Nobel Biocare Global Symposium 2013 — New York

June 20-23, Waldorf Astoria New York

Designing for Life – in New York

If you are passionate about helping your patients enjoy a better quality of life… If you believe in the possibilities of implant-based dentistry… If you want to meet your peers for four days of learning, discussion and networking…

…you need to be at the Nobel Biocare Global Symposium in New York. This is your opportunity to update your knowledge of the very latest techniques in restorative dentistry. 

Richard Laube

Welcome note by the CEO, Richard Laube.

George Zarb

Welcome note by the Chairman of the Scientific Committee, George Zarb.

Implant dental treatment has inarguably come of age. P.I. Brånemark’s seminal osseointegration research set the stage for an achievement which translated into safe and efficacious treatment for millions of patients around the world. Ensuring a continuum of treatment safety and versatility now demands even better understanding of patients’ needs, new bio-technologies and professional skill development. Transferring this information to each individual patient’s treatment journey will enable us to eclipse past achievements and achieve even better treatment outcomes. Nobel Biocare has pioneered innovation in the industry and continues its commitment to creative synergy between scholarship and industry to ensure the best possible dental treatment journey for all patients.

Richard Laube
Chief Executive Office
George Zarb
Scientific Chair

  

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Patient journeys, treatment paradigms: a program packed with science-based insights

With expert guidance from our scientific committee, headed by Professor George Zarb, we have created an innovative program for you, covering the entire treatment journey from presentation to follow-up.

Program legends

  • Main Program
  • Special Programs
  • Master Class
  • Hands-on
  • Dental Technician Day
  • Other

20 June 2013

AM

Opening Program
  • Introductory session
Ann Wennerberg, Burton Langer, Gerard Chiche, Michael MacEntee, Patrick Henry, Philippe Hujoe...
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08:00-12:00

Introductory session

The concept of describing and guiding a patient‘s dental journey as determined by the causes, chronology and psycho-social sequelae of teeth loss, provides the context for the morning’s introductory session. Scientifically validated osseointegrated dental implant therapy has already dramatically improved the management of partial and complete edentulism. It now underscores the profession‘s eclectic and versatile role in the management of oral disease sequelae and the continuing emphasis on both patient and dentist mediated concerns in selecting best available treatment options.

Over three decades of clinical and biomaterials scientific innovations have already added new and exciting dimensions to osseointegration’s application. However, numerous concerns continue to challenge the notion of a universal therapeutic application of implant therapy. They include systemic interactions with the oral cavity and effects on osseointegration, an expanded understanding of the induced interface that results in osseointegration, as well as the ongoing need for even better evidence supporting long-term treatment outcome results and maintenance protocols.

The aim of this session is to reiterate and reinforce those key synergies that continue to enrich patients’ lives -between basic and laboratory sciences and their clinical application, and between industry and the profession.

Learning Objectives

  • An increased understanding of background considerations in the identification of patient treatment selection.
  • An update on current views regarding implant surface characteristics that influence bone and soft tissue responses.
  • An appreciation for the methodologies used to evaluate the efficacy of long-term treatment outcomes

Moderators:
George Zarb, William Becker

Speakers: Ann Wennerberg, Burton Langer, Gerard Chiche, Michael MacEntee, Patrick Henry, Philippe Hujoe, Peter Schüpbach

PM

Main Program
  • Patient Journey 1 – Missing Anterior and Posterior Single Teeth
Shane White, Torsten Jemt, Eric van Dooren, Patrick Rutten, Iñaki Gamborena, Eirik Salvesen...
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13:00-17:30

Patient Journey 1 – Missing Anterior and Posterior Single Teeth

Learning Objectives

  • Realization of the demanding aesthetic challenge when dealing with anterior single teeth replacement in particular. This is particularly relevant in a younger age-determined context as related to available soft and hard tissue morphology and the status of adjacent teeth.
  • Identification of the merits or shortcomings of selected implant placement sites e.g. risk of restricted host bone dimensions in posterior sites; and selection of best treatment strategies and implant designs to ensure an optimal treatment outcome.
  • Consideration of adjunctive employment of digital planning tools, laboratory simulation of clinical results.
  • Cognizance of proactive efforts to avoid any surgical morbidity or treatment complications at any stage.
  • Recognition of reliable ways of achieving long-term aesthetic and stable soft tissue responses and required prosthesis maintenance requirements.

