note: Program is subject to change – please refer to the conference website via www.aosconference.com.au

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The poster competition is open to AOS members and clinicians who are attending the conference. Acceptable posters relating to implant dentistry may include the following:

POSTERCOMPETITION

CATEGORIES: ▪ Dental Practitioners ▪ University & Hospital departments:

▪ Students ▪ Post graduate students

ACCEPTABLE CLASSIFICATIONS: (including but not limited to the following)

▪ Original Research Summary ▪ Case Report ▪ Technical Procedure Discussion ▪ Literature Review ▪ Procedural Protocols

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE: ▪ TITLE ▪ RESPONSIBLE AUTHOR(S) (include details of organisation or practice)

▪ PURPOSE STATEMENT (area of implant dentistry at which poster is addressed)

▪ ABSTRACT (150 word limit) ▪ INTRODUCTION ▪ METHODS & MATERIALS ▪ RESULTS (only if relevant to the purpose statement)

▪ DISCUSSION ▪ CONCLUSION (including acknowledgements and support)

PRIZES AWARDED IN EACH CATEGORY:Certificate and AUD $1000

SUBMISSION DEADLINE MONDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 2015 Authors will be required to display the submitted poster at the 10th Biennial Conference and if possible to attend a poster review session to answer queries from conference delegates pertaining to the subject matter of the poster. Posters will be judged by a panel including international presenters at the AOS 2015 Conference to be held at the National Convention Centre, Canberra on 14–17 October 2015.

Posters accepted will be eligible for a prize in the relevant category and each author who has a poster accepted will receive a signed certificate of achievement.

It is anticipated that all authors will be notified of their acceptance or otherwise by 18 September 2015.

It is a condition of submission that the presenting author register as a fulltime delegate and pay all fees by the submission deadline. We regret that abstracts will be excluded from consideration and rejected if registration is not confirmed by this date.

Category winners will be presented with their awards at the conference gala dinner.

For more information on the abstract submission process and guidelines please visit the conference website !


SOCIALPROGRAM

WELCOME RECEPTIONSponsored by BioHorizons

Canberra welcomes you to AOS 2015 at the official welcome reception of the conference. Renew old acquaintances and form new friendships over informal drinks and canapés.

Wednesday 14 October 2015 1800 – 2000 hours

National Museum of Australia Lawson Crescent, Acton

Included in AOS member as well as non-member registrations

AUD $80 Smart casual

AOS ‘MEET THE SPEAKER’ BREAKFAST

Friday 16 October 2015 0700 – 0800 hours

National Convention Centre Canberra AUD $60 Smart casual

HAPPY HOUREnjoy an hour of light-hearted conversation and engagement with colleagues and friends over casual drinks.

Thursday 15 October 2015 1730 – 1830 hours

Exhibition hall National Convention Centre Canberra

Smart casual

GALA DINNERSponsored by Henry Schein Halas

The pinnacle of the conference social program, this spectacular evening is sure to delight the senses with sensational food and wine. The gala dinner will provide a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a relaxing evening with colleagues and industry associates.

Friday 16 October 2015 1900 – 2300 hours

National Arboretum Canberra, Canberra City Included in AOS member as well as

non-member registrations AUD $150

Semi formal

‘MEET THE SPEAKER’


Social Program Cancellation Policy: The conference managers reserve the right to cancel or vary optional activities if minimum numbers are not reachedRegrettably, optional social functions, workshops, tours and additional ticket cancellations cannot be refunded if participation is cancelled less than 72 hours prior to the event

Disclaimer: The Australasian Osseointegration Society, MCI and their agents act only as organisers of these activities and do not accept responsibility for any act or omission on the part of the service providers. No liability is accepted for any inaccuracy, miss-description, delay, damage, death or personal injury.

PERIO-PROS SYNERGY BREAKFAST WITH DR JUAN FRANCISCO PARDOSponsored by BioHorizons

Synergy is the ability to be more successful as a result of a merger. A series of clinical cases will be presented to show the importance of the combined participation of the periodontist and the prosthodontist during treatment plan and actual treatment. This will result in a better treatment outcome and patient satisfaction. Team work is the key for success!

Saturday 17 October 2015 0700-0800 hours

National Convention Centre Canberra Offered complimentary to registered

AOS Conference delegates Smart casual

GOOD MORNING DENTSPLY IMPLANTS BREAKFAST SESSION WITH DR MARCUS DAGNELIDSupported by DENTSPLY Implants

Saturday 17 October 2015 0700-0800 hours

National Convention Centre Canberra Offered complimentary to registered

AOS Conference delegates Smart casual

CYCLING & FUN RUNJoin us for an early start, choose either the fun run or cycling event. Canberra is the cycling captial of the nation with some of Australia’s finest network of cycle paths and off-road MTB trails. The city is home to many elite cyclists both on and off-road.

