until July 2nd Lisbon · Mario Groisman (Brazil) Ueli Grunder (Switzerland) Fernando Guerra (Portugal) Nuno Guilherme (Portugal) Arndt Happe (Germany) Markus Hürzeler (Switzerland)

Lisbon2019The bridge to the future28th Annual Scientific Meeting26-28 Septembercongress.eao.org

Congress chairGil AlcoforadoCongress co-chairSusana Noronha

Preliminary programme

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Invited country:Brazil

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EAO Scientific Committee 2019CONGRESS CHAIRSGil Alcoforado (Portugal)Susana Noronha (Portugal)MEMBERSRicardo Faria de Almeida (Portugal)Fernando Guerra (Portugal)Arthur Novaes (Brazil)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Mariano Sanz (Spain)Frank Schwarz (Germany)Alberto Sicilia (Spain)

EAO Congress CommitteeCHAIRPERSONBjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)MEMBERSKathrin Becker (Germany)Jaime A. Gil (Spain)Iva Milinkovic (Serbia)Türker Örnekol (Turkey)Pascal Valentini (France)

Abstract CommitteeCHAIRRalf Kohal (Germany)RESTRICTED COMMITTEEMagnús Jón Björnsson (Iceland)Christel Larsson (Sweden)MEMBERSGoran Benic (Switzerland)Matteo Chiapasco (Italy)Nikolaos Donos (UK)Erhan Firatli (Turkey)Alfonso Gil (Spain)Klaus Gotfredsen (Denmark)Robert Haas (Austria)Flemming Isidor (Denmark)Matthias Kern (Germany)Niklaus P. Lang (Switzerland)Paulo Mascarenhas (Portugal)Andrea Mombelli (Switzerland)Timo Närhi (Finland)Gerry Raghoebar (Netherlands)Giovanni E. Salvi (Switzerland)Lars Schropp (Denmark)Hendrik Terheyden (Germany)Daniel Thoma (Switzerland)Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)Jorg Wiltfang (Germany)Anja Zembic (Switzerland)

FacultyPaulo Júlio Almeida (Portugal)Sofia Aroca (France)Zvi Artzi (Israel)Wael Att (USA)Andressa Ballarin (Brazil)Florian Beuer (Germany)Juan Blanco (Spain)Francisco Brandão de Brito (Portugal)Michel Brecx (Belgium)Dagmar Bunaes (Norway)Marcelo Calamita (Brazil)Luigi Canullo (Italy)João Caramês (Portugal)Frederico Catalão (Portugal)Luca Cordaro (Italy)Mithridade Davarpanah (France)Hugo de Bruyn (Belgium)Luca de Stavola (Italy)Marco Degidi (Italy)Jan Derks (Sweden)Daniel Edelhoff (Germany)Morten Enersen (Norway)Inês Faria (Portugal)Ricardo Faria de Almeida (Portugal)Vincent Fehmer (Switzerland)Jocelyne Feine (Canada)Kai Fischer (Germany)Helena Francisco (Portugal)German Gallucci (USA)Jeff Ganeles (USA)Alfonso Gil (Spain)Gustavo Giordani (Brazil)Oscar Gonzáles Martín (Spain)Stefano Gracis (Italy)Mario Groisman (Brazil)Ueli Grunder (Switzerland)Fernando Guerra (Portugal)Nuno Guilherme (Portugal)Arndt Happe (Germany)Markus Hürzeler (Switzerland)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)Gunnar Kahlmeter (Sweden)Björn Klinge (Sweden)Mauro Labanca (Italy)Bodil Lund (Norway)Duarte Marques (Portugal)Paulo Mascarenhas (Portugal)Frauke Müller (Switzerland)Kamal Mustafa (Norway)Jose Nart (Spain)José Manuel Navarro (UK)Manuel Neves (Portugal)Pedro Nicolau (Portugal)David Nisand (France)Susana Noronha (Portugal)

Arthur B. Novaes Jr. (Brazil)Turker Ornekol (Turkey)Alberto Pereira (Portugal)João Pimenta (Portugal)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Jaime Portugal (Portugal)Guillermo Pradies (Spain)Marc Quirynen (Belgium)Aušra Ramanauskaitė (Lithuania)João Carlos Ramos (Portugal)Helena Rebelo (Portugal)Luís Redinha (Portugal)Franck Renouard (France)Isabella Rocchietta (UK)José Carlos Rosa (Brazil)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)Mariano Sanz (Spain)Ignacio Sanz Sanchez (Spain)Henning Schliephake (Germany)Frank Schwarz (Germany)Anton Sculean (Switzerland)Jamil Awad Shibli (Brazil)Alberto Sicilia (Spain)Adriano Sousa (Portugal)Pascal Valentini (France)Tommie Van de Velde (Belgium)Eric Van Dooren (Belgium)Per Vult von Steyern (Sweden)Inger Wårdh (Sweden)Ann Wennerberg (Sweden)Ion Zabalegui (Spain)Homayoun Zadeh (USA)Diego Zimmermann (Brazil)

