ITI
World
Symposium
Basel
May 4-6
20
17
Key factors for
long-term success.
www.iti.org/worldsymposium2017
How can we do justice to the need to
continuously improve our knowledge and
broaden our treatment skills?
With its theme “Key factors for long-term success”, the
ITI World Symposium 2017 in Basel, Switzerland, is
THE opportunity to review and experience the latest
findings in implant dentistry.
Over three days, an international faculty of top speakers
will provide keys to different areas in implant dentistry.
These keys will allow you to open up new and valuable
doors to enhanced treatment methods and the success
of your practice. Our program takes in materials and
methods, planning and execution, and includes Q&A
sessions with the experts.
Prof. Dr. David Cochran
ITI President
Dr. Stephen T. Chen
ITI President elect
As the ITI World Symposium is being held in Basel, you
can count on a warm welcome in a charming city that
is easy to get around and very inviting. Situated on the
borders of Switzerland, France and Germany, Basel is
also a great starting point for a European holiday – you
can fly to most European capital cities in just over an
hour, or settle down in a train for 3 to 4 hours before
arriving comfortably in Paris or Milan.
Make a note of the dates for the ITI World Symposium
and join us in Basel to see how your patients can benefit
from even better treatment and outcomes.
Prof. Dr. Daniel Wismeijer
Chair, Scientific Program Committee
Prof. Dr. Daniel Buser
Chair, Organizing Committee
Program at a Glance
Thursday, May 4, 2017
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19:30
09:00 - 12:00
Pre-Symposium
Corporate Forum
Friday, May 5, 2017
Saturday, May 6, 2017
08:15 - 10:00
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
08:15 - 09:45
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
09:45 - 10:30 Coffee break
10:00 - 10:40 Coffee break
10:40 - 12:55
ITI World Symposium 2017
6 Breakout sessions
12:00 - 13:00
Snack lunch for Corporate Forum
participants only
13:00 - 15:30
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
Opening and Keynote address
10:30 - 12:00
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
12:00 - 13:30 Lunch
12:55 - 14:15 Lunch
13:30 - 16:30
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
14:15 - 15:45
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
15:30 - 16:15 Coffee break
15:45 - 16:30 Coffee break
16:15 - 18:15
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
16:30 - 18:45
ITI World Symposium 2017
Plenary session
18:15 End of day 1
18:15
ITI Reception
18:45 End of day 2
19:30
Symposium Party
presented by Straumann
16:30 End of
ITI World Symposium 2017
Program
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Thursday, May 4, 2017
Pre-Symposium Corporate Forum presented by Morita, botiss and Straumann
09:00
Corporate Forum presented by Morita
Health and pathology of the maximillary sinus in 3D
09:30
Corporate Forum presented by botiss
The use of soft tissue graft substitutes in periodontal plastic surgery
10:00
The role of resorbable and nonresorbable membranes in different
GBR settings: treatment of post-extraction and healed alveolar defects
10:30
Corporate Forum presented by Straumann
Efficient treatment protocol: the digital workflow
12:00
Snack lunch for Corporate Forum participants only
Michael Bornstein (HKG)
Adrian Kasaj (GER)
Péter Windisch (HUN)
German Gallucci (USA), Tim Joda (SUI),
Vincent Fehmer (SUI), Gary Finelle (FRA)
ITI World Symposium 2017
13:00
Opening
13:15
Cyborgs and robots with brains - the future of healthcare?
David Cochran (USA),
Daniel Wismeijer (NED)
Kevin Warwick (GBR)
Today’s state-of-the-art keys
14:00
14:30
15:00
15:30
Moderator: Anthony Dickinson (AUS)
Factors for long-term treatment outcomes
Implant characteristics: materials, surfaces, design
Techniques and timing in implant surgery
Coffee break
16:15
16:45
17:15
17:45
18:15
Moderator: Ray Williams (USA)
Implant prosthodontics outcomes
Regenerative implant outcomes
Supportive care of implant patients
Panel discussion
End of day 1
18:15
ITI Reception
German Gallucci (USA)
David Cochran (USA)
Luca Cordaro (ITA)
Dean Morton (USA)
Daniel Buser (SUI)
Lisa Heitz-Mayfield (AUS)
Program
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Friday, May 5, 2017
Today’s state-of-the-art keys when choosing materials 08:15
08:45
09:15
09:45
10:00
10:40
Moderator: Gerhard Wahl (GER)
The long-term success of orthopedic implants
Characteristics of prosthetic materials
Zirconia, the implant material of the future?
Panel discussion
Coffee break
Christian Gerber (SUI)
Irena Sailer (SUI)
Stefan Röhling (SUI)
Breakout sessions
Efficient treatment protocols
Managing challenging cases
Esthetic implant treatment
Ridge augmentation procedures
Treating edentulous patients
The young professionals program
12:55
Lunch break
14:15
History of the ITI
Thomas Straumann (SUI),
Daniel Buser (SUI)
Today’s state-of-the-art keys when placing implants in the esthetic zone
14:45
15:15
15:45
Moderator: Urs Belser (SUI)
Pre-treatment analysis to maximize the longevity of treatment outcomes in the esthetic zone
Surgical: enhancement of the soft tissue profile
Coffee break
William Martin (USA)
Eduardo Lorenzana (USA)
Keys to going digital
16:30
17:00
17:30
18:00
18:30
18:45
Moderator: Christoph Hammerle (SUI)
Digital surgical planning
CAD CAM in prosthodontics
Digital aspects of edentulous cases
Digital aspects of bone augmentation
Panel discussion
End of day 2
19:30 Symposium Party presented by Straumann
Ali Tahmaseb (NED)
Ronald Jung (SUI)
Steven Eckert (USA)
Markus Schlee (GER)
Breakout Sessions
Friday, May 5, 2017
Efficient treatment protocols
10:40
10:55
11:10
11:25
11:40
11:55
12:10
12:10
12:40
Moderator: Nicola Zitzmann (SUI)
Biological benefits of digital workflows
Long-term treatment success with cone beam CT
Key factors in computer-aided planning for bone reconstructions and implants
Digital planning for computer-guided implant surgery
Implant restorations: can we leave the cast restoration behind?
Orthodontics: a key to improve treatment planning and implant therapy
Peri-implant crestal bone preservation
Hygienic design of fixed implant-supported prostheses
Implant maintenance for dental implant longevity
France Lambert (BEL)
Ibrahim Nasseh (LIB)
Sascha Virnik (AUT)
Alejandro Lanis (CHI)
Christopher Evans (AUS)
Ferruccio Torsello (ITA)
Juan Blanco Carrión (ESP)
Charlotte Stilwell (GBR)
Wah Ching Tan (SIN)
Managing challenging cases
10:40
10:55
11:10
11:25
11:40
11:55
12:10
12:25
12:40
Moderator: Urs Brägger (SUI)
Success of short implants
Is the crown-to-implant ratio a factor in the success of short implants?
Esthetic success with reduced diameter implants
The decision-making process: bone augmentation or reduced implant dimensions?
Determining the true cost of failure
Treatment planning - advantages (and pitfalls) of digital
technologies in implant dentistry
Long-term success in bone augmentation with autologous mesenchymal stem cells
Different implant-abutment designs and their effect on the alveolar crestal bone Soft tissue management around dental implants for
long-term stability
Ricardo Faria Almeida (POR)
Avish Jagathpal (RSA)
Chatchai Kunavisarut (THA)
Bilal Al Nawas (GER)
Majd Al Mardini (CAN)
Timo Suojärvi (FIN)
Cecilie Gjerde (NOR)
Santiago Caram (ARG)
Haakon Kuit (NED)
Esthetic implant treatment
10:40
10:55
11:10
11:25
11:40
11:55
12:10
12:25
12:40
Moderator: Bjarni Pjetursson (ISL)
Esthetic risk assessment for predictable success
8 factors for esthetic zone success with immediate implant placement
Implant placement in the esthetic zone
Interdisciplinary esthetic approach
Tissue level implants in the esthetic zone with less than 3-wall bone defects
Esthetic contour augmentation with early implant placement
The influence of the provisional restoration for esthetic success
Causative factors in peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis in the esthetic zone
Attached mucosa: to maintain peri-implant tissue health
Sophocles Voyiazis (CYP)
Robert Levine (USA)
Yucheng Su (CHN)
Diego Bechelli (ARG)
Shakeel Shahdad (GBR)
Lian-Ping Mau (TWN)
Oscar González-Martín (ESP)
Marzela Mega Lestari (INA)
Anton Sculean (SUI)
Breakout Sessions
Friday, May 5, 2017
Ridge augmentation procedures
10:40
10:55
11:10
11:25
11:40
11:55
12:10
12:25
12:40
Moderator: Paul van Zyl (ZAR)
Ridge preservation with an open-healing approach
Bioactivation of biomaterials for GBR: the role of autogenous bone chips
Implant-based dental rehabilitation in free-flap reconstructed jaws
Predictable results in staged bone grafts
Total alveolar process reconstruction Long-term success in augmentation procedures
The novel technique of minimally invasive GBR with d-PTFE membrane and biologics
Graft regeneration using pericardium membranes
Is the use of growth factors and stem cells a key to long-term success?
Jung-Chul Park (KOR)
Jordi Caballé Serrano (ESP)
Vinay V. Kumar (IND)
Waldemar Polido (BRA)
Torsten Reichert (GER)
Karl Andreas Schlegel (GER)
Eiji Funakoshi (JPN)
Daniel Rothamel (GER)
Merete Aaboe (DEN)
Treating edentulous patients
10:40
10:55
11:10
11:25
11:40
11:55
12:10
12:25
12:40
Moderator: Anthony Dawson (AUS)
Full-arch fixed implant restorations
Prosthetics for edentulous patients
The treatment of the edentulous patient using tilted implants
Digital keys for implant-overdenture success
Key elements in maxillary rehabilitation via implant-retained overdentures
CAD CAM prostheses Reducing invasiveness in the atrophic maxilla
Managing diabetes patients
Implant site development with cellular allografts
Nikitas Sykaras (GRE)
Alejandro Treviño Santos (MEX)
Sergio Piano (ITA)
Hakan Bilhan (TUR)
Yiqun Wu (CHN)
Antoine Rimmer (FRA)
Leandro Nunes (BRA)
Morten Grauballe (DEN)
Bradley S. McAllister (GBR)
The young professionals program
10:40
10:55
11:10
11:25
11:40
11:55
12:10
12:25
12:40
Moderator: Bo Chen (CHN)
Sustainable results for single implant restoration in the esthetic zone
Advances in guided implant surgery: unlocking your digital potential
Surface decontamination: is there a master key?
Are white dental implants the future?
3D techniques for planning and restoration of implants
When to choose titanium vs. zirconia abutments
Predictable regeneration in the esthetic zone
Minimizing excess cement and maximizing peri-implant soft tissue health
Influential factors during implant surgery
Yeliz Cavusoglu (TUR)
Adam Hamilton (USA)
Luiz Gonzaga (USA)
Simon Janner (SUI)
Wiebe Derksen (NED)
Anja Zembic (SUI)
Lira Rahman (RSA)
Robert Santosa (AUS)
Ryo Jimbo (SWE)
Program
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Saturday, May 6, 2017
Combining state-of-the-art keys for everyday practice with a peek into the future
08:15
08:45
09:15
09:45
Moderator: Dieter Weingart (GER)
Prosthetically guided regeneration in complex cases Implant surgery: key factors for future innovations and success
Defect anatomy: predictable bone preservation/regeneration therapy
Coffee break
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
Moderator: Simon Storgård Jensen (DEN)
Biological basics in soft tissue management
Lifelong maintenance of dental implants
Panel discussion
Lunch break
13:30
André Schroeder Research Prize
Poster award
Paolo Casentini (ITA)
Vivianne Chappuis (SUI)
Mauricio Araujo (BRA)
Johannes Kleinheinz (GER)
Mario Roccuzzo (ITA)
David Cochran (USA),
Daniel Wismeijer (NED)
New keys to new doors
Moderator: Niklaus Lang (SUI)
14:00
A real new tooth - the ultimate goal
14:30
Treating elderly implant patients
15:15
Now you have the knowledge - use the key - open the door…
15:45
Panel discussion
16:15
Closing
16:30
End of the ITI World Symposium 2017
Program may be subject to change.
Paul Sharpe (GBR)
Stephen Barter (GBR)
Frauke Müller (SUI)
Stephen T. Chen (AUS)
David Cochran (USA),
Stephen T. Chen (AUS)
Speakers
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Merete Aaboe
Bilal Al-Nawas
Majd Al Mardini
Mauricio Araujo
Copenhagen, Denmark
Mainz, Germany
Hamilton ON, Canada
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Stephen Barter
Diego Bechelli
Hakan Bilhan
Juan Blanco Carrión
Michael Bornstein
Daniel Buser
Eastbourne, UK
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Istanbul, Turkey
Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Hong Kong, Hong Kong ROC
Bern, Switzerland
Jordi Caballé Serrano
Santiago Caram
Paolo Casentini
Yeliz Cavusoglu
Vivianne Chappuis
Stephen T. Chen
David Cochran
Luca Cordaro
Barcelona, Spain
Ciudad, Argentina
Milan, Italy
Bursa, Turkey
Bern, Switzerland
Melbourne, Australia
San Antonio TX, USA
Rome, Italy
Wiebe Derksen
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Steven Eckert
Christopher Evans
Byron MN, USA
Melbourne, Australia
Ricardo Faria Almeida
Vincent Fehmer
Gary Finelle
Eiji Funakoshi
Porto, Portugal
Geneva, Switzerland
Paris, France
Fukoka, Japan
German Gallucci
Christian Gerber
Cecilie Gjerde
Luiz Gonzaga
Oscar González-Martín
Morten Grauballe
Boston MA, USA
Balgrist, Switzerland
Bergen, Norway
Gaineseville FL, USA
Madrid, Spain
Copenhagen, Denmark
Adam Hamilton
Lisa Heitz-Mayfield
Boston MA, USA
Perth, Australia
Avish Jagathpal
Simone Janner
Ryo Jimbo
Tim Joda
Ronald Jung
Pretoria, South Africa
Bern, Switzerland
Malmø, Sweden
Bern, Switzerland
Zurich, Switzerland
Adrian Kasaj
Johannes Kleinheinz
Haakon Kuit
Vinay V. Kumar
Chatchai Kunavisarut
Mainz, Germany
Münster, Germany
Arnhem, Netherlands
Bangalore, India
Bangkok, Thailand
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France Lambert
Alejandro Lanis
Marzella Mega Lestari
Robert Levine
Eduardo Lorenzana
Liège, Belgium
Santiago de Chile, Chile
Jakarta, Indonesia
Philadelphia PA, USA
San Antonio TX, USA
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William Martin
Lian-Ping Mau
Bradley S. McAllister
Dean Morton
Frauke Müller
Gaineseville FL, USA
Tainan, Taiwan
Tualatin OR, USA
Indianapolis IN, USA
Geneva, Switzerland
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Ibrahim Nasseh
Leandro Nunes
Beirut, Lebanon
Porto Alegre, Brazil
P
Jung-Chul Park
Sergio Piano
Waldemar Polido
Cheonan, South Korea
Genoa, Italy
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Lira Rahman
Torsten Reichert
Antoine Rimmer
Mario Roccuzzo
Stefan Röhling
Daniel Rothamel
Pretoria, South Africa
Regensburg, Germany
Longeville les Metz, France
Torino, Italy
Basel, Switzerland
Cologne, Germany
Irena Sailer
Robert Santosa
Markus Schlee
Karl Andreas Schlegel Anton Sculean
Shakeel Shahdad
Paul Sharpe
Charlotte Stilwell
Thomas Straumann
Yucheng Su
Timo Suojärvi
Nikitas Sykaras
Geneva, Switzerland
Sydney, Australia
Forchheim, Germany
Munich, Germany
Bern, Switzerland
London, UK
London, UK
London, UK
Basel, Switzerland
Beijing, China
Espoo, Finland
Athens, Greece
Ali Tahmaseb
Wah Ching Tan
Ferruccio Torsello
Alejandro Treviño Santos
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Singapore, Singapore
Rome, Italy
Mexico City, Mexico
Sascha Virnik
Sophocles Voyiazis
Klagenfurt, Austria
Nicosia, Cyprus
Kevin Warwick
Péter Windisch
Daniel Wismeijer
Yiqun Wu
Coventry, UK
Budapest, Hungary
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Shanghai, China
Anja Zembic
Zurich, Switzerland
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Key Information
Venue
Messe Basel, Hall 1, Messeplatz 1, 4058 Basel, Switzerland
Language
All plenary presentations and the Corporate Forum are in English with simultaneous translation into French, Chinese, German,
Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish (languages are subject to change depending on demand).
Simultaneous translation will also be available for one breakout session: 'Esthetic implant treatment'.
CE Credits
17.5 credit hours will be awarded based on the total number of hours attended excluding the pre-symposium corporate forum,
breaks and meals.
Registration Fees
Early
ITI
ITI Fellow
ITI Member
ITI Member, Dental Technician
ITI Member, Undergraduate/Postgraduate Student
Non-ITI
Non-ITI
Non-ITI, Dental Technician
Non-ITI, Undergraduate/Postgraduate Student
€ 490
€ 490
€ 360
€ 180
€ 790
€ 560
€ 480
until February 28, 2017
Late
On-Site
from March 1, 2017
from April 21, 2017
€ 590
€ 590
€ 420
€ 230
€ 690
€ 690
€ 480
€ 280
€ 890
€ 620
€ 530
€ 990
€ 680
€ 580
All the above prices include statutory sales tax according to European/Swiss regulations.
Not an ITI Member yet?
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ITI Annual Dinner
Wednesday, May 3, 2017 | 19:30
For lovers of vintage cars, the ITI Annual Dinner is an absolute must! Taking place in Pantheon Basel, a vintage car museum,
visitors will be surrounded by a variety of nostalgic vehicles from 19th century carriages through cars from every era as well
as the best in motorized two-wheeled transportation. From Bugatti and Bentley to Fiat and Ferrari, a little of everything can
be enjoyed here.
The evening is also outgoing ITI President David Cochran's farewell dinner. You will be able to wander through the museum,
drink in hand, before going on to dinner downstairs. This will be followed by music and the possibility to work off some
calories on the dancefloor. The ITI Annual Dinner is open to everyone and free of charge for ITI Fellows.
Tickets can be purchased for € 95.
Symposium party presented by Straumann: Enter our world of Rock 'n' Roll!
Friday, May 5, 2017 | 19:30
Come and experience an unforgettable Straumann show and let us take you on an amazing journey through the Rock
Universe! With a refreshing cocktail in hand, enjoy some live music or savour a selection of superb local and international
cuisine followed by a little turn on the dance floor! For an entrance fee of only € 95, treat yourself to a superb evening of
entertainment, mouth-watering menus, a continuous open bar, and a line-up of special highlights and entertainment.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to combine fun and networking in a distinguished and relaxed environment.
Key Contacts
Scientific Host Organization
ITI International Team for Implantology
Peter Merian-Strasse 88
4052 Basel, Switzerland
Phone: +41 61 270 83 83
Fax: +41 61 270 83 84
[email protected]
www.iti.org
Scientific Program Committee
Daniel Wismeijer, Netherlands (Chair)
Stephen Chen, Australia
Bo Chen, China
David Cochran, USA
Tony Dawson, Australia
Bjarni Pjetursson, Iceland
Waldemar Polido, Brazil
Partners
Institut Straumann AG
Peter Merian-Weg 10
4052 Basel, Switzerland
[email protected]
www.straumann.com
Quintessenz Verlags GmbH
Ifenpfad 2-4
12107 Berlin, Germany
[email protected]
www.quintessenz.de
Platinum Exhibitors
Organizing Committee
Daniel Buser, Switzerland (Chair)
Daniel Wismeijer, Netherlands
Adrian Haupt, Switzerland
Patricia Peter, Switzerland
Sven Pfeiffer, Switzerland
Petra Werder, Switzerland
Symposium Administration
Interplan
Congress, Meeting & Event Management AG
Landsberger Strasse 155
80687 Munich, Germany
[email protected]
Delegate Registration
Ms. Daniela Fink
Phone: +49 89 54 82 34 810
Fax: +49 89 54 82 34 43
[email protected]
With support from:
Exhibition Sales Contact
Ms. Elena Baier
Phone: +49 89 54 82 34 40
Fax: +49 89 54 82 34 45
[email protected]
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