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ICOI WINTER IMPLANT SYMPOSIUM
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Accreditation.......................................................................................................................................................... 4
Mission Statement................................................................................................................................................ 5
Main Podium Faculty............................................................................................................................................. 7
Schedule At A Glance:
Pre-Symposium Courses................................................................................................................................... 8
Scientific Program........................................................................................................................................ 9-10
Tabletop/Poster Presentations and Welcome Reception.................................................................................. 11
Scientific Program Learning Objectives:
Thursday, January 22nd.................................................................................................................................. 13
Friday, January 23rd................................................................................................................................... 14-15
Saturday, January 24th.............................................................................................................................. 16-17
Auxiliary Program............................................................................................................................................ 19-20
Auxiliary Speakers............................................................................................................................................... 21
Auxiliary Learning Objectives......................................................................................................................... 21-23
Exhibitors........................................................................................................................................................ 24-25
Exhibitor Booth Locations.................................................................................................................................... 25
Meeting Notes................................................................................................................................................ 26-27
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACCREDITATION
TO RECEIVE CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS
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your AGD # is missing or incorrect you will need to print your CEU sheet and submit it to the AGD yourself.
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a service of the American Dental Association to assist
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or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
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This activity is designated for 20 continuing education credits.
All scientific session presentations are lecture format.
The Scientific Session presentations qualify for AGD Subject Code 690 Implants.
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Dentistry. The formal continuing education programs of this program provider are accepted
by AGD for Fellowship, Mastership and membership maintenance credit. Approval does
not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement. The current term of approval extends from April 1, 2014 to March 31, 2018. Provider ID#
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We reserve the right to modify course content or faculty.
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ICOI Winter Implant Symposium • Orlando, Florida • January 22-24, 2015
MISSION STATEMENT
MISSION STATEMENT
The 2015 ICOI Winter Implant Symposium’s goal is to provide the attendees with a balanced clinical and
scientific view of the evolution of implant dentistry. Starting with implant site development through hard
and soft tissue regeneration all the way to temporization, all aspects of implant dentistry will be examined
and brought up to date with current concepts and philosophies. Cutting edge technologies will be
presented to help the clinician see the advantages of today’s technological advances in the implant therapy
and patient education. The symposium will also address current concepts in screw-retained versus cement
retained restorations.
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this symposium, attendees will:
• Discuss the evolution of root form implants from their introduction into the
profession today
• Recognize the impact of digital technologies on the practice of dentistry
and dental education
• Learn an extra treatment modality that avoids extensive surgery, both with
immediate and delayed loading
• Identify and discuss controversies in dental implants
• Review the management of difficult implant situations
• Understand how to achieve improved predictability for dental implant placement
• Explore clinical attributes of screw retained vs. cement retained provisionals
An independent two and a half (2½) day main podium and/or choice of certification programs
will be offered to all team members by our auxiliary section, the ADIA. Delegates are welcome
to attend any session.
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I want to personally welcome you to the ICOI 2015 Winter Implant Symposium in sunny Orlando,
Florida, January 22-24, 2015. Starting with Dr. Per-Ingvar Branemark’s serendipitous discovery
of osseointegration, implants have revolutionized dentistry. Today, we regenerate patients’ form,
function and esthetics. We are truly changing lives.
With the help of our illustrious global faculty, we will look at lessons taught and lessons learned.
From the early years of the ubiquitous 3.75 mm commercially pure titanium implants to the wide
array of sizes and surfaces we have today, we will follow the evolution of dental implants and the
science that has brought us to the current cutting edge of implant dentistry.
I invite you and your staff to take full advantage of the curriculum. The line-up begins with the
pre-symposium lectures and workshops on Thursday morning and continues with the auxiliary
program and the main podium speakers until Saturday afternoon. This symposium promises to
bring you close to the forefront of the field.
Best regards,
Avi Schetritt, DMD, Program Chair
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Each faculty member speaking at programs sponsored by the ICOI must complete a Conflict of Interest Statement
form prior to the program. If there is a conflict of interest or if a speaker is receiving support in relationship to
his/her presentation, this will be mentioned by the session host. Completed forms are available at the registration
desk upon request.
