Ceramic Implantology: 3 Days of Exceptional Education
The 11th Annual meeting of the International Academy of Ceramic Implantology will take place in Washington DC on May 19 to 21, 2022. In keeping with our mission this event will focus on education and elaborating the benefits of bioceramics in implant dentistry.
During the last five years have we have observed a rapid increase in the demand for ceramic implants in Europe and North America. This trend, although mostly driven by patients, has been met with a positive and proactive response from the implant industry.
In the United States there are now nine FDA-approved and commercially available ceramic implant systems, six of which have been approved in the last four years. The topics this year will address among others, the impact of dental implant materials on implant success, the fast-growing peri-implantitis problem. There will be lectures and workshops on implant practice management, bone regeneration, aesthetics, implant materials, the biological interaction of zirconia ceramics with hard and soft tissues, the latest innovations with ceramic implants and how to successfully introduce and implement metal free implant dentistry in your practice.
The scientific track of the program will consist of lectures and poster presentations on advances and long-term results observed with regards to the performance of ceramic implants over the last 20 years
Registration
EARLY BIRD (Now to 4/1/2022)
Member: $795
Non-Member: $895
Student: $150
REGULAR PRICE (Through 5/2/2022)
After 5/2, registration only available onsite
Member: $895
Non-Member: $1,000
Student: $150
Hotel
HOTEL WASHINGTON
515 15th St NW
Washington, DC 20004
www.thehotelwashington.com
RATES
$289/Night + Tax
(approximately 30% off)
Deadline to take advantage of
the IAOCI preferred rate is 4/27/22
Confirmed Speakers
Dr. Thomas G. Wiedemann, DDS
Robotic assisted implantology: Stepping into the future of implant surgery.
Dr. Dirk U. Duddeck, DDS
50 Shades of White:
The hidden danger of factory-related contaminants on sterile-packaged implants.
Dr. Saurabh Gupta, DDS
Recent Advances in Zirconia Dental Implant Surface Modifications and Osseointegration.
Dr. Andrea Borgonovo, DDS
One piece and two pieces ceramic implants in oral rehabilitation: Clinical and experimental evaluation
Dr. Georgios Kotsakis, DDS
Titanium particle-mediated Peri-implantitis and the Harm Associated with Empirical Dental Treatments
Susan Wingrove BS, RDH
Disrupt, Debride, Detoxify: Implant Maintenance, Home-Care, and Disease Treatment
