Competence in Digital Dentistry 2022

Assoc. Professor Marko Jakovac, DMD, MSc, PhD, graduated from the School of Dental Medicine in Zagreb, Croatia, in 1998. In 2000, he passed the state exam and obtained a license for independent work. In 2002, he began to specialize in prosthodontics. After receiving his Master of Science degree in 2003 and his PhD in 2008 he became a senior assistant at the Department of Prosthodontics of the School of Dental Medicine in Zagreb. Since 2009, Marko Jakovac is ass. Professor and has been a course instructor in the "Advanced Preparation Techniques in Fixed Prosthodontics" further education program at the Zagreb Dental School. In 2010, he was appointed head of the postgraduate student course "Aesthetics in Fixed Prosthodontics on Teeth and Implants". In 2012, he became head of the undergraduate students course "Pre-clinical and Laboratory Fixed Prosthodontics". In 2013, he received the Dean's award for the best teacher at the School of Dental Medicine in Zagreb and since 2015, he has been head of the undergraduate students course "Microscope in Dental Medicine". Since 2015, he is assoc. professor at Dpt. of Fixed Prosthodontics.

Marko Jakovac is the author and co-author of several scientific papers and he has actively participated in numerous international conferences. He is a lecturer and training course instructor (KOL) at international meetings for Ivoclar Vivadent, Sirona CAD-CAM and Carl Zeiss. He is a vice president of Croatian Society of Minimal Intervention Dentistry and a member of the Croatian Prosthodontics Society, European Prosthodontics Society, Croatian Society of Dental Implantology, Croatian Medical Association and the Croatian Dental Chamber. Moreover, he is the owner of the "Aesthetica" dental clinic in Zagreb.

The key to the success of any fixed prosthetic therapy is proper protocol. Digital dentistry today is more advanced in treatment planning than analog one. Minimally invasive therapy depends on proper treatment planning. Digital wax-up and mock-up phases are most important for therapy success. With these phases, tooth preparation is controlled to preserve teeth as much as possible. In combination with optical devices, the preparations can be very precise and clean. Depending on the digital devices and softwares, different approaches can be chosen. After the final try-in of the PMMA prototype and ceramic restorations, cementation takes place. Cementation depends on the correct choice of dental ceramics and composite cements. In addition, the restoration and the tooth must be properly prepared for successful cementation and adhesion.

The lecture and live demonstration will show complete esthetic therapy with ceramic veneers following steps of digital protocol. The dental office and laboratory phases will be explained and demonstrated.

Dragan Stolica is a dental technician and CAD/CAM specialist from Slovenia.
 
Educational background:
Dragan Stolica has a degree in dental technology form the PHARMACY, COSMETICS AND HEALTH HIGH SCHOOL LJUBLJANA, LJUBLJANA (Slovenia), which he attended from 2001 – 2006. He gained first experience at an internship at the health center Dr. Adolf Drolc in Maribor.
 
Working experience:
In 2007 Dragan Stolica has started working as a dental technician in a private prosthetics dental laboratory and clinic - Popdent d.o.o, Maribor (Slovenia).
 
In 2012 Dragan became head of laboratory with all demanding activities at prosthetics with major focus on fixed prosthetics and implants.
 
Since 2014 Dragan Stolica has been working as a demonstrator for Ivoclar Vivadent AG with major focus on digital and CAD/CAM technology.
 
Dragan Stolica had further and ongoing additional educational courses for dental prosthetics in Slovenia and abroad focusing on theoretical prosthetics, dental materials, chemistry and b
iology.
 
Participation in international dental master courses such as metal-free ceramics, advanced CAD/CAM application trainings.
 
Publication and contributions of articles for national and international publication.
 
Lecturing on topics such as metal-free ceramics and CAD/CAM-based dentistry.