DR. JEFFREY BABUSHKIN
General Practitioner, Fellow in the American
Academy of General Dentistry as well as the
ICOI, Trumbull, CT
DR. ALAN MELTZER
Department of Post-Graduate Periodontics
and Periodontal Prosthetics at the University
of Pennsylvania, Voorhees, NJ
DR. JOSEPH CARPENTIERI
Associate Professor at Columbia University
College of Dental Medicine, Prosthodontist,
private practice, White Plains, NY
DR. MICHAEL MOSCOVITCH
Prosthodontist, Professor of Graduate
Prosthodontics at Boston University,
Quebec, Canada
DR. GORDON CHRISTENSEN
Founder and Director of Practical Clinical
Courses, Diplomate American Board of
Prosthodontics, Provo, UT
DR. ADY PALTI
General Practitioner, private practice,
Baden-Baden, Germany
DR. MOHAMED SHERINE EL ATTAR
Professor of Prosthodontics, Faculty of
Dentistry, University of Alexandria,
Alexandria, Egypt
DR. MICHAEL PIKOS
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon,
private practice, Palm Harbor, FL
DR. SCOTT GANZ
Prosthodontist, private practice,
Fort Lee, NJ
DR. MITRA SADRAMELI
Faculty at University of British Columbia,
Private Practice, Oral and Maxillofacial
Radiology, Vancouver, Canada
DR. RICK FERGUSON
General Practitioner, private practice,
Davie, FL
DR. NIGEL SAYNOR
Honorary Clinical Tutor, Manchester
University, private practice, London,
United Kingdom
DR. LARRY GRILLO
Restorative Director for the Miami based
ISTM, an Implant Soft Tissue Management
Program, private practice, Miami, FL
DR. GERARD SCORTECCI
Scientific Chairman, Basal Implantology
Program at the University of Nice-Sophia
Antipolis Medical School, private practice,
Nice, France
DR. JOSEPH KAN
Prosthodontics and Implant Surgery,
Loma Linda University School of Dentistry,
private practice, Loma Linda, CA
DR. DWAYNE KARATEEW
Clinical Assistant Professor, Dept. of
Prosthodontics Post Graduate
Prosthodontics, University of British
Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
DR. BACH LE
Clinical Associate Professor, Department
of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Herman
Ostrow School of Dentistry, USC,
Whittier, CA
Website: www.icoiorlando2015.org DR. MARIUS STEIGMANN
Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor
University of Michigan Department of
Periodontics, Diplomate with the ICOI,
private practice, Neckargemuend, Germany
DR. CHRISTIAN STOHLER
Dean of Columbia University School of
Dental Medicine and Senior Vice President
of Columbia University Medical Center,
New York, NY
MR. RYAN WALTER
International Speaker, Member of Seton
Hall School of Business Leadership Advisory
Council, Langley, Canada
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MAIN PODIUM FACULTY
MAIN PODIUM FACULTY
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
PRE-SYMPOSIUM COURSES
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 • 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
SPEAKER AND COURSE
DR. ANDREW SPECTOR
Computer Guided Implantology and
CAD/CAM Design in Your Practice
AGD Code: 697
ROOM
Denver
DR. GORDON CHRISTENSEN
Simple, Affordable, Predictable
Treatment for Edentulous Patients
AGD Code: 697
Grand 2
DR. RAYMOND YUKNA
LANAP and Nd:YAG Laser for
Periodontitis and Peri-implantitis
AGD Code: 497
Grand 1
DR. DAVID WONG
An A to Z Update on Socket Graft
Management and Soft Tissue
Grafting Concepts
AGD Code: 318
Grand 4
DR. CHARLES SCHLESINGER
Sinus Elevation, Immediate Placement
and Beyond - An Exploration of These
Important Topics
AGD Code: 691
DR. MARIUS STEIGMANN
Soft Tissue Management of the
Thin Biotype in the Esthetic Zone
AGD Code: 690
DR. JOHN RUSSO
Socket Grafting for Implant Placement
AGD Code: 691
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SPONSOR
Chicago
Grand 3
Grand 5
ICOI Winter Implant Symposium • Orlando, Florida • January 22-24, 2015
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 • AFTERNOON SESSION
Session Host: Dr. Avi Schetritt
12:45 pm to 1:00 pm
OPENING COMMENTS:
Drs. Kenneth Judy, Avi Schetritt and Gerard Scortecci
1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Dr. Gordon Christensen:
Root Form Dental Implants - Where Are We Now?
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Dr. Christian Stohler:
The Dawn of a New Era for Dentistry and Dental Education
3:00 pm to 3:45 pm
BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
3:45 pm to 4:45 pm
Dr. Michael Moscovitch:
Patient Specific Implant Restorations: the Reality of High Performance Ceramics –
5+ Year Clinical Results
4:45 pm to 5:45 pm
Dr. Michael Pikos:
Immediate Implant Reconstruction: 2015 (Same Day Teeth™)
6:00 pm to 7:30 pm
TABLETOP & POSTER PRESENTATIONS AND WELCOME RECEPTION:
Exhibit Hall: Grand Ballroom 7-14
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2015 • MORNING SESSION
Session Host: Dr. Michael Moscovitch
7:30 am to 8:00 am
BREAKFAST WITH EXHIBITORS
8:00 am to 9:00 am
Dr. Larry Grillo:
Hyper-esthetic All-on-Four® Style Restorations Utilizing Zirconia
& Lithium Disilicate Restorations
9:00 am to 10:00 am
Dr. Nigel Saynor:
Contemporary Concepts in Anterior Aesthetics
10:00 am to 10:30 am BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
10:30 am to 11:30 am Dr. Jeffrey Babushkin:
Provisionals: Not Just a Dress Rehearsal
11:30 am to 12:30 pm Dr. Marius Steigmann:
Soft Tissue Management in the Aesthetic Zone - Prevention and Solving Complications
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM: Room for all sessions: Crystal H
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2015 • AFTERNOON SESSION
Session Host: Dr. Rick Ferguson
12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
LUNCH WITH EXHIBITORS
1:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Dr. Joseph Carpentieri:
Introduction to CAD/CAM and Digital Implant Dentistry
2:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Dr. Joseph Kan:
Immediate Tooth Replacement in the Esthetic Zone: Lessons Learned from 18 Years
3:30 pm to 4:15 pm
BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
4:15 pm to 5:15 pm
Dr. Gerard Scortecci:
Learning from Long-Term Clinical Follow-up
5:15 pm to 6:15 pm
Dr. Rick Ferguson:
Avoiding Errors with 3D Planning and Execution - Past, Present and Future
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
AWARDS CEREMONY: Crystal H
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 • MORNING SESSION
Session Host: Dr. Dwayne Karateew
7:30 am to 8:00 am
BREAKFAST WITH EXHIBITORS
8:00 am to 9:00 am
Dr. Mitra Sadrameli:
Interpretation of CBCT Data for Prosthetic and Surgical Solutions
9:00 am to 10:00 am
Dr. Bach Le:
The Challenge of Bone Augmentation in the Aesthetic Zone
10:00 am to 10:30 am BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
10:30 am to 11:30 am Dr. Mohamed Sherine El Attar:
Narrow Diameter Implants: Do We Really Know its Capacity?
11:30 am to 12:30 pm Dr. Scott Ganz:
Innovative Diagnostic and Surgical Concepts to Assess Bone Graft Donor
and Receptor Sites: New Tools to Achieve Success
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 • AFTERNOON SESSION
Session Host: Dr. Mitra Sadrameli
12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
LUNCH WITH EXHIBITORS
1:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Mr. Ryan Walter:
Leading Hungry Teams
2:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Dr. Dwayne Karateew:
The Digital Evolution and Revolution in Implant Dentistry
3:30 pm to 4:15 pm
BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
4:15 pm to 5:15 pm
Dr. Ady Palti:
Sinus Elevation Techniques, Materials and Troubleshooting
5:15 pm to 6:15 pm
Dr. Alan Meltzer:
Immediate Placement with Immediate Restoration: Single Teeth,
Short Span Bridge, Full Arch
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ICOI Winter Implant Symposium • Orlando, Florida • January 22-24, 2015
TABLETOP & POSTER PRESENTATIONS
TABLETOP & POSTER PRESENTATIONS
and Welcome Reception
Thursday, January 22, 2015 • 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm • Grand Ballroom 7-14
Dr. Moodhy Saleh Alathel
(Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
POSTER: Influence of Surface
Treatments on Wettability of a
Denture Base Material with
Soft Liners
Drs. Lacey Gilbert and
Kristopher Harth
(Bonita Springs, FL)
POSTER: The Use of CBCT Guided
Surgery to Immediately Place
Implants Following Extractions
Dr. Paul L. Ouellete
(Jacksonville, FL)
POSTER: The Use of Temporary
Placeholder Implants, Orthocrowns and Ortho-veneers for
Implant Site Preparation
Dr. Khalil Aleisa
(Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
POSTER: Implant Esthetic
Complications
Dr. Wael Ahmed Ghabban
(Dammam, Saudi Arabia)
POSTER: Immediate Implants:
From Surgery to Prosthesis
Dr. Sheldon Ramai
(Alexandria, VA)
My First Hybrid
Dr. Ibraheem F. Alshiddi
(Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
POSTER: Peri-implant Soft Tissue
Emergence Profile for Single
Implant Restorations in the
Aesthetic Zone
Dr. Xhoana Gjelaj
(Tarpon Springs, FL)
Digitally Restoring Dental
Implants Using E-Max Hybrid
Abutments and Hybrid Abutment
Crowns
Dr. Salwa Omar Bajunaid
(Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
POSTER: Effect of Night Guard
Vital Bleaching on Provisional
Restorative Materials
Dr. Molly K. Harriss
(Maryville, TN)
Using Endodontic Ultrasonics to
Remove Broken Implant Screws
Dr. Joseph R. Boulter
(Jacksonville, FL)
How to Manage a Complex Case
Which Involves Orthodontics,
Grafting, Implants and
Restorations
Dr. Josh Brower
(Sioux Falls, SD)
POSTER: Case Examples of Dental
Implant Use in Orthodontics
Dr. Robert Castracane
(New York, NY)
POSTER: In-office Fixed Implant
Supported Restorations
Dr. Anthony J. DeNavarra
(St. Petersburg, FL)
A Predictable Way to Lift the
Sinus Membrane at Implant
Placement
Website: www.icoiorlando2015.org Dr. Raymond D. Kimsey
(Coral Gables, FL)
Ridge Reconstruction with
Stem Cells
Drs. Heba E. Khorshid,
Hamdy Aboul Fotouh Hamed
and Essam A. Aziz
(Cairo, Egypt)
POSTER: The Effect of CAD/CAM
versus Conventional Casting
Frameworks on the Passivity
of Fit
Mr. Brian Lindke
(Buford, GA)
Aesthetic Implant Retained
Prostheses
Dr. Ehab Rashed
(Dubai, UAE)
POSTER: Immediate Implant
Placement Protocol for Optimal
Esthetic Outcomes
Dr. Alan F. Robinson
(Clinton Township, MI)
POSTER: Conservative Implant
Retained Restoration of
Congenitally Missing Lateral
Incisors
Dr. Dan Steinke
(Sorrento, ME)
Composite Resurfacing of
Exposed Implant Threads
Dr. Werner Stermann
(Hamburg, Germany)
30 Years of Implant Practice
Mary Sue Stonisch
(Grosse Pointe Woods, MI)
POSTER: A Comparative Study
of Paralleling and Spacing
Techniques in the Placement of
Dental Implants
Dr. Jason R. Nelson
(Charlotte, NC)
Crestal versus Sub-crestal
Implants
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In order to provide sufficient information to attendees of the ICOI Winter Implant Symposium, please see the
following course objectives. The ICOI has made extensive efforts to present an educational program in a balanced
and unbiased manner. Participants at this symposium must use their own judgement and professional opinion
when considering application of this information, especially with regard to patient care.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 • AFTERNOON SESSION
DR. GORDON CHRISTENSEN • 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Root Form Dental Implants - Where Are We Now?
•Discuss the evolution of root form implants from their introduction into the profession today
•Discuss the current state-of-the-art for dental implants
•Identify and discuss controversies in dental implants
•Identify their individual clinical interest in implants and their needs for additional
continuing education
DR. CHRISTIAN STOHLER • 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
The Dawn of a New Era for Dentistry and Dental Education
•To get to know the attributes and traits of contemporary dental students
•To get to know the thinking underlying precision medicine and the implications for the
practice of dentistry
•To get to know the movement of e-patients and the continuous assessment of health
•To recognize impact of digital technologies on the practice of dentistry and dental education
DR. MICHAEL MOSCOVITCH • 3:45 pm to 4:45 pm
Patient Specific Implant Restorations: the Reality of High Performance Ceramics
– 5+ Year Clinical Results
•To review the classification and properties of high performance ceramics as they relate to
dental implant restoration
•To create an understanding of the future of high performance ceramics as an alternative to
traditional materials in dental implant restorations
•To achieve a greater insight into new treatment workflows
•To review clinical performance data of high performance ceramics over 5+ years in a private
practice setting
DR. MICHAEL PIKOS • 4:45 pm to 5:45 pm
Immediate Implant Reconstruction: 2015 (Same Day Teeth™)
•Understand the indications and protocol for computer guided full arch and full mouth
reconstruction
•Compare the advantages of this protocol over All-on-4 for full arch and full mouth immediate
implant reconstruction
•Understand the limitations of the Same Day TeethTM protocol
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2015 • MORNING SESSION
DR. LARRY GRILLO • 8:00 am to 9:00 am
Hyper-esthetic All-on-Four® Style Restorations Utilizing Zirconia &
Lithium Disilicate Restorations
•Understand the macro-biomechanical concepts of fixed, angled-implant reconstructions
•Compare the relative strengths and esthetic characteristics of acrylic, zirconia, traditional
dental ceramic and lithium disilicate materials
•Consider some advantages and limitations of this type of restoration
•Understand how to recognize and handle some potential complications with this type
of restoration
DR. NIGEL SAYNOR • 9:00 am to 10:00 am
Contemporary Concepts in Anterior Aesthetics
•Avoid pitfalls of extraction and immediate implant placement
•Understand what contributes to long term aesthetic outcomes
•Peri implant disease, an overview of avoidance
•Platform offset / switch / shift
DR. JEFFREY BABUSHKIN • 10:30 am to 11:30 am
Provisionals: Not Just a Dress Rehearsal
•Screw retained vs. cement retained provisionals
•Provisional contours and their relationship with soft tissue esthetics
•Lab communication of soft tissue esthetics
DR. MARIUS STEIGMANN • 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Soft Tissue Management in the Aesthetic Zone - Prevention and
Solving Complications
•To learn the importance of the emergence profile in the aesthetic zone and the specific
requirements for a natural soft tissue
•To understand the surgical possibilities of correction of this transition zone between implant
and crown
•To understand different healing patterns after surgical injury for thick and thin biotype
•To learn the requirements of suturing techniques in the aesthetic zone
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2015 • AFTERNOON SESSION
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DR. JOSEPH CARPENTIERI • 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Introduction to CAD/CAM and Digital Implant Dentistry
•To discuss through a literature based approach the advantages/disadvantages of these
technologies and materials
•To review “new work flows” from both a conventional and digital perspective including
different implant impression taking options
•Present rational and utilize CAD/CAM abutments full arch CNC frameworks
•Demonstrate integration of digital impression taking with a review of devices (how to choose
a scanner, etc.)
ICOI Winter Implant Symposium • Orlando, Florida • January 22-24, 2015
DR. JOSEPH KAN • 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Immediate Tooth Replacement in the Esthetic Zone: Lessons Learned
from 18 Years
•Prognostic keys to Immediate tooth replacement
•Long term results of Immediate tooth replacement
•Complications and management in Immediate tooth replacement
DR. GERARD SCORTECCI • 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm
Learning from Long-Term Clinical Follow-up
•Management of difficult situations
•Autologous stem cell activation
•Prevention of mechanical problems
•Correction of late loss of Osseointegration
DR. RICK FERGUSON • 5:15 pm to 6:15 pm
Avoiding Errors with 3D Planning and Execution - Past, Present and Future
•Delineate the importance of planning both the restorative and surgical phases of implant
dentistry in 3 dimensions as compared to 2 dimensional planning
•Review the techniques used before and after the advent of practical, widely available 3D
X-ray imaging and how this technology has impacted daily practice to make implant dentistry
more predictable
•Learn the limitations of 3D technology as it pertains to dental implants and understand the
reasons why it is not more widely used
•Understand why 2D planning leads to errors and why it is time to switch to 3D radiography.
