In Rotterdam, implant dentistry topics will be presented and discussed in theory and practice through practical workshops, scientific lectures, and podium and audience discussions. Under the theme “The Future of the Art of Implant Dentistry”, a diversity of education and training will be offered thanks to the combination of instructive workshops, an informative scientific program with top-class speakers, an innovative event concept, and a high-end evening event for networking with opinion leaders and colleagues.
Hands-on workshops
The day before the symposium, 12 workshops will be offered in German, English, Spanish and Chinese. The topics will include, amongst others, 3D planning, digital workflow in practice, treatment options for peri-implantitis and much more. A workshop on tunnel techniques and surgical procedures, led by renowned American lecturer Dr. Edward P. Allen, will be a special highlight.
Evidence-based science
The two days of the symposium are divided into eight blocks. The topics cover everything that characterises and is important for “The Future of the Art of Implant Dentistry”. Over 55 internationally recognised speakers will be presenting a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from the latest research findings to peri-implant soft tissue management, to ceramic implants and digital workflow. The symposium will conclude with interactive case presentations about problems, complications, and lessons learned.
Professional exchange in a relaxed atmosphere
Professional networking is also an important factor at the symposium. On the first evening of the symposium the theme is “Let’s celebrate King’s day!”, which will encourage team spirit and professional exchange in a relaxed, cheerful setting, which has become a tradition.
Background information on the event location
Rotterdam has excellent transport connections. 176 European airlines and 133 international airlines fly to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. The fast train connection from the airport in Amsterdam to Rotterdam central station takes 27 minutes. From there, the “De Doelen” conference center where the symposium takes place is just a five minute walk away.
Rotterdam is not only a transport and industrial hub but is currently also developing into a significant cultural and architectural hub. Numerous distinctive architectural features and the vibrancy of its traditional multicultural atmosphere make this city an ever more popular destination. The characteristic mix of traditional maritime elements, striking architectural features and an attractive mix of culture and night life make Rotterdam stand out from the crowd.
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