ORTHODONTICS

October 8

WASSIM BOUZID

Reinvention: a commitment to excellence in Orthodontics

– Defining beauty: face and smile esthetics;

– Treatment mechanics with Pitts protocol: not just a bracket but a whole system;

– Active Early Protocol: SAP - arch development - ILSE-disarticulation;

– Pink and white Aesthetic;

– Advanced tooth reshaping: the power of adding and reducing;

– Biomechanics of Pitts protocol + Extra radicular screws;

– Clnical strategies for approaching Cl 2 and Cl 3 cases, open bite;

– Gummy smiles treatment: a different perspective.

CIHAN CAPAN

Clear Aligners: Am I Ready for Advanced Cases

– Why aligner treatments

– Which cases are advanced cases in aligner therapies

– Treatment planning approaches in advanced cases

– How to manage patient motivation

– Anchorage control

– Comparing real vs digital

– Сlinical cases.

GOZDE COBANOGLU

Clear Choices For New Generation

– Diagnose and treatment plan with invisalign first and teen patients

– The mandible advancement feature with Invisalign

– The mandible advancement vs Elastics on growing patients

– Expansion protocols

– Distalization protocols on growing patients

– How to create a perfect digital treatment plan on growing patients.

OMUR PОLAT OZSOY

Treatment options in congenitally missing lateral agenesis: an update

– Diagnosis of missing lateral incisors

– Treatment planning according to the individual needs of the patient

– Indications for canine substitution

– Indications for space opening and implants

– Indications for autotransplantation

– Materials and methods for retention.

October 9

DAVID SARVER

Fit the smile to the face - It’s the details that add up

– How the three divisions of dentofacial esthetic interact for maximum esthetic outcome;

– An overall knowledge of cephalometrics and their purpose;

– The transition from Problem oriented treatment planning to Goal oriented treatment planning;

– The principles of Smile projection;

– The application of diode lasers in esthetic design;

– Why orthodontics treatment choices are no longer binary;

– The importance of maxillary incisor position in smile design.

TURKAN NADIRE YESIL

TMJ first orthodontics

– Why should we consider TMJ stability?

– The importance of chewing.

– Evaluation of a patient from top to toe.

– Multidisiplinary part of TMJ patients.

– Registration bite technics, how to take bite registration bite with bluewax.

– What about bruxism?

– Splint therapy

– Cases.

EBRU CETINKAYA TOKMAK

Combined use of miniscrews, power arms and clear aligners

– How to support the anchorage in clear aligner therapies

– When and where to apply miniscrews with Invisalign

– The application of miniscrews in deep bite cases

– Is parallel mesialisation of upper 7s to the place of earlier extracted 6s possible with the combined usage of power arms and invisalign?

– The usage of miniscrews in lower arch distalization in aligner therapies

– Is it possible to upright the roots of premolars and molars to the direction of movement in aligner therapies with power arms?

CEMRE GEZE

Orthognathic surgery preparation and planning

– Patient selection in orthognatic surgery

– Face analysis with a modern approach

– Golden preparation criteria for orthognatic surgery

– 3D face analysis and virtual treatment planning

– How far can we go in orthognatic surgery preparation with aligners.

AESTHETIC DENTISTRY

October 10

MARKUS BLATZ

How to bond to zirconia - the APC concept

– Modern ceramic materials and their indications;

– Different types of zirconia, their advantages and limitations;

– Fundamental adhesive bonding principles based on material composition;

– Successful cementation and resin bonding protocols for zirconia;

– The possibilities of bonded zirconia restorations, especially resin-bonded bridges;

– Clinical and laboratory guidelines for long-lasting esthetic zirconia restorations.

MELIH SENGUL

Оcclusal rehabilitation with orthopedic stability

– Stable condyle position;

– The relation between occlusion and TMD;

– Horizontal and vertical chewing patterns;

– The principles of bio-esthetic occlusion;

– Biologic tooth forms;

– Restorative options in occlusal rehabilitation.

SERHAT KOKEN

Create your own composite masterpieces

– Clinical guidelines for color perception;

– Planning a multi-shade layering;

– Layering dentin and enamel shades on previously created palatal shell;

– Finishing and polishing procedures to create live looking restorations.

EYUP CELIK

Minimal invasive veneers

– Minimal invasive approach on veneers;

– Succes rate of minimal invasive veneers;

– How much safe increasing vertical dimension;

– Clinical tips for minimal invasive veneers;

– Minimal Invasive prosthetic procedure;

– No prep veneers or prep veneers.

October 11

GALIP GUREL

Essentials of Aesthetics. Analog VS Digital

– Pre-visualisation in Aesthetic Dentistry: Mock-Up or Digital Technology?

– The need for APT as a treatment planning tool.

A well done APT will help the dentist, patient and the technician:

– Work with ease, as patient is motivated throughout the process;

– To notice whether the treatment plan is realistic/unrealistic;

– To communicate with other team members to show what is the desired final;

– To guide orthodontic, periodontal or implant treatment;

– To communicate with the technician easily and allow him work more comfortable indirectly;

– To prep less and preserve enamel;

– To produce veneers with uniform thickness;

– To manage color factor better;

– To save time, money and equipment.

PAULO KANO

Is it better to make a dental restoration digitally than in the traditional process?

– How to diagnose and plan Aesthetics restorations in CAD software so that delivery matches expectations;

– Importance of using facial references during patient assessment;

– Use of Flapless piezoelectric surgeries for non-specialist clinicians;

– Virtual simulation from A to Z;

– Can technology achieve form, function and esthetics in the manufacture of dental restorations?

– Why the exact copy of the dental morphology impacts the final result of an aesthetic restoration;

– How to communicate dentist, technician and patients;

– A step-by-step, fully digital workflow for aesthetic new smile.

BORA KORKUT

Monochrome Anterior Composite Restorations: Opportunities and Limitations

– Treatment planning and pre-restorative procedures;

– Decision of monochrome and polichrome layering;

– Selection of resin composite and layering instrument;

– Clinical protocols of monochrome composite restorations;

– Analysis and simulating of natural surface texture;

– Post-operative approaches and recall appointments.

Orthodontic and aesthetic congress