The future of your dental practice may depend on making this switch
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GLOBAL SYMPOSIUM 2015
April 16-18, 2015 • Los Angeles, CA
JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. LIVE
Register now for the 2015 BioHorizons Global Symposium at the luxurious JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. LIVE. With topics that
include digital workflow, immediate loading, tissue regeneration, esthetics, full-arch solutions and multidisciplinary teams, the
2015 Symposium will address a wide range of implant dentistry challenges. Choose from more than 50 industry opinion leaders
for a tailored learning experience. It’s the perfect opportunity to stay abreast of the latest treatment modalities while enjoying
time with colleagues in L.A. LIVE’s one-of-a-kind entertainment district. We look forward to seeing you in Los Angeles.
For a complete agenda and list of speakers, visit www.biohorizons.com/globalsymposium
To register, contact (BioHorizons)
([email protected])
(205.967.7880)
(or visit www.biohorizons.com/globalsymposium)
Website: www.icoiorlando2015.org SPMP14314 Rev A OCT 2014
Scientific program subject to change without prior notification.
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 • MORNING SESSION
DR. MITRA SADRAMELI • 8:00 am to 9:00 am
Interpretation of CBCT Data for Prosthetic and Surgical Solutions
•Understand principles governing interpretation of CBCT data
•Appreciate the influence of parameters of the CBCT unit on data registered
•Understand virtual treatment planning work flow
DR. BACH LE • 9:00 am to 10:00 am
The Challenge of Bone Augmentation in the Aesthetic Zone
•Describe the anatomic basis and principles of hard tissue grafting for implant
site development
•Know guidelines and indications for various graft techniques
•Apply practical methods of handling the horizontally and vertically deficient ridge
•Describe a simple diagnostic parameter to assess the risks involved in the treatment
of each individual patient
DR. MOHAMED SHERINE EL ATTAR • 10:30 am to 11:30 am
Narrow Diameter Implants: Do We Really Know its Capacity?
•Presenting the abuse of Dental Implants
•Offering patients an extra treatment modality that avoids extensive surgery, both with
immediate and delayed loading
•Presenting some deficient points in regards to Narrow Diameter Implants
•Showing that Narrow Diameter Implants is a predictable toll for restoring cases.
Also, providing solutions in cases with deficient torque
DR. SCOTT GANZ • 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Innovative Diagnostic and Surgical Concepts to Assess Bone Graft Donor and
Receptor Sites: New Tools to Achieve Success
•Understand the importance of 3-D diagnostic imaging modalities to assess the need for
bone grafting procedures
•Understand the methods to assess donor sites and receptor sites
•Introduction of new surgical guides for bone grafting procedures
•Understand how to achieve improved predictability for dental implant placement
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 • AFTERNOON SESSION
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MR. RYAN WALTER • 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Leading Hungry Teams
•Cultural Integration
•Enhancing Team Engagement
•Enhanced Team Communication
•Developing Leadership
ICOI Winter Implant Symposium • Orlando, Florida • January 22-24, 2015
DR. DWAYNE KARATEEW • 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm
The Digital Evolution and Revolution in Implant Dentistry
•Gain insight as to how digital technologies have shaped our treatment choices
•See what is possible in implant dentistry with digital technologies
•Review various non-surgical techniques for the development of hard and soft tissues
•Review the presenter’s original MAC and ZAC protocols
DR. ADY PALTI • 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm
Sinus Elevation Techniques, Materials and Troubleshooting
•Sinus Anatomy
•Indications to sinus elevation
•Contraindications for sinus elevation
•How to solve sinus elevation problems in the daily practice
DR. ALAN MELTZER • 5:15 pm to 6:15 pm
Immediate Placement with Immediate Restoration: Single Teeth,
Short Span Bridge, Full Arch
•Understand the difference between immediate restoration and immediate loading
•Learn the necessary case selection criteria for immediate restoration
•Understand the importance of immediate bone to implant contact and insertion torque
•Learn the necessary clinical steps and armamentarium to design, create and install an
immediate restoration
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Salvin Dental Specialties, Inc • Toll Free (US & Canada) 800-535-6566 • www.salvin.com
© 2014 Salvin Dental Specialties, Inc. All Rights Reserved. REV. 11-2014
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THE MAKING OF A
GOLD STANDARD
ZEST’s LOCATOR® Attachment represents a rare occurrence in the implant
field. Never before has the implant industry, clinicians, and patients come
together to universally recognize the merits of a restorative solution. It has
allowed LOCATOR to become the most globally recognized and trusted
brand for overdenture restorations.
INDUSTRY WIDE
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The dental implant companies that
collectively make up over 90% of the
global implant market supply partner
with ZEST Anchors to make the
LOCATOR Attachment compatible
with their dental implants.
LOCATOR’s unique low profile design,
pivoting technology, durability, and
ease-of-use has propelled it to be
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worldwide for tissue supported,
implant-retained overdentures.
Nearly two million patients are
enjoying an improved quality of life
by trusting their clinician to secure
their restoration with LOCATOR.
TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE TOMORROW EVEN BETTER
The trust and confidence placed in ZEST since its inception in 1972 is not taken lightly. It enhances our
company’s commitment to our implant company partners, clinicians, and your patients. Together we will
continue to provide more options for the treatment of patients who suffer from the real-life problems
associated with edentulisim.
Stay close to ZEST for soon-to-be released innovations that can improve and expand the clinical solutions
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To experience for yourself how LOCATOR became the Gold Standard of resilient attachment systems,
and for a listing of ZEST LOCATOR partners, please visit www.zestlocator.com/10 or call 800-262-2310.
©2014 ZEST Anchors LLC. All rights reserved. LOCATOR and ZEST are registered trademarks of ZEST IP Holdings, LLC.
AUXILIARY PROGRAM
MISSION STATEMENT
This ADIA Symposium is aimed at enhancing the understanding and providing
education for implementing best practices in clinical care, office management
and patient communication/education for dental implant offices. We will also
focus on enhancing the understanding of patient assessment, treatment planning,
and clinical procedures through all phases of implant dentistry. New concepts,
techniques and technologies will be presented to keep team members on the
cutting edge of advances in implant dentistry.
OBJECTIVES
At the completion of the two and a half day auxiliary session, attendees will:
•Understand the role of implants in the maintenance of oral health
•Review insurance coding changes
•Learn implementation of effective infection control practices
•Develop a knowledge base for excellence in patient communication
•Learn how to increase the practice patient base
•Review the scientific and clinical criterion for implant treatment planning, restoration and maintenance
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 • ROOM: CRYSTAL G
12:45 pm to 1:00 pm 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
3:00 pm to 3:30 pm
3:30 pm to 4:30 pm
4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
5:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Introductions
Michelle Kratt: Another New Year, Another New Set of Insurance Codes
Karen Young: The Good, The Coping & The Windows of Dementia
BREAK
Kelly Brenner: Infection Control in Practice; Sterilization & Disinfection of
Patient Care Items
Anna Louise Tolan: Four Ways to Help Our Anxious Patients
ADIA Award Ceremony
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AUXILIARY PROGRAM
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2015 • ROOM: CRYSTAL G
Laura Jamison: Say This Not That...Getting a Yes to Implant Dentistry
Dr. Mitra Sadrameli: Interpretation of CBCT Data for Prosthetic and Surgical Solutions
BREAK
Dr. Scott Ganz: Innovative Diagnostic and Surgical Concepts to Assess Bone Graft
Donor and Receptor Sites: New Tools to Achieve Success
11:45 am to 12:45 pm Dr. Mohamed Sherine El Attar: Narrow Diameter Implants: Do We Really
Know its Capacity?
12:45 pm to 1:45 pm LUNCH
1:45 pm to 2:45 pm
Dr. Marius Steigmann: Soft Tissue Management in the Aesthetic Zone - Prevention
and Solving Complications
2:45 pm to 3:45 pm
Dr. Dwayne Karateew: The Digital Evolution and Revolution in Implant Dentistry
3:45 pm to 4:15 pm BREAK
4:15 pm to 5:15 pm
Laura Jamison: Implant Team Building
5:15 pm to 6:15 pm
Dr. R. Scott Westermeir & Maria Miecyjak: From 80 to 800 Dental Implants
in a Year
8:00 am to 9:00 am
9:00 am to 10:00 am
10:00 am to 10:45 am
10:45 am to 11:45 am
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 • 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Please choose one program. Programs are conducted simultaneously in 4 different rooms.
Dental Hygiene Implant Certification Program (DHICP) - Yva Khalil
Room: Grand 1
Rationale for Dental Implants; Classification and Definitions of Dental Implants; Contraindications; Implant/tissue interfaces;
Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning; Implant Surgical & Prosthodontic Procedures; Maintenance and Evaluation
Procedures; Management of Implant Complications and Failures
Dental Assisting Implant Certification Program (DAICP) - Vavi Bohbot
Room: Grand 2
Classification and Definitions of Dental Implants; Indications & Contraindications; Biomechanics & Biomaterials; Client
Evaluation, Assessment and Selection; Treatment Planning, Site Selection, and Implant Selection; Implant Complications
and Failures; Surgical Templates & Stents; Pharmacology & Sedation; Surgical Preparation and Infection Control; Surgical
Procedures; Sinus Lifts, Bone Grafts, Tissue Regeneration; Prosthetic Procedures; Provisional Prostheses & Fabrication of
Temporaries; Impressions; Laboratory Considerations
Practice Management Implant Certification Program (PMICP) - Karen Young
Room: Grand 3
Terminology and Definitions; Case Presentation & Handling Objections; Commonly Asked Questions and Appropriate
Responses; Fee Presentation; Financial Options and Arrangements; Risk Management, Documentation and Record Keeping;
Practice Plans and Marketing; Referrals; Intra/Inter-Office Communications
Implant Coordinator Training Program - Michelle Kratt
Room: Grand 4
Attracting New Patients; Marketing; Office Brochures; Customized Informational Packets; Pre-Treatment Planning; Presenting
Fees; Payment Options; Documentation; Record Keeping & Consent Forms; Appointment Scheduling; Inventory Control; Inter/
Intra Office Communications; Laboratory Communications
10:00 am to 10:30 am Break
12:45 pm to 1:45 pm Lunch
3:45 pm to 4:15 pm Break
The 2 ½ day program is applicable for 20 CEUs.
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Each faculty member speaking at programs sponsored by the ADIA must complete a Conflict of Interest
Statement form prior to the program. If there is a conflict of interest or if a speaker is receiving support in
relationship to his/her presentation, this will be mentioned by the session host. Completed forms are available at
the registration desk upon request.