The key to the success of any fixed prosthetic therapy is proper protocol. Digital dentistry today is more advanced in treatment planning than analog one. Minimally invasive therapy depends on proper treatment planning. Digital wax-up and mock-up phases are most important for therapy success. With these phases, tooth preparation is controlled to preserve teeth as much as possible. In combination with optical devices, the preparations can be very precise and clean. Depending on the digital devices and softwares, different approaches can be chosen. After the final try-in of the PMMA prototype and ceramic restorations, cementation takes place. Cementation depends on the correct choice of dental ceramics and composite cements. In addition, the restoration and the tooth must be properly prepared for successful cementation and adhesion.

The lecture and live demonstration will show complete esthetic therapy with ceramic veneers following steps of digital protocol. The dental office and laboratory phases will be explained and demonstrated.

MUDr. Petr Hajný finished the Secondary Sanitary School in Karlovy Vary as a dental technician in 1997.
Graduated from the Charles University in Prague in 2005. During the study of medicine worked as a dental technician.
Since 2005 worked at the ASKLEPION – Clinic and Institute of Aesthetic Medicine in Prague (Czech Republic) as a specialist in aesthetic dentistry and an all‐ceramic restorations.
Since 2009, director of dental clinic DentInn s.r.o. in Prague.Since 2012 private practice EXI‐GROUP s.r.o. in Prague, since 2014 private practice OneVisitDentistry s.r.o. in Prague.
Owner of 4 CAD/CAM systems. He was a Vice‐Prezident of Czech Society of CAD/CAM Dentistry, member of the CZADE – Czech Academy of Dental Aesthetics. Works as a certified CEREC trainer for dentists and dental laboratories in Czech Republic and abroad.
Since 2009 trainer for T‐Scan technology in most countries of EU.
Main specialization: CAD/CAM technologies, aesthetic dentistry and ceramic restorations.

Intraoral Scanners Past - Present - Future

After 17 years of daily work with IO scanners, we can see the evolution of hardware, software, and our way of using it. There are already 40 years of history and development, and many new scanners are just coming to the market. Lower prices, more options for usage. How to choose the right one? Depends on your needs.

Efficient Esthetics - Save the Time, Increase the Quality

Composite fillings are maybe the most frequent type of dental treatment. However, the way of bonding has changed. Filling materials are developing every year. Knowledge about polymerisation has made an enormous step forward. So we have to make some updates about the work we do every day. All the updates to our equipment and materials lead to time-saving, so don't stay in retro mode, life is short, and time is money.

2019 – Businees informatics faculty
 
2018 – Licenced Exocad trainer and official support CADstar Technology GmbH
 
Trainings in different modules of digital dentistry
 
2014 - 2017 Vienna University studies of informatics
 
2011. - HTL diploma – applied computer sciences and IT technology

Doctor Stefen Koubi graduated from the University of Marseille, France, in 1998.
He has held the position of Associate Professor in the Restorative Department of Marseille University since 2008 and received his PhD in 2011.
He maintains a private practice in Marseille and in Paris.
His main areas of interest are esthetic rehabilitation for cosmetic or functional reasons (worn dentition). He has been invited to many prestigious esthetic academies to lecture on simple ways to achieve high-quality esthetic dentures and he mainly focuses on the teachability of esthetic dentistry. He is an invited professor in many esthetic postgraduate programs at many universities (Marseille, Strasbourg, Hoh-Chi Minh City, Hanoi). Dr Koubi received the Gold Molar title from the students of his university (best teacher of the year) in 2012, the title of Best French Speaker the same year and the Silver Molar title in 2014.
Since 2012 he has been a member of Style Italiano community in charge of indirect restoration topics. In 2013, he founded L’institut de la facette, a private training center focused on smile design for worn dentitions and cosmetic rehabilitations.
He is the author of many scientific articles and case reports on esthetic dentistry. In March 2018, Dr Koubi co-authored an article entitled "A Simplified Approach for Restoration of Worn Dentition Using the Full Mock-up Concept: Clinical Case Reports" in the International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry (IJPRD). Dr Koubi is the author of the book "Laminate veneers: 20 recipes for smile design", which has been be published by Quintessence Publishing in 2019.  

