Schedule of Events
Monday, Sept. 11, 2017 FCE12: The Team Approach for Predictable Implant Esthetics
10:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Program Track: Implants Moderator: Leonard Garfinkel
Speakers: Michael Apa and Brian Chadroff
Implant esthetics is continually changing and evolving. Today, we have more tools available to us to achieve superior results. Implant diagnosis and treatment planning are crucial to the success of any implant treatment plan, including facial diagnosis for both aesthetics and function, implant dental diagnosis including tooth position, and evaluation of available bone and soft tissue height. The goal of this course is to give a complete aesthetic checklist for predictable implant placement, as well as execute difficult interdisciplinary aesthetic cases. This session will include a combination of lecture and live patient demonstration that will detail communication and execution between doctor and technician.
Educational Objectives:
• Evaluate how the concepts of beauty and facial aesthetic design affects implant placement and function.
• Diagnose, treatment plan, and execute complex interdisciplinary aesthetic cases.
• Determine when to utilize immediate vs. delayed implant placement, abutment selection, and provisionalization techniques for implants in the aesthetic zone.
FCE13: Advances and Effectiveness in Socket Management
10:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
Program Track: Implants; Regeneration/Tissue Engineering
Moderator: Jeanne M. Salcetti
Speakers: Veronique Benhamou, Brian L. Mealey, and Diego Velasquez
Since the late 1980s, when Christer Dahlin reported his landmark research on bone growth procedures, knowledge, techniques, and materials have evolved and made socket management treatment protocols more predictable. The use of bio-materials is now routine, however identifying the application and effectiveness of each of its uses, as well as understanding the wound healing events, can determine the best treatment outcome.
Educational Objectives:
• Review the evolution of and decision when selecting which bio-material to use for socket management procedures.
• List wound healing events following implantation of various bone replacement grafts for ridge preservation.
• Discuss methods of minimizing trauma to the bone when extracting a tooth.
AAPF1: Future Horizons in Periodontology: Emerging Concepts in Periodontal Science and Practice
10:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
Moderators: Praveen Gajendrareddy and Hector F. Rios Speakers:
Patricia Diaz – Therapeutic implications of emerging microbiological concepts in periodontal science
Zhao Lin – Extracellular vesicle in periodontal regeneration
Flavia Pirih – Identifying genetic mediators of Periodontitis through genome-wide association studies
The AAP Foundation is proud to showcase the talent that AAP Foundation award recipients bring to the specialty through Future Horizons in Periodontology. Three AAP Foundation award recipients will discuss their leading-edge research, demonstrating the effect your investment in them will have on how periodontology is practiced tomorrow.
• Discuss genetic factors associated with periodontal bone loss, which would help identify individuals prone to the disease.
• Explore potential diagnostic methodologies tailored to provide individualized treatment protocols based on genetic makeup and environmental factors.
• Review currently available techniques to measure global changes in microbiome communities.
• Discuss the effect of today’s periodontal therapy in the overall periodontal microbial communities.
• Review the advances in the application of extracellular vesicles in regenerative medicine.
• Explain the potential of mesenchymal stem cell (MSC)- derived extracellular vesicles in craniofacial and periodontal regeneration.
Lunch Service in the Exhibit Hall 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
54 | American Academy of Periodontology
103rd
Annual Meeting
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