International College of Prosthodontists

June 2015 Newsletter

Inside this issue

ICP Biennial Conference ........ 1

Presidents’ Address ............... 1

What’s Trending in E & R ...... 1

Nominations .......................... 1

September at a Glance ......... 2

Invited Speakers 2015 ........... 3

Education & Research ........... 4

YPE ......................................... 5

Membership .......................... 6

New Member List .................. 8

Board of Councilors ............... 9

Special points of interest

Conference list of outstanding Invited Speakers on page 3!

The ICP welcomes over 100 new members since January 2015!

Nominations Update…

T he nominating committee will complete its recruitment campaign for nominations on

June 20th, 2015 and wishes to thank all the ICP members who have expressed their

desire to serve in the Board of Councilors and its committees. . See more on page 7...

What’s trending in Education & Research….

T he ICP Education and Research Committee has proposed new initiatives to the Board for approval, and then set about the task of having these projects ready for

a launch by the time the ICP assembles in Seoul, Korea this September. The ICP Educa-tion and Research Foundation was established to fund emerging prosthodontic re-searchers and has been supported by the ICP with an initial grant of $50,000. The guidelines for this Small Grants Research Program are nearly completed for presenta-tion to the Board for final approval in Seoul. See more on page 4...

16th ICP Biennial Meeting Sept 17-20th, 2015 –Early Registration date extended!

T ake advantage of the $100 discount on early registration during the extended deadline until June 26th, 2015, and join us in Seoul Korea! Our conference site

will be the top-ranked COEX complex, a spectacular meeting venue located in the heart of Seoul. Go to the ICP website and click on Biennial Meeting to link to all conference and Registration info, including Program Schedule, Invited Speakers, Social events, and more. For a short video on Seoul, click on the picture (left) or go to:http://www.icp-org.com/icp_meetings/icp2015_.mp4

Register today and save $100!

From your Presidents…

O n behalf of the ICP, we would like to welcome all of our colleagues to the 16th

Biennial Meeting of the ICP. The ICP continues to grow as one of the largest in-

ternational organizations dedicated to prosthodontics. With our long history of suc-

cessful meetings and membership development, the ICP has grown to over a thousand

members, representing more than 70 countries. We take great pride in knowing our

meetings provide the valued opportunity to learn from and network with the fore-

most leaders in the specialty of prosthodontics and our colleagues from around the

world . See more on p. 7...

Always special…. Don’t miss the ICP Social Outing, Friday Sept. 18th

One of the most important and pleasurable parts of the conference is the chance to relax and enjoy the

fellowship of our colleagues in a beautiful setting. This year, we will experience Minsok Village, a living

museum type of attraction in the city

of Yongin. The purpose of the village

is to display elements of traditional

Korean life and culture. There are

multiple sections to the park with

numerous replicas of traditional

houses of the different social classes

from various regions. The park con-

sists of traditional street markets,

dances, equestrian skills, marriage ceremonies and other activities. Make reservations now!

Click here to go to the ICP Biennial Meeting page and log in to register.

“Camaraderie” (ca-ma-ra-de-rie) The feeling of trust, a bond created by a shared goal or

experience. Friendship and community in a group.