From dogma to everyday day dentistry in the aesthetic zone: ingredients and recipes: from no prep to prep less

Part 1 cosmetic

Restoring tooth in the esthetic zone is a daily challenge . The issue is to predict the final result specially the color balance with the adequate value. Many parameters are concerned (choice of ingot, thickness of the prep, choice of resin cement, color of the substrate…).

The aim of this lecture will be to present recipes when playing with crown, laminate veneer or no prep restoration in order to suggest a precise clinical protocol according to the clinical situation.  Worn dentition will be presented as well in the same spirit using some original clinical protocol (full mock up technic) .

Both of these topics have to be treated not in an artistic way (impossible to fit with    everyday dentistry) but in a predictable way.

Style Italiano indirect philosophy will be highlighted in this lecture.

Part 2 function

Partial bonded restorations have become for the last fifteen years the most esthetic, biologic and biomechanic solution to restore dental defects and mimic the nature.

At the same time materials, technic, concepts brought us all the solution to offer a contemporary dentistry to our patient.

Dental manufacturers offer awesome products. These need to fit with a precise methodology in order to propose solutions to the dentist and improve their daily life.

The aim of this presentation will be to suggest a simple way of working and thinking  which can be resumed by these 3 key words: simple, teachable and repeatable.

Laminate veneer (la facette) would be presented as a versatile tool to solve cosmetic problem but also functional problem (worn dentition).

Part 3 implant

Use of implant has become for the last fifteen years an efficient , safe and predictable solution to restore dental defects  and mimic the nature.

At the same time materials, technic, concepts brought us all the solution to offer a contemporary dentistry to our patient.

The aim of this presentation will be to suggest a simple way of working and thinking  based on the final design which can be resumed by these 3 key words: feasible, teachable and repeatable.

Pink part will be driven by the ideal white part guided by the esthetic project (placement of the implant, connected soft tissue graft, customized temporaries and final restoration ) New type of implant will be presented as a versatile tool .

Both of these topics use the same philosophy (minimal invasive approaches, ), same bonded materials (CAD CAM material, press material ), same concept (visualization, validation, navigation through the mock up and guided surgery) and same clinical procedure (prep design, temporization, cementation).

Latest material development and their selection according to esthetic , functional and financial requirement, will be explained.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE

People will learn during this lecture :

- recipes for designing a smile
- recipes for specific clinical issues: dyschromia, disposition, single unit, worn dentition
- a precise and repeatable method for managing simple and complex case as well following a guided protocol
- recipes for cementation laminate veneer, table top, crown
- use of e.max material (lithium disilicate)  / zircon Prime for each clinical indication (choice of ingot, thickness required..)
- latest e.max improvement with lab pictures
- how to jump into digital dentistry from cosmetic to functional rehabilitation

Hilal Kuday received his degree in dental technology from Istanbul University (Turkey) in 1999. After a training period of two years, he worked in his own laboratory in Istanbul. Between 2003 and 2008, he cooperated closely with the Ivoclar Vivadent training team, lecturing on topics such as “Harmony in nature”, “Metal-free restorations”, “IPS e.max System”, etc. at Ivoclar Vivadent’s International Center for Dental Education. Since 2007, he has been running his own training centre and laboratory in Istanbul, Turkey. Hilal Kuday has held lectures and conducted workshops in the USA, South Africa, Croatia and Turkey.

From dogma to everyday day dentistry in the aesthetic zone: ingredients and recipes: from no prep to prep less

Part 1 cosmetic

Restoring tooth in the esthetic zone is a daily challenge . The issue is to predict the final result specially the color balance with the adequate value. Many parameters are concerned (choice of ingot, thickness of the prep, choice of resin cement, color of the substrate…).

The aim of this lecture will be to present recipes when playing with crown, laminate veneer or no prep restoration in order to suggest a precise clinical protocol according to the clinical situation.  Worn dentition will be presented as well in the same spirit using some original clinical protocol (full mock up technic) .

Both of these topics have to be treated not in an artistic way (impossible to fit with    everyday dentistry) but in a predictable way.

Style Italiano indirect philosophy will be highlighted in this lecture.

Part 2 function

Partial bonded restorations have become for the last fifteen years the most esthetic, biologic and biomechanic solution to restore dental defects and mimic the nature.