Symposia & Hands-on FacultyBilal Al-Nawas (Germany)Edmond Bedrossian (USA)Lyndon Cooper (USA)Marcus Dagnelid (Sweden)Miguel de Araújo Nobre (Portugal)Hugo de Bruyn (Belgium)Jeff Ganeles (USA)Malene Hallund (Denmark)Barry Levin (USA)Tomas Linkevicius (Lithuania)Neil Meredith (Australia)Carlos Moura Guedes (Portugal)Pär-Olov Östman (Sweden)Waldemar Polido (USA)Algirdas Puisys (Lithuania)Stefan Renvert (Sweden)Eirik Aasland Salvesen (Norway)António Silva (Portugal)Louwrens (Blackie) Swart (South Africa)Martin Wanendeya (UK)

Board of Directors (2019–2021)PRESIDENTHenning Schliephake (Germany)PRESIDENT ELECTLuca Cordaro (Italy)SECRETARY GENERALGil Alcoforado (Portugal)TREASURERRonald Jung (Switzerland)PAST PRESIDENTAlberto Sicilia (Spain)MEMBERSTürker Örnekol (Turkey)Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Isabella Rocchietta (UK)Irena Sailer (Switzerland)

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On behalf of the European Association for Osseointegration (EAO), we are delighted to announce that the EAO’s 28th annual scientific meeting will take place in Lisbon from 26–28 September 2019.

The congress will feature some of the biggest names in implant dentistry and attract thousands of people from around the world to Portugal’s capital. The EAO congress is a truly global event, and we are delighted to welcome Brazil as next year’s invited country.

The theme of the congress is building a ‘Bridge to the future’ of implant den-tistry. Reflecting this, the EAO has prepared an exciting scientific programme with many new features and a special focus on the future. You will have the opportunity to take part in dynamic and interactive sessions as speakers tackle hot topics relevant to clinical practice.

As ever, the conference will be a great opportunity to network, share research and discover new technology. The trade exhibition will bring you up to date with the cutting edge of research and innovation.

We hope you can join us in Lisbon for what will be one of the biggest events in the field, and help us inspire the future of implant dentistry.

Welcome to Lisbon

Gil AlcoforadoCongress chair28th annual scientific meeting

Susana NoronhaCongress co-chair28th annual scientific meeting

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Thursday 26th September Friday 27th September Saturday 28th SeptemberRooms

Auditorium I Room 2 Room 6 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10 Auditorium I Room 2 Room 6 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10 A B C Auditorium I Room 6 Room 2 Room 3 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10

8:00 8:00

9:00 9:00Junior Committee hands-on workshop

My first implant(Optional session)

Session 4

Loading protocols revisited

Session 6

Biological and technical complications

Session 5

Mapping a digital workflow: clinical and laboratory perspectives

Oral communications

SPPI session 1

Aesthetic commitment: will it be irreversible?

Oral communications

Hands-on sessions

Session 11

How to treat peri-implantitis

Session 12

When to save or “extract” an implant in the aesthetic zone

SPERO session 1

Diagnosis, treatment plan and oral rehabilitation

Dental assistants course

Theoretical session

Poster presentations

Oral communications

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Industry satellite symposium

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11:00 11:00Main session 2

How to treat cases involving buccal bone loss after extraction

OVERFLOW

SPP session 2Aesthetic commitment: will it be irreversible?

Session 13

The changing shape of abutments and implants: future evolution

Session 14

Antibiotics in implant dentistry

Certification workshop

E-reputation workshop

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12:00 12:00

30 30General assembly

Industry lunch symposium

Organised by: Planmeca

13:00 13:00

30Main session 1

New avenues in implant dentistry

OVERFLOW

30Session 7

Zirco-mania: where are we today and where are we heading?

Brazil and Friends' session

Improved aesthetic outcomes with anterior implants

Session 8

Immediate placement and immediate loading: current and future outlook

Oral communications

Oral communications

Hands-on sessions

Main session 3

Clinical case presentation and discussion

OVERFLOW

SPERO session 2

B3D lip sculpture: the harmony of lips with smile and face


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Implant rehabilitation in older patients

Session 3

Clinical Video Session

Session 2

Should we avoid implants in the aesthetic zone?

Oral communications

Oral communications 30

Session 9

A growing problem: recessions around implants

Session 10

The quest for perfection: achieving the best aesthetic results

Oral communications

Oral communications

Closing

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17:00 17:00Industry satellite symposium

Organised by: Geistlich


Organised by: Dentsply Sirona


Organised by: Camlog


Organised by: Nobel Biocare


Organised by: Straumann


Organised by: Zimmer Biomet

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Programme overview

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Thursday 26th September Friday 27th September Saturday 28th SeptemberRooms

Auditorium I Room 2 Room 6 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10 Auditorium I Room 2 Room 6 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10 A B C Auditorium I Room 6 Room 2 Room 3 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10

8:00 8:00

9:00 9:00Junior Committee hands-on workshop

My first implant(Optional session)

Session 4

Loading protocols revisited

Session 6

Biological and technical complications

Session 5

Mapping a digital workflow: clinical and laboratory perspectives

Oral communications

SPPI session 1

Aesthetic commitment: will it be irreversible?

