Budapest
17 - 20 dic 2021
Inglese

Functional & Aesthetic Dentistry Congress

Peter Svensson
Jeffrey P. Okeson
Sascha Hein
Manol Ivchev
Fabio Scutella
Federico Ferraris
Aladin Sabbagh
Leonardo Bacherini
Andrea Deregibus
Matthias Kern
Elizabeth Menzel
Jacek Glebocki
Vincenzo Musella
Dettagli del corso
Lettori
Sede

Programma


FUNCTIONAL DENTISTRY


December 17


PETER SVENSSON


Increase the vertical dimension – or not?


– Definition and measurement of the occlusal vertical dimension;

– Muscle physiology and impact on various jaw functions;

– Adaptability of the stomatognathic system;

– Occlusal rehabilitation versus oral rehabilitation.


Neuroplasticity as a new concept in rehabilitation of oral function and pain


– Introduction to our plastic brain and concept of neuroplasticity;

– How dentures can change the brain;

– Use it or lose it – training oral function systematically;

– Adverse effects of pain;

– Keeping fitness in oral health.



JEFFREY OKESON


The facts and fantasies of Temporomandibular Disorders


– Teleconference –


– Disorders that will/will not respond to therapy

– Relationship between bruxism and muscle pain

– Conservative approach to managing muscle pain disorders

– Conservative approach to managing intracapsular pain disorders

– Why and how occlusal appliances may assist in the management of TMD.



JACEK GLEBOCKI


Using of Kois Deprogrammer and Kois Dento-Facial Analyzer TMD dysfunctions treatment (Kois concept)


Program will coming soon.



December 18


ALADIN SABBAGH


Diagnosis of TMJ disorders. Prevention of iatrogenic dysfunctions


– The 6 keys of the TMD etiology;

– Initial diagnostic of TMD using manual functional diagnosis;

– Differential diagnosis of TMD;

– Avoiding TMD in children’s and adolescent’s;

– Avoiding and management of clicking;

– Splint therapy: indications and management;

– Osteopathic / manual / physiotherapy as accompanying therapy;

– What comes after the splint? which occlusal rehabilitation is indicated?

– The interdisciplinary prosthetic and orthodontic treatment of TMD;

– Avoiding iatrogenic TMD during dental / orthodontic treatment;

– When are imagine techniques (MRT / CT / DVT etc.) indicated?

– Contraindication, failure, relapse;

– Current forensic and economics aspects.



MANOL ATANASOV IVCHEV


Using the CPV. Treatment in the concept of Professor Slavicek


– What is GAMMA CPV – CONDYLAR POSITION VARIATOR. Micro understanding of it

– Why we need CPV

– How to use CPV

– When to use CPV

– Using the variator according to the Vienna concept

– Transfering the information to Reference Gamma artuculator.



ANDREA DEREGIBUS


An evidence based approach to bruxism treatment


– Diagnosis of awake and sleep bruxism;

– Clinical examination;

– Differential diagnostics of the myogenic and arthrogenic disease;

– The signs of parafunction;

– Bruxism treatment.



ELIZABETH MENZEL


Facial asymmetries in TMD patients. Diagnosis, treatment planning and case presentatians


– Forms of facial asymmetry

– Etiological factors in the development of facial asymmetry

– Influence of facial asymmetry on the airways, chewing function and the development of TMD

– Influence of torque, angulation and rotation of teeth on the occurrence of facial asymmetry

– Influence of the position of the maxilla and mandible on the development of asymmetry

– Diagnosis of facial asymmetry

– Treatment planning of facial asymmetry

– Treatment. Stable result.




AESTHETIC DENTISTRY


MATTHIAS KERN


How to bond zirconia successfully?


– Teleconference –


– Adhesive protocols for silica-based ceramics

– Bonding of oxide and zirconium ceramics

– Cleaning and chemical activation

– Abrasive surface treatment by pure alumina, silica-coated alumina particles

– Scientific research on non-retention zirconia restorations. Is it possible to achieve perfect adhesion to tooth tissues?

– Long-term clinical results of minimally invasive resin-bonded zirconium restorations.



LEONARDO BACHERINI


Combining aesthetics and function with MIPPs (Minimally Invasive Prosthetic Procedures): the digital approach


– Teleconference –


– How to perform an ideal esthetic and functional treatment plan

– How to minimize the invasiveness of the prosthetic treatment and still obtain an ideal esthetic result.

– How to reduce the risks of failure in the prosthetic rehabilitation

– How to select the appropriate instrument and technique for modern tooth preparation.

– How to select the appropriate ceramic material in order to achieve the best esthetic result

– How to restore extremely compromised dentition.



VINCENZO MUSELLA


Minimally invasive approaching restorations with laminate veneers


– Aesthetic Preview Technique

– Laminate veneers, starting from wax-up, passing through the provisional restorations with flow composite and transparent silicone mask

– Checking occlusion and function

– Fixation of laminate veneers.



FEDERICO FERRARIS


Posterior Indirect Restorations in the Adhesive Era: the secrets and protocols to achieve the excellence


Program will come soon.



FABIO SCUTELLA


Tooth preparation geometry and soft tissue management in modern prosthetic rehabilitation: A paradigm shift


– Principles of the "Simplified Prosthetic Protocol" (SPP)

– Preservation of stability of soft tissues around the tooth after prosthetics

– Short and Long Term Perspective of Periodontal Tissue Preservation

– The vertical geometry of the finishing line

– Soft tissue management

– Selection of restorative materials: lithium disilicate and zirconium dioxide.



MANOL ATANASOV IVCHEV


The Vertical Dimension in prosthetic treatment (Slavicek concept)


Program will come soon.



SASCHA HEIN


A new scientific approach to unlock the secrets of shade matching without shade guides


– Teleconference –


– The pros and cons of visual shade assessment?

– Understanding light propagation through dental hard tissues (Biophotonics)

– Replacing shade guides with one color appearance model

– Acquiring target shades with a DSLR camera or with a smartphone

– The eLAB digital workflow

– Various clinical examples.


Lettori 13

Professor and Head. Section for Orofacial Pain and Jaw Function. Department of Dentistry and Oral Health. Health, Aarhus University. DDS 1987, Ph.D. (orofacial pain) 1993, dr.odont. (orofacial pain and function) 2000, full professor 2001 (Aarhus University). Guest professor Karolinska Institutet (2014-2019) and Malmø University (2019-2021). Research focused on peripheral and central orofacial pain mechanisms, neuroplasticity, trigeminal motor physiology, brain imaging and temporomandibular disorders. >500 peer-reviewed papers. H-index = 68 (total citations >24.000; 42 papers cited >100 times). Past chair of SIG Orofacial and Head Pain, IASP; Task force member of IASP Chronic Pain Classification.
 
He has been a full time faculty member at the University of Kentucky for 45 years. He is recognized worldwide as an authority in the field of TMD and orofacial pain, lecturing in every state in the USA and 59 different foreign countries. His textbooks have been translated into eleven different foreign languages and have become a standard for teaching throughout the world. His peers have called him the “World Ambassador for Orofacial pain”. He is a highly sought after speaker and has given more than 1300 invited lectures throughout the world. He has received numerous awards, honors and recognitions for his outstanding teaching and educational abilities. Some of these awards include the campus wide University of Kentucky “Great Teacher Award”, the Provost’s Distinguished Service Professorship, the American Academy of Orofacial Pain’s Service Award and the first ever “Distinguished Alumni Award” from the College of Dentistry. In addition, he received the State of Kentucky Acorn Award for the best professor in the state and was inducted into the University of Kentucky Hall of Distinguished Alumni. Dr. Okeson has also received “The International Dentist of the Year Award” from the Academy of Dentistry International. This is the highest award recognized by this Academy and was given to him in recognition of his worldwide efforts in providing education in the area of temporomandibular disorders and orofacial pain. In addition to his two textbooks, he has more then 240 publications in scientific journals. He is founder of the Orofacial Pain Program at the University of Kentucky. He has developed several full-time teaching programs associated with the Center. The Master of Science Degree program he established was the first in the United States to be accredited by the American Academy of Orofacial Pain. The Orofacial Pain Residency Program was one of the very first to be accreditated by the Commission on Dental Accreditation. This program has graduated 65 full time residents from 26 different countries. He is active in many national and international organizations and is past president of the American Academy of Orofacial Pain. He is also a founding diplomate and twice past president of the American Board of Orofacial Pain. Dr. Okeson is presently serving as Dean of the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Dr. Okeson is a captivating lecturer with a teaching style that is engaging, logical and based on the available science. He is one of the few individuals in the world capable of bringing all these subjects together into one lecture series.
 
Sascha Hein
 
Manol Atanasov Ivchev
 

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