Moderators:
Peter Wöhrle, Charles Goodacre

Speakers: Shane White, Torsten Jemt, Eric van Dooren, Patrick Rutten, Iñaki Gamborena, Eirik Salvesen, Egon Euwe, Laureen Langer
Special Programs
  • Minimally Invasive Surgical Protocols
David Nisand, Patrick Palacci, James Chow, Yvan Fortin,
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16:00-17:00

Minimally Invasive Surgical Protocols

Learning Objectives

  • Appreciate the fact that the thorough understanding of the biological healing response is essential for successful implant therapy
  • Recognize the significance of employing different sized implants and designs when taking advantage of the ease and logic behind tilted implant placement, the Nobel Clinician method and the recruitment of diverse treatment scenarios.

Moderator:
Armando Lopes

Speakers: David Nisand, Patrick Palacci, James Chow, Yvan Fortin
Master Class
  • 4 Master Class sessions
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17:00-18:15

From the Planning to the Long-Lasting Esthetic Outcomes of Zirconia Implant-based Restorations. From Clinicians and Technicians Perspective

Speakers: Luc Rutten, Markus Blatz
17:00-18:15

Tilted Implants such as the All-on-4 Concept: What Influence do they have on our decision-making Process for edentulous or potentially edentulous Patients?

Speakers: Hannes Wachtel, Wolfgang Bolz
17:00-18:15

Master the All-on-4 Treatment in a Team Approach

Speakers: Thomas Balshi, Glenn Wolfinger, Stephen Balshi
17:00-18:15

The All-on-4 Concept - Step by Step Procedure using 3D Technology

Speakers: Enrico Agliardi

21 June 2013

AM

Main Program
  • Patient Journey 2 – Missing Multiple Anterior Teeth
Andrea Ricci, Peter Wöhrle, Oded Bahat, Ricardo Mitrani, Markus Blatz,
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08:00-12:00

Patient Journey 2 – Missing Multiple Anterior Teeth

Learning Objectives:

  • Recognition of the likelihood that the resultant three dimensional morphological features of long-term residual ridge resorption are more likely to pose a challenging aesthetic outcome.
  • Acceptance of the possibility that a more demanding surgical site preparation may be needed if cantilevered prosthetic teeth with simulated gingival replacement are not what the patient desires.
  • Acknowledging the occasional severe treatment demands of desired biocompatible, aesthetic and functional parameters when generous smile lines are present and both anterior teeth and supporting tissue have been lost

Moderators:
Bernard Touati, Sascha Jovanovic, Lesley David

Speakers: Andrea Ricci, Peter Wöhrle, Oded Bahat, Ricardo Mitrani, Markus Blatz
Special Programs
  • 3 Special Programs sessions
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09:00-10:00

Immediate Function and its Scientifically Documented Efficacy and Effectiveness

Learning Objectives:

  • Recognize that Immediate Functional rehabilitation is a valid treatment concept.
  • That treatment eligibility should result from a rigorous benefit and risk assessment process undertaken for each and every eligible patient.

Moderator:
Joseph Kan

Speakers: Roland Glauser, Ken Parrish, Marco Esposito
10:00-11:00

Immediate Placement - Implant Placement in Fresh Extraction Sockets

Learning Objectives:

  • Appreciate the merits and practical implications of the documented high success rates achieved with immediate implant placement and function.
  • Recognize that then expected functional and aesthetic success are also accompanied by a clinical outcome of enhanced soft tissue appearance and preservation.
  • Evaluate the merits of the different patient case history scenarios that are presented to illustrate diverse applications of this concept.

Moderator:
Barry Wagenberg

Speakers: David Gelb, Tristan Staas, José Navarro, Joseph Kan
11:00-12:00

Soft-tissue Integrity and Associated Optimal Esthetic Outcomes

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand importance of proper soft tissue handling criteria employed to determine the use of ceramic materials in different oral sites.
  • Discuss advantages of screw vs. cement retained restorative solutions and their relationship to a controlled cementation protocol.
  • Appreciative the rationale for selecting either a monolithic or a bi-layered restoration as an integral part of the treatment planning process.

Moderator:
Tidu Mankoo

Speakers: Iñaki Gamborena, Eric Van Dooren, Luc Rutten
Master Class
  • 6 Master Class sessions
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07:00-08:15

NobelActive™ Implant: Esthetic and Immediate Function Benefits

Speakers: Ophir Fromovich
07:00-08:15

Bone Regeneration with Today’s Techniques and Materials. Has Treatment Protocols changed to decrease the Morbidity of the Donor Site?

Speakers: Massimo Simion, Istvan Urban
07:00-08:15

Managing Terminal/Failing Dentitions and their Transitions to Edentulism - Total Rehabilitation Surgical and Prosthetic Protocols

Speakers: Paulo Malo
07:00-08:15

Tilted Implants such as the All-on-4 Concept: What Influence do they have on our decision-making Process for Edentulous or Potentially Edentulous Patients?

Speakers: Hannes Wachtel, Wolfgang Bolz
07:00-08:15

Immediate Implant Placement - A Progressive Concept or too Aggressive a Solution?

Speakers: Gabor Tepper
07:00-08:15

Current Concepts in Osseointegration

Speakers: Bertil Friberg

PM

Main Program
  • 3 Main Program sessions
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13:00-14:45

On Enriching the Treatment Paradigm – Digital Stream 1

Learning Objectives:

  • Analysis of the benefits of computer based planning in the communication between the surgical specialist, restoring dentist and laboratory technician
  • Understanding the merits of the CAD/CAM approach in prosthodontic rehabilitation
  • Discussing the impact of digital working flows and new technologies in the dental laboratory

Moderators:
George Duello, John Brunski

Speakers: Andrew Dawood, Luc Vrielinck, Stefan Holst, Pascal Kunz
15:15-17:00

On Enriching the Treatment Paradigm – Digital Stream 2

Learning Objectives:

  • Analysis of the benefits of computer based planning in the communication between the surgical specialist, restoring dentist and laboratory technician
  • Understanding the merits of the CAD/CAM approach in prosthodontic rehabilitation
  • Discussing the impact of digital working flows and new technologies in the dental laboratory

Moderators:
Luc Rutten, Egon Euwe

Speakers: Lambert Stumpel, Patrick Rutten, Oliver Hugo, Armando Lopes
15:30-18:00

Reconstructive Surgery and Prosthodontic Solutions for Severe Cases

Learning Objectives:

  • Modern surgical advances, cellular engineering concepts, prosthodontic virtuosity and advances in biomaterials and implant designs can be frequently and reliable recruited to ensure a prolonged improvement in such specifically distressed patients’ life quality.

Moderators:
Johan Wolfaardt, Shohei Kasugai

Speakers: Friedrich Neukam, Jay Malmquist, Stefan Lundgren, Dennis Rohner, Larry Brecht, Gwen Swennen, David Hirsch, Robert Carmichael
Special Programs
  • Implant Treatment Solutions for Edentulous Patients without having to Resort to Grafting Protocols
Paulo Malo, Rubén Davó, Stephen Parel, Edmond Bedrossian,
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12:00-13:00

Implant Treatment Solutions for Edentulous Patients without having to Resort to Grafting Protocols

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the need for pre-treatment assessment, evaluation guidelines and bone quantity classifications, to facilitate a selected and specific treatment planning protocol.

Moderator:
Lesley David

Speakers: Paulo Malo, Rubén Davó, Stephen Parel, Edmond Bedrossian
Master Class
  • 6 Master Class sessions
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12:00-13:15

The Effect of Disinfection Treatments and Successive Abutment Dis/Reconnection on Peri-implant Tissues

Speakers: Guaracilei Macial Vidigal Jr.
16:30-17:45

NobelActive™ Universal Implant-based Solutions also for Challenging Clinical Situations

Speakers: Louwrens Swart
16:30-17:45

Bone Regeneration with Today’s Techniques and Materials. Has Treatment Protocols changed to decrease the Morbidity of the Donor Site?

Speakers: Massimo Simion, Istvan Urban
16:30-17:45

Immediate Implant Placement - A Progressive Concept or too Aggressive a Solution?

Speakers: Gabor Tepper
16:30-17:45

Master Challenges with Implant Bar Overdentures to Successfully Treat Edentulous Patients

Speakers: Andrew Bock, Thomas Wade
16:30-17:45

Soft and Hard Tissue Architecture as Support for Successful Treatment Outcomes

Speakers: Franck Bonnet
Hands-on
  • 8 Hands-on sessions
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12:00-13:30

NobelReplace – Conical Connection & Tri-Channel – Surgical Part

Instructor:
Giorgio Tabanella

Speakers: N/A
12:00-13:30

OsseoCare Pro – Hands-on Session

Instructor:
Nobel Biocare Team

Speakers: N/A
12:00-13:30

Master Different Type of Abutment Designs

Instructor:
NobelProcera Software Experts

Speakers: N/A
12:30-15:30

Regenerative Materials & Hands-on with Pig Jaw (Part 1 & 2)

Instructor:
Sascha Jovanovic

Speakers: N/A
14:30-16:00

NobelProcera Open House - Meet the Experts

Instructor:
NobelProcera Software Experts

Speakers: N/A
14:30-16:00

Provisional Crowns & Impression Copings – Restorative Part

Instructor:
Christopher Marchack

Speakers: N/A
14:30-16:00

Branemark System Zygoma Implants

Instructor:
Edmond Bedrossian

Speakers: N/A
14:30-16:00

Master the Software Tools for various Implant Bar Designs

Instructor:
NobelProcera Expert Team

Speakers: N/A
Emerging Leaders Session
  • Tissue Volume at Anterior Implants: a Key to Esthetic Success
Oscar Gonzalez-Martín, Tyler Lasseigne, France Lambert, Sunyoung Ma,
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17:00-18:00

Tissue Volume at Anterior Implants: a Key to Esthetic Success

Moderators:
Eric Rompen, Bernard Touati

Speakers: Oscar Gonzalez-Martín, Tyler Lasseigne, France Lambert, Sunyoung Ma

22 June 2013

AM

Main Program
  • Patient Journey 3 – Missing Multiple Posterior Teeth
Massimo Simion, Pierre de Grandmont, Ernest Lam, Franck Renouard, Andrew Dawood, Bertil Friberg...
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08:00-12:00

Patient Journey 3 – Missing Multiple Posterior Teeth

Learning Objectives

  • Acknowledging the need for sophisticated imaging of planned host bone sites to permit the selection of the most appropriate surgical protocol with or without grafting interventions.
  • Paying particular attention to the selection of adequate implant numbers and design features to ensure outcomes that are compatible with desired aesthetic results and above all potential for dealing with sustained and prolonged loading demands.
  • Taking advantage of pre-treatment information that can be gleaned from articulator simulation of teeth arrangement and distribution in the context of occlusal analysis and individual patient behavior history (e.g. parafunction)

Moderators:
Stefan Holst, Eric Rompen

Speakers: Massimo Simion, Pierre de Grandmont, Ernest Lam, Franck Renouard, Andrew Dawood, Bertil Friberg, Peter Moy, Keng Mun Wong
Master Class
  • 6 Master Class sessions
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06:30-07:45

Stress-Minimazing Surgery using short/narrow Implant Solutions

Speakers: Franck Renouard
07:00-08:15

NobelActive™ Implant: Esthetic and Immediate Function Benefits

Speakers: Ophir Fromovich
07:00-08:15

Managing Terminal/Failing Dentitions and their Transitions to Edentulism- Total Rehabilitation Surgical and Prosthetic Protocols

Speakers: Paulo Malo
07:00-08:15

Master the All-on-4 Concept in a Team Approach

Speakers: Thomas Balshi, Glenn Wolfinger, Stephen Balshi
07:00-08:15

The 10-year Evolution of NobelGuide. What we have learned from our first patients

Speakers: Christopher Marchack
07:00-08:15

Think Digital - NobelClinician

Speakers: George Duello
Hands-on
  • 8 Hands-on sessions
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08:30-10:00

All-on-4 – Surgical Part

Instructors:
Thomas Balshi, Glenn Wolfinger, Stephen Balshi

Speakers: N/A
08:30-11:30

Regenerative Materials & Hands-on with Pig Jaw (Part 1 & 2)

Instructor:
Sascha Jovanovic

Speakers: N/A
08:30-10:00

Prosthetic Update / Abutment Selection

Instructor:
Alessandro Pozzi

Speakers: N/A
08:30-10:30

NobelReplace – Conical Connection & Tri-channel – Surgical Part

Instructor:
Giorgio Tabanella

Speakers: N/A
08:30-10:30

NobelActive & NobelActive 3.0 - Introduction

Instructor:
Ophir Fromovich

Speakers: N/A
11:00-12:30

All-on-4 – Restorative Part

Instructors:
Thomas Balshi, Glenn Wolfinger, Stephen Balshi

Speakers: N/A
11:00-12:30

Provisional Crowns & Impression Copings – Restorative Part

Instructor:
Christopher Marchack

Speakers: N/A
11:00-12:30

NobelActive & NobelActive 3.0 - Advanced

Instructor:
Ken Parrish

Speakers: N/A
Dental Technician Day
  • 4 Dental Technician Day sessions
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09:00-09:20

Innovation in CAD/CAM Dentistry

Speakers: Patrick Rutten
09:20-10:05

Custom Aesthetics Powered by NobelProcera

Speakers: Tristan Staas, Michiel Wouters
10:05-11:15

All-on-4 Work Flow and Tips and Tricks

Speakers: Joe Coursey, Jean-Francois Bedard
11:15-11:30

Questions & Answers. Summary of Session and Preview of Further Program

Speakers: Patrick Rutten

PM

Main Program
  • Patient Journey 4 – Managing the Terminal/Failing Dentition – The Transition to Edentulism
Regina Mericske-Stern, Steven Eckert, Terry Walton, Alessandro Pozzi, Giorgio Tabanella, Paulo Malo...
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13:00-17:00

Patient Journey 4 – Managing the Terminal/Failing Dentition – The Transition to Edentulism

Learning Objectives

  • Discussing the evaluation methods and treatment options for patients with terminal dentitions.
  • Evaluating the rationale for fixed prostheses by exploiting the ankylotic- like induction of a healed implant/bone interace that permits angulating abutments to maximize the areas of osseointegrated surface contac by using longer, tilted implants, which is the basic premise that underscores the ’’All-on-4’’ treatment concept.
  • Analyzing the merits of the scientific evidence that supports immediate functional loading of both fixed and removable prostheses.

Moderators:
Peter Moy, Roland Glauser

Speakers: Regina Mericske-Stern, Steven Eckert, Terry Walton, Alessandro Pozzi, Giorgio Tabanella, Paulo Malo, Kenji Higuchi, Saj Jivraj
Dental Technician Day
  • 3 Dental Technician Day sessions
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12:00-13:00

Smile Design and Material Selection for White and Pink Esthetics Over Implants

Speakers: Christian Coachman
13:45-14:30

New Restorative Solutions for Efficiency and Esthetics

Speakers: Patrick Rutten, Stefan Holst
14:30-16:00

Anterior Implants Esthetics in the Digital Age

Speakers: Jean-Marc Etienne, Bernard Touati

23 June 2013

AM

Post Symposium program
  • The Predicament of Edentulism – How Viable and Universal is the Implant Solution?
Iven Klineberg, Lyndon Cooper, Aaron Fenton, Ye Lin, Rubén Davó, Ole Jensen...
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08:00-15:00

The Predicament of Edentulism – How Viable and Universal is the Implant Solution?

Learning Objectives

  • Recognition of the predicament of patients with long-standing edentulism and both adaptive and mal-adaptive complete denture wearing experiences.
  • Appreciation for the spectrum of management challenges that confront the profession when seeking to manage long-standing edentulism in particular.
  • Better understanding of the both surgical morbidity risks and long term prosthodontic maintenance challenges when providing implant therapy for such patients.
  • Understanding the merits of abbreviated surgical protocols that recruit ‘all-on-four’ or Overdenture approaches to fulfil the desired optimal treatment objectives.

Moderators:
George Zarb, Edmond Bedrossian

Speakers: Iven Klineberg, Lyndon Cooper, Aaron Fenton, Ye Lin, Rubén Davó, Ole Jensen, Stefan Holst, Steven Moss, Jeff Ganeles, Friedrich Neukam

Scientific Committee

Below are the list of the Scientific Committee steering group and members.

Steering Group:
George Zarb (Chairman), William Becker, Charles J. Goodacre, Burton Langer, Jay Malmquist

Members:
Shohei Kasugai, Ye Lin, Friedrich W. Neukam, Eric Rompen, Massimo Simion, Daniel van Steenberghe, Bernard Touati

  

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Distinguished speakers from around the world

Think of the people you look up to in this highly specialized field. There is a very good chance that they will be speaking.

We have secured the participation of over 100 globally respected researchers, scientists, clinicians and academics. All experts in restorative dentistry and all ready to share their thoughts with you at the Symposium.

Surname

First name
AgliardiEnrico
Albrektsson Tomas 
BahatOded 
BalshiStephen 
BalshiThomas 
BeckerWilliam 
BedardJean-Francois
Bedrossian Edmond 
Blatz Markus 
BockAndrew 
BolzWolfgang 
BonnetFranck 
BrechtLarry 
Brunski John
CarmichaelRobert 
ChicheGerard 
ChowJames 
ChvartzsaidDavid 
CoachmanChristian 
CooperLyndon 
CourseyJoe 
DavidLesley 
DavóRubén 
DawoodAndrew 
de GrandmontPierre 
Duello George 
EckertSteven 
EspositoMarco
EtienneJean-Marc 
Euwe Egon 
FentonAaron 
FortinYvan 
FribergBertil 
FromovichOphir 
GamborenaIñaki 
Ganeles Jeffrey
GelbDavid 
Glauser Roland 
Gonzalez-MartínOscar 
GoodacreCharles
HenryPatrick 
Higuchi Kenji 
HirschDavid 
HolstStefan 
HugoOliver 
HujoelPhilippe 
JemtTorsten
JensenOle 
JivrajSaj
Jovanovic Sascha 
KanJoseph 
KasugaiShohei 
KlinebergIven 
KlingeBjörn 
KokaSreenivas 
KunzPascal 
LamErnest 
LambertFrance
LangerBurton
LangerLaureen 
LinYe 
Lopes Armando 
LundgrenStefan 
MaSunyoung 
MacEnteeMichael 
MalmquistJay 
MaloPaulo
MankooTidu 
MarchackChristopher 
Mericske-SternRegina 
MitraniRicardo  
MombelliAndrea 
MossSteven 
MoyPeter 
Navarro jr.José 
NeukamFriedrich 
NisandDavid 
PalacciPatrick 
ParelStephen 
Parrish Ken 
Pozzi Alessandro 
QuirynenMarc
RenouardFranck 
RicciAndrea
RohnerDennis 
RompenEric 
RoseLouis
RuttenPatrick 
Rutten Luc 
SalvesenEirik 
SchüpbachPeter 
Simion Massimo 
StaasTristan 
StumpelLambert 
Swart Louwrens (Blackie)
SwennenGwen 
Tabanella Giorgio 
TepperGabor
Touati Bernard 
UrbanIstvan 
van DoorenEric 
van Steenberghe Daniel 
Vidigal Guaracilei M.
VrielinckLuc 
WachtelHannes 
WadeThomas 
WagenbergBarry 
WaltonTerry 
WatzekGeorg 
WennerbergAnn 
WhiteShane 
WöhrlePeter 
Wolfaardt Johan 
WolfingerGlenn 
WongKeng Mun
WoutersMichiel
ZarbGeorge

  

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Registration Fee

Early Bird Registration Fee
(until February 14, 2013)
Regular Registration Fee
(as of February 15, 2013)
Symposium ParticipantsEuro 795*Euro 895*
Post Symposium ConferenceEuro 150**
Euro 200***
Euro 150**
Euro 200***
Additional Party TicketEuro 120Euro 120
The fees are not subject to any US Sales Tax.
*The registration fee for Symposium Participants includes admission to the scientific program lectures, access to the industrial exhibition, a registration package and the entrance ticket to the Party on Friday night.
**This applies to participants that attend the full Nobel Biocare Global Symposium 2013 only.
***This applies to participants that only attend the Post Symposium Conference on Sunday, 23 June 2013.


Registration package – Pick up
Name badges and registration package including the Final Program, etc. can be picked up at the registration desk at the Waldorf Astoria in New York by all registered participants during the following opening hours:

Date:Opening hours:
Thursday, June 2007:30-19:00
Friday, June 2107:30-18:30
Saturday, June 2207:30-18:30
Sunday, June 2308:00-12:00

 
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Cancellation and refund policy
Refund of registration fees, can be applied for in writing no later than May 10, 2013 to Nobel Biocare Services AG, Balz Zimmermann-Strasse 7, 8302 Switzerland. A processing fee of 25% will not be refunded. After this date no refund will be possible.

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Getting there from the airport

For those traveling by air, the City is served by seven area airports. Of these, three are major hubs: LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) are both in Queens, while Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is located in neighboring New Jersey. These three airports provide access to the City via taxis, buses, subways, trains and private limo car services.

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)

Jamaica, Queens, NY 11430
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JFK handles the most international traffic of any airport in the US—almost 415,000 flights and 46 million passengers annually. About 400 daily nonstop domestic arrivals/departures connect to JFK, and 70 airlines serve its eight passenger terminals.

Getting to Midtown Manhattan from JFK:

  • Taxi: $45 flat fare (flat rate), plus bridge and tunnel tolls and gratuity; 45–60 minutes to Midtown Manhattan. 212-NYC-TAXI
  • Subway: $7.50 ($5 for the AirTrain from JFK, plus $2.50 for the subway); 60–75 minutes to Midtown Manhattan from the A subway line at the Howard Beach/JFK Airport station or the E, J, Z subway lines and Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) train at the Sutphin Blvd./Archer Ave./JFK Airport station.
  • Public Bus: $2.50 (with free transfer to subway line into Manhattan); 60–75 minutes to Midtown on Q10 bus to the Ozone Park/Lefferts Blvd. A train subway station.
  • Private bus & van companies: $16–$20.
  • Higher for private limo car services.
LaGuardia Airport (LGA)

Jackson Heights, Queens, NY 11371
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This is the closest airport to Midtown Manhattan and handles domestic US, Canadian and Caribbean air traffic, with 354,000 flights and 22 million passengers annually. Its four passenger terminals serve more than 476 daily nonstop arrivals/departures. It is on the northern shore of Queens, directly across the East River, about 8 miles from Midtown Manhattan.

Getting to Manhattan from LaGuardia:

  • Taxi: Metered fare: approximately $25–$35, plus bridge and tunnel tolls and gratuity; 20–30 minutes to Midtown Manhattan. 212-NYC-TAXI
  • Public Bus: $2.50; 45–60 minutes to the Upper West Side via direct service on the M60 bus; for subway connections, board the Queens Q33 bus and disembark at either the 82nd St./Jackson Heights subway station (for 7 subway line) or the Jackson Heights/Roosevelt Ave. subway station (for 7, E, F, M or R subway lines); add an additional 15–20 minutes for subway into Midtown Manhattan.
  • Private bus & van companies: $12–$20.
  • Higher for private limo car service.
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)

Newark, NJ 07114
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Newark Liberty welcomes more than 411,000 flights and almost 34 million passengers annually. There are more than 40 international and domestic carriers, with more than 423 daily nonstop domestic arrivals/departures. The airport is across the Hudson River from New York City, 16 miles and 45–60 minutes from Midtown Manhattan.

Getting to Midtown Manhattan from Newark Liberty:

  • Taxi: Service to Midtown Manhattan is via New Jersey–regulated taxis. Metered fares range $60–$75 (plus bridge and tunnel tolls and gratuity). During weekday rush hours (6–9am and 4–7pm) and on weekends (Saturday–Sunday, noon–8pm), there is a $5 surcharge to anywhere in New York State, except Staten Island. When traveling to the airport from Midtown Manhattan, service is via New York City’s regulated yellow taxis. Metered fares range $69–$75, plus a $15 surcharge in addition to tolls and gratuity.
  • Private bus & van companies: $16–$20.
  • Higher for private limo car services.

  

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“New York, New York, it’s a wonderful town…”

Everybody has their own favorite city – and for many global citizens, New York is at the top of their list.

During breaks from the proceedings at the Symposium, you have a wonderful opportunity to explore everything the Big Apple has to offer, from theatre and the arts to sports, sightseeing and fine dining.

Getting around New York City

The fastest, easiest way to reach virtually every NYC attraction is by foot and the City’s inexpensive 24-hour public transit system.

Benefit from special discounts

Nobel Biocare cooperates with the official New York City convention bureau and all delegates benefi t from special discounts on tickets for Broadway shows, the City Pass and spousal programs.

Subway and buses

Getting an MTA MetroCard is your first step to navigating the City by subway or bus. You can purchase a MetroCard at any subway station from multilingual machines or booth attendants.

Riders can choose a pay-per-ride or an unlimited-ride MetroCard. A single subway or bus ride is $2.50. The minimum purchase for a pay-per-ride MetroCard is $4.50.

Get more information on NYC transportation

Download map of New York City’s subway and bus system

Taxis

Taxicabs operate 24 hours, provide door-to-door service and accept cash or credit cards. To hail a taxi, stand at the curb and look for a yellow cab with an illuminated white number on top. Off-duty cabs display the illuminated words “Off Duty” on the same sign. Board and exit the cab curbside.

There is a minimum meter fare of $2.50, and prices increase based on the distance and duration of the trip (assume prices are higher during peak rush-hour traffic).

For further details, visit nyc.gov/taxi or call the City’s information hotline, 311.

Tipping
  • Hotel doorman: $1 for hailing a cab
  • Porters and bellhops: $1–$2 per bag
  • Maids: $1–$2 per day of your visit, or as much as $5 per day
  • Waitstaff and bartenders: 15–20 percent of total bill
  • Taxi drivers: 15–20 percent of total fare
  • Tips for other service personnel, such as theater ushers, tour guides and coat-check staff, are always appreciated

One more thing: if you’re having drinks at a bar, bartenders typically expect a $1 tip for every drink they serve you. Later on, when the bar gets crowded, you’ll be glad that the bartender remembers you!

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Fun activities

Below is a list of fun activities to do while in New York City.

A Slice of Brooklyn Bus Tours

Brooklyn Bus Tours

Tony Muia takes guests on a "personal journey" that transcends pizza, using the cuisine as a gateway to an authentic Brooklyn experience.

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Bike and Roll New York

Bike and Roll

Biking is a fun way to explore New York City. In addition to the flexible My Way Pass, with multiple pick-up and drop-off locations, and bike rentals on Governors Island, Bike and Roll offers exciting guided sightseeing tours.

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CitySightsNY

CitySightsNY

The double-decker bus tour is a staple of many NYC visits, especially for those who want to pack in lots of sights in a relatively short time. CitySightsNY's hop-on/hop-off buses deliver memorable views from their top-deck-only seating.

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Manhattan by Sail

Manhattan by Sail

Enjoy a taste of the 1920s high life on the stately 82-foot schooner Shearwater, which today whisks New Yorkers and tourists through New York Harbor courtesy of Manhattan by Sail.

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MCNY Bronx Historical Tours

MCNY Bronx Historical Tours

These guided jaunts explore two of the most culturally rich areas of the Bronx: Woodlawn (the borough's Little Ireland) and Arthur Avenue (its Little Italy).

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New York City Photo Safari

New York City Photo Safari

The seasoned professionals at New York City Photo Safari can ensure that visitors' snapshots capture all the grandeur of must-see NYC attractions.

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SeaStreak

SeaStreak

In addition to daily commuter ferry service, this company offers two-and-a-half-hour sightseeing cruises aboard its luxurious ships. The voyage certainly ranks among the most memorable ways to soak in New York City's essential sights.

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Shop Gotham

Shop Gotham

Even New York City's most seasoned shoppers can gain valuable tips, significant discounts and exclusive access to special spots from a Shop Gotham tour.

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Walking Tours Manhattan

Walking Tours Manhattan

Walking Tours Manhattan combines major landmarks with delicious local cuisine to create tours that taste as good as they look. For example, the Comfort Foods Dinner Tour treats diners to indulgent cheesecake and creamy mac 'n' cheese.

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Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium

This celebrated icon of America's favorite pastime is a must-see for any baseball fan. Visitors can take a guided tour or go to the New York Yankees Museum.

Get more information from the official New York Yankees website

To purchase tickets to a Yankees game, visit ticketmaster.com

  

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Le parcours thérapeutique du patient

Mercredi 19 juin 2013
Dans le cadre du Nobel Biocare Global Symposium, nous avons saisi l'occasion de nous réunir à nouveau !
Au sein du lieu mythique qu'est le Waldorf Astoria, profitez de cette journée pour rencontrer et discuter avec vos consoeurs et confrères francophones. Venez découvrir les protocoles cliniques les plus aboutis pour améliorer la qualité de vie de vos patients.
Et bien sûr, nous aurons le plaisir de nous retrouver le jeudi soir pour une soirée mémorable au coeur du quartier bouillonnant qu'est l'Upper East Side !

TimeProgramme 
9:00Introduction - Pr George Zarb / Pr Patrick Missika/ M. Christian Rocton

Président : Dr Patrick Palacci - Marseille

9:20Dr Patrick Limbour - Rennes
La prise en charge du patient : les 10 points clés
9:40Dr Nicolas Boutin - Paris
L’imagerie 3D au service du plan de traitement implantaire : nouvelles acquisitions
10:00Drs Paul Mattout et Cristina Vaida - Marseille
La Régénération osseuse dans la pérennité et l’esthétique péri implantaire
10:20Questions - réponses
10:30Pause
11:00Dr Mithridade Davarpanah - Paris
Les facteurs décisionnels pour la chirurgie du sinus
11:20Dr France Lambert - Liège, Belgique
Préservation de la crête alvéolaire
11:40Dr Alain Borghetti - Martigues
L’aménagement des tissus péri-implantaires
12:00Questions - réponses
12:20Déjeuner

Président : Pr Eric Rompen - Liège, Bruxelles

14:00Dr Anne Benhamou - Paris
Esthétique du secteur maxillaire antérieur
14:20Dr Olivier Etienne - Strasbourg
Armatures transvissées en zircone : optimiser ses choix
14:40Dr Patrice Margossian - Marseille
Apport de la CFAO au quotidien
15:00Questions - réponses
15:15Pause
15:45Drs Dominique Dupont et Claude Authelain - Metz et Strasbourg
Quand et comment répondre au défi de la MCI sur le maxillaire complet ?
16:10Dr Xavier Ravalec - Saint Grégoire
Les différents moyens de stabilisation en prothèse amovible complète supra-implantaire
16:30Dr Antony Carbery - Laval, Québec
Mise en charge immédiate et qualité de vie des patients
17:50Questions - réponses
18:10Pr Patrick Missika - Paris
Synthèse, les points clés

 

  

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