Vavi Bohbot (Quebec, Canada), Dr. Mohamed Sherine El Attar (Alexandria, Egypt), Kelly Brenner
(Pewaukee, WI), Dr. Scott Ganz (Fort Lee, NJ), Laura Jamison (Tampa, FL), Yva Khalil (St. Hubert, Quebec),
Dr. Dwayne Karateew (Vancouver, Canada), Michelle Kratt (Douglas, MA), Maria Miecyjak (East Aurora, NY),
Dr. Mitra Sadrameli (Vancouver, Canada), Dr. Marius Steigmann (Neckargemuend, Germany), Anna Louise
Tolan (Mississauga, Ontario), Dr. R. Scott Westermeier (East Aurora, NY), Karen Young (Mississauga, Ontario)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
In order to provide sufficient information to attendees of the Auxiliary Program at the ICOI Winter Implant
Symposium, please see the following course objectives. The ADIA has made extensive efforts to present an
educational program in a balanced and unbiased manner. Participants at this symposium must use their own
judgement and professional opinion when considering application of this information, especially with regard to
patient care.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 • ROOM: CRYSTAL G
MICHELLE KRATT • 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Another New Year, Another New Set of Insurance Codes
•Receive an overview of all new, revised and deleted codes for 2015
•Understand what to do when a code has been “deleted”
•Understand why it is important to have a fee for a procedure code, even if you don’t currently
utilize that code now
•Learn what’s ahead for dental coding
KAREN YOUNG • 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
The Good, The Coping & The Windows of Dementia
•How to identify early signs of dementia
•How to increase positive ways of interacting with individuals with dementia
•Identify several causes of dementia
•Describe the progression and stages of the disease; what to expect
KELLY BRENNER • 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Infection Control in Practice; Sterilization & Disinfection of Patient Care Items
•Proper steps of instrument processing
•Proper flow of central processing areas
•Benefits of various products and practices related to instrument processing that can
help you increase efficiency and safety
Continued on next page
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AUXILIARY PROGRAM
AUXILIARY SPEAKERS
AUXILIARY PROGRAM
ANNA LOUISE TOLAN • 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Four Ways to Help Our Anxious Patients
•To increase your awareness of indicators exhibited by patients with dental anxiety and fear
•An understanding of the relationship between dental anxiety and compliance with dental
treatment
•Learn non-invasive techniques to aid in reducing anxiety surrounding the dental appointment
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2015 • ROOM: CRYSTAL G
LAURA JAMISON • 8:00 am to 9:00 am
Say This Not That...Getting a Yes to Implant Dentistry
•Learn what 3 V’s affect your message
•Process phrases that are good, then learn words and phrases that are great
•Examine what the difference is between listening and hearing
•Know how to actively listen when you leave
DR. MITRA SADRAMELI • 9:00 am to 10:00 am
Interpretation of CBCT Data for Prosthetic and Surgical Solutions
•Understand principles governing interpretation of CBCT data
•Appreciate the influence of parameters of the CBCT unit on data registered
•Understand virtual treatment planning work flow
DR. SCOTT GANZ • 10:45 am to 11:45 am
Innovative Diagnostic and Surgical Concepts to Assess Bone Graft Donor and
Receptor Sites: New Tools to Achieve Success
•Understand the importance of 3-D diagnostic imaging modalities to assess the need for
bone grafting procedures
•Understand the methods to assess donor sites and receptor sites
•Introduction of new surgical guides for bone grafting procedures
•Understand how to achieve improved predictability for dental implant placement
DR. MOHAMED SHERINE EL ATTAR • 11:45 am to 12:45 pm
Narrow Diameter Implants: Do We Really Know its Capacity?
•Presenting the abuse of Dental Implants
•Offering patients an extra treatment modality that avoids extensive surgery, both with
immediate and delayed loading
•Presenting some deficient points in regards to Narrow Diameter Implants
•Showing that Narrow Diameter Implants is a predictable toll for restoring cases.
Also, providing solutions in cases with deficient torque
DR. MARIUS STEIGMANN • 1:45 pm to 2:45 pm
Soft Tissue Management in the Aesthetic Zone - Prevention and Solving
Complications
•To learn the importance of the emergence profile in the aesthetic zone and the specific
requirements for a natural soft tissue
•To understand the surgical possibilities of correction of this transition zone between implant
and crown
•To understand different healing patterns after surgical injury for thick and thin biotype
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DR. DWAYNE KARATEEW • 2:45 pm to 3:45 pm
The Digital Evolution and Revolution in Implant Dentistry
•Gain insight as to how digital technologies have shaped our treatment choices
•See what is possible in implant dentistry with digital technologies
•Review various non-surgical techniques for the development of hard and soft tissues
•Review the presenter’s original MAC and ZAC protocols
LAURA JAMISON • 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm
Implant Team Building
•Learn 4 different personality styles and how they impact your team
•Apply understanding of personality styles to hiring and training employees
AUXILIARY PROGRAM
DR. R. SCOTT WESTERMEIR & MARIA MIECYJAK •
5:15 pm to 6:15 pm
From 80 to 800 Dental Implants in a Year
• How to attract more implant patients to your practice
• How to become truly insurance-independent
• How to become “ The Authority” on Implants in your area by hosting free
informational seminars to the public
• Marketing techniques that really work
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015
CERTIFICATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS • 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Yva Khalil
Dental Hygiene Implant
Certification Program
Room: Grand 1
Vavi Bohbot
Dental Assisting Implant
Certification Program
Room: Grand 2
Karen Young
Practice Management Implant
Certification Program
Room: Grand 3
Michelle Kratt
Implant Coordinator
Training Program
Room: Grand 4
A major goal of the ADIA educational programs is to help create well-rounded, cross trained auxiliaries.
