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Orlando Orange County Convention CenterOrlando, Florida

A multidisciplinary meeting co-sponsored by:

ACADEMY OF OSSEOINTEGRATION

Good to Great®: Making Excellence

a Clinical Reality

ANNUAL MEETING

Co-Sponsored by:

American Association of Oral & Maxillofacial

Surgeons

American Academy of Periodontology

American College of Prosthodontists

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2017

March 15–18

The ‘GOOD TO GREAT®’ trademark is owned by The Good to Great Project LLC. Used under license.

2017 Annual Meeting

Don’t miss the Academy of Osseointegration’s 2017 Annual Meeting – “Good to Great®: Making Excellence a Clinical Reality” – March 15-18, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. This multi-disciplinary meeting co-sponsored by AAOMS, AAP and ACP will feature four days of scienti� c sessions, including:

• Hands-on Workshops• 30 Years Later – What We Did Then,

What We Do Now• Morning with the Masters• Business of Implant Dentistry• Surgical Track: Optimal Gingival Tissues• Restorative Track: Selecting

Optimal Restorative Materials• AO 2017 Sinus Consensus Update• Managing Anterior Esthetics• New Concepts and Materials for Site

Development• Management of Biologic Complications• Image Guidance and Digital Work� ow

for Planning and Treatment

• Good to Great®: Future Possibilities• Good to Great®: Ensuring Future Success• Lunch and Learn Sessions• Good to Great®: Teams Perform Better

Than Individuals• E-Poster Presentations • Young Clinician’s Lecture Series• Commercial Exhibits• Corporate Forums• Clinical Innovations• Oral Research Abstract Presentations• TEAM Program• Laboratory Technician Program

Look for the complete program along with registration/housing information this Fall in the mail and on the Academy’s website at osseo.org.

Wednesday, March 15

8:00 am – 4:00 pmHands-on WorkshopsThese sessions will allow the registrants to gain hands-on experience with the latest technology from some of the most popular implant companies, including:

• DENTSPLY Sirona • Geistlich Biomaterials• Keystone Dental• Nobel Biocare USA

• Straumann USA• Southern Implants• Zimmer Biomet

Pre-conference Courses8:00 am – noon• Clinical, Surgical and Medicolegal

Aspects of Radiology in Implant DentistryWilliam Scarfe, BDS

1:00 – 5:00 pm• The Science of Osseointegration:

Local, Systemic and Biomechanics Factors That A� ect HealingJill Helms, DDS, PhD

These in-depth courses qualify for AO Certi� cate in Implant Dentistry CE Hours.

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Academy of Osseointegration

Thursday, March 16

8:00 am – noonCorporate ForumsSee what’s new as the Corporate Forums feature 36 industry-hosted educa tional sessions which showcase some of the latest research, products, techniques and developments in implant dentistry and tissue engineering.

12:10 – 1:00 pmE-Poster Presentationsin Exhibit Hall

1:00 – 5:30 pm Opening Symposium:30 Years Later – What We Did Then, What We Do Now • Signi� cance of a Human Smile

Harold Slavkin, DDS

• Replacement of a Single Toothin the Esthetic ZonePeter Wöhrle, DMD

• Replacement of Multiple Teethin the Esthetic ZoneUeli Grunder, DMD

• Redesigning the Poorly Planned Implant-supported Restoration:An Inevitable Reality Ricardo Mitrani, DDS, MSD

• 40+ Years of Myths and RealitiesTorsten Jemt, DDS, PhD

• 30 Years of Esthetic Materials on Implants in the Esthetic ZoneMarkus Blatz, DMD, PhD

5:30 – 7:00 pm Welcome Reception and E-Poster Presentations in Exhibit Hall

Friday, March 17

7:00 – 8:00 am Morning with the Masters• Management of Complications

Jay Malmquist, DMD

• Avoiding and Managing Esthetic Implant Complications: Critical Concepts and Case-based LearningAnthony Sclar, DMD

• Pushing the Envelope of Digital Planning and Guided Surgery for Maxillofacial ReconstructionLawrence Brecht, DDS

• Reality and Myths of Zirconiaas a Restorative MaterialThomas Taylor, DDS, MSD

• Comprehensive Therapy/Treatment PlanningHans-Peter Weber, DMD

• Extraction Socket Management:Why, When and HowMauricio Araújo, DDS, MSc, PhD

• Treatment Planning Considerations You May Not Have Considered: Tooth Decay, CBCT Findings, Planning Against Failure, and the LikeStephen Parel, DDS

• Lateral Versus Crestal Approach in Sinus Elevation SurgeryTiziano Testori, MD, DDS

7:00 – 8:00 amBusiness of Implant Dentistry:SWOT Analysis of Implant Dental Care Delivery Models• Referral Based Practice

Donald Clem, DDS

• DSO (Dental Support Organizations) Quinn Dufurrena, DDS, JD

• Total Care ProviderSteven Lewis, DMD

Scientifi c Meeting Schedule

8:00 am – noonSurgical Track:Good to Great®: What, When, Where and How – Optimal Gingival Tissues:Focus on the Esthetic Zone• What, When, and Where

Sonia Leziy, DDS

• HowJames Janakievski, DDS, MSD

What, When, Where and How – Osseous Tissues: Focus on the Posterior Mandible • Osseous Ridge Augmentation:

Splitting, “Blocking”, or GBR?Zvi Artzi, DMD

• Osseous Ridge Augmentation: VerticalIstván Urbán, DMD

AO 2017 – Sinus ConsensusUpdate Session• The Science of Bone Formation in the

Sinus Environment: Where Does the Bone Come From? Do We Need Space or Materials?Alan Herford, DDS, MD

• Material Choice and Update: Autogenous, Allograft, Xenograft, and CombinationsCraig Misch, DDS, MDS

• Surgical Approach Update: Lateral Window Versus Crestal Approach – Limits of Each and Associated ComplicationsPaul Fugazzotto, DDS

• Complications of Infection:Bacterial Versus FungalEric Dierks, DMD, MD

8:00 am – noonRestorative Track:Selecting Optimal Restorative Materials – Myths and Reality• Overview for Selection of Materials

Daniel Nathanson, DMD

• Material Science, Performance and Technical Aspects of ZirconiaNelson Silva, DDS, MSc, PhD

• Clinical Aspects of ZirconiaIrena Sailer, DDS, MS

• Chromium-cobalt Based Ceramo-metal Restorations for ImplantsScott Keith, DDS, MS

• Digital DenturesEdwin McGlumphy, DDS, MS

• Milled PMMARoger Vitter, DDS

• New Technology for Design and Manufacture of Implant-supported Non-precious Metallic Frameworks and RestorationsConrad Rensburg, ND, NHD

• Putting New Materials and Technology TogetherAlan Sulikowski, DDS

8:00 am – 11:40 amOral Clinical Research Abstract Session

Noon – 1:30 pmComplimentary Lunch and E-Poster Presentations in Exhibit Hall

Noon –1:30 pmYoung Clinician’s Lecture Series

The Academy of Osseointegration (AO) is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of

the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. AO designates this activity for 33.75 continuing education credits.

March 15-18, 2017

1:30 – 5:10 pmOral Scienti� c Research Abstract Session

1:15 – 5:10 pmClinical Innovations

1:30 – 3:00 pmManaging Anterior Esthetics• Alveolar Contour Changes Following

Tooth ExtractionThiago Morelli, DDS, MS

• The Next Level for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration in Esthetic Implant SitesRonald Jung, DMD, PhD

• Immediate Implant Placement and Restoration in Intact SocketsErnesto Lee, DMD

• Implant Placement and Grafting in Patients with Damaged Sockets and RidgesGuido Sarnachiaro, DDS

1:30 – 3:00 pmManagement of Biologic Complications • Peri-implantitis 2017:

What are We Really Talking About?Hector Sarmiento, DMD

• Decision Making for the 10-year-old Implant with 20% Bone LossFrank Schwarz, DMD

• Do Di� erent Lasers Have a Role inPeri-implantitis Management?Eric Linden, DMD, MSD

3:30 – 5:00 pmNew Concepts and Materials forSite Development• Embryonic Processes for Osseo-

integration and Alveolar RegenerationMartin Chin, DDS

• RAP and Orthodontics for ImplantSite DevelopmentRebecca Bockow, DDS

• Sca� olds/Growth Factors/Stem Cells Rocky Tuan, PhD

• Role of Blood Products inRegenerative Procedures Hom-Lay Wang, DDS, MSD, PhD

3:30 – 5:00 pmImage Guidance and Digital Work� ow for Planning and Treatment • Digital Diagnosis and Prosthetic

Planning to Enhance Guided SurgeryNeil Starr, DDS

• Scan, Plan, Mill, Restore:Putting it All TogetherFarhad Boltchi, DMD, MS

• Comparison of Dynamic and Static Guidance for Implant SurgeryMichael Block, DMD

7:00 – 9:00 pmPresident’s Reception

Saturday, March 18

8:00 am – noonGood to Great®: Future Possibilities• Ethics, Dilemmas and Pro� ciency

in Providing Implant CareSteven Eckert, DDS, MS

• New Technologies that Make UsGood to Great®Lyndon Cooper, DDS, PhD

• The Guided Concept, New Imaging and Planning Technologies: Navigation, Robotics, Facial SimulationOrlando Alvarez, DDS, MS

• New TechnologiesJeremy Mao, DDS, PhD

• Ultra-short Implants to Simplify or Create New Treatment OptionsWaldemar Polido, DDS, MS, PhD

8:00 am – 4:00 pmTEAM Program

Orlando, Florida

8:00 am – 4:00 pmLaboratory Technician Program

10:30 am – noonGood to Great®:Ensuring Future Success• Variable Considerations for Optimizing

Anterior Implant EstheticsJoseph Kan, DDS, MS

• Socket Management with Biomaterials to Maintain Alveolar ContoursDaniele Cardaropoli, DDS

• Eight Keys to Avoid Recession Around Implants in the Esthetic ZoneRobert Levine, DDS

• Implant Site Redevelopment: Treating Implant Failures in the Esthetic ZoneDaniel Buser, DDS, DMD

Noon –1:30 pmLunch and Learn Sessions

1:30 – 2:15 pmAO Annual Business Meeting

2:15– 4:45 pmClosing SymposiumGood to Great®: Teams PerformBetter Than Individuals• Full-arch Restoration in the Maxilla

Christopher Marchack, DDS Peter Moy, DMD

• Rehabilitation of the SeverelyAtrophic MaxillaBrent Allan, BDS Glen Liddelow, BDSc, MScD

• Signi� cant Bone Augmentation and 3D-arch Coordination with a Team Approach Facilitates Optimal Results for Comprehensive RehabilitationAnabell Bologna, DDS Miguel Hirschhoaut, DDSJorge Ravelo, DDS

• The Team Approach for Predictable Esthetic ResultsDavid Garber, DMDHenry Salama, DMDMaurice Salama, DMD

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