Saturday 17 October 2015 0630–0730 hours

To be advised

DR JUAN FRANCISCO PARDO

DR MARCUS DAGNELID

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PARTNER PROGRAMACTIVITIES

PARLIAMENT HOUSE TOURA tour of the Parliament House offers visitors with a refreshing understanding of the structure and history of the Parliament House with tour guides providing an in depth glimpse into the highlight of the public spaces of the building combined with a visit to Question Time.

Wednesday 14 October 2015 1000 - 1100 hours, 1200 - 1300 hours,

1500 - 1600 hours Parliament House, Canberra ACT 2600

AUD $35 * This tour is based on a minimum number of 20 participants.

NATIONAL GALLERY OF AUSTRALIA TOURSA centre for art, design history, architecture, literature and history, the National Gallery of Australia offers an extensive collection of world-class art exhibitions for all to explore. For the month of October, the Gallery showcases a unique collection of art, history and culture from the Sepik River Region of Papua New Guinea in its ‘Myth + Magic’ exhibition. Visitors will have an opportunity to explore the visual collection of sculptures, masks and other fascinating objects from a unique region of Papua New Guinea seldom visited.

Friday 16 October 2015 1030 - 1130 hours, 1200 - 1300 hours,

1330 - 1430 hours, 1500 - 1600 hours The National Gallery of Australia, Parkes Place

Parkes Canberra ACT 2600 AUD $10

AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL TOURSAs one of the world’s greatest museums, the Australian War Memorial houses a premier archive of historical records and stories of Australia’s involvement in war. The Memorial commemorates the service and sacrifice of all Australian men and women in wartime with visitors able to discover and embrace the diverse Australian experiences of war that shaped the nation through a number of tours.

HIGHLIGHT TOUR OF THE COMMEMORATIVE AREA Thursday 15 October 2015 1615 - 1645 hours

The Australian War Memorial, Treloar Crescent Campbell ACT 2612

AUD $10

TOUR OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR GALLERIES Thursday 15 October 2015 1015 - 1115 hours, 1400 - 1500 hours


AUD $10

TOUR OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR GALLERIES Thursday 15 October 2015 1045 - 1145 hours, 1200 - 1300 hours


AUD $10

The Australasian Osseointegration Society 10th Bienniela Conference (AOS 2015) would like to offer all partners an opportunity to participate in a number of exciting and educational tours held in Canberra over the duration of the Conference.


REGISTRATION RATES

EARLYBIRD STANDARD LATECATEGORY On or before

3 August 2015From 4 August–14 September 2015

From 15 September 2015until the conference

Member**(Thur—Sat)

AUD $1,600 AUD $1,700 AUD $1,900

Non Member(Thur—Sat)

AUD $1,995 AUD $2,195 AUD $2,395

Hygienists, Auxiliary Nurse& Office Managers***(Fri—Sat)

AUD $795 AUD $895 AUD $995

Fulltime Student*(Thur—Sat)

AUD $750 AUD $850 AUD $950

Day Delegate Member**(Thur/Fri/Sat)

AUD $595 AUD $650 AUD $695

Day Delegate Non Member (Thur/Fri/Sat)

AUD $795 AUD $845 AUD $890

Day Delegate Student* (Thur/Fri/Sat)

AUD $350 AUD $450 AUD $500

Day Exhibition Only (Thur/Fri/Sat)

AUD $200 AUD $250 AUD $300

REGISTRATION ENTITLEMENTSConference Sessions

Exhibition and Poster Presentations

Daily Refreshments and Breaks

Welcome Reception

Gala Dinner

Member**(Thur—Sat) ü ü ü ü ü

Non Member(Thur—Sat) ü ü ü ü ü


ü ü ü AUD $80 AUD $150

Fulltime Student*(Thur—Sat) ü ü ü AUD $80 AUD $150

Day Delegate Member**(Thur/Fri/Sat)

On nominated day only



AUD $80 AUD $150

Day Delegate Non Member (Thur/Fri/Sat)




AUD $80 AUD $150

Day Delegate Student* (Thur/Fri/Sat)




AUD $80 AUD $150

Day Exhibition Only (Thur/Fri/Sat) û


On nominated day only û û

REGISTRATION

*Student status must be verified with AOS by sending a copy of their student identification card or a signed letter from their head of department to [email protected]. Failure to do so will result in registration fees charged at that of fulltime delegate rate.**Members of our international affiliates – the AO, ADI and DZGI – can obtain the AOS member registration rate***An auxiliary is defined as a registered dental hygienist or therapist or dental assistants, practice managers also fall under this category


WORKSHOP ONLY REGISTRATION RATESEARLYBIRD STANDARD–LATE

CATEGORY On or before 3 August 2015 From 4 August until the conference

Workshop 1 (a,b) Evidence Based Material Selection for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration: A Hands on Experience(Wed)Supported by Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas (Titanium Sponsor) NB Eligible for 3.5 CPD points per session

Members @ AUD $495

Non-Members @ AUD $550

Members @ AUD $595

Non-Members @ AUD $650

Workshop 2Comprehensive Immediate Load Solutions for Fully Edentulous Patients: A Hands-On Workshop Utilising Multi-Unit Components(Wed)Supported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