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invi

ted

spea

kers Geriatrics

Don Curtis- USAFrauke Müller- SwitzerlandMichael MacEntee- Canada

Seong Joo Heo- KoreaBrian Fitzpatrick- AustraliaPeter Owen- South Africa

Yoshi Maeda- Japan

CeramicsVan Thompson- USAJoerg Strub- Germany

Kenneth Malament- USAPetra Guess- GermanyTerry Walton- Australia

Danielle Layton- AustraliaFrancois Roulet- USA

Konstantinos Michalakis- GreeceAris-Petros Tripodakis- Greece

Anas Aloum- UAEYongsheng Zhou- China

CAD CAMCarlo Marinello- Switzerland

Irena Sailer- SwitzerlandGerman Gallucci- USA

Wael Att- GermanyHiroshi Hirayama- USA

Radi Masri- USAJune-Sung Shim- KoreaJun Hyouk Shin- Korea

MaxillofacialJohn Beumer- USARhonda Jacob- USA

Ho-Beom Kwon- KoreaJames Kelly- USA

ImplantsThomas Taylor- USA

Richard Leesungbok- KoreaJung-Bo Huh- KoreaSteve Parel- USA

Jong Cheol Kim- Korea Steve Eckert- USA

Stefan Holst- Switzerland Dean Morton- USAMatthias Kern- Germany

Gianluca Paniz- ItalyGlenn Wolfi nger- USARyuji Hosokawa- Japan

Hans-Peter Weber- USASreenivas Koka- USA

Limor Avivi-Arber-CanadaFrank Tuminelli- USA

PracticeDavid Felton- USA

Harold Preiskel- Great BritainTony Rotondo- Australia

Paolo Vigolo- ItalyAmi Smidt- Israel

Radek Mounajjed- Czech RepublicNicola Zitzmann- Switzerland

Najla Chebib- USAJin-Keun Dong- Korea

Balendra Pratap Singh- India Mario Bresciano- Italy

OcclusionKiho Kang- USA

Yoshihiro Tsukiyama- JapanTakahiro Ono- Japan

Seong-Kyun Kim- KoreaHiroshi Egusa- JapanXinquan Jiang- ChinaJae Hoon Lee- Korea

Iven Klineberg- AustraliaWith support from our industry partners

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32nd Year of the ICP & 16th Biennial Meeting

Registration is now open! 지금 등록을 할 수 있습니다

International College of Prosthodontists

Join us in Seoul, Korea for an outstanding meeting, bringing together key leaders and professionals in prosthodontics from around the world!

세계 치과 보철 전문의들의 만남과 지식을 공유할 컨퍼런스에 여러분을 초대합니다

Supporting Organizations

KOREAThe Korean Academy of Prosthodontics

The Korean Academy of Geriatric Dentistry Korean Academy of Digitalized Dentistry

The Korean Academy of Conservative Dentistry The Korean Academy of Implant DentistryThe Korean Academy of Periodontology

Korean Academy of Stomatognathic Function and OcclusionThe Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology

INTERNATIONALInternational Society for Maxillofacial Rehabilitation (ISMR)

Advanced Digital Technology in Head & Neck Reconstruction (ADT Foundation)

Seoul, Korea September 17 - 20, 2015

www.icp-org.com

Discussion Groups

The discussion pages on

the ICP Website have been

consolidated to include

Occlusion, and Implants,

with Aesthetics to be add-

ed in the next few months.

“Under Construction”

Live video webcasts are

being developed in co-

operation with recognized

leaders in the specialty of

prosthodontics. Look for

more news and details on

these webinars in the com-

ing months.

What’s trending in Education & Research? Continued from page 1

It is anticipated that the Education

and Research Committee will be in a

position to receive its first applica-

tions for research grants after the

Seoul meeting. The fund will support

new and existing prosthodontic re-

search with top-up grant money for

prosthodontic students from devel-

oping, middle and low income coun-

tries. Applicants must be existing ICP

members.

The Student Poster Awards program

is held in conjunction with the bien-

nial scientific meeting and has in

recent years experienced significant

growth in the number of submis-

sions. This trend is expected to con-

tinue in Seoul. The high quality of

the submissions assessed in Torino in

2013 is a strong indication that the

task of judging the posters will be no

less challenging in 2015.

The ICP is pleased to welcome Ivo-

clar Vivadent as sponsor of the Stu-

dent Poster Awards.

ICP Website

More on Education and Research…. Work is also underway for the establishment of a Research Fellowship. The

successful applicant would receive funding for a one-year restorative materi-

als research fellowship program. This program will combine financial sup-

port with mentorship of the student by a world-class researcher and has the

potential for life-long impact for the student, the mentor, the discipline of

prosthodontics and patients. A unique collaboration between an internation-

al global prosthodontic organization (ICP) and a leading dental materials in-

novator and manufacturer can provide leadership, support, and knowledge

to help this program truly make a positive impact in the advancement of den-

tal health care. Operational specifics are being evaluated by the Education

and Research Committee at this time.

Each of these ICP-sponsored programs continues to fulfill its global mis-

sion: “Promote the specialty and discipline of prosthodontics”.

Sustaining the funding for these programs is essential and we respectfully ask

our members to consider a yearly donation to maintain and expand this mis-

sion. Your donation can be applied to a specific program by checking the box

of your payment or donations tab on your member page or at the ICP - Your

Donations at Work webpage.

