dental bone & tissue regeneration botiss biomaterials bone & tissue day education 8th of May 2015 – Køge Speakers: Dr. Daniel Rothamel, Dr. Jan Kielhorn, Tandlæge Jens Lætgaard, Dr. Orcan Yüksel, Dr. Catharina Poulet Location: Comwell Hotel Køge Strand Strandvejen 111, DK - 4600 Køge (+45 56 65 36 90) Time: 9:00 – 17:00 soft tissue Fee: 1100 DKK incl. VAT Registration: education [email protected] +45 36 96 55 03 Information: www.rawex.dk hard tissue bone & tissue day – Køge Dr. Jan Kielhorn DGI, DGZI, BDO, BDIZ, DGP bone & tissue day is the clinical & scientific congress focused on dental bone and tissue regeneration. botiss biomaterials as the leading Ger- Studied dentistry at Ruperta-Carola-Universität, Heidelberg, Germany. Specialization in oral surgery (privat man specialist in biomaterials invites you to join the lectures to share experiences, discuss surgical techniques and new treatment concepts. practice Dr. Dr. Haessler, Oppenheim, Germany). Oral surgeon. Specialist for oral implantology (DGI, DGZI, Program – 8th of May 2015 BDO, BDZI). Specialist for paradontology (DGP). 1998-2005: dental assistant Implant-Education-Center (Dr. Dr. Haessler, Oppenheim, Germany). Guest professorship University Ludhiana, Punjab, India (department oral implantology). Author of several scientific articles (DPB). 2005: Founding of Implant Competence Centers in 8:30 Welcome Coffee 9:00 Welcome to the second bone & tissue day in Denmark 9:00 - 11:00 Daniel Rothamel – Predictable hard and soft tissue augmentation in the daily practice ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Topic 1: Soft tissue management with biological membranes Topic 2: The (R)Evolution in bone augmentation - Bone plates and computer aided reconstruction 11:00 - 11:45 Jens Lætgaard – Knogleheling - kan vi gøre noget ekstra? Bone augmentation is one of the most important and most difficult steps in implantology. Also the standard techniques used are very sen- 11:45 - 12:15 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Catharina Poulet – botiss biomaterials for dental bone and tissue regeneration; scientific research and innovation procedures are often the least planned part of the therapy and based on poor diagnostics. Due to a lack of standardized protocols these 12:15- 13:00 Lunch Break procedures are often performed by the surgeons favorite method instead of the most indicated one. It is astonishing, that for the implant 13:00 -13:45 Jan Kielhorn – Topic 1 – Soft tissue management with biological membranes ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Topic 2 – The (R)Evolution in bone augmentation - Bone plates and computer aided reconstruction materials do allow a reduction of treatment time and trauma for the patient by raising the reliability and success rate of this procedure. This 15:00 - 15:15 Coffee Break will make these procedures open to a larger number of implantologists and improve overall quality of implant treatments. 15:15 -16:45 Orcan Yüksel – Topic 1 – Biological principals of bone regeneration and the importance in the functional and esthetic implant treatment – Topic 2 – The bone ring technique: New perspectives in augmentation with allografts 16:45 - 17:00 Discussion / Questions ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Oehringen, Germany. Specializations: 3D diagnosis, navigation, oral implantology, augmentation, CAD/CAM. sitive, bound to a certain experience from a large number of surgeries and have a high learning curve. Despite these facts augmentation placement most advanced techniques are used - cone beam, navigation templates etc. - whereas augmentation procedures are often based on a high percentage of improvisation. 3D diagnostics, the use of standardized protocols (plug and play) and prefabricated allograft ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Priv.-Doz. Dr. Dr. Daniel Rothamel Dr. Catharina Poulet (PhD in biomaterials, MSc in Chem. Eng.) 2014 Product manager, botiss biomaterials, Berlin, DE. 2013 Research scientist / Lab manager, Max Delbrück Center (MDC), Berlin, DE. 2011 Post-doctoral scientist in bone regeneration, Julius Wolff Institute (JWI), Berlin, 2007 Specialization in Oral Surgery. 2008 Dr. med., magna cum laude, Thesis: “Biocompatibility, biodegradation DE. 2009 PhD / Doctoral studies in biotechnology Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne (EPFL), CH. 2004 and angiogenetic aspects of native and cross-linked collagen membranes”. 2008 Research Associate, Depart- Research fellow in Tissue Engineering, Uppsala University, SE. 2003 MSc in Chemical Engineering, Royal Insti- ment of Oral and Maxillofacial Plastic Surgery (Prof. Dr. Dr. J. Zoeller), University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany tute of Technology (KTH), SE. 2009 PhD status., Thesis: “Reconstruction of jaw defects using artificial and autogenous bone blocks in combination with growth factors”. Research topics: Guided bone regeneration; socket preservation; implant surfaces, botiss biomaterials for dental bone and tissue regeneration; scientific research and innovation collagen membranes, bone substitute materials, growth factors, face traumatology. The multitude of clinical indications, patient health conditions and aesthetic demands require a palette of regenerative solutions. Botiss has developed a substantial range of materials to meet the needs of today´s clinicians. The scientific background of botiss biomaterials; their Predictable hard and soft tissue augmentation in the daily practice different physico-chemical and biological properties, as well as current studies stating their success will be presented. One of the most challenging procedures in implantology is the predictable and safe regeneration of bone and soft tissue defects. Besides autogenous bone, different biomaterials such as bone substitutes, collagen scaffolds and membranes have shown predictable results in jaw augmentation procedures. For soft tissue augmentation procedures, specific collagen matrices have been established to allow for gingiva thickening and recession coverage. In contrast to the patient´s own bone and soft tissue, the use of biomaterials is not accompanied by donor site morbidity. However, available bone substitutes differ significantly in terms of biochemical aspects, influencing the volume stability, speed of bone formation, graft remodeling and patient´s acceptance. Also the quality of the recipient site, the osteogenicity of the graft, a transmembraneous angiogenesis of the barrier and the selected healing time are affecting the regeneration outcome. Depending on the defect´s shape, careful selection from different graft materials and techniques should be aimed to achieve the best regeneration outcome. Dr. med. dent. Orcan Yüksel Dr. med. dent. Orcan Yüksel studied dentistry at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt. Since 1993 he has been operating his dental practice and implantological training facilities in Frankfurt, specializing in dental aesthetics and oral implantology. He is certified as an implantologist and implantological trainer by the European Association of Dental Implantologists (BDIZ-EDI). Furthermore he is certified ICOI (USA) Diplomate and member of several German dental societies (DGI, BDO, DGZMK, DGZI, DGP). He is a aditorial member of the dental journal “Quintessenz”. Tandl�ge Jens L�tgaard - DipImpDent, RCS (Eng) Medejer af Himmelev Tandlægehus - henvisningspraksis i Roskilde siden 2010. Topic 1: Biological principals of bone regeneration and the importance in the functional and esthetic implant treatment Stifter og ejer af Klinikproduktion.dk. Arbejder intensivt på at optage og redigere instruktionsvideoer. Siden år The loss on hard tissue should be regenerated via the “guided bone regeneration” and in order to achieve a better level of red aesthetics 2000 har han udelukkende arbejdet med kirurgi og implantologi. Ivrig kursus giver indenfor kirurgi, implantologi these methods must be predictable. A successful treatment concept for different type of defects needs the understanding of biological samt IT. Diploma of Implant Dentistry, Royal College of Surgeons, 2007. principals and the knowledge of used materials. Beside of the surgical skills, selection of graft materials and the used technique are playing a major role for a successful regeneration and predictable outcome. Knogleheling - kan vi g�re noget ekstra? Topic 2: The bone ring technique: New perspectives in augmentation with allografts Hvad sker der i knoglehelingen? Hvorfor går det galt af og til? Kan en vitamin indsprøjtning hjælpe patienterne The allograft bonering technique allows bone augmentation and implantation in a one-stage procedure. This technique is applicable for til mere forudsigelige resultater? Skal vi bruge omkostningstunge knoglesubstitutter og membraner til socket presavation? Kan vi bruge many indications with a large bone defect and also a sinus lift with minimal bone height. It is performed using pre-fabricated cancellous andet - og skal vi i det hele taget bruge noget - for at opnå optimal heling? Jeg kigger specielt på collagen materialer - f.eks. Collacone - ring-shaped allograft (Maxgraft Bonering) of processed deproteinize bone from living human donors. At the same time an implant is insert- samt patienternes eget blod - PRF. Hvor og hvornår kan vi (og patienterne) drage fordel af at udføre ekstra procedurer i forbindelse med ed into the ring. The bony integration of both, the bone ring and the implant, occurs via the surrounding vital bone and vascularisation. dentoalveolær kirurgi og implantologi? This presentation will give guidelines on details to avoid surgical failure. dental bone & tissue regeneration botiss biomaterials If you only join one event in 2015, attend the bone & tissue day. soft tissue education RAWEX CARE Rawex ApS Himmelev Bygade 49 DK-4000 Roskilde Tel: +45 36 96 55 03 hard tissue Mobile: +45 20 96 02 95 [email protected] www.rawex.dk