At the same time materials, technic, concepts brought us all the solution to offer a contemporary dentistry to our patient.

Dental manufacturers offer awesome products. These need to fit with a precise methodology in order to propose solutions to the dentist and improve their daily life.

The aim of this presentation will be to suggest a simple way of working and thinking  which can be resumed by these 3 key words: simple, teachable and repeatable.

Laminate veneer (la facette) would be presented as a versatile tool to solve cosmetic problem but also functional problem (worn dentition).

Part 3 implant

Use of implant has become for the last fifteen years an efficient , safe and predictable solution to restore dental defects  and mimic the nature.

At the same time materials, technic, concepts brought us all the solution to offer a contemporary dentistry to our patient.

The aim of this presentation will be to suggest a simple way of working and thinking  based on the final design which can be resumed by these 3 key words: feasible, teachable and repeatable.

Pink part will be driven by the ideal white part guided by the esthetic project (placement of the implant, connected soft tissue graft, customized temporaries and final restoration ) New type of implant will be presented as a versatile tool .

Both of these topics use the same philosophy (minimal invasive approaches, ), same bonded materials (CAD CAM material, press material ), same concept (visualization, validation, navigation through the mock up and guided surgery) and same clinical procedure (prep design, temporization, cementation).

Latest material development and their selection according to esthetic , functional and financial requirement, will be explained.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE

People will learn during this lecture :

- recipes for designing a smile
- recipes for specific clinical issues: dyschromia, disposition, single unit, worn dentition
- a precise and repeatable method for managing simple and complex case as well following a guided protocol
- recipes for cementation laminate veneer, table top, crown
- use of e.max material (lithium disilicate)  / zircon Prime for each clinical indication (choice of ingot, thickness required..)
- latest e.max improvement with lab pictures
- how to jump into digital dentistry from cosmetic to functional rehabilitation

• Doctor of Medicine and Dental Medicine

• Award of the President of the Republic of Austria for outstanding achievements (Promotio sub auspiciis presidentis rei publicae)

• University Professor of the MUW (Vienna Medical University), specialized in Implant Surgery, Implant Prosthodontics, and Oral Surgery

• Honorary Professor of the University of Szeged

• Global Speaker / Topic: Immediate Implantology and Immediate Loading, Surgical Risk and Complication Management

• Teaching post for head- and neck anatomy Medical University Vienna, Austria for 16 Years

• Past Board member of the OGI (Austrian Society of Oral  Implantology)

• Member of Club Sub Auspiciis

• Private practice in Vienna / Austria limited to Implant Dentistry & Oral Surgery - Referral Practice

• Over 250  national and international presentations about Implantology, many scientific articles and book chapters published, over 12 national and international prizes and awards

Placing an immediate implant is far more than inserting a screw into an empty socket. Over the past years lots of
do´s and dont´s have been identified which decide over success or failure. This presentation will enhance the spectrum and number of cases treated by any practice focusing on pushing the limits with top high-end implants - then BLT & brand new BLX -which offer the most advanced technology to achieve superior primary stability and outstanding bone management.

The integration of new indications supported by evidence - based-literature sets the new standard of care with special emphasis on clinical details contributing to the successful integration of immediate implantology - which is nowadays critical for full patient satisfaction and economic success.

One of the major challenges in immediate implantology and immediate loading is to achieve sufficient initial primary stability. In this regard implant geometry and mechanical properties of the implant interacting with the alveolus are a key factor deciding over the feasibility of the whole concept. Once established immediate implantology will shorten the treatment and chairside times, save alveolar bone, spare the patient many augmentations, reduce the costs and give the specialist a market advantage against his competitors. The introduction of todays modern generation of implants to the market is a major game changer - which has widened the possibilities and opens new ways of thinking to push the limits even further.

Take-home-concepts  ready to apply lead through this presentation based on over 20 years of experience and more than 45k implants placed.

The goal of this presentation is to provide clear - ready to apply - take home messages which will widen the number of cases treated & of implants placed by every clinician ready to become an „immediate implantologist“