Small Grants Research & Poster Awards

“Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it.” ~ Lao Tse

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IJP/ Karlsruhe Workshop (YPE)

YPE workshops are provided by the

IJP’s editorial group to function as an

international faculty in their efforts

to encourage and develop clinical

prosthodontic scholarship. This ex-

traordinary educational initiative

seeks to underscore the international

nature and commitment of the IJP’s

prosthodontic discipline. Such dedi-

cation to the highest standards of

education is indorsed by the ICP.

Potential YPE participants are en-

couraged to consider attending this

highly appreciated effort, to nurture

strong scholarly commitments to the

clinical discipline.

Next Workshop: Fall 2016

Details will be posted on the ICP website as available.

“Since their inception more than a decade ago, these biennial workshops on treating prosthodontic patients sought open and

provocative debate among its selected participants from the global community of YPEs and are guided by a unique pro bono

faculty selected from the ranks of the IJP’s editorial board. Each workshop’s focus is driven by specifically selected case histo-

ries—patients’ clinical narratives and needs—that need to be reconciled with diverse health, socioeconomic, and professional

skill availability determinants. The IJP’s editorial board, with its distinguished scholarly pedigree, provides academic guidance.

We seek to share our workshop information with other clinical educators from around the world who may find it useful to

recruit the material for their own teaching programs. They will also have the opportunity to modify their narrative choices so

as to ensure the strongest resonance possible for their own graduate residents. Scholarly endeavor such as these workshops

cannot take place without the generosity and vision of sponsoring companies. All four past YPE workshops held in Europe

were the direct result of Nobel Biocare’s enlightened and much-appreciated support; and the 2014 program was specifically

expedited by the Foundation for Oral Rehabilitation (FOR), established by Nobel Biocare in 2012. Additional workshop sup-

port to cover selected participants’ attendance expenses was again provided by the International College of Prosthodontists.

This type of educational initiative could not occur without the invaluable endorsement and support of both organizations,

plus the exceptional commitment of a pro bono faculty and the superb organizational assistance of the Karlsruhe Academy

and its director, Winfried Walther.

It should also be noted that the YPE workshops were conceived of as a “moveable feast”—a synthesis of fact and information

that offers much scope for intellectual provocation and ensuing debate in diverse global educational settings. Consequently,

three additional workshops have also already been held in Asia—two in Beijing, China, in partnership with Professor

Yongsheng Zhou, and one in Seoul, Korea, with Professor Sang Wan Shin. It is hoped that this global scholarly initiative will be

welcomed by more international colleagues willing to host a YPE workshop. “

Participants and different faculty groups at the recent Baden-Baden YPE

workshop, made possible by the Foundation for Oral Rehabilitation.

Young Prosthodontic Educators YPE

“YPE workshops were conceived of as a

‘moveable feast’ - a synthesis of fact and

information that offers much scope for

intellectual provocation and ensuing debate

in diverse global educational settings.”

- George Zarb, Editor –In-Chief of The IJP , BChD, DDS, MS,

FRCD(C)

Excerpt from The 2014 IJP/Karlsruhe Workshop for Young Prosthodontic Educa-tors: The Edentulous Predicament by George Zarb

Read Dr. Zarb’s full article in the IJP Volume 28, Number 3, May/June 2015, Chapter 13.

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The ICP is a worldwide organization, offering a highly respected journal

(IJP) and spectacular conference venues, at a great value. The interna-

tional camaraderie developed through world class College meetings

allows the specialist networking opportunities to share experiences,

problems and solutions with colleagues who have similar concerns and

goals.

Benefits include:

Subscription to the International Journal of Prosthodontics, including online access and FREE IJP mobile App, available on I-Tunes.

Access to online ICP Member Discussion Forum

Continuing Education Credits

Discounted ICP meeting registration fees

Recognition and Listing on the ICP website under "Find an ICP Mem-ber" (optional)

Posting of your Books for Sale on ICP member Pages

20% discount on all Quintessence Books

Semi-annual online Newsletters

A yearly certificate of membership to an international organization

Committee participation, including the right to vote, nominate and hold office

Members may submit abstracts to all ICP global meetings

Apply On-line by clicking Member Information on the ICP home page. Note: All applications are reviewed by the Member-ship Committee prior to approval.

ICP MEMBERSHIP

RESOURCES

ICP Members receive a

20% discount on all

Quintessence books!

Link to QuintPub

At checkout, enter the

discount code found on

your Member page

by clicking the IJP icon .

