Schedule

Friday, 25 May 2018 12.00-17.30 Oral presentations

The scientific programme on this day dedicated to short scientific reports related to tooth transplantation and clinical examples of interesting applications of this treatment modality.

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SHORT ORAL PRESENTATIONS
I Scientific Session
Session Chairmen: Ewa Czochrowska, Marcel Linnsen
12.00-12.15The Amsterdam protocol for premolar autotransplantations
The lecture will be presented by Marjolijn Gilijamse in memory of Jacques Baart
12.15-12.30Tooth autotransplantations in the anterior mandible and maxilla
Gilijamse M, Baart JA, de Cleen M, Swart TJ. Amsterdam, Netherlands
12.30-12.45Primary tooth auto-transplantation for instant rehabilitation of young children with traumatic loss or agenesis of permanent incisors
Tschammler C, Linsenmann R, Nolte D, Germany
12.45-13.00Is autotransplantation a reliable treatment option?
van Westerveld KJH, Verweij JP, Anssari Moin D, Mensink G, van Merkesteyn JPR, Netherlands
13.00-13.15A long-term evaluation of the success of 144 tooth autotransplants
Pinheiro TN, Roldi A, Intra TJA, Nunes FC, Intra JBG, Brasil
13.15-13.30The Patient Perspective and the Survival Rate of Tooth Transplantation
Juslin J, Jääsaari P, Teerijoki-Oksa T, Finland
13.30-13.45Complications and endodontic treatment after autotransplantation of premolars: a retrospective study
de Cleen MJH, Baart JA, Netherlands
13.45-13.55Orthodontic forces and their sequelae on autotransplanted teeth: A literature overview.
Jordan B, Nolte D, Müßig D, Germany/Austria
13.55-14.05Enhancement of Human Periodontal Ligament by Pre-application of Orthodontic Loading
Nakdilok K, Krisanaprakornkit S, Suzuki EY, Suzuki B, Thailand
14.05-14.15Altered expression of pluripotent markers in human periodontal ligament upon application of orthodontic preloading
Phutinart S, Suzuki B, Suzuki EY, Krisanaprakornkit S, Thailand
14.15-14.25 Periodontal ligament preservation during orthodontic tooth movement in human
Promchaiwattana P, Suzuki B, Suzuki EY, Krisanaprakornkit S, Thailand
14.25-14.35Discussion
14.35-15.00Coffee break
II Scientific Session
Session Chairmen: Manfred Leunisse, Paweł Plakwicz
15.00-15.15How can we minimize the risk of External Cervical Resorption during autotransplantation?
Mavridou AM, Eggink E, Linssen M, Barendregt D, P. Lambrechts P, Netherlands/Belgium
15.15-15.25A case of tooth autotransplantation for severe atrophic alveolar combined with orthodontic treatment, bone augmentation and vestibuloplasty
Matsuzawa Y, Abe Y, Japan
15.25-15.35Autotransplantation of a lower cuspid- case presentation
Daian M, Louropoulou A, Pantaleon M, Netherlands
15.35-15.45Exploring the limits of tooth autotransplantation
Streblov J, Czech Republic
15.45-15.55Case report of tooth transplantations in patients over 50 years old
Yoshino K, Tokyo, Japan
15.55-16.05Tooth transplantation: where are the limits?
Novosad M, Marek I, Breclav, Czech Republic
16.05-16.20Three-dimensional imaging and rapid prototyping in autotransplantation: innovation that excites!
van Merkesteyn JPR, Verweij JP, van Westerveld KJH, Anssari Moin D, Mensink G, Netherlands
16.20-16.35Three-dimensional imaging and rapid prototyping in autotransplantation: the (im)possibilities of a technique
Verweij JP, van Westerveld KJH, Anssari Moin D, Mensink G, van Merkesteyn JPR, Netherlands
16.35-16.50CBCT-based tooth autotransplantation – Part I: 3D planning, 3D printing and 3D analysis of treatment outcome.
EzEldeen M, Wyatt J, Stratis A, Jacobs R, Belgium
16.50-17.00CBCT-based tooth autotransplantation – Part II: Surgical technique, follow-up, short and long-term treatment outcome.
Wyatt J, EzEldeen M, Shahbazian M, Jacobs R, Belgium
17.00-17.20Affordable 3D planning for tooth transplantation in all stages of development
van der Meer J, Dick Barendregt D, Netherlands
17.20-17.30Discussion

Saturday, 26 May 2018 9.00-18.00 Keynote lectures

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
Session Chairmen: Dick Barendregt, Ewa Czochrowska
9.00-9.05Introduction
Dick Barendregt, Manfred Leunisse, Marcel Linssen, Netherlands
9.05-9.40Biology of successful tooth transplantation – are there any risks?
Jens Andreasen, Denmark
9.40-10.10Long-term outcome of tooth transplantation
Ole Schwartz, Denmark
10.10-10.30 Updates on tooth cryopreservation
Wim Laureys, Belgium
10.30-11.00 Coffee break
11.00-11.30 The link between tooth eruption and growth of the alveolar bone
Karin Becktor, Denmark
11.30-12.00 Update on dental implants replacing missing maxillary incisors
Björn Zachrisson, Norway
12.00-12.30 Transplantation and oral rehabilitation in complex cases
Arild Stenvik, Norway
12.30-12.50 Discussion (1st part)
12.50-13.50 Lunch
Session Chairmen: Jens Andreasen, Arild Stenvik
13.50-14.30 Trauma with loss of incisors, how to restore alveolar ridge, gingiva and tooth structure
Dick Barendregt, Manfred Leunisse, Marcel Linssen, Netherlands
14.30-14.50 Leeds contribution to the scientific literature on tooth transplantation
Nadine Houghton, United Kingdom
14.50-15.10 Long-term observations of transplanted premolars
Teitur Jonsson, Iceland
15.10-15.30 State-of-the art on tooth transplantation
Guy De Pauw, Belgium
15.30-16.00 Coffee break
16.00-16.20 Thinking out of the box using autotransplants
Erik Reukers, Netherlands
16.20-16.40 Complications: diagnosis and treatment
Paweł Plakwicz, Poland
16.40-17.00 Central incisor ankylosis in children - extraction, distraction or autotransplantation?
Ivo Marek, Czech Republic
17.00-17.15Transplantation of deciduous canines
Puria Parvini, Germany
17.15-17.40 Improving the esthetics of transplanted teeth to the anterior maxilla
Ewa Czochrowska, Magdalena Jaszczak-Małkowska, Poland
17.40-18.00 Discussion (2nd part)