Oral communications

Hands-on sessions

Session 11

How to treat peri-implantitis

Session 12

When to save or “extract” an implant in the aesthetic zone

SPERO session 1

Diagnosis, treatment plan and oral rehabilitation


Theoretical session

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Organised by: Invibio

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11:00 11:00Main session 2

How to treat cases involving buccal bone loss after extraction

OVERFLOW

SPP session 2Aesthetic commitment: will it be irreversible?

Session 13

The changing shape of abutments and implants: future evolution

Session 14

Antibiotics in implant dentistry

Certification workshop

E-reputation workshop

30 30

12:00 12:00

30 30General assembly

Industry lunch symposium

Organised by: Planmeca

13:00 13:00

30Main session 1

New avenues in implant dentistry

OVERFLOW

30Session 7

Zirco-mania: where are we today and where are we heading?

Brazil and Friends' session

Improved aesthetic outcomes with anterior implants

Session 8

Immediate placement and immediate loading: current and future outlook

Oral communications

Oral communications

Hands-on sessions

Main session 3

Clinical case presentation and discussion

OVERFLOW

SPERO session 2

B3D lip sculpture: the harmony of lips with smile and face


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15:00 15:00

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Implant rehabilitation in older patients

Session 3

Clinical Video Session

Session 2

Should we avoid implants in the aesthetic zone?

Oral communications

Oral communications 30

Session 9

A growing problem: recessions around implants

Session 10

The quest for perfection: achieving the best aesthetic results

Oral communications

Oral communications

Closing

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17:00 17:00Industry satellite symposium

Organised by: Geistlich


Organised by: Dentsply Sirona


Organised by: Camlog


Organised by: Nobel Biocare


Organised by: Straumann


Organised by: Zimmer Biomet

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Thursday 26th SeptemberMorning

9:00 12:30JUNIOR COMMITTEE HANDS-ON WORKSHOP

My first implantCHAIRSIva Milinkovic (Serbia)Ferruccio Torsello (Italy)

Limited spaces available, register now for this session at congress.eao.org for only 50 €

THEORETICAL TRAINING Osseointegration and factors influencing osseointegration:- bone level vs tissue level- parallel vs conical walls- implant connections vs implant surfaces

Treatment planning

Surgical aspects of implant placement:- step-by-step three-dimensional implant

placement Prosthodontic rehabilitation of implants

PRACTICAL TRAINING Hands-on exercises with pig jaws

10:15 12:15 Industry satellite symposia See page 12

BrazilThe EAO is the leading European association for scientists and clini-cians working in the field of implant dentistry. Since its foundation in 1991, the EAO has brought together practitioners and researchers from around the world to share their ideas and expertise.

This year, the Board of Directors is delighted to welcome Brazil as a guest country to the annual con-gress in Lisbon. With the highest number of members in South Amer-ica, a very active dental community and its mutual history with Portugal, Brazil was the natural choice for this year's guest country.

Brazilian delegates can enjoy regis-tration fees at discounted rates which are normally reserved for members. Delegates from Brazil who register before 25th June will also be eligible for early bird rates, and can register for 290 € (full price: 600 €)..

Don't miss the dedicated 'Bra-z i l and f r iends ' sess ion on Friday afternoon (27th September) on “Improved aesthetic outcomes with anterior implants” featuring interna-tional speakers from Brazil and Israel.

Invited country

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Please note that Plenary and Por-tuguese sessions will be translated from English to Portuguese.

Scientific programme

Plenary and Portuguese sessions

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Thursday 26th SeptemberAfternoon

13:15 14:45MAIN SESSION 1

New avenues in implant dentistryCHAIRSBjörn Klinge (Sweden)Dagmar Bunaes (Norway)

Are stem cells the implants of the future?Kamal Mustafa (Norway)The future of bone regenerationMariano Sanz (Spain)

15:15 16:45SESSION 1

Implant rehabilitation in older patientsCHAIRSLuca Cordaro (Italy)Pedro Nicolau (Portugal)

Identifying the best treatment optionsJocelyne Feine (Canada)Age-related oral health problemsInger Wårdh (Sweden)Peri-implantitis in elderly patient with dementiaFrauke Müller (Switzerland)

SESSION 2

Should we avoid implants in the aesthetic zone?CHAIRSIrena Sailer (Switzerland)Isabella Rocchietta (UK)

Placing implants in the aesthetic zoneHomayoun Zadeh (USA)No implants in the aesthetic zoneMarkus Hürzeler (Switzerland)

SESSION 3

Clinical Video SessionCHAIRSJosé Manuel Navarro (UK)Arndt Happe (Germany)

During this session, seven can-didates will present their clinical cases in video format. Attend this innovative session and learn about the best clinical cases from across the World! The best presentation will be awarded the European prize for clinical video in implant dentistry.

Oral communicationsSubmit your abstract before 2nd May at congress.eao.org to present your research to your peers in this dedicated session.


19:30 Members and faculty dinner at Tapada da Ajuda (limited seats) See page 18

22:00 Congress party at Ministerium Club


Broadcast live on Facebook

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Friday 27th SeptemberMorning

9:00 10:30SESSION 4

Loading protocols revisitedCHAIRSPascal Valentini (France)João Pimenta (Portugal)

The US perspectiveJeff Ganeles (USA)The European perspectiveJoão Caramês (Portugal)

SESSION 5

Mapping a digital workflow: clinical and laboratory perspectivesCHAIRSGerman Gallucci (USA)Luís Redinha (Portugal)

Clinical perspectiveEric Van Dooren (Belgium)Laboratory perspectiveVincent Fehmer (Switzerland)

SESSION 6

Biological and technical complicationsCHAIRSFranck Renouard (France)Werner Lill (Austria)

SPPI* SESSION 1

Aesthetic commitment: will it be irreversible?CHAIRInês Faria (Portugal)

A multidisciplinary approach to the aesthetic sequelae of periodontal treatmentRicardo Faria e Almeida (Portugal) and Adriano Sousa (Portugal)

Oral communicationsSubmit your abstract before May 2nd at congress.eao.org to present your research to your peers in this dedicated session.

SPPI* SESSION 2

Aesthetic commitment: will it be irreversible? Part 2

CHAIRInês Faria (Portugal)

Surgical/prosthetic approach for aesthetic complications in the treatment with dental implantsRicardo Faria e Almeida (Portugal) and Adriano Sousa (Portugal)

11:00 12:00

12:30 14:00 EAO General Assembly

9:00 11:30 Hands-on sessions See page 14

* SPPI: Sociedade Portuguesa de Periodiontologia e Implantes

MAIN SESSION 2

How to treat cases involving buccal bone loss after extractionCHAIRSAlberto Sicilia (Spain)Ronald Jung (Switzerland)

11:00 12:30

The IDR (Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration) solutionJosé Carlos Rosa (Brazil)

The soft tissue solutionIon Zabalegui (Spain)

Broadcast live on Facebook

The L-PRF solutionMarc Quirynen (Belgium)

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Friday 27th SeptemberAfternoon

13:30 15:00SESSION 7

Zirco-mania: where are we today and where are we heading?CHAIRSFlorian Beuer (Germany)Fernando Guerra (Portugal)

Zirconia on teethDaniel Edelhoff (Germany)Zirconia on implantsWael Att (USA)

SESSION 8

Immediate placement and immediate loading: current and future outlookCHAIRSHenning Schliephake (Germany)Oscar Gonzáles Martín (Spain)

Staged placement approachUeli Grunder (Switzerland)Immediate placement approachMarco Degidi (Italy)

Oral communicationsSubmit your abstract before 2nd May at congress.eao.org to present your research to your peers in this dedicated session.

BRAZIL & FRIENDS’ SESSION

Improved aesthetic outcomes with anterior implantsCHAIRSArthur B. Novaes Jr. (Brazil)Manuel Neves (Portugal)

13:30 17:00

SESSION 9

A growing problem: recessions around implantsCHAIRSMauro Labanca (Italy)Paulo Mascarenhas (Portugal)

How to prevent recessions around implantsAnton Sculean (Switzerland)Treatment of recessions around implants with the tunnel techniqueSofia Aroca (France)Treatment of recessions around implants with the VISTA techniqueAlfonso Gil (Spain)

SESSION 10

The quest for perfection: achieving the best aesthetic resultsCHAIRSPer Vult von Steyern (Sweden)Guillermo Pradies (Spain)

Achieving the best aesthetic restorations: are materials the answer?Marcelo Calamita (Brazil)Prosthetic considerations when rehabilitating implants in the aes-thetic zoneNuno Guilherme (Portugal)

Biological foundations for improved aesthetic outcomesArthur B. Novaes Jr. (Brazil)Single implants versus multiple implants in the aesthetic zoneMario Groisman (Brazil)Strategies to optimise aesthetics around dental implants in the ante-rior zone: an updateJamil Awad Shibli (Brazil)

Digital techniques: guided surgery and predictable aestheticsDiego Zimmermann (Brazil)The relationship between perio and implants in the aesthetic zoneGustavo Giordani (Brazil)How to confront severe defects in the anterior maxillaZvi Artzi (Israel)

15:30 17:00


13:30 16:00 Hands-on sessions See page 14


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Saturday 28th SeptemberMorning

9:00 10:30SESSION 11

How to treat peri-implantitisCHAIRSFrank Schwarz (Germany)Aušra Ramanauskaitė (Lithuania)

Current approaches for treating peri-implantitisIgnacio Sanz Sanchez (Spain)Regenerative approaches for peri-implantitisJan Derks (Sweden)

SESSION 12: JUNIOR COMMITTEE SESSION

When to save or “extract” an implant in the aesthetic zoneCHAIRSHelena Francisco (Portugal)Tommie Van de Velde (Belgium)

SPEAKERSLuca de Stavola (Italy)Kai Fischer (Germany)Jose Nart (Spain)


SPERO* SESSION 1

Diagnosis, treatment plan and oral rehabilitationStefano Gracis (Italy)

CHAIRSJoão Carlos Ramos (Portugal)Jaime Portugal (Portugal)

9:00 12:30

11:00 12:30SESSION 13

The changing shape of abutments and implants: future evolutionCHAIRSTürker Örnekol (Turkey)Ricardo Faria Almeida (Portugal)

Implant surface modificationsAnn Wennerberg (Sweden)Abutment surface modificationsLuigi Canullo (Italy)How implant and abutment design influence clinical outcomesHugo de Bruyn (Belgium)

SESSION 14

Antibiotics in implant dentistryCHAIRSMorten Enersen (Norway)Michel Brecx (Belgium)

Antibiotics, globalization and bacterial resistanceGunnar Kahlmeter (Sweden)Antibiotics in implant dentistryBodil Lund (Norway)

Live broadcast on Facebook

* SPERO: Sociedade Portuguesa de Estética e Reabilitação Oral

11:00 12:30 Certification workshop E-Reputation workshop


DENTAL ASSISTANTS COURSE

Theoretical session

SPEAKERSInês Faria (Portugal)Francisco Brandão de Brito (Portugal)Frederico Catalão (Portugal)

Implantology: what is it? indications of implant therapy diagnosis and treatment plan the surgical act complementay surgical procedures guided bone regeneration maxillary sinus elevation soft tissue graft post-operative care implants rehabilitation supportive therapy peri-implant pathology

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Saturday 28th SeptemberAfternoon

14:00 15:30MAIN SESSION 3

Clinical case presentation and discussionCHAIRS:Bjarni Pjetursson (Iceland)Susana Noronha (Portugal)

SPERO* SESSION 2

B3D lip sculpture: the harmony of lips with smile and faceAndressa Ballarin (Brazil)

CHAIRSDuarte Marques (Portugal)Paulo Júlio Almeida (Portugal)

13:30 14:30

EXPERTSHelena Rebelo (Portugal)Guillermo Pradies (Spain)Mithridade Davarpanah (France)Stefano Gracis (Italy)

SPEAKERSJuan Blanco (Spain)David Nisand (France)

SPERO* SESSION 3

Osteogenic distraction: application in aesthetics, orofacial physiology and rehabilitationAlberto Pereira (Portugal)

CHAIRSDuarte Marques (Portugal)Paulo Júlio Almeida (Portugal)

14:30 15:30

15:30 15:45 Closing ceremony

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* SPERO: Sociedade Portuguesa de Estética e Reabilitação Oral

DENTAL ASSISTANTS COURSE

Hands-on workshop

SPEAKERSInês Faria (Portugal)Francisco Brandão de Brito (Portugal)Frederico Catalão (Portugal)

13:30 15:30

Room preparation Patient preparation Instruments: what to choose and how to organize Implant surgery – step by step, aspiration and implant handling Suturing 5 Post-operative recommendations

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Industry satellite symposia

Thursday 26th September 10:15 12:15

Enabling best practices using Osstell implant diagnostics

Evidence based guidance for implant loading – sharing knowledge for predictable treatment outcomes

MODERATORMarcus Dagnelid (Sweden)

SPEAKERSJeff Ganeles (USA), Barry Levin (USA) Neil Meredith (Australia)

The speakers will demonstrate how clinicians can achieve predictable and optimal time to teeth for each patient using Osstell implant diagnostics.Easy access to evidence-based diagnostics and statistics is important to guide both implantologists and specialists about osseointegration of implants.Therefore, Osstell has developed a unique cloud-based portal, the Osstell Connect, a global online service enabling actionable insights and a powerful tool of “factfulness” for the clinician.

There is increased interest in the long term clinical outcomes and quality of life of patients treated with a high performance polymer for the framework material for full-arch implant-supported dental prosthetics, rather than the traditionally used metal or ceramic materials. The presentations by The MALO CLINIC will focus on laboratory experiences and clinical outcomes with JUVORA full-arch implant supported prosthe-ses on edentulous patients.

What if a prosthetic frame could influence quality of life?

Clinical Experience with PEEK Infrastructure Results of an Ongoing Prospective StudyCarlos Moura Guedes (Portugal)Lab Perspective with PEEK Infrastructure in Multiple Applications on Implant DentistryAntónio Silva (Portugal)The potential of PEEK Infrastructure for Achieving and Maintaining Successful ResultsMiguel de Araújo Nobre (Portugal)

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Bringing inspiration and innovation to dental professionals

Inspiration TALKS – making the difference with evolution, innovation and convenience

SPEAKERSLyndon Cooper (USA)Martin Wanendeya (UK)Malene Hallund (Denmark)

High quality implant dentistry is like the art and science of building a bridge. You start with a foundation based on science, followed by detailed planning and precise surgical skills, completed by a unique, esthetic, restor-ative design. Together with solutions based on continuous evolution, digital innovation and convenience, the final result makes a difference for each and every patient. And just like the bridge, implant dentistry helps overcome obstacles and create opportunities—to enjoy life again today and tomorrow.