17th ICP Biennial Meeting Santiago, Chile Sept. 7-9, 2017

Plan to join your colleagues

and world leaders in our

specialty in Santiago, Chile’s capital and

largest city. Steady economic growth

has transformed Santiago into Latin

America's most modern metropolitan

area, with dozens of shopping centers,

impressive architecture and modern

transportation infrastructure.

On a clear day, Santiago basks in one of the most spectacular settings

of any city in the world. A glance through the downtown blocks reveals a mighty circle of mountains - the

snowcapped Andean peaks to the east, and a smaller coastal range to the west. There's a large range of ac-

tivities within easy reach of the urban sprawl. Trekking, horseback riding, skiing, kayaking and wine tours are

just a few of the exhilarating possibilities at Santiago's doorstep.

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“In this meeting we will address new developments with state-of-the-art presentations...” Dr. Rhonda Jacob and Dr. C. Peter Owen, ICP Presidents

Once the selection process is complete, and following Board approval, all Nominations with the candidates CVs will be posted on the website. Please note that, in order to maintain a bal-anced representation of the entire constituency, the Board has ap-proved in October 2014 the following criteria: "When taking into consideration the geographic/regional distribu-tion of all members of the Board, the Committee will consider the distribution according to the three regions listed in the site selection criteria: (Region 1: North and South America; Region 2: Europe, Africa, and Middle East; Region 3: Asia and Oceania) by using as a guideline a range of three to six members per region (Term of Refer-ences 2.3 - VII)"

We anticipate the COEX Convention & Exhibition Center to provide a valuable and successful venue. Thanks to the work done by the program chairs, Dr. Ken Malament and Dr. Seong Joo Heo under the watchful eye of President Jacobs, the initial program already promises to be yet another memorable ICP meeting with its special bouquet of expertise, expe-rience, scholarship, science and clinical art from our esteemed colleagues. We are seeing significant developments in many areas of Prosthodontics. In this meeting we will ad-dress these new developments with state of the art presentations. We are bringing the top names in the profession to concentrate on the important issues of treatment predictability in both new and traditional modalities, as well as updating us with current con-cepts in all fields of Prosthodontics. In addition, we will continue with the tradition of providing dedicat-ed sessions to maxillofacial prosthodontics, and from this conference on, also to the often neglected field of geriatric dentistry. We will also continue with the graduate student ses-sions, where graduate students can present success-ful cases, cases for treatment planning, cases under

way, and so on – all cases from which they have learnt and from which we too can learn.

We are firmly convinced working together, network-ing, socializing together, exchanging ideas and ad-dressing the most recent prosthodontic techniques and research, we will undoubtedly benefit both our-selves and our patients.

Sincerely, Dr. Rhonda Jacob and Dr. C. Peter Owen

Nominations… Continued from p. 1

From your Presidents …. Continued from p. 1

How to Nominate

On the ICP website home page, go to the lower left sec-tion: For Members Review, and click on Nominations.

Or copy and paste this link to your browser:

http://www.icp-org.com/nominations.aspx

You will be prompted to log in with your membership

username and password.

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Welcome new members !