Sunday, 27 May 2018 9.00-13.00 Post-congress course (Rotterdam team)

Course title:
Transplantation of teeth with open and closed apices

After the first transplantations of teeth in the 1950th the advantages of using natural teeth were established. However, the limitation was that the best results were obtained for teeth with a formation of the root between 2/3 to 3/4 of the final root length at the time of surgery. In the literature transplantation of fully developed teeth has been reported, but the success rate was lower than the transplantation of teeth with an open apex. Risk factors like peri-apical inflammation and ankylosis were often described.

Since 2005 autotransplantation of fully developed teeth is a routine procedure performed by the Rotterdam team. Success rates are comparable to transplanted teeth with an open apex with a follow up of 10 years. In this course both procedures will be discussed in detail. The team members will guide you through the indications, surgery, orthodontic phase a restorative phase using different clinical examples. At the end of this course participants should be able to understand indications for both options and they should recognise all the key aspects which matter to make tooth transplantation predictable.

Speakers:

Dr. Dick Barendregt

Dr. Dick Barendregt

Dr. Manfred Leunisse

Dr. Manfred Leunisse

Dr. Edwin Eggink

Dr. Edwin Eggink

Dr. Marcel Linssen

Dr. Marcel Linssen

Speakers:

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Dr. Dick Barendregt

DDS, MSc, PhD, Netherlands

Curriculum vitae

Dick Barendregt finished dental school in 1988 at the Rijksuniversiteit of Groningen. He worked as dentist in the Royal Dutch Navy en several private practices for a period of 5 years. In 1991 he started his Master of Science training in periodontology at the University of Amsterdam. After finishing his training in 1994 he worked as periodontist in 2 referral clinics  restricted to periodontology. In 1996 he founded his own clinic in Rotterdam. In his clinic he works as a specialist in periodontology and implantology. The last 15 years the emphasis in patient treatment has been on the interdisciplinary planning (Proclin) together with endodontists, orthodontist, prosthetic dentist, dental technicians and oral surgeons. He is cofounder of the EndoRotterdam en PRORotterdam. Both clinics are closely related to the Clinic for Periodontology and are addresses for dentists to refer their patients to either endodontists or prosthetic/reconstructive specialists. From 1995 to 2001 Dick Barendregt was on the board of the Dutch Society of Periodontology (NVvP) as treasurer. In this period he was the representative for the Netherlands with the EFP. After that period he joint the board of the Rotterdam Dentist Society for 10 years. Since 2009 he is member of the board of National Board on Quality of Postgraduate Dental Education. Dick Barendregt works since 1994 with the Department of Periodontology at the University of Amsterdam and lectures in the Postgraduate Program in Periodontology. November 4th 2009 he received his PhD degree on his thesis “Probing around teeth”. He also lectures in both national and international meetings.

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Dr. Edwin Eggink

Netherlands

Curriculum vitae

In 1994 Edwin Eggink graduated in dentistry, to become an endodontist in 1997, both at ACTA Amsterdam. Until 2009 he combined his general practice with endodontic referrals. After that he founded EndoRotterdam, a clinic limited to referrals only which employs several endodontists. There is a close interdisciplinary relationship with the periodontal clinic (ParoRotterdam) and the restorative clinic (PRO-Rotterdam).

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Dr. Manfred Leunisse

Netherlands

Curriculum vitae

Manfred Leunisse finished his dental school in 1987 at the University of Amsterdam. For one and a half year head did research at the department of orthodontics at het Free University of Amsterdam. In 1989 he started his post-graduated training at the Academic Centre for Dentistry in Amsterdam where he finished his training in January 1993. In march 1993 he founded his own orthodontic practice in Rotterdam. Besides his practice he is giving postgraduate courses for dentists. Since 1997 the interest has shifted to patients treated in a interdisciplinary team (Proclin) together with Dick Barendregt and with prosthodontists, periodontologists, endodontologist and oral surgeons. He also lectures in both national and international meetings.

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Dr. Marcel Linssen

Netherlands

Curriculum vitae

Marcel Linssen got his doctoral degree in dentistry at Utrecht University in 1988 and finished his Dental examinations at the Catholic University of Nijmegen in 1989. From 1991 onwards he was one of the founding fathers of a large general dental clinic in Rotterdam. From 2012 onwards he is working at PRO-Rotterdam, a reference clinic for prosthodontics and restorative dentistry, and PROCLIN, a clinic for the interdisciplinary treatment of dento-alveolar trauma, amelogenesis imperfecta, oligodontia, treatment of wear in combination with orthodontics and autotransplants.