AUD $495

Workshop 3Function and Aesthetics are Consequences of Adequate Implant Positioning (Wed)Supported by BioHorizons (Titanium Sponsor)

AUD $495

Workshop 4Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants WorkshopDiagnosis and Treatment of Peri-Implantitis: From the Scientific Evidence to Personal OpinionsANDProsthodontically Driven and Surgically Driven? Is This a Reality for Implant Treatment?ANDImmediate Molar Replacement - Rapid and Reliable Integration, Even in Compromised Sites(Wed)Supported by Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants (Titanium Sponsor)

AUD $295 AUD $395

Workshop 5ZIMMER BIOMET WorkshopImmediate Placement and Provisional restoration: Clinical Guidelines ANDImplant Dentistry in a Digital World: From Planning to Restoration (Wed)Supported by ZIMMER BIOMET (Platinum Sponsor)

AUD $220

Clinical & Technical Photography Workshop (Sat) AUD $1,200

Initial Ceramics / Milling Techniques Workshop (Sat)

AUD $550

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NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE, CANBERRAThe National Convention Centre Canberra (NCCC) is located within the Australian Capital Territory surrounded by a mixture of urban architecture and the rural and rugged Australian bush land. Conveniently located within 7km of the airport and within walking distance to restaurants, accommodation establishments and a selection of Canberra’s attractions, the NCCC offers easy access to the many wonders that the nation’s capital has to offer.

The NCCC is a versatile and purpose built venue which features a collection of more than 15 spaces to be used for conferencing, meetings and events. Located over two floors, the NCCC provides a collection of Foyer Areas, Large Rooms and Gallery Rooms which are spacious, filled with natural light and fitted with equipment and amenities that are capable of meeting the varying needs of any conference.

To visit the NCCC’s website, see www.nccc.com.au.

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DISCOVER CANBERRACanberra is the capital city of Australia where most of the nation’s government and political businesses are undertaken on a daily basis against a natural backdrop of Australia’s unique flora and fauna.

The beauty of Canberra manifests itself in its ability to provide historic architecture and urban hubs of restaurants, cafes, bars and shops against pristine natural surroundings of sapphire waters and beaches, rugged and rural bush land, and alpine snowy peaks.

Home to around 380,000 residents, the nation’s capital is one of the world’s few planned cities designed to be accessible, vibrant and active. It’s recreational parks, trail walkways, ranger guided activities and national reserves attests to the city’s urban design and pays homage to the natural and historical heritage of the region.

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National attractions include discovering the political history of Australia at Parliament House, understanding the involvement of Australia in war at the Australian War Memorial, witnessing a vast collection of Australian history and culture at the National Museum of Australia, having fun with science at Questacon, picking up your own minted Australian coin at the Royal Australian Mint, or appreciating the unique Australian fauna at the National Zoo & Aquarium.

The natural surroundings offer opportunities to taste unique cool climate wine at one of Canberra’s district vineyards, try bushwalking at the Murrembidgee Discovery Track, go for a swim at large sandy beaches, and to try out fishing along clean and undisturbed rivers dotting the region.

SPRING IN CANBERRA AND FLORIADESpring in Canberra means longer warm days with plenty of sunshine hours, bright mornings and brisk nights. It also heralds in Australia’s biggest spring event, Floriade. Every year for four distinctive weeks from September to October, Canberra blooms with a colourful assortment of award winning gardens, educational horticultural workshops, engaging entertainment, and fun-filled recreational activities at the Commonwealth Park.

For more information about the Floriade event, visit www.floriadeaustralia.com.

WINECanberra’s regional landscape is home to more than 140 vineyards which start to awaken with fresh buds when longer warm days are experienced during Spring. This makes October the prime time to visit many of Canberra’s district vineyards where you’ll have the opportunity to taste the cool climate wines that are characteristic of the type of wine produced in regional Canberra.

Most of the vineyards in Canberra are located approximately 35 minutes from the city centre with winery tours being the perfect way to visit the vineyards, taste the wines and meet the winemakers for a more sensual wine tasting experience.

For more information on which vineyard to visit and which winery tour to partake in, visit www.canberrawines.com.au.

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B

C

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ACCOMMODATION QUICK GUIDE

A National Convention Centre Canberra

B Crowne Plaza Canberra

C The Waldorf Apartment Hotel Canberra

D Breakfree Capital Tower

E Ibis Style Canberra

1km

7.7km drive

500m

E

ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Special accommodation room rates have been negotiated for the conference and, subject to availability, may apply to extended stays. Special rates apply to all delegates who book their accommodation through the online registration site.

Accommodation information and booking conditions are available on the conference website via www.aosconference.com.au.

All accommodation rates are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and are inclusive of GST.

FOODStylish and contemporary food hubs make up as much of Canberra’s urban city landscape as cool climate wine does for regional Canberra. Home to over 300 dining establishments, the Canberra city centre offers a range of stylish, contemporary, chic, relaxing and casual restaurants, cafes and bars that are bound to meet a variety of different dining palates and preferences. Coupled with award winning wines sourced from local wineries, most dining establishments in Canberra deliver authentic, high quality and hearty culinary experiences that are bound to provide visitors with unexpected delights.

For more information regarding the different dining establishments in Canberra, visitwww.outincanberra.com.au.

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D BREAKFREE CAPITAL TOWER

2 Marcus Clarke Street, Canberra ACT 2601 (12 minute walk to the NCCC)

Two bedroom cityside apartment $262 per nightTwo bedroom lakeside apartment $304 per night

BreakFree Capital Tower is located on the shores of the Lake Burley Griffin and offers guests with panoramic views over the Parliamentary Triangle and the Brindabella Ranges. Centrally located to the city capital and its major attractions, including national institutions, galleries, memorials and technology centres. Guests staying at the hotel have plenty of opportunities to enjoy all the city has to offer. Apartments are modern and self-contained equipped with a kitchen, tea & coffee making facilities and a living/dining area for the convenience of all guests.

For more information on the hotel, please visit www.breakfree.com.au/capital-tower.

E IBIS STYLES CANBERRA

203 Goyder Street, Narrabundah ACT 2604 (10 minute drive to the NCCC)

Standard room $147 per nightSuperior room $168 per night

Ibis Styles Canberra offers guests a chance to be removed from the hustle bustle of the city centre for a retreat into the leafy suburb of Narrabundah. Hotel rooms are fitted with modern facilities including in-room Wi-Fi capabilities, laundry services and free Foxtel access which, when coupled with access to a lovely outdoor swimming pool and an onsite bar and restaurant known for their service of well-loved modern Australian cuisine, is perfect for those guests wishing for a relaxing and pleasant stay.

For more information on the hotel, please visit www.ibisstylescanberra.com.au.

B CROWNE PLAZA CANBERRA

1 Binara Street, Canberra ACT 2601 (5 minute walk to the NCCC)

King bed city view $252 per nightTwin double bed city view $252 per nightKing bed park view $305 per night

Located in the very heart of Canberra and a short distance away from the city’s main attractions, shopping and entertainment hubs, the Crowne Plaza is highly accessible and convenient for those wishing to stay within walking distance of the conference venue. Boasting a stunning view over Glebe Park and offering Guests with 296 modern and sophisticated rooms fitted with premium amenities to cater to all needs, the hotel is ideal for both work and leisure.

For more information on the hotel, please visit www.crowneplazacanberra.com.au.

C WALDORF APARTMENT HOTEL CANBERRA

2 Akuna Street, Canberra ACT 2601 (6 minute walk to the NCCC)

Studio apartment $200 per night1 bedroom apartment $221 per night

The Waldorf Apartment Hotel Canberra offers sophisticated and quality self-contained apartments equipped with a kitchen, laundry facilities, lounge and dining suite. Guests can enjoy the luxury of being located within walking distance from the conference venue and many of the city’s main attractions, shopping districts and dining hubs. The hotel also offers a range of facilities including access to the gym, indoor heated pool, rooftop BBQ facilities and an award winning restaurant called ‘Waldorf on London’ where servings of delectable modern Australian cuisine promises to delight diners.

For more information on the hotel, please visit www.waldorfcanberra.com.au.


Accommodation cancellation Please refer to the cancellation policy below to ensure you are aware of cancellation penalties that may be applicable at your chosen hotel. Accommodation cannot be booked unless full payment is received. Cancellations in whole or part may incur a penalty at the hotel’s discretion.

Booking alterations will incur a booking change fee of AUD33. Hotels will require an imprint of your credit card at check-in for any incidentals.

BreakFree Capital TowerRooms will be available from 1400 hours on the day of arrival. Early check-in is subject to availability and is at the discretion of the hotel. In order to ensure early check-in, please book additional accommodation for the previous night.

Rooms must be vacated by 1000 hours on the day of departure. Late check-out can be arranged, however is subject to room availability and a possible additional cost. In order to ensure late check-out, please book an additional night’s accommodation.

Cancellations received within 30-15 days prior to the arrival date will incur a cancellation fee equivalent to the first night’s accommodation rate.

Cancellations received within 14 days prior to the arrival date will incur a cancellation fee equivalent to 100% of the total accommodation charge.

No-shows will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee.

Cancellations and alterations to bookings must be made in writing. These, including early departures and “no-shows”, may incur penalties at the hotel’s discretion, possibly up to 100% of the accommodation stay. Crowne Plaza CanberraRooms will be available from 1400 hours on the day of arrival. Early check-in is subject to availability and is at the discretion of the hotel. In order to ensure early check-in, please book additional accommodation for the previous night.



ACCOMMODATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS


Cancellations and alterations to bookings must be made in writing. These, including early departures and “no-shows”, may incur penalties at the hotel’s discretion, possibly up to 100% of the accommodation stay.

Ibis Styles CanberraRooms will be available from 1400 hours on the day of arrival. Early check-in is subject to availability and is at the discretion of the hotel. In order to ensure early check-in, please book additional accommodation for the previous night.


Cancellations received within 30-7 days prior to the arrival date will incur a cancellation fee equivalent to the first night’s accommodation rate.



Cancellations and alterations to bookings must be made in writing. These, including early departures and “no-shows”, may incur penalties at the hotel’s discretion, possibly up to 100% of the accommodation stay. The Waldorf Apartment Hotel CanberraRooms will be available from 1400 hours on the day of arrival. Early check-in is subject to availability and is at the discretion of the hotel. In order to ensure early check-in, please book additional accommodation for the previous night.


Cancellations received within 7 days prior to the arrival date will incur a cancellation fee equivalent to the first night’s accommodation rate.

No-shows will incur a cancellation fee equivalent to the first night’s accommodation rate.

Cancellations and alterations to bookings must be made in writing. These, including early departures and “no-shows”, may incur penalties at the hotel’s discretion, possibly up to 100% of the accommodation stay.


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CLIMATEThe climate in Canberra during October is usually cool with slightly warmer temperatures experienced towards the end of the month. The temperature usually ranges from 18°C to 27°C. Ensure you bring a jacket for coller evening temperatures.

CURRENCYThe Australian dollar (AUD) is a decimal currency with units in dollars and cents (100 cents to the dollar). Travellers cheques are widely accepted, as are the major credit cards VISA, Mastercard and (to a lesser extent) AMEX and Diners Card. Electronic funds transfer at point of sale (EFTPOS) are also widely accepted at most venues, dining establishments, supermarkets, petrol stations and retail shops. Most banks will engage in foreign currency exchange. Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) to dispense cash are located in many convenience stores, petrol stations and outside of banks for 24-hour access. Did you know an overseas tourist can claim a refund of the goods and services tax (GST) and wine equalisation tax (WET) that they pay on goods they buy in Australia. The refund only applies to goods which are taken as hand luggage or worn on to the aircraft or ship when they leave the country.

ELECTRICITYAustralia runs on AC 240V, 50hz current, so plug adaptors with transformers are essential. If you need to purchase a transformer and an adapter, you will be able to buy them from most travel goods stores and some electrical retail stores in Australia.

AIRPORT TRANSFERSTaking a domestic flight into Canberra from interstate airports such as Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane takes less than 2 hours. Once you land at Canberra International Airport, you have the option of utilising the Airport Express Shuttle which takes you to and from the Canberra International Airport, Russell and Canberra city centre.

GENERALINFORMATION

PUBLIC TRANSPORTTrainLink offers three direct railway services to Canberra from Sydney daily as well as a daily combined railway and bus service which connects Canberra to Melbourne. The trip from Sydney to Canberra Railway Station takes around four and a half hours. There are bus and coach services that operate to and from Canberra to the Snowy Mountains, the South Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane. Bus services operating throughout Canberra are run by the public bus company ACTION and cover’s Canberra’s major tourist sites and the suburbs. It takes approximately 25 minutes to travel from Canberra Railway Station to the NCCC via bus.

TAXISUsing a taxi service to get around Canberra is also another convenient way to travel. Most companies accept major credit cards and EFTPOS.

Canberra Elite 132 227 www.canberracabs.com.au

Cabxpress 1300 222 977 www.cabxpress.com.au/web/frontend

Silver Service 133 100 www.silverservicecanberra.com.au


Cancellation policy: Cancellations must be received in writing via email. Cancellations received on or before Monday 14 September 2015 will be refunded in full, less a 25% cancellation fee to cover administration costs. No registration refunds will be made after this date. As an alternative to cancelling, you may transfer your registration to another member of your organisation, subject to an AUD33 processing fee.

Social functions cancellation policy: The conference managers reserve the right to cancel or vary optional activities if minimum numbers are not reached. Social functions tickets cannot be refunded if participation is cancelled within 72 hours of the social event.

Program: The Australasian Osseointegration Society reserves the right to change event programs at any time. Every effort will be made to ensure programs of equivalent standard.

Registration and payment: Payment in full is required at the time of registration or no later than 3 days prior to the event in order to attend.

Special dietary/physical requirements: These cannot be catered for unless requested before the event registration closing date. Please indicate any special dietary requirements during your online registration process or email with your specifications.

Liability waiver: In the event of disruptions outside the control of the Australasian Osseointegration Society, the Australasian Osseointegration Society and the organisers accept no responsibility. In the event of the venue becoming unusable or other circumstances or the need to cancel the event, there can be no liability on the Australasian Osseointegration Society or the organisers.

Behaviour: The Australasian Osseointegration Society reserves the right to prohibit entry of any person to an Australasian Osseointegration Society event, or eject any person from an Australasian Osseointegration Society event at their discretion.

Accommodation cancellation: Please refer to the accommodation terms and conditions to ensure you are aware of cancellation penalties that may be applicable at your chosen hotel. Accommodation cannot be booked unless full payment is received. Cancellations in whole or part may incur a penalty at the hotel’s discretion.

REGISTRATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Booking alterations will incur a booking change fee of AUD33. Hotels will require an imprint of your credit card at check-in for any incidentals.

Privacy: The Australasian Osseointegration Society complies with the requirements of the national Privacy Act 1988 (Cwlth) (Australia) and the Privacy Act 1993 (New Zealand) and has adopted the Australian National Privacy Principles as the guidelines for ensuring the protection of personal information in its care. This policy applies to all personal information collected, stored, used and disclosed by the Australasian Osseointegration Society.By ‘personal information’, we mean information about an identifiable individual.

Storage of data: The Australasian Osseointegration Society may engage a third party to administer and deliver services and communications to attendees by email. Some third party suppliers or their products or services are located overseas. Business details and personal information you choose to provide on this application may be transferred to an overseas recipient and stored overseas to administer such services and communications to you.

By completing the online registration process, you agree to this transfer and Australian Privacy Principle 8.1 will not apply to this disclosure.

Future communication: In accordance with applicable legislation the Australasian Osseotintegration Society may provide notices or correspondence to you by electronic communication. By completing the online registration process, your consent to this form of contact is taken to be given.

List of participants: In registering for Australasian Osseotintegration Society 10th Biennial Conference, relevant details may be incorporated into a delegate list for the benefit of all participants (name, organisation and state). Further details may be available to parties directly related to the individual event registered for (for the purpose of room bookings, special catering and physical requirements, name tag creation and event options). Sponsors and exhibitors may be supplied with the full name, title, organisation and state of those delegates who do not ‘opt out’. Should you not wish for your details to be passed on for any of the above purposes, please indicate this in writing to the Australasian Osseointegration Society via email.


Image release: In registering for the Australasian Osseointegration Society events, participants grant permission to Australasian Osseointegration Society, its agents and others working under its authority, to take and to have full and free use of video/photographs containing their image/likeness. It is understood these images may be used for promotional, news, on-line/multimedia, research and/or educational purposes by and Australasian Osseointegration Society. Delegates agree that they are not entitled to remuneration, residuals, royalties or any other payment from Australasian Osseointegration Society in respect of their image/likeness or its use. Delegates release, discharge, and hold harmless, Australasian Osseointegration Society and its agents from any and all claims, demands or causes of actions that they may hereafter have by reason of anything contained in the photographs or video. Should a delegate not agree to the above image release, they must advise the Australasian Osseointegration Society in writing via email at least 7 days prior to the commencement of the event.

Continuing Professional Development Points:As at 1 July 2010, it is now a mandatory requirement for practitioners to participate in Continued Professional Development (CPD). CPD registration standard requires all dental practitioners to:

▪ Complete a minimum of 60 hours of CPD activities over three years

▪ Ensure that 80% of the minimum 60 CPD hours must be clinically or scientifically based

▪ Make a declaration of their compliance with CPD requirements at the time of annual renewal

▪ Maintain their own records detailing their CPD activities for audit purposes

▪ Produce evidence of their CPD activities when requested to do so by the Board

For a copy of the guidelines on Continuing Professional Development from the Dental Board of Australia please visit the conference website at www.aosconference.com.au.

Disclaimer: The information on the conference website and in event related material, is correct at the time of providing, however, the organisers reserve the right to change the information where necessary without notice.


Or complete and return this form via mail to: MCI Australia, 82 Harris Street, Pyrmont NSW 2009

Or fax this form to:F: (02) 9213 4099

Registration enquiries to:[email protected] T: (02) 9213 4086

Accommodation enquiries to:E: [email protected] T: (02) 9213 4086

Please note:For all postal registrations please note response times will be restricted by standard delivery times

All faxed and emailed registrations will be responded to within 72 hours.

A tax invoice will be forwarded to all Australian delegates on receipt of a completed registration form.

ABN: 76 108 781 988

REGISTRATION FORM

Please register online at www.aosconference.com.au!

Monday 3 August Last day for earlybird registrationMonday 14 September Last day for standard registrationMonday 14 September Manual registration form accommodation bookings closeTuesday 15 September Late registration starts

PERSONAL PROFILE INFORMATION (*) required fields

PROFILE

Title (e.g. Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss/Dr/Prof/Other)

First name*

Last name*

Organisation

Email*

Position/Job Title

MAIN ADDRESS

Address Type o Business o Home o Other

Street

City

State Postcode Country

CONTACT DETAILS Please start with “+” and country code. E.g. +61 2 9231 4086 or +61 400 000 000

Direct (or Home)

Business

Mobile*

PROFESSION Please select the profession which you fall under*

o Dentisto Dental Auxiliaryo Dental Techniciano Endodontist

o Industry Representativeo Oral Surgeono Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeono Orthodontist

o Periodontisto Prosthodontisto Studento Other

How did you hear about the conference?*

PRIVACY STATEMENT

o Please tick here if you do not consent to your name, organisation and email being included on the delegate list distributed to trade exhibitors and sponsors (no direct contact details will be provided)


REGISTRATION FORM

PLEASE CHOOSE YOUR REGISTRATION DETAILS

Registrations will not be processed without full payment. Full payment must be received by the deadline to receive discounted rate. All prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.Please refer to the registration entitlements matrix on the website for more information: www.aosconference.com.au/index.php/registration

EARLYBIRD STANDARD LATECATEGORY On or before



Member**(Thur—Sat)

o AUD $1,600 o AUD $1,700 o AUD $1,900

Non Member(Thur—Sat)

o AUD $1,995 o AUD $2,195 o AUD $2,395


o AUD $795 o AUD $895 o AUD $995

Student*(Thur—Sat)

o AUD $750 o AUD $850 o AUD $950

Day Member**(Thur/Fri/Sat)

o AUD $595 o AUD $650 o AUD $695

Day Non Member (Thur/Fri/Sat)

o AUD $795 o AUD $845 o AUD $890

Day Student* (Thur/Fri/Sat)

o AUD $350 o AUD $450 o AUD $500

Day Exhibition Only (Thur/Fri/Sat)

o AUD $200 o AUD $250 o AUD $300

If selecting a day registration, please tick which day you are attending

o Thursday o Friday o Saturday

*Student status must be verified with AOS by sending a copy of their student identification card or a signed letter from their head of department to [email protected]. Failure to do so will result in registration fees charged at that of a fulltime delegate rate.

**Members of our international affiliates – the AO, ADI and DZGI – can obtain the AOS member registration rate.

***An auxiliary is defined as a registered dental hygienist or therapist or dental assistant. Practice managers also fall under this category.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

Please specify if you have any special dietary requirements: *

Please advise of any other special requirements such as wheelchair access:

EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS Please start with “+” and country code. E.g. +61 2 9231 4086 or +61 400 000 000

Person to contact in case of emergency (Full name)*

Relationship*

Phone number*

o Noo Vegetariano Gluten Freeo Lactose Free

o No red meato No seafoodo Vegano No pork

o Other—please specify your requirement

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SOCIAL PROGRAM AND ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

▪ Where indicated, costs are included in delegate registration fees ▪ Day, student and auxiliary registrations must purchase any additional social functions they wish to attend ▪ For catering purposes it is essential you mark each appropriate box

Please (ü) to indicate your attendance(for all fulltime registrations)

Ticket price(all day, student and hygienist, auxiliary nurse and office manager registrations and additional tickets)

Number of additional tickets required

Total $ for additional tickets

Wednesday 14 October 2015

Welcome reception o Yes o No o AUD $60

Thursday 15 October 2015

Happy hour o Yes o No Not available

Friday 16 October 2015

AOS ‘Meet the Speaker’ Breakfast All tickets must be purchased o AUD $80

Gala dinner o Yes o No o AUD $150

Saturday 17 October 2015

Perio-Pros Synergy Breakfast with Dr Juan Francisco Pardo All tickets must be purchased

o Complimentary for AOS15 delegates

Good Morning DENTSPLY Implants Breakfast with Dr Marcus Dagnelid

All tickets must be purchasedo Complimentary for AOS15 delegates

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP (WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER ONLY)

EARLYBIRD STANDARD—LATEWORKSHOP On or before 3 August 2015 From 4 August until the conference

Workshop 1a Evidence Based Material Selection for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration: A Hands on Experience(Wed AM) Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas

Member o AUD $495 o AUD $595Non-Member o AUD $550 o AUD $650Workshop 1b Evidence Based Material Selection for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration: A Hands on Experience(Wed AM) Geistlich/Henry Schein Halas

Member o AUD $495 o AUD $595Non-Member o AUD $550 o AUD $650Workshop 2 Comprehensive Immediate Load Solutions for Fully Edentulous Patients: A Hands-On Workshop Utilising Multi-Unit Components(Wed FULL DAY) BioHorizons

o AUD $495

Workshop 3 Function and Aesthetics are Consequences of Adequate Implant Positioning (Wed FULL DAY) BioHorizons

o AUD $495Workshop 4 Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants Workshop(Wed PM) Henry Schein Halas/Southern Implants

o AUD $295 o AUD $395Workshop 5 ZIMMER BIOMET Workshop(Wed PM) ZIMMER BIOMET

o AUD $220

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REGISTRATION FORM

DENTAL TECHNICIAN LECTURES & AUXILIARY LECTURES & TRAINING COURSE (FRIDAY 16 & SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER)

EARLYBIRD STANDARD LATELECTURES On or before



Dental Technician Lectures(FRI FULL DAY)

o Included in AOS Fulltime and Day Delegate (Friday & Saturday Only) Registrations

Auxiliary Lectures(FRI FULL DAY)

o Included in AOS Fulltime and Day Delegate (Friday & Saturday Only) Registrations


(SAT FULL DAY)o Included in AOS Fulltime and Day Delegate

(Friday & Saturday Only) Registrations

DENTAL TECHNICIANS TRAINING COURSE (SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER ONLY)

EARLYBIRD STANDARD LATELECTURES On or before



Clinical and Technical Photography workshop (SAT FULL DAY)

o AUD $1,200

Initial Ceramics/Milling Techniques(SAT FULL DAY)

o AUD $550

PARTNER PROGRAM/ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITY TOUR A TOUR B TOUR C TOUR D

Parliament HouseWednesday 14 October 2015PLEASE NOTE: Photo ID will be required for security purposes – Please bring either an Australian driving licence or passport

o AUD $3510:00–11:00

o AUD $3512:00–13:00

o AUD $3515:00–16:00

Australian War Memorial TourFirst World War GalleriesThursday 15 October 2015

o AUD $1010:15–11:15

o AUD $1014:00–15:00

Australian War Memorial TourCommemorative AreaThursday 15 October 2015

o AUD $1016:15–16:45

Australian War Memorial TourSecond World War GalleriesThursday 15 October 2015

o AUD $1010:45–11:45

o AUD $1012:00–13:00

National Gallery of Australia TourIn line with the ‘Myth & Magic’ exhibitionFriday 16 October 2015

o AUD $1010:30–11:30

o AUD $1012:00–13:00

o AUD $1013:30–14:30

o AUD $1015:00–16:00

ACCOMMODATION

See website for details: www.aosconference.com.au/index.php/venue/accommodation

MCI Australia has reserved rooms in various hotels in different price categories in Canberra and offers competitive room rates.

Reservations are made on a first come, first served basis. Availability of rooms in each category is limited. Name of persons sharing rooms must be indicated by email to [email protected]. All rates are in AUD per room, per night, and include GST and a booking fee.

Only guaranteed reservations will be accepted: to guarantee your reservation full payment is required, either by bank transfer or by credit card. After 14 September 2015 midnight AEST, only payment made by credit card will be accepted.

If you need additional dates for your hotel reservation outside of the conference dates, please contact directly MCI Australia at: [email protected]

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Please book the following accommodation:

Check in (day/month / /2015

ETA

Check-out (day/month) / /2015

ETD

HOTEL PLEASE TICK (ü) IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE

ROOM TYPE RATES ARE QUOTED PER ROOM PER NIGHT

Crowne Plaza Canberrao 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5o 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5o 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5

King bed city viewTwin double bed city viewKing bed park view

o AUD $252o AUD $252o AUD $305

Waldorf Apartment Hotel Canberra

o 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5o 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5o 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5

Studio apartment1 bedroom apartment (one occupant)1 bedroom apartment (two occupants)

o AUD $200o AUD $221o AUD $237

BreakFree Capital Towero 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5o 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5

Two bedroom cityside apartmentTwo bedroom lakeside apartment

o AUD $262o AUD $304

Ibis Styles Canberrao 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5o 1 o 2 o 3 o 4 o 5

Standard roomSuperior room

o AUD $147o AUD $168

Note: Additional charges may apply for an additional number of guests over two people and rollout beds/cots.

I will be accompanied by/have arranged to share with:

PAYMENT METHOD

▪ Payment must accompany your registration form. ▪ Conference registration cannot be confirmed until payment is received. ▪ Payment must be received by the due date to receive the nominated discount, otherwise the next level of payment will be charged. ▪ Credit card details are required to secure accommodation. If you are only providing credit card details for accommodation and will be

paying your registration fees by another option please indicate below. ▪ All prices are quoted in Australian dollars and include GST.

oElectronic Funds Transfer (EFT): Bank: National Australia Bank Account name: MCI Australia Pty Ltd BSB number: 084–255 Account number: 59 650 0566 Swift Code: NATAAU3302S

To assist in the allocation of your EFT payment, please email remittance advice to [email protected] immediately after payment to ensure prompt allocation of your payment. Please ensure that your name and complete invoice number are included on the transfer notice

oCredit card: Charges for registration as per this form are to be debited to:

AND/OR oCredit card: Charges for accommodation are to be debited to:

o MasterCard o Visa o American Express o Diners ClubCardholder name:Expiry date:Card number:Security number:These numbers can be found on the reverse side of the credit card (usually the last three (3) digits) together with the credit card number.

Signature:

Please note that debits to your credit card for your registration and accommodation nights will appear as MCI Australia on your credit card statement.

CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION

▪ Please complete all sections of this form to ensure you are correctly registered ▪ By registering for AOS 2015 delegates agree to abide by the terms and conditions of registration which can be viewed on the conference

website: www.aosconference.com.au/index.php/registration-terms-and-conditions

If you are an international delegate, please be aware that you are required to apply for a visa to enter into Australia.

Username: Your first and last name and year of birth. For example John Smith 1971 – johnsmith1971Password: this will be automatically created for you using your first three letters of your surname, the first two letters of your first name, and your month and year of birth. For example John Smith 17 July 1971 – smijo071971

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CONFERENCE MANAGERS

For further information on the AOS 2015 Conference, please contact MCI Australia:

+61 2 9213 4086 +61 2 9213 4099 [email protected] www.aosconference.com.au

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