Hui Chen Australia

David Goh Australia

Sravan Chunduru Australia

Thiago Dinato Brazil

Kelvin I. Afrashtehfar China

Cui Huang China

Yi Lu China

Wenjie Zhang China

Yun Shen China

Shanshan Liang China

Weiqiang Yu China

Tunde Radics Hungary

Pooran Chand India

Rama Shanker India

Fariba Motevasselian Iran

Odaira Chikayuki Japan

Hiromichi Hokama Japan

Tokinori Kato Japan

Chihiro Masaki Japan

Yuriko Komagamine Japan

Anna Miyayasu Japan

Manabu Kanazawa Japan

Suese Kazuhiko Japan

Akinori Niitsuma Japan

Taro Yoshizaki Japan

Kunimichi Niibe Japan

Amel Aswehlee Japan

Yoshiro Nakano Japan

Hiroki Kato Japan

Asuka Kawaguchi Japan

Yuki Senzaki Japan

Keisuke Kumashiro Japan

Mami Higashi Japan

Shoko Miura Japan

Fujinami Yozo Japan

Kiyotaka Hirata Japan

Nobuyuki Nakai Japan

Yuta Shimura Japan

Yu Imai Japan

Takafumi Otomaru Japan

Takamasa Ogawa Japan

Mari Takayama Japan

Bora Lee S. Korea

Ji-Suk Shim S. Korea

Jun hyouk Shin S. Korea

Woon Ji S. Korea

Il-gwang Sim S. Korea

Lee Myungho S. Korea

Janghyun Paek S. Korea

Changhun Choi S. Korea

Hyun-Pil Lim S. Korea

Sungwoo Park S. Korea

Minseo Park S. Korea

Joohyoung Kim S. Korea

Hyun Jung Jung S. Korea

Youngsuk Yoon S. Korea

Taehyeon Kim S. Korea

Byung Kee Choi S. Korea

JoongHyun Kim S. Korea

Choi Sunyoung S. Korea

Sangho Eom S. Korea

Junghaeng Lee S. Korea

Ha-Young Kim S. Korea

Duhyeong Lee S. Korea

Tae-Min Kwon S. Korea

Min-kyung Kim S. Korea

Yong-Geu Choi S. Korea

Jinhong Park S. Korea

Kwantae Noh S. Korea

Shiela Campana S. Korea

Ju-mi Park S. Korea

Ji-Man Park S. Korea

Dominique Niesten Netherlands

Elnaz Hashemi Phillipines

Iuliia Alpateva Russia

Daria Bulycheva Russia

Ru'a Baba'ier Saudi Arabia

Firas Bukai Saudi Arabia

Christina Sim Singapore

Valerie Tey Singapore

Ken Tan Singapore

Peter Tay Singapore

Dikhabiso Vivian Bwerinofa South Africa

Eva Karin Korduner Sweden

Sabrina Maniewicz Wins Switzerland

Yi-Chen Chen Taiwan, China

Chang Yen Liu Taiwan, China

Bing-Wei Huang Taiwan, China

Fan Hsin Yuan Taiwan, China

Yu-Ting Chen Taiwan, China

Jing-Fen Wu Taiwan, China

Hakan Akin Turkey

Ayşe Yalnız Turkey

Baris Guncu Turkey

Van Thompson UK

Anil Shrestha UK

Najla Chebib USA

Sung Hong USA

Kiho Kang USA

David Han USA

Alfred Taruvingira Zimbabwe

Note: Members listed above are as of May 7, 2015.

Members approved after this date will be published in the next IJP Newsltetter.

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Presidents Board of Councilors

ICP OFFICERS AND BOARD OF COUNCILORS 2014-2015

During the 16th Biennial Meeting in Sept. 2015, ICP Officers and Board of Councilors for

2016-2017 will be installed. For detailed information on all current ICP officers and

Committees, please go to www.ICP-org.comn/ Administration/ Officers & Board of

Councilors, or click here.

Dr. Rhonda Jacob Private Practice Houston, TX United States Dr. C Peter Owen Professor and Head Department of Oral Rehabilitation School of Oral Health Science Faculty of Health Science University of the Witwatersrand Johannesburg, Gauteng South Africa

Vice Presidents Dr. Mario Bresciano Universita di Torino Torino, Italy Dr. Brian Fitzpatrick BOH Prosthodontics Private Practice Brisbane, QLD Australia

Secretary Dr. Nicola Ursula Zitzmann University of Basel Clinic of Periodontology, Endodontology and Cariology Basel, Switzerland

Treasurer Dr. Steven Eckert Private Practice Edina, MN United States

Dr. David Bartlett Kings College London Dental Institute Prosthodontics London, United Kingdom Dr. Nico Creugers University of Nijmegen Oral Function & Prosthetic Dentistry Nijmegen, Netherlands Dr. Jung-Suk Han School of Dentistry Seoul National University Department of Prosthodontics Seoul, South Korea Dr. Dale Howes University of Witwatersrand Department of Oral Rehabilitation Johannesburg, Gauteng South Africa Dr. Sreenivas Koka Private Practice San Diego, CA, United States

Dr. Ami Smidt The Hebrew Univ.- Hadassah Faculty of Dentistry The Center for Graduate Studies in Prosthodontics Department of Prosthodontics Tel-Aviv, Israel Dr. Hirofumi Yatani Osaka University Graduate School of Dentistry Fixed Prosthodontics Suita, Osaka Japan

Recent Past Presidents

Dr. Martin Gross

Tel Aviv Dental School Oral Rehabilitation Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv Israel

Dr. Yoshinobu Maeda

Osaka University, School of Dentistry Dept of Prosthodontics and Oral Rehabilitation Professor and Chairman, Osaka, Japan

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