17:00 19:00

Regeneration of tissues in sites affected by peri-implantitisStefan Renvert (Sweden)

Peri-implantitis affected implants lesions can be successfully regenerated using regenerative measures and maintained over a long time. The lecture will not only cover diagnosis and classification, but also when and how to apply predictive regenerative procedures.

Digital planning in GBR: customized bone regeneration® in complex bone augmentationBilal Al-Nawas (Germany)

Vertical bone augmentation requires space maintaining elements to provide graft stability but are associated with time consuming procedures. 3D printing technology offers new opportunities to reduce surgical time due to customization and supports planning of bone regeneration and implant positioning in a digital workflow.

Thursday 26th September


Advancements in implant dentistry – accelerating clinical developments with novel techniques and long-term proven elements

MODERATORMariano Sanz (Spain) Surgical performance of implant designs aiming at immediacy concepts and compromised sitesTiziano Testori (Italy)Influence of implant and prosthetic features on long-term marginal bone levelFernando Guerra (Spain)Novel soft tissue matrix designed for repopulation and revascularization. First clinical report on NOVOMATRIX™Gerhard Iglhaut (Germany)

Innovating implant dentistry at highest scientific and ethical standards – at the right speed –accelerating evolution. This is a challenge to the dental industry as well as for practitioners in choosing their preferred techniques and workflows. Joint goal is to improve patient’s quality of live by shortening treatment times while reaching predictable, highly aesthetical, long-living results. This industry symposium will highlight new possibilities within the BioHorizons Camlog solution portfolio ranging from surgical options in compromised sights to novel regenerative matrices – focusing on sharing clinical outcomes and scientific evidence.

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Achieving predictable clinical outcomes in immediate implant protocols. Appropriate planning and innovative techniques

MODERATORWaldemar Polido (USA)

SPEAKERSEirik Aasland Salvesen (Norway)Algirdas Puisys (Lithuania)Tomas Linkevicius (Lithuania)Louwrens (Blackie) Swart (Republic of South Africa)Edmond Bedrossian (USA)

Revolutionary innovations in implant dentistry – experience the novel implant system, Nobel Biocare N1™

MODERATORGabor Tepper (Austria)

Immediate implant protocols have revolutionized implant dentistry as they offer a variety of benefits for pa-tients and help clinicians treat specific indications, especially in the esthetic zone.During this corporate forum, world-renowned speakers will present successful immediate treatment concepts for different reconstruction modalities, from single tooth restoration to full arch rehabilitation using the Strau-mann® ProArch® solutions. The innovative techniques for hard and soft tissue management will also be pre-sented. Particular attention will be paid on the appropriate treatment planning, as well as selection of the most suitable components based on patients’ unique clinical situations.

Nobel Biocare introduces a revolutionary implant system. Innovations in site preparation, implant and abut-ment surfaces and design have all been combined to achieve bone preservation, the Mucointegration™ pro-cess and improve patient comfort.Discover how world-renowned clinicians have reduced complexity, streamlined workflows, and shortened treatment times with a state-of-the-art system. It removes guesswork and presents a treatment option that patients are more likely to accept – all driven by biological and minimally invasive principles.Join our dynamic discussion about the design rationale, scientific evidence, and clinical experience, and gain practical advice on how to incorporate these innovations into daily practice.

Friday 27th September 17:15 19:15

Each session is a real asset offered in addition to the official programme. The symposia sessions are rich in research and innovation and organised by industry partners.Industry partners place particular importance on developing solutions and products in collaboration with leading researchers and scientists working in the field of implant dentistry.

Note for partnersIndustry satellite sympo-sia slots are still available, please contact Vincent Laudun, [email protected] for more information.


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Friday 27th September


How to combine Bone Regeneration and Orthodontics.What is Predictable, Possible and Impossible in Digital Dentistry.

This scientific session will review two hot topics in implant dentistry; firstly Prof. Neiva will present innovative bone grafting techniques combined with orthodontic treatment, followed by Prof. Pradies who will bring more clarity to the digital dentistry procedures, focusing on what’s predictable, what’s possible and what’s impossible.

12:30 13:30

Saturday 28th September

Achieving perfect implant placement? Strategies for prosthetically driven digital implant planning

SPEAKERZachary Evans (USA)

Since the clinical incorporation of CBCT and intraoral imaging into the dental implant practice, the ability for digital planning has evolved. A wide variety of strategies have been developed to plan the surgery (i.e. implant position), referencing the radiographic data along with models or interpretations of the future restorative de-sign. Two questions have arisen: What digital implant planning strategies are the most useful; and what do we consider to be the best implant position? This presentation will review new research into how different digital workflows for implant planning affect the validity of the plan, and demonstrate an ideal workflow.

SPEAKERRodrigo Neiva (USA)

Prof. Neiva will present a treatment approach to accelerate orthodontic treatment and prevent dehiscence defects and gingival recessions associated to orthodontic arch expansion. The rationale, advantages and disad-vantages for this technique will be discussed, as well as the graft material selection and its use for alveolar ridge augmentation to be done prior to, and during active orthodontic treatment.

SPEAKERGuillermo Pradies (Spain)

Digital dentistry is here to stay. As clinicians we must know the advantages as well as the limitations of the digital dental procedures. While intraoral scanners and digital designing and production methods are improv-ing the daily clinical practice bringing accuracy and speed to the treatments, we should be aware of what’s predictable, what’s possible and what’s impossible nowadays. We need to ensure successful and predictable treatments to our patients.

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Hands-on sessionsFriday 27th September

9:00 11:30 OR 13:30 16:00

Identifying candidates for immediate placement in a post-extraction socket in the anterior zone; use tissue management guidelines to preserve natural gingival contours and execute necessary surgical techniques

Update on current research and presentation of a novel Implant design for post extraction immedi-ate loading with hard and soft tissue preservation

SPEAKERSHugo De Bruyn (Belgium)Pär-Olov Östman (Sweden)

Immediate implant placement in a post-extraction socket in the aesthetic zone is challenging. Anatomic challenges may necessitate cement-retained restorations or angled abut-ments, neither optimal for preserving mid-facial tissue.

We’ll demonstrate how the use of an implant with a novel design, Inverta, ™ together with appropriate screw-retained restoration can help maximize bone and soft tissue volume. A dual or Co-Axis® Implant design allows for subcrestal an-gle correction.

After the workshop, participants should be able to: Identify patients for post-extraction socket immediate place-ment in the anterior zone Incorporate tissue management guidelines to preserve nat-ural gingival contours Explain the benefits of a site-specific implant and screw-re-tained restorations Execute the necessary surgical techniques

Information available at congress.eao.org

Information available at congress.eao.org

Hands-on sessions(limited to 30 or 40 participants per session)The aim of the hands-on sessions is to promote new techniques and offer high-level practical training under the guidance of renowned experts.These courses are organised by industry partners and each sponsor will run two sessions during the day. Delegates can register for the morning or the afternoon session for only 160 € (including 23% VAT as of March 2019).

Note for partnersHands-on sessions slots are still available, please contact Vincent Laudun, [email protected] for more information.

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Walk through historic neighbourhoodsIf you like historic areas, visit Alfama – the oldest part of Lisbon. Or visit the Baixa district to discover mag-nificent plazas and wide avenues lined with grand Baroque buildings. Chiado is an elegant and bohemian neighbourhood in Lisbon, offering numerous shopping and cultural opportunities. If you're looking for good fado restaurants, the Bairro Alto district is the place to be, with its cool 'alternative' atmosphere.

Try pastéis de nataThese tasty custard tarts are Lis-bon’s best-known dessert, and are best served hot sprinkled with cin-namon. Where better to try them than at Pastéis de Belém, where natas were first sold in 1837. The owners proudly claim they use the original recipe to this day!

Get the best views at Lisbon's MiradourosOne of the top-rated things to do in Lisbon is to admire the view at one of Lisbon's many Miradouros. The most famous is Miradouro São Pe-dro de Alcantara, which is especially magnificent at sunset. Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, Miradouro do Graça and Miradouro das Portas do Sol also offer spectacular panoramic views of the city.

Walk along thousand-year-old wallsThe hilltop fortifications of Caste-lo de São Jorge date back to the mid-11th century. Roam the snaking ramparts and pine-shaded court-yards for unparalleled views of the city’s iconic red rooftops to the river.

Visit the Belém TowerOne of Lisbon's most iconic land-marks, the early 16th-century Torre de Belém stands over the mouth of the Tagus river, guarding the entrance to the city's harbour. It is a symbol of Lisbon's maritime his-tory and is reached via a walkway raised out over the water on tim-bers. Inside, it is filled with intricate stonework and amazing views of the Atlantic.

Hop on Tram 28Riding the iconic yellow Tram 28 from Martim Moniz to Campo Ouri-que is one of the best ways to expe-rience Lisbon. See the city from the streets themselves and drive past the main landmarks an attractions, and you can let the tram climb those hills for you!

Unique experiences in Lisbon

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Listen to FadoFado music is a traditional music genre characterised by its slow and melancholic rhythm. It was recent-ly added to the UNESCO’s list of World’s Intangible Heritage.

A trip to Lisbon wouldn't be com-plete without enjoying dinner and being serenaded by fado music. Discover

a 500-year-old MonasteryThe Monastery of Jerónimos was built in the 15th century to com-memorate Vasco da Gama's 'discov-ery' of India. The main attraction is the extraordinarily intricate Gothic chapel opening on to a grand mon-astery, in which some of Portugal's greatest historical figures are en-tombed. It is also one of the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Pay tribute to the explorers who came before youThe Padrão dos Descobrimentos marks the shore of the Tagus Estu-ary. The monument's grand archi-tecture and stonework and is an ornate testimony to the successes of Portuguese exploration during the Age of Discovery. Once you spot it, be sure to pick out the legend-ary figures of Vasco da Gama and Prince Henry the Navigator.

We have negotiated rates with a selec-tion of hotels in different areas of Lis-bon to make your stay an unforgetta-ble experience.Please note that Eventime group is the official booking organisation for the EAO's 2019 Congress. The only official correspondence you should receive will be from the EAO or Eventime.

Baixa district(city centre, 15 min by taxi)

1 Pestana CR7 from 207 €2 My Story Hotel Tejo from 149 €

Belem district(5 min by taxi)

3 Pestana Palace from 217 €

Marques de Pombal district(15 min by taxi)

4 Sana Lisboa from 212 €5 Holiday Inn Express from 165 €

Prices based on a standard single room, with breakfast and city tax included.

Visit congress.eao.org to find out more!

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São Jorge Castle

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Sé De LisboaCathedral

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Official languageThe official language of the EAO congress is English. Some sessions will be translated into Portuguese.

ExhibitionAn exhibition will be held during the congress. It will offer an excel-lent opportunity for companies to display their products.

Companies wishing to exhibit may obtain information by contacting Vin-cent Laudun at: [email protected] or +33 1 42 36 62 21.

How to get to the Centro de Congressos de Lisboa (CCL)Lisbon airport is within the city lim-its and is only 7km from the popular tourist districts of Baixa, Alfama and Chiado.

A taxi fare from the airport to the CCL or to the city centre will cost 10–15 € depending on traffic and luggage.

Lisbon’s official city taxis are painted in a distinctive black and green col-our (older taxis are cream coloured).

Discount on flight tickets

TAP Air Portugal has agreed to of-fer a discount to the participants of the EAO congress

in Lisbon who book their flight and buy tickets exclusively through TAP Air Portugal’s website. The event code below must be mentioned when making the booking in order to obtain the discount: enter the website www.flytap.com

select flights and dates insert the event code IT19TPCG42 in the Promotion/Congress Code Box, located on the left side of the web-page

Tapada da Ajuda is a former Royal Park, and is one of the most beauti-ful and idyllic spots in Lisbon.

The dinner will be served in the park's scenic cast-iron Exhibition Pavilion dating back to 1884.

Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

General information

DateFrom Thursday 26th Septemberto Saturday 28th September 2019

VenueCentro de Congressos de LisboaPraça das Indústrias 11300–307 Lisboa, Portugal

Members and Faculty Dinner

80 € per personThursday 26th September, 2019

EAO Members LoungeMake the most of your congress experience and grab a bite between sessions or network with colleagues in the Members Lounge.

You can also skip the crowds and tune in to sessions broadcast directly to viewing stations in the Members Lounge!

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MEMBERS

Available to EAO members, Portuguese Societies members & Accompanying guests.

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Registration now open!

Groups minimum: 10 participants deadline for registration: July 26th payment upon receipt of invoice (final deadline for payment: September 7th)

Please contact Elise Tagliarino:[email protected]

Cancellation policyAll registration cancellations must be made in writing (by email) to Elise Tagliarino:[email protected]

Up to and including June 30thYou will receive a reimbursement of 50% of the fees paid. If you have not paid prior to cancelling, 50% of the registration fee will still remain due.

From July 1stNo refund. If you have not made payment before that date, the total registration fee will still remain due to the congress office.

All refunds will be issued after the congress. Queries will not be ac-cepted after October 25th 2019.

Early bird rate until July 2nd, 2019

Regular rate until September 10th, 2019

Last & on-site rate from September 11th, 2019

EAO members

290 € 490 € 600 €Brazilian delegatesSOPIO, SPEMD, SPERO and SPPI members

EAO student members 90 € 320 € 450 €

EAO young professionals members 150 € 380 € 500 €

Dental assistants* 100 € 350 €

Non members 600 € 700 € 800 €

Groups 590 € until July 26th

Please note that registration fees include 23% VAT.* The dental assistants rate allows access to the dedicated 'Dental assistants course' on Saturday 28th September and the exhibition only.

The conference registration fee includes: admission to congress sessions, industry satellite sessions, digital poster area and exhibition area congress documents including the final programme, digital ab-stract book and congress app

lunch and coffee breaks optional (with additional cost): hands-on sessions (160 €), 'My first implant' session (50 €) Become a

member today and save up to 450 € on your registration fee

full member: 228,59 € (+50 € joining fee the first year)

young professional: 142,24 €

student: 50,80 €

over 65: 50,80 €(including 21% Belgian VAT)

Further info at

membership.eao.org

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MEMBERS

Congress ManagementVincent [email protected]+33 1 42 36 62 21

RegistrationElise [email protected]+33 6 10 12 43 69

AccommodationGeoffrey [email protected]+33 6 09 97 13 59

Contacts

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Keepthe futureof implantologyin your sights.Join the EAO

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Priority registration and reduced fees for EAO

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Digital access to exclusive videos on the Online Library

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until July 2nd Lisbon · Mario Groisman (Brazil) Ueli Grunder (Switzerland) Fernando Guerra (Portugal) Nuno Guilherme (Portugal) Arndt Happe (Germany) Markus Hürzeler (Switzerland)