There is value in having a team that is trained in ALL aspects of implant dentistry, as well as, the personal value
the auxiliary will possess. We hope that all team members will aspire to achieve Fellowship in the ADIA and
one means of attaining this goal is to be sure to attend each of the certification programs regardless of your
given position in the practice. We respect the individual needs of our attendees and encourage them to review
the doctors’ main podium topics for areas of advanced needs and interests with attendance at no cost. For more
information please go to www.adiaonline.org.
The ADIA has gone “Green” and we will no longer provide printed handouts for participants at meetings. ADIA
pre-registered participants will receive an email with a password to access the ADIA website in order to print
the handouts themselves. Handouts will be available on the website 2 weeks prior to each meeting and for
3 weeks after. It is important that all ADIA registrants provide their email address to the main ICOI office at
[email protected]. For onsite registrants, the ADIA web address and password will be provided in
the registration packet. In this way, on site registrants can print the handouts at their hotel or wait until after
the meeting.
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EXHIBITORS
EXHIBIT HALL: Grand Ballroom 7-14
Below is a listing of manufacturers who have paid an exhibitor fee for this symposium. All monies received from
these companies are “unrestricted” and, as such, do not influence the educational content of this symposium.
EXHIBITORBOOTH
EXHIBITORBOOTH
3D Diagnostix, Inc......................................................709
Gendex Dental Systems.............................................505
AB Dental USA...........................................................409
Glidewell Laboratories...............................................509
AD Surgical.................................................................206
Great Lakes Orthodontics, LTD...................................605
ADIN Implants............................................................306
Hands On Training......................................................208
American Dental Software.........................................207
Hiossen, Inc................................................................310
Anatomage.................................................................202
HiTech Implant............................................................412
Aseptico, Inc...............................................................404
Hu-Friedy Mfg. Co., Inc...............................................209
BioHorizons.........................................................400, 402
I-CAT Imaging Sciences.............................................204
Burbank Dental Lab....................................................706
Impladent, Ltd.....................................................300, 302
Carestream Dental......................................................606
Implant Direct.....................................................710, 712
Cool Jaw By Medico International.............................309
Implant Educators.......................................................312
Da Vinci Dental Studios.............................................305
InfoStar.......................................................................408
Dear Doctor, Inc..................................................201, 203
Intra-Lock International..............................................213
Dental Arts Laboratories, Inc.....................................411
Just Do It Dental........................................................304
Dental USA, Inc..........................................................705
Keystone Dental.........................................................604
DentalVibe..................................................................708
Knight Dental Group...................................................513
Dentatus USA, Ltd......................................................410
Lester A. Dine, Inc......................................................607
DENTSPLY Implants............................................601, 603
Meisinger USA...........................................................407
Doctor.com..................................................................713
Micro Dental Lab........................................................703
Einstein Dental ..........................................................609
Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc................501, 503
Ellman International, Inc............................................506
MIS Implants Technologies, Inc.................500, 502, 504
Geislich.......................................................................308
Misch International Implant Institute........................701
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EXHIBITORBOOTH
Neoss, Inc...................................................................413
The Cosmetic Dentistry Grants Program....................212
NTN Dental Studios...................................................211
Tischler Dental Laboratory.........................................611
OCO Biomedical..................................................301, 303
Valley Dental Arts......................................................311
Osada, Inc...................................................................512
Vatech America..........................................................307
Osstell, Inc..........................................................508, 510
Versah, LLC.................................................................700
Osteogenics Biomedical, Inc......................................704
Weave.........................................................................707
Physics Forceps-Golden Dental Solutions..................205
Westport Medical.......................................................210
Pikos Implant Institute................................................612
Wolters Kluwer Health...............................................709
Prexion........................................................................613
X-Nav Technologies, LLC............................................702
Quality Aspirators/Q-Optics.......................................711
Yodle Dental Marketing.............................................406
RGP Dental, Inc...........................................................313
Zest Anchors, Inc................................................401, 403
Rose Micro Solutions.................................................507
Zimmer........................................................................511
Salvin Dental Specialties, Inc............................600, 602
Zoll Dental..................................................................200
Snoasis Medical, LLC.................................................405
Springstone Patient Financing...........................608, 610
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Thank you to our meeting sponsors.
EXHIBITOR BOOTH LOCATIONS
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213 312
313 412
413 512
513 612
613 712
713
111 210
211 310
311 410
411 510
511 610
611 710
711
109 208
209 308
309 408
409 508
509 608
609 708
709
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207 306
307 406
407 506
507 606
607 706
707
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305 404
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505 604
605 704
705
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203 302
303 402
403 502
503 602
603 702
703
101 200
201 300
301 400
401 500
501 600
601 700
701
Poster Presentations
Poster Presentations
Food and Beverage Tables
ENTRANCE
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MEETING NOTES
MEETING NOTES
ICOI Winter Implant Symposium
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Platinum Sponsor:
Gold Sponsors:
Silver Sponsors: