THE 10TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON PERIODONTICS RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS JUNE 10 13, 2010 THE MARRIOTT HOTEL COPLEY PLACE

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1 &ADVANCE PROGRAM THE 10TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON PERIODONTICS RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS JUNE 10 13, 2010 THE MARRIOTT HOTEL COPLEY PLACE FEATURING Periodontal, Restorative, and Implant Dentistry: Classical, Contemporary, and Future Therapeutics CHAIRMAN Myron Nevins, DDS TOPICS Contemporary Concepts in Implant Dentistry Clinical Regeneration: Surgical Approach to Enhance Restorative Results Maintenance of the Periodontal Patient: 21st Century Advances for the Practicing Clinician Alveolar Ridge Augmentation: A Hands-on Bone Grafting Technique Course The Biologic and Restorative Approach to Dental Implants Periodontal Regeneration: The Determinants of Efficacy Optimizing Esthetic Results When Treating the Gummy Smile The Orthodontic Connection to Other Dental Disciplines Treatment Longevity for the Periodontally Compromised Patient Ceramics: The Masters Reach for Ultimate Esthetics Extraction Wound Healing and Immediate Loading Risk Factors Challenging Implant Success Advances in Periodontal Plastic Surgery to Enhance Restorative Results Localized Ridge Augmentation for Implant Placement and Restoration Sponsored by The International Quintessence Publishing Group and The American Academy of Periodontology

2 INVITATION MASSACHUSETTS JUNE 10 13, 2010 THE MARRIOTT HOTEL COPLEY PLACE In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, its editor and publisher are excited to announce the 10th International Symposium for Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, to be held in Boston June 10 13, The American Academy of Periodontology once again will co-sponsor this outstanding program, which features 84 world-renowned clinicians and clinical researchers. The theme of the meeting centers on a multidisciplinary approach to providing optimal patient care in your practice. We look forward to welcoming an elite coterie of dental professionals to this special meeting. The triennial timing of the symposium has been established to ensure that you are kept up-to-date with new developments that can be introduced into your practice. Please join your esteemed colleagues from 57 countries and all 50 states for a congenial and meaningful experience. See you in Boston, June & THE 10TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON PERIODONTICS BOSTON, RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY Myron Nevins, DDS Program Chair Quintessence Publishing Co, Inc 4350 Chandler Drive Hanover Park, Illinois Telephone: (630) Facsimile: (630) service@quintbook.com Website: Samuel B. Low President ( ) American Academy of Periodontology American Academy of Periodontology 737 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 800 Chicago, Illinois Telephone: (312) Facsimile: (312) meeting-info@perio.org Website:

3 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEETING Sponsored by the International Quintessence Publishing Group, publisher of The International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, and the American Academy of Periodontology, this symposium addresses current trends in these dental fields, as well as implant and esthetic dentistry. The symposium offers three cutting-edge sessions daily, presented by internationally recognized speakers. Participants can attend any sessions they wish. SPECIAL PRE-SYMPOSIUM SESSIONS The 10th Symposium is expanded with special sessions exclusively for the symposium participants sponsored by BIOMET/3i, Osteohealth, and OraPharma. These special sessions are offered to all symposium participants at no additional cost. In addition, a hands-on workshop is being offered at an additional charge. Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis, and attendance is limited. POSTER PRESENTATION A poster presentation will be held during the symposium to stimulate and recognize innovative clinical research in the fields of periodontics, restorative dentistry, and implant dentistry. The three best poster presentations will be selected. The awards for best poster include cash, refund of symposium registration fee, and more. For those who are interested in presenting a poster, detailed information appears later in this program. REGISTRATION FEE Your registration fee includes admission to all symposium sessions and exhibits, daily coffee breaks, and the symposium reception. Take advantage of specially reduced fees by registering in advance. By 1/31/10 On or after 2/1/10 Full 4-Day Attendance US $628 US $698 AAP Member 4-Day Attendance US $528 US $598 Student 4-Day Attendance US $258 $250 US $258 $250 Hygienist 4-Day Attendance US $298 US $298 Hygienist Thursday One-Day Session Only US $118 US $118 SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION DESK Your symposium program packet will await you at the Symposium Registration Desk. The desk will be open on June 9 from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM and beginning at 7:00 AM each day thereafter. TECHNICAL EXHIBITS Technical exhibits will be held Thursday through Saturday. Visit the exhibits to observe the latest developments in dental products offered by the leading manufacturers. Exhibit hours are: Thursday, June 10, :30 AM 6:30 PM Friday, June 11, :30 AM 6:30 PM Saturday, June 12, :30 AM 6:30 PM HOW TO REGISTER Complete the enclosed registration form, including your session preference, and do one of the following: Register online at Mail your form and check for the full registration fee to Quintessence Publishing at the address on the form. Fax your form with credit card information (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover) to Quintessence at On-site registration will be accepted only on the basis of space availability and thus cannot be guaranteed. Early advance registration is strongly recommended. For additional copies of the registration form or advance program, visit the Quintessence website at The deadline for registering for the symposium is May 21, CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS Cancellations made in writing and received by Quintessence before May 3, 2010, will be refunded in full. For cancellations received on or after May 3, 2010, but before the start of the meeting, a cancellation fee of US $60 will be charged. No refunds will be made after the symposium begins on June 10, MEETING PLACE Marriott Hotel Copley Place 110 Huntington Avenue Boston, Massachusetts Tel (800) (in US and Cananda) or (617) Fax (617) HOTEL RESERVATIONS Hotel rooms have been blocked for symposium participants at the Boston Marriott Copley Place. Please make your reservations by May 18, 2010, the reservation cut-off date. Complete the hotel reservation form in this program and mail it with your symposium registration form, or call the hotel reservation desk directly at (800) (in US and Canada) or (617) Be sure to indicate the name of the symposium to receive the special meeting rate. Please do not call the hotel for reservations if you mail the hotel registration form to Quintessence, as your reservations may be duplicated. CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION CREDIT Registrants may earn up to 24 hours of CE credit. Continuing education, including those for the Academy of General Dentistry, will be offered on an hour-for-hour basis for each hour of programming that earns CE credit. The American Academy of Periodontology will keep CE records for 4 years. The American Academy of Periodontology and Quintessence Publishing does not send CE credit information to state boards. Meeting attendees are responsible for ensuring that their CE credits are current and on file at their respective state board or other licensing or regulatory agency. The American Academy of Periodontology is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. SOCIAL EVENTS Welcome Reception Friday, June 11, 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Plan to spend a fun evening following a busy day of lectures. This will be a great opportunity to renew old friendships or establish new ones among your colleagues. 3

4 PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE THURSDAY, JUNE 10 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 SESSION I CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTS IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY SESSION II SESSION III CLINICAL REGENERATION: SURGICAL APPROACH TO ENHANCE RESTORATIVE RESULTS MAINTENANCE OF THE PERIODONTAL PATIENT: 21ST CENTURY ADVANCES FOR THE PRACTICING CLINICIAN WORKSHOP ALVEOLAR RIDGE AUGMENTATION: A HANDS-ON BONE GRAFTING TECHNIQUE COURSE TECHNICAL EXHIBITS FRIDAY, JUNE 11 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 SESSION I THE BIOLOGIC AND RESTORATIVE APPROACH TO DENTAL IMPLANTS SESSION II SESSION III/IV OPTIMIZING THE ESTHETIC RESULTS WHEN TREATING THE GUMMY SMILE PERIODONTAL REGENERATION: THE DETERMINANTS OF EFFICACY THE ORTHODONTIC CONNECTION TO OTHER DENTAL DISCIPLINES TECHNICAL EXHIBITS SATURDAY, JUNE 12 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 SESSION I TREATMENT LONGEVITY FOR THE PERIODONTALLY COMPROMISED PATIENT SESSION II CERAMICS: THE MASTERS REACH FOR ULTIMATE ESTHETICS SESSION III EXTRACTION WOUND HEALING AND IMMEDIATE LOADING TECHNICAL EXHIBITS SUNDAY, JUNE 13 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 SESSION I SESSION II SESSION III RISK FACTORS CHALLENGING IMPLANT SUCCESS ADVANCES IN PERIODONTAL PLASTIC SURGERY TO ENHANCE RESTORATIVE RESULTS LOCALIZED RIDGE AUGMENTATION FOR IMPLANT PLACEMENT AND RESTORATION 4

5 THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 PRE-SYMPOSIUM SESSIONS SESSION I: 8:00 5:00 CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTS IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY The practice of implant dentistry is dynamic. Technologic innovations, outcomes supported by evidence-based research, and procedural pearls contributed by individual practitioners all help to shape contemporary treatment. This panel will share their modernday approach to implant dentistry, covering regenerative, surgical, and restorative subject matter. Participants should become familiar with comprehensive treatment tools that facilitate a current approach to patient care. Understand new technologies and materials involved in implant rehabilitation. Become familiar with advanced regenerative, surgical, and restorative techniques. Understand how implant placement protocols impact restorative treatment modalities. Richard J. Lazzara, Moderator Alan Meltzer George Priest Michael Block Ziv Mazor Ueli Grunder Stephen Chu Markus Huerzeler Craig Misch Sponsored by Implant Stability/Advanced Placement Protocols CAD/CAM Implant Restorations Immediate Implant Placement Advanced Regenerative Procedures Anterior Implant Esthetics Advanced Restorative and Provisionalization Procedures Advanced Site Preparation Advanced Surgical Procedures SESSION II: 8:30 4:00 CLINICAL REGENERATION: SURGICAL APPROACH TO ENHANCE RESTORATIVE RESULTS The success of osseointegration has resulted in the identification of new procedures that depend upon bone volume enhancement. This program will present the clinical and research results of leading investigators as they apply to our patients. The selection of topics ranges from classic approaches to new developments using tissue engineering. The panel will discuss bone development and how it is influenced by different products. It will challenge our contemporary treatment regimens with significant clinical evidence of success and new paradigms that are now being implemented in practice. Recognize the selective process for osteogenic procedures for implant site enhancement. Learn to select the appropriate matrix for available growth factors. Assess the indication and treatment technique for block bone allografts. Myron Spector, Moderator Myron Spector Daniel Buser Stuart Froum Novel Approaches to Bone Tissue Engineering Post-extraction Implant Placement in the Esthetic Zone: Treatment Options Implant-Related Bone Enhancement with Platelet-Derived Growth Factor and Bio-Oss J. Daulton Keith Three-Dimensional Bone Augmentation Using Block Allografts Bradley S. McAllister Molecular and Cellular Strategies to Optimize Bone Augmentation Massimo Simion Clinical Application of rhpdgf for Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration R. Gilbert Triplett Bone Growth Factor rhbmp-2 for Maxillary Sinus Floor Grafting Sponsored by 5

6 PRE-SYMPOSIUM SESSIONS THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 SESSION III: 8:00 4:45 MAINTENANCE OF THE PERIODONTAL PATIENT: 21ST CENTURY ADVANCES FOR THE PRACTICING CLINICIAN The role of the practicing clinician in ensuring each patient s overall long-term health and well-being has become increasingly critical in the last decade. With the explosion of emerging evidence for an oral health total health connection, dentists and hygienists are seeking new and innovative strategies for ensuring a patient s long-term health through optimal maintenance approaches. This symposium brings together a group of international experts who have led the way in the discovery of new methods for diagnosing and treating periodontal and peri-implant disease. Borrowing from the recent insights into diagnosis of disease, identification of risk factors associated with disease susceptibility, plus the understanding of the role of inflammation in periodontal and peri-implant disease, eight distinguished clinicians will present state-of-the-art knowledge and strategies for the long-term maintenance of dental implant patients with periodontal disease. Rarely has such a wealth of new insight into the nature of periodontal diseases fostered such an exciting new era for long-term care and maintenance of our patients. Understand the new concept of periodontal disease as primarily an inflammatory disease initiated by an infectious agent. Learn how risk is conferred to individual patients and how that risk is assessed and managed. Recognize the two-way relationship between oral health and overall health Discover clinical strategies for managing teeth that are hard to treat and maintain. Become familiar with strategies for ensuring the long-term health of patients who have dental implants. Understand the limits and frustrations that may exist in the maintenance of periodontal patients. Ray C. Williams, Moderator David W. Paquette Kenneth S. Kornman Paul S. Rosen Pamela K. McClain Niklaus P. Lang Louis Rose Donald S. Clem Sponsored by Maintenance of Periodontal Disease As an Infectious/Inflammatory Condition The Contribution of Risk and Risk Factors in Periodontal Maintenance Management and Maintenance of Teeth with Infrabony Defects Management and Maintenance of Teeth with Furcation Involvement Management and Maintenance of Dental Implants in Patients With or Without Previous Periodontal Disease Periodontal Disease Maintenance in Medically Compromised Patients The Challenges and Limits of Periodontal Maintenance Wine and Cheese Reception in the Exhibit Hall Thursday, June 10 5:00 6:30 PM ALL-DAY HANDS-ON WORKSHOP: 8:00 4:00 THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 ALVEOLAR RIDGE AUGMENTATION: A HANDS-ON BONE GRAFTING TECHNIQUE COURSE BY MICHAEL A. PIKOS Autogenous block grafting and ridge splitting must be integrated into treatment planning if today s implant surgeon is to effectively treat patients with compromised implant sites. This clinically oriented hands-on technique course will draw from the speaker s experience over an 18-year time frame. The indications, contraindications, and surgical protocol will be analyzed to feature the art and science of autogenous block grafting and ridge splitting as a biologic and biomechanical foundation for optimal implant placement. Compare and evaluate the indications for mandibular block grafts and ridge splitting. Understand and apply the surgical protocol for use of autogenous mandibular block grafts and ridge splitting. Prevent, evaluate and treat complications associated with autogenous block grafts and ridge splitting. This workshop is offered to symposium participants only, and payment of a $998 additional registration fee is required. Limited to 40 participants; enrollment accepted on a first-come, firstserved basis. 6

7 FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2010 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM SESSION I: 8:30 4:45 THE BIOLOGIC AND RESTORATIVE APPROACH TO DENTAL IMPLANTS The gold standard for esthetic placement and restoration of a dental implant is a result that is both natural and biologically sound. The accomplishment of such a goal is prefaced by diagnostic skills, surgical expertise, and prosthetic artistry. The members of this select panel are renowned for their contributions to these efforts when managing both hard and soft tissues with a variety of implant systems. Every implant clinician should benefit from their knowledge. Develop diagnostic skills to enhance the esthetic outcome. Identify soft and hard tissue surgical approaches. Learn to select the appropriate restorative material. SESSION II: 8:30 4:45 PERIODONTAL REGENERATION: THE DETERMINANTS OF EFFICACY Perhaps no other procedure has had to reexamine its cherished beliefs as often as periodontal regeneration. The continual emergence of new materials, offering claims of osteoinductive and osteoconductive activity, together with restorable and nonrestorable barrier membranes, has resulted in predictable results that require new skills to diagnose infrabony pockets, as well as new considerations for flap designs, growth factors, and genetics. The opportunity to discover the panel members different positions on these procedures should greatly enhance your patient treatment. Learn surgical techniques to enhance regenerative results. Understand tissue engineering for periodontal regeneration. Identify biologic and technical strategies for periodontal regeneration. Pamela K. McClain, Moderator Daniel Buser Ueli Grunder Burton Langer Ernesto Lee Konrad H. Meyenberg How Anatomic and Surgical Aspects Influence Esthetic Implant Outcomes Biologic Guidelines and Limitations for Anterior Implant Restorations Long-Term Results of Structural Regeneration of Hard and Soft Tissue Using Different Materials: Are They Biologically Sound? Protocols to Enhance the Esthetic Predictability of Implant Therapy: Rationale, Indications, and Prognosis Novel Implant Designs Expectations, Realities, and Perspectives Hideaki Katsuyama Achievements and Limitations in Implant Surgery Using a Microscope- Enhanced Approach Arnold F. Binderman, Moderator Pierpaolo Sandro Cortellini William V. Giannobile James T. Mellonig Guilio Rasperini Mark Reynolds From Papilla Preservation Flaps to Minimally Invasive Procedures: The Impact of Flap Design on Clinical Outcomes Prospects for a Tissue- Engineered Periodontium Evidence-Based Periodontal Regeneration Biologic and Technical Strategies for Periodontal Tissue Regeneration Growth Factors in Periodontal Tissue Engineering: Current Challenges and Expanding Opportunities Anton Sculean Emdogain: From Biologic Principles to Clinical Application The Welcome Reception... A Chance to Unwind FRIDAY, JUNE 11 6:30 8:30 PM EARN UP TO 24 HOURS OF CE CREDITS 7

8 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2010 SESSION III: 8:00 12:30 OPTIMIZING ESTHETIC RESULTS WHEN TREATING THE GUMMY SMILE Every esthetic conversation focuses on the patient with a high lip line and a significant gingival display. This type of case is especially challenging when combined with periodontal disease or trauma. Four experts have been selected to share their approaches and help establish the limitations of the different treatment options available to offer to your patients. Reassess distraction osteogenesis as an alternative approach. Introduce tissue engineering for vertical ridge enhancement. Evaluate prosthetic therapies that favorably influence the esthetic result. Diego Velasquez, Moderator Ole T. Jensen Massimo Simion David A. Garber Stephen M. Parel BMP-2 Interpositional Augmentation for the Maxillary Esthetic Zone Vertical Ridge Augmentation in Esthetic Zones Success by Design: Managing Risk Factors and Minimally Invasive Surgical Protocols in Anterior Implant Therapy Implant Options for Treating Vertical Maxillary Excess SESSION IV: 1:30 5:00 THE ORTHODONTIC CONNECTION TO OTHER DENTAL DISCIPLINES When and how should orthodontic tooth movement be introduced to contemporary multidisciplinary treatment? The answer will be connected to the task at hand, such as creating room for an implant, correcting a periodontal defect, or using an implant to create anchorage for tooth movement. Where does accelerated tooth movement fit into the overall scheme? The panel will present a myriad of clinical cases to address these clinical decisions. Learn the value and techniques of accelerated tooth movement. Recognize the treatment sequence of periodontics and adult tooth movement. Understand the regenerative potential of orthodontics. Robert Vanarsdall, Moderator Maurice Salama Kevin G. Murphy Roger J. Wise Prescription Orthodontic Therapy: A Vital Regenerative Tool in Complex Treatment The Surgical Procedures Associated with Periodontally Accelerated Osteogenic Orthodontics From Car Accident to Neglected Periodontal Disease: The Continuum of Ortho-Perio-Implant Treatment MEETING LECTURES AVAILABLE ON DVD! The 9 th ISPRD and the 22 nd ISC were both resounding successes. For those who missed the opportunity to attend, DVDs of many of the sessions are now available for purchase. Each highquality DVD contains one 45- to 60-minute lecture presented by one of the featured speakers. Visit for prices and a complete list of the lectures that are available to order on DVD. The 9th International Symposium on Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry 22nd International Symposium on Ceramics FEATURING: A Critical Review of Contemporary Clinical Treatment Boston, Massachusetts June 7 10, 2007 FEATURING: Esthetic Masters at the Forefront Los Angeles, California June 6 8,

9 SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 2010 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM SESSION I: 8:30 5:30 TREATMENT LONGEVITY FOR THE PERIODONTALLY COMPROMISED PATIENT Every patient is concerned about the esthetic outcome of treatment but is also intrested in the longevity of the result. This is frequently a multidisciplinary conversation regarding periodontal disease and treatment, the prosthetic restoration and replacement of teeth, and the contemporary implementation of implants. Long-term observations of treatment decisions are the key to making the correct decision. This experienced panel will address the classical, contemporary, and when possible, future directions of therapeutics for the periodontally compromised patient. Identify periodontal treatment decisions that contribute to longevity. Observe long-term results of prosthetic treatment. Evaluate the value of dental implants to long-term performance of the restoration. Morton Amsterdam, Moderator Myron Nevins Long-Term Observations With and Without Implants Stephen S. Wallace Sinus Elevation Therapy to Supply Maxilliary Posterior Teeth Marcelo da Costa Camelo George Priest Robert Schallhorn Mauro Fradeani Bar and Overbar Prostheses for the Treatment of Atrophic Edentolous Jaws Long-Term Prosthodontic Implant Solutions for Periodontally Challenged Patients Observations of Long-Term Outcomes with Periodontally Challenged Patients Long-Term Follow-up of Full-Mouth Prosthetic Rehabilitations SESSION II: 8:30 5:30 CERAMICS: THE MASTERS REACH FOR ULTIMATE ESTHETICS This expert panel will endeavor to provide answers and direction for the selection of the appropriate materials and methods to reach the optimal esthetic results for your patients. Treatment options will complete the span from single crowns to periodontal prostheses with an emphasis on useful lectures and the materials of choice. The takehome message can be implemented in your practice to enhance your esthetic results. Reassess a systematic system for predictable esthetics. Learn to optimize form and function in esthetics. Understand the clinical and technical aspects of treatment. Arnold Weisgold, Moderator Robert R. Winter Kenneth A. Malament Avishai Sadan Iñaki Gamborena Galip Gürel Markus B. Blatz Optimizing Form and Function: A Clinical and Technical Perspective Integration of Esthetic Dentistry and Prosthodontics A Systematic Approach for Predictable Esthetics Materials and Methods for Optimal Esthetic Results in Implant Dentistry Maximum Esthetics Minimum Invasion The All-Ceramic Update in Esthetic Dentistry SESSION III: 8:30 5:30 EXTRACTION WOUND HEALING AND IMMEDIATE LOADING The extraction of teeth is probably the most frequently exercised dental treatment, but osseointegration has created a new understanding of the need to preserve the remaining alveolar process and the surrounding gingival tissues. New information continues to emerge from both preclinical and clinical trials that greatly influences the treatment regimen. The possibilities include grafting the socket with hard tissues, soft tissues, or both; placing an implant into the socket; and loading the implant(s) with a provisional prosthesis or, in some instances, a final prosthesis. This astute panel will debate the issues and examine the risks involved. Reevaluate the necessity of hard tissue grafting to preserve ridge morphology. Identify the impact of CT guidance with immediate provisionalization. Learn when immediate loading is appropriate. Kevin G. Murphy, Moderator Jan T. Lindhe Ronald E. Jung Joseph Kan Hans-Peter Weber Implants in Fresh Extraction Sockets Alveolar Ridge Preservation: Facts and Future Predictable Facial Gingival Esthetics Following Immediate Tooth Replacement in the Esthetic Zone The Extraction Socket As an Implant Site: Biologic Events and Clinical Implications Harold Baumgarten CT Guidance with Immediate Provisionalization Principles and Techniques Tiziano Testori Internal and External Grafting of the Socket: A Way to Preserve the Ridge Dimension 9

10 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 2010 SESSION I: 8:30 3:00 RISK FACTORS CHALLENGING IMPLANT SUCCESS Osseointegrated implants have enjoyed unparalled success but still require thoughtful treatment planning for many individuals. Two risk groups that are clearly defined are patients with diabetes and those who have received bisphosphonate treatment. There is some thought that periodontal patients are at risk, specifically those characterized as refractory. There is concern for adolescent patients and the correlation of the timing of their implant treatment with physical development. All of these complications will be explored with special emphasis on the surface technology of the implant. Reassess previous periodontal disease as a risk factor for implant dentistry. Learn the effect of implants in adolescent patients. Identify the impact of the implant surface on osseointegration and soft tissue attachment. George A. Zarb, Moderator Anthony G. Sclar Joseph P. Fiorellini Marc Quirynen Peter Schuepbach Georg Watzek Avoiding and Managing Esthetic Implant Complications Diabetes and Bisphosphonate Treatment As a Risk Factor for Implant Survival Risk Factors of Periodontal Diseases for Successful Implant Dentistry The Impact of the Surface on Osseointegration and Soft Tissue Integration Implants in Adolescence: Advantages and Risks Stephen L. Wheeler Catastrophic Failures in the Esthetic Zone James Stein Clinical Reduction of Implant and Fixed Prosthodontic Risk Factors Through Data Acquisition with a Digital Impression Scanner SESSION II: 8:30 3:00 ADVANCES IN PERIODONTAL PLASTIC SURGERY TO ENHANCE RESTORATIVE RESULTS Two areas of great esthetic concern to patients are the length of their teeth and interdental loss of periodontium the so-called black triangles. The predictability of treating recession defects has been fostered by fastidious documentation of a variety of clinical procedures and materials. Is it possible to introduce growth factors as a further enhancement bordering on periodontal regeneration? Interdental papilla regeneration will be displayed with a combination periodontal prosthetic therapy. Evaluate different techniques for the correction of gingival recession. Learn the regenerative effect of using bioactive molecules and living cells. Become aware of a predictable surgical technique to replace the interdental papilla. Marlin E. Gher, Moderator Hom-Lay Wang Laureen Langer Edward P. Allen Decision Tree for Predictable Soft Tissue Coverage/Augmentation Immediate Implant Placement in Severely Compromised Sites Long- Term Soft and Hard Tissue Results with Over 800 Implants in the Esthetic Zone Advances in Allograft Root Coverage Michael K. McGuire Biosurgery: Using Bioactive Molecules and Living Cells to Facilitate Hard and Soft Tissue Regeneration Yasukazu Miyamoto Soft Tissue Grafting for Enhancing Implant Outcomes W. Peter Nordland A Predictable Surgical Technique for Augmentation of the Lost Interdental Papilla SESSION III: 8:30 3:00 LOCALIZED RIDGE AUGMENTATION FOR IMPLANT PLACEMENT AND RESTORATION The past decade has witnessed a challenge to the position of autogenous grafting as the gold standard for localized ridge augmentation. This program will offer the use of a variety of osteopromotive materials with and without growth factors to regenerate bone lost to periodontal disease, trauma, or congenital defects. This expert panel will provide not only existing positive results but also the appropriate selection of materials and the attending complications of therapy. Reevaluate the selection of osteogenic materials. Recognize the value of cell therapy and growth factors. Improve the likelihood of successful vertical ridge augmentation. Sergio De Paoli, Moderator Michael A. Pikos Marc L. Nevins Edentulous Regenerative Strategies: Autogenous, Allogeneic, and Xenograft Substrates with BioActive Modifiers Regenerative and Esthetic Surgery with rhpdgf-bb Carlo Tinti/Stefano Surgical Approach with GBR to Parma-Benfenati Improve Esthetics David L. Cochran Jay P. Malmquist Ye Lin Protein Therapy Using BMP As an Alternative to Autogenous Bone Grafting Cell Therapy and Bone Proteins: A New Paradigm in Bone Grafting Alveolar Vertical Augmentation for Implants Current Approaches and Problems 10

11 REGISTER BY JANUARY 31, 2010 AND SAVE REGISTRATION REGISTRATION FORM AND SESSION PREFERENCES Mail or fax entire page to: Quintessence Publishing Co Inc 4350 Chandler Drive Hanover Park, Illinois Fax: (630) (A) SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION PLEASE CHECK ONE: By 1/31/10 On or after 2/1/10 Regular US $628 (R10) US $698 (R20) AAP Member (no. )* US $528 (R30) US $598 (R40) Student** US $258 (R50) US $258 (R50) Hygienist 4-Day Session US $298 (R60) US $298 (R60) Hygienist Thursday One-Day Session Only US $118 (R70) US $118 (R70) *It is imperative that AAP members submit their membership number. Failure to do so could result in a higher registration fee. ** Please submit verification of student status with this registration form. (B) THURSDAY WORKSHOP REGISTRATION US $998 (R80) Alveolar Ridge Augmentation: A Hands-on Bone Grafting Technique Course Attendance is limited see program for details. SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION FEE (A) WORKSHOP REGISTRATION FEE (B) TOTAL (A+B) $ $ $ PERSONAL INFORMATION NAME ADDRESS PLEASE CHECK ONE: General dentist Oral surgeon Periodontist Prosthodontist Student Other (please specify) CHECK ENCLOSED (make payable to Quintessence Publishing Co Inc) CHARGE TO: (circle one) Visa MasterCard American Express Discover CITY ZIP TELEPHONE COUNTRY FAX STATE CARDHOLDER S NAME CREDIT CARD NUMBER EXPIRES SIGNATURE SESSION PREFERENCES IMPORTANT! You must check below those sessions you plan to attend because there will be three concurrent sessions each day. Indicating your preference at this time does not obligate you to attend these sessions. Thursday all day: Contemporary Concepts in Implant Dentistry Thursday all day: Clinical Regeneration: Surgical Approach to Enhance Restorative Results Thursday all day: Maintenance of the Periodontal Patient: 21st Century Advances for the Practicing Clinician Friday all day: The Biologic Approach to Dental Implants Friday all day: Periodontal Regeneration: The Determinants of Efficacy Friday morning: Optimizing Esthetic Results When Treating the Gummy Smile Friday afternoon: The Orthodontic Connection to Other Dental Disciplines Saturday all day: Treatment Longevity for the Periodontally Compromised Patient Saturday all day: Ceramics: The Masters Reach for Ultimate Esthetics Saturday all day: Extraction Wound Healing and Immediate Loading Sunday all day: Risk Factors Challenging Implant Success Sunday all day: Advances in Periodontal Plastic Surgery to Enhance Restorative Results Sunday all day: Localized Ridge Augmentation for Implant Placement and Restoration

12 HOTEL REGISTRATION REGISTER BY MAY 18, 2010 MARRIOTT HOTEL COPLEY PLACE Standard Room Rate Single/Double $290 Triple $310 Call the hotel direct at (in US and Canada) or or fill in this form and mail or fax it to Quintessence Publishing Co Inc, 4350 Chandler Drive, Hanover Park, Illinois 60133, Fax The Marriott Hotel Copley Place, selected as the official hotel for the symposium, is offering a special rate to symposium participants. The Marriott Hotel Copley Place is located in the city s charming and fashionable Back Bay area and is linked to the Copley Place Shopping Galleries. The hotel is about 5 miles from Logan International Airport. Please complete this form and mail or fax it with your Registration Form to Quintessence Publishing Co Inc, or call the Marriott Hotel Reservation Desk directly at (800) (in US and Canada) or (617) (If you call the hotel, be sure to indicate the name of the symposium to receive the special meeting rate.) Please reserve your room before 5:00 PM May 18, 2010, the reservation cutoff date. You may be charged a higher rate after this date. All rooms must be guaranteed by a deposit or a major credit card. Individual cancellation must be made at least 48 hours prior to the date of arrival. The room rate is based on one night and does not include taxes. Should you require a suite or an upgraded room, contact the hotel for special rates. You will receive confirmation of your reservation directly from the hotel. To change your reservation dates or to make a cancellation, please contact the hotel directly. NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP COUNTRY TELEPHONE FAX OR ARRIVAL DATE DEPARTURE DATE NUMBER OF NIGHTS SHARING ROOM WITH SPECIAL REQUEST CARDHOLDER S NAME CREDIT CARD NUMBER EXPIRES GUARANTEED BY: (circle one) Visa MasterCard American Express Discover SIGNATURE I understand that I am liable for one night s room and tax, which will be deducted from my deposit or billed through my credit card, in the event that I do not arrive on the date indicated or cancel at least 48 hours prior to the date of arrival.

13 POSTERS CALL FOR POSTERS A poster presentation will be held during the symposium at the Marriott Hotel Copley Place to stimulate and recognize innovative clinical research in the fields of periodontics, restorative dentistry, and implant dentistry. Those interested in presenting a poster are encouraged to apply. Fifteen posters will be selected for presentation during the symposium. The three best poster presentations will be awarded prizes. APPLICATION FOR ENTRY ONLINE OR ONLY (DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2010) Application for entry is made by submitting an abstract via to cthomas@quintbook.com or online at The abstract should be a thorough yet concise description of the poster presentation (maximum 500 words). Include your full name and mail/ address as well as title of the poster at the top of the page. Indicate any commercial support at the end of the abstract if applicable. AWARDS Cash awards of $1500, $1000, and $500 will be given to the first-, second-, and third-place winners, respectively. In addition, each award winner will receive a recognition plaque and refund of their symposium registration fee. SPONSORED BY SUBMISSION OF POSTER APPLICATION cthomas@quintbook.com ONLINE: