Prof. Dr. Med. Dent Jean-François Roulet completed his Dentistry from University
of Bern, School of Dentistry, Germany in 1974. He has held various important
positions during his long career including Dean, School of Dentistry, Free
University of Berlin; he is a visiting Professor, University of Florida and visiting
Professor Universita degli Studi di Siena, Facoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia. Since
2003 he has been the Chairman of the Dept. of Research and Development Clinical. Ivoclar Vivadent,
Schaan. Prof. Roulet has published more than 400 papers in National and International
Journals. His main subjects of interest are:
• Amalgam Substitution - Ceramic Inlays - Aesthetic Dentistry - Preventive Dentistry
(application concepts) Since 1972 more than 500 lectures, courses or seminars were given as
continuing education for dentistsv in German, English, French and Italian.
HE WILL BE MAKING TWO SEPERATE PRESENTATIONS
ANTERIOR ESTHETIC RESTORATIONS ( Fri. 2nd Oct.)
In order to incorporate esthetic restorations in the anterior segment, the dentist must be able to
perform “invisible” restorations. There are several prerequisites to accomplish this goal:
• Knowledge of the basic rules governing esthetics in the oral cavity. Only if the dentist is able
to insert an artificial material that looks natural into the oral cavity, there is a chance that the restoration
will not be perceived as such by the patients. Knowledge about form, structure, position
and colour are determining the dental esthetics.
• Understanding and mastering the adhesive technique is as important as well, because only
with adhesive techniques it is possible to camouflage the restoration margins. Therefore the dentist
must know how to bond resin based materials to tooth hard tissues (enamel and dentin) as
well as to the restorative materials (mainly ceramics)
• Finally good esthetic materials must be available, which show the same optical properties as
the teeth themselves. Today excellent composites and ceramics are available which can accomplish
these characteristics. To place invisible restorations with direct composite a layering technique
must be followed. Basically, dentin is replaced with a more opaque composite mimicking the
optical characteristics of dentin. It is then covered with a translucent “enamel” composite in order
to create the colour from the depth, as it is done in natural teeth. Basically the same rules govern
the esthetics of ceramic reconstructions (veneers and crowns) However these are manufactured
by dental technicians and therefore only the important characteristics relevant for the dentist will
be discussed. An important step is the cementation. There some specific guidelines must be followed
to be successful.
POSTERIOR ESTHETIC RESTORATIONS ( Sat. 3rd Oct.)
In the posterior segment, estetics is not as dominant as in front teeth which are highly visible.
Usually the patients are happy, if teeth are “white”. With modern dental materials it is possible to
produce naturally looking restorations in the posterior segment as well. Using intelligent layering
concepts it is also possible to create even large restorations which are virtually invisible in
posterior teeth. The main limitation are the skills of the dentist. The less natural tooth structure
is present as a guideline, the more difficult direct restorations get. Furthermore, the possibility to place a matrix band is a prerequisite for direct composite restorations.
Indirect restorations may be inlays/onlays or crowns and bridges. There the material selection
becomes important, especially if tooth coloured bridges are of concern. Since the ceramic world
has become more complicated, the selection of the ceramic especially in combination with the
luting technique has become important and crucial for a long term success.
DR. SANDESH MAYEKAR
INNOVATION DISTINGUISHES BETWEEN A LEADER AND A FOLLOWER
There are many successful dentists, but very few leaders in dentistry. A leader
learns, innovates and implements the latest in the profession to succeed in his
vision to be the best. Practicing good clinical dentistry is not enough reason to
be a leader, as a leader’s courage to fulfill his vision comes from passion, not
position. Although today dentists are equipped with High-tech equipment, instruments and materials
that allow best dental practices, the utilization of the technological advances for CORRECT
Diagnosis & EFFECTIVE Treatment are imperative.
Today, due to ever growing demand of achieving a perfect smile, dentistry has evolved from a
patient centric to a client /customer centric practice.
Thus there is a dire need to evolve and grow technical and personal skills in coordination with the
hand-mind-heart that enhances your success in High Quality Clinical Aesthetic Dentistry.
In this presentation, Dr. Mayekar will discuss in detail how quality of leadership more than any
other single factor determines the success or failure in a dental practice. He will share his experiences
and expertise in High Quality Clinical Aesthetic Dentistry and would share his pearls on
emerging as a leader in Aesthetic Dentistry.
DR. SUHAS LELE
COMPOSITES – THE UNTAMED BEAUTY
Realistic and irrational demands from patients are increasing astonishingly in
last couple of years at private practices. We dental surgeons at the other end as
service providers should be very cautious and well read before giving realistic
or heavenly promises to our patients!! With a plethora of Nano Technology composites
along with allied products like colours, provisional resins, flowables and fibre reinforced
composites, we are well equipped to cater needs & wants of our esteemed patients smiles. The
presentation will throw light on most ignored procedures like diagnostic study models, mock ups,
photographs and cosmetic imaging with ultimate results, may it be need based or want based. Get
prepared to tame the untamed beauty of composites to mimic nature, and restore smile.
DR. SUCHETAN PRADHAN
LIGHT UP YOUR PRACTICE. JOIN THE LASER BAND WIDTH
Dentistry in the past few years has seen an expansion of its horizons in directions
which we would not have thought possible. The purpose of this presentation
is to present evidence based role of LASERs in Dentistry
Lasers are today used in:a] Periodontilogy b] Endodontics c] Cosmetic dentistry d] Pedodontics
e] Oral surgery f] Prosthodontics
We will look at limitations, usage, advantages and disadvantages of LASERs for hard and soft tissue
applications including bone, enamel, dentine and soft tissue.
Our philosophy is based on three mantras
1] Ease of use/predictability 2] Post operative comfort 3] Patient friendliness
It will be our endeavor to use these three prisms as our focal point of discussion
DR. V.S. MOHAN - 2 PRESENTATIONS
1. A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING, AND EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE.
A paradigm shift has taken place in the way we practice dentistry today and
hence the dental surgeons are compelled to adopt/ take up modern methods to
rehabilitate their patients. But the key to success would be to understand the
modality of treatment and analyze every aspect before we undertake the implant
surgery for the patients, viz: Preoperative, operative and post operative which in turn helps
us to avoid common pitfalls… and achieve greater levels of success. It is rightly said that knowledge
before treatment is diagnosis and knowledge after treatment is an excuse. It will be prudent
to bear in mind that GET TO KNOW NEW FRIENDS, BUT DON’T GIVE UP THE OLD ONES.
2. LIFE AFTER DEATH......RESTORATION OF ENDODONTICALLY TREATED
TEETH..............
The overwhelming success of endodontic therapy has allowed for the retention of more teeth than
ever before in the history of dentistry.
In this presentation it will be my endeavor to outline criteria which allow the clinician to identify
endodontically treated teeth that can be restored with a high level of predictability. The intent of
this presentation is not to preclude the restoration of teeth that do not meet these criteria; it is to
provide a science-based approach for identifying those teeth with a high probability of long-term
success upon restoration.
For an endodontically treated tooth not requiring a post, the requirements are for biologic width
+ ferrule length, (i.e. 4.5 mm of supra-bony solid tooth — dentin a minimum of 1 mm thick after
preparation). A tooth requiring a post needs, in addition, enough root length to allow a 4 mm apical
seal and a post length — apical to the crown margin, equal to the length of the crown.
It is essential to assess the functional loads to which the restored tooth would be subjected. This
entire workshop has been designed in such a way so as to nable clinicians to take appropriate
decisions keeping in mind the clinical situations.
DR. MONA KAKAR - 2 PRESENTATIONS
1. WHITENING -AN INDEPENDENT PROFIT CENTRE OR GATEWAY TO
BETTER AESTHETICS OR BOTH!
The lecture will provide effective pointers on how a clinic can create a new
profit centre of Lifestyle dentistry (Reception to post treatment management)
and how to integrate this profit centre to open the doors to Better Appreciated Aesthetic Dentistry. World wide accepted protocols and clinical tips will be addressed in detail.
Most importantly, attain a step by step understanding of how to Open your patient’s mind to a
new ‘experience ‘ in dentistry. Raise the Bar … take Excellence in Tooth Whitening to a new level
that sets your clinic apart.
2. ADORN THE BEAUTY, KEEPING THE BEAST AT BAY
The selection of tooth colored materials used to reconstruct lost tooth structure in the smile zone
is mostly based on their ability to copy the color of the natural tooth as closely as possible. Most
clinicians would prefer to have a single shade which matches all teeth. However, even the creator
of teeth used two different materials to construct the solid entity we know as the tooth. If the
visual properties of the tooth have to be mimicked with excellence in mind, then multi-layering
becomes mandatory. Despite the best efforts put into Restorative Dentistry, the patient and consequently
the clinician faces the oft ignored challenge of maintenance. A dental practice would
need to incorporate a preventive protocol for patients if the disease index is to show any improvement
over the years. However, the myth of “running out of business”, plagues the mind of the
clinician and puts the brakes on active implementation of preventive protocols. This presentation
will attempt to close the gap between Restorative and Preventive practices, proposing to highlight
the ease of multilayering of composites for anterior teeth on the one side, and presenting tips for
simple preventive protocols which can actually function as a separate profit centre, breaking down
the above mentioned myth.
DR DILIP DESHPANDE
TREATMENT PLANNING OF IMPLANTS IN THE ESTHETIC ZONE
The anterior maxillary jaw is frequently called the “esthetic zone” because of its
high visibility and influence on facial appearance. Implant placement and restoration
in this region to meet the biomechanical and esthetic needs of the patient
can present some esthetic challenges for the clinician.The emphasis will be on
the diagnosis, treatment planning ,clinical management and an understanding and application of
the biological factors that influence our treatment outcomes for Implant therapy in the Esthetic
Zone.
DR SUJIT BOPARDIKAR
IMPLANTS SIMPLIFIED FOR THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER
A general Practitioner considers implantology to be tough,bothersome and complicated
and essentially the domain of the superspecialist . A lack of structured
, educational programmes adds to his woes.This lecture is a curtain-raiser to
equip the general dentist to apply simple, reliable diagnostic procedures and
treatment planning concepts for effective implant therapy.Emphasis will be given on very simple
implant solutions which the general dentist can easily incorporate in his private practice and add a
new dimension to treatment planning.There will also be a discussion on the factors to be considered
for implant system selection and the means to market the same in their practice.
DR. PORUS TURNER
IMPLANT AESTHETICS
The long term predictability of dental implants is no longer debatable. Today’s
challenge evolves round maximizing the aesthetic outcome of care.
The key to success therefore, in the anterior maxilla, is an aesthetic result
with long term stability of the peri-implant tissues. The presenter with his
vast experience in dental implantology will show how by placing specially designed implants
at bone level with a roughened surface right up to the platform of the implants along with the
use of conical abutments, which eliminates micro gaps, it is possible to get not only aesthetics
but also long term peri-implant tissue stability. Cases where bone augmentation was required
will also be described to better understand the subject.
Wow !! Composite Restorations with Tints
Many times when placing Composite Restorations , we realize that the Tooth is having some
maverick colours at certain area or spots. It becomes really difficult to find the colours which
will make the restoration blend with other teeth.This lectures attempts to address the issue of
Reading the Teeth Colours, Understanding the optical properties , selecting and application of
Tints & Translucent composites to create the Wow effect in Composite Restorations.
DR. MILIND KARMARKAR
ANTERIOR AESTHETICS – THE SCIENCE/ART OF DIRECT/INDIRECT
VENEERS.
Chicklet smiles are Passe. They look fake . If you decide to give each smile
design a character and personality of its own in keeping with each patient
then you should look to add to your armamentarium simple techniques,
tips, immediate-use-practice suggestions and one-of a kind-materials that you have not seen
or used before. If your practice is ready to add that ‘extra’ to ordinary dentistry to create an
‘extraordinary’ smile your patients would love and get more referrals for, then you should
attend this session. A Complete guide to Artistry /Dentistry of Veneers. Case selection, Treatment
planning, material selection, use of opaquers, tints, Microfills, polishing, finishing, etc.
to recreate a ‘real’ smile .
DR. RAMESH SHANKAR
PREVENT, PROTECT AND RESTORE
This presentation would cover the importance of tissue management,
achieving haemostasis and sulcular fluid control.
The clinical significance of this in various procedures taken up in day to day
practice such as restoring a deep CL II or a CL V extending subgingivally in
order to prevent sensitivity would be discussed. The use of some products to protect the soft
tissues during office bleach procedures using a high percentage of hydrogen peroxide would
also be highlighted. Some more user friendly materials and their application for protecting
soft and vital tissues would be discussed.
DR. RUSHITUM K. MISTRY
DOES IMPLANT DENTISTRY NEED ORTHODONTICS ?
Harmonious cooperation among Orthodontist, Periodontist, General Practitioner
and other Dental Specialists is a well documented essential for a
holistic approach to treatment. Treatment planning and implementation offered
with such cooperation offers maximum benefit and results in good
health and function of the stomatognathic system adding to quality of treatment resulting
in better quality of life. Implant Dentistry has revolutionised the way we look at affording a
patient their dentition. Treatment planning and approach to restore the dentition has seen a
paradigm shift from function alone, to function and adequate if not excellent aesthetics. White
is now a partner with pink and they cannot be separated. Orthodontics too has evolved in
leaps and bounds and has gotten quicker, less painful, less visible and some even advocate
invisible. Orthodontics plays a role no other can play in regaining spaces, in the region of
missing lateral incisors, in reducing bony defects for periodontal corrections, in realigning
gingival margins, implant site development especially in anterior maxilla etc. A practitioner of
today should have good overall knowledge of the orthodontic possibilities most appropriate for
implant-ortho cases as well as knowledge of what should be avoided and when. With knowledge
comes wisdom and the power to discern and make an informed choice/decision. The
object of this presentation is to enlighten today’s dentist about the scope of orthodontics in
its various aspects related to implant dentistry so that they can understand and thus improve
their treatment planning and finally give the patient the best treatment possible aesthetically,
functionally and biologically.
DR. VIJAY DESHMUKH
MINOR ORAL SURGERY – REFINEMENT CONCEPTS
Oral surgery is the integral part of the dental as well as specialty practice.
May it be local anesthesia, exodontia or surgical removal of impacted wisdom
tooth? Every clinician after basic experience should strive for refinement.
Refinement requires keen understanding of the surgical procedure,
critics review of own technique in comparison with ideal & finally sincere efforts to improve
the surgical technique. Minor surgical procedures can be disimpaction, apisectomy, excision
of mucosal growth & tumors, traumatic injuries of teeth & jaws, incision / drainage of abscess
list can be expandable.This talk is focused on dental surgeons to do their work with confidence
& refinement.
DR. ARVIND SHENOY
BONDING AND LUTING : MAKING THE RIGHT CHOICES
Recent advances in bonding technology have resulted in a plethora of bonding/
luting systems being available to the dental profession. The variety of
options on offer invariably leads to confusion and the choice of bonding /
luting agents ends up being based on anecdotal rather than factual evidence.
Despite the general trend towards convenience dentistry has not become easier. The
meticulous application and handling of modern composite resin technology including dentin adhesives of the latest generation will, guarantee the reliability and longevity of the bonding.
This lecture will cover the gamut of available options and is specially designed to help the
practitioner make the right choices in all clinical situations.
DR. KARTIK BHANUSHALI (M.D.S)
MAP YOUR ROAD TO SUCCESS IN IMPLANTOLOGY
We all need maps (Goggle Maps) to reach successfully at our destination
similarly we should map the route and destination of our implants
to safely reach and stay. The Surgical and Prosthodontic
implant complications are often an in advertent squeal of improper diagnosis,
planning, and placement. These complications pose a significant challenge in implant
dentistry. Presentation will showcase a technique which is employed along with a rapid prototyping
technology (stereo lithography).
It permits simulation and the fabrication of computer-generated bone models of maxilla and
mandible. Templates made on them seat directly in the patients mouth and are preprogrammed
with the individual depth, angulations, and mesiodistal and bucco-lingual positioning
of individual implants as planned on the 3d model generated out of the patients C.T.
SCAN.
DR. HEMANT SACHDEV
TOOTH PREPARATION PROTOCOLS
Indirect Restorations like Crowns & Bridges still form the backbone of most
dental practices. Metal based restorations as well as Metal Ceramic restorations
have been the preferred choice in the past. With rising aesthetic
awareness of our patients, the move from metal-based to metal-free restorations
is gaining massive momentum in recent times. Predictability and long term success
of all such restorations depends largely on a thorough understanding of various clinical and
laboratory aspects involved. This presentation deals with principles and philosophies of tooth
preparation design, instruments and equipment used and clinical techniques employed in
preparing teeth for crowns & bridges.
DR. BHAVIN PATEL
CAD/ CAM Dentistry – THE BASICS AND BEYOND
The use of computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/
CAM) technology in dentistry is increasing, both in the dental clinic as well
as the laboratory. These materials and systems hold promise for predictably
satisfying the need for aesthetic and strong restorations for almost all
indications. This presentation will highlight the clinical protocol and laboratory procedures in
addition to the CAD/CAM procedures to achieve high-quality restorations.
DR. ANAND KRISHNAMURTHY
SIMPLE GUIDELINES FOR RESTORATION DRIVEN IMPLANT
PLACEMENTS & HARD TISSUE MANAGEMENT
The paradigm shift in Implant dentistry at the entry level has ever confused
the starting clinician as to which Implant system to use, which restoration to fabricate, how to achieve aesthetics & function and last but not the least how to combat
failures & complications. The long term success of endosseous implants has significantly influenced
the treatment spectrum after tooth loss. An implant restoration may look even more
natural than any other form of tooth replacement, as to people the aesthetics is becoming
more and more important. Simple guidelines for a “reverse engineering concept” of prosthetically
driven implant dentistry is the key to practitioners who want to incorporate implant
dentistry in their practices. Hard tissue management goes hand in hand in the success of this
protocol right from the beginning - to stabilize and osseointegrate the implant fixture and in
the future to stabilize the restoration under bio-mechanical loads.
DR. LANKA MAHESH
IMMEDIATE IMPLANTS : FROM SINGLE TOOTH TO FULL MOUTH
REHABILITATION: DEMYSTIFIED
This topic has tremendous potential in a general practice but has been
neglected in India. Though there have been sporadic lectures or papers,
Dr. Lanka will cover techniques, tips for success and how to avoid pitfalls
should they occur.
DR. PUNEET KATHURIA
DENTAL IMPLANTS RESCUE… WHEN BRIDGES CAN-NOT…
The “Magic-Screws” comes to rescue when other options of giving a comfortable
fixed teeth cannot help. Its just about getting over the anxiety of
failure of a dental implant & it can be used as an effective tool in modern
day clinical practice. In this presentation, Dr. Kathuria would discuss about
the various clinical situations we face in our practice, where we can bring dental implants to a
very effective use. A lecture which will immensely help the participants to initiate & evaluate
their dental implants practice.
DR. SWEEN KATHURIA
CURRENT TECHNIQUES AND LAYERING CONCEPTS FOR ANTERIOR
COMPOSITES”
Various layering schemes and different techniques can be used for direct
composite build ups to create an invisible restoration. This presentation will
show and tell how to minimise the challrenges of shade selection, techniques
for easy build up, how to give characterization by use of dentin, enamel masses and
tints,along with designing of incisal edges.
DR. NITIN DANI
D. R. E. A. M. FIVE STEPS TOWARDS PREDICTABLE PERIODONTICS
Periodontics is a very handy tool in the hands of the Dental Practitioner. It
is the foundation for the various dental treatments needed by the patient
in the many long years to come. Successful Periodontics is the prime need of the Cosmetic Dentist of today, as WHITE looks best with PINK rather than RED. Management
of patients with Periodontal Disease has met with varied success in Dental Clinics, with
the prime culprit being the lack of predictability of the therapy. This has led to the neglect of
Periodontics as one of the prime branches of Dentistry.
Starting with detection of disease, covering clinical management and ending with maintenance
this presentation leads the viewers through the D.R.E.A.M. of the five easy step towards
Predictable and Successful Periodontics in General Dental Practice.
DR. PANKAJ MAHESHWARI
WOW !! COMPOSITE RESTORATIONS WITH TINTS
Many times when placing Composite Restorations , we realize that the Tooth
is having some maverick colours at certain area or spots. It becomes really
difficult to find the colours which will make the restoration blend with other
teeth. This lectures attempts to address the issue of Reading the Teeth
Colours, Understanding the optical properties , selecting and application of Tints & Translucent
composites to create the Wow effect in Composite Restorations.
DR. BHAVDEEP SINGH AHUJA
BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT IN DENTAL CLINICS
Abstract: Bio-medical waste is defined as solid, liquid or sharp waste that is
generated from health-care (medical) activities such as diagnosis, monitoring,
treatment, immunization of human beings or prevention of disease or
alleviation of handicap in humans or animals, including related biomedical
research and are contaminated with patients body fluids (such as syringes, needles, ampoules,
organs and body parts, placenta, dressings, disposables plastics and microbiological
wastes). Proper disposal of hospital waste is of paramount importance because of its infectious
and hazardous characteristics. Proper handling of biomedical waste is crucial to the
Public Health and needs to be convened with standard operating procedures. The Govt. of
India promulgated the Bio-medical Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 1998 in trying to
ensure that proper handling & management of hospital wastes should be implemented in all
the hospitals and clinics including dental clinics.
DR. BEENA RANI GOEL
EFFECTIVELY MANAGING ‘THE APICAL 3RD’ ! WHAT’S SO SMART
ABOUT ‘SMART ENDODONTICS’ ?
Difficult Endodontics made easy! Effective cleaning of severely curved canals,
Working Width - the forgotten dimension in oval canals, When to use
tapered instruments and when the taper would need to be replaced with a
non tapering instrument for better and easier endodontics. Completely do away with breakage
of the tip of the files in the apical 3rd. Effective irrigation and complete bacterial protection.
Easy Fool-proof obturation- with simple gutta purcha. Review new techniques of plug and
warm obturation. The lecture will open our minds to where we go wrong in science and why we need to be in
tune with natural anatomy of the tooth canal. It will enable you to select a correct protocol for
tough endo-cases and re-treatment cases with a treatment that are easy and full-proof ?
Not considering the system and its advantages may leave you with problems that remain
unsolved in the apical 3rd ! Who should attend : All dentists that have an endodontic practice
and would need to broaden their horizons and add confidence to their treatment protocols in
clinic.
DR. YAZAD R. GANDHI
TISSUE AUGMENTATION IN CONTEMPORARY IMPLANTOLOGY (-THE
HARD & SOFT ‘WARE’) Aims & Objectives:
Bone availability is the key to successful implant placement, and good bound
down soft tissue, the key to predictable esthetic results. Deficient bone volume
forces an available bone related implant position. Different hard and
soft tissue augmentation techniques have been described in literature. Ridge splitting, sinus
grafting, onlay grafting, GBR, connective tissue grafts and acellular dermal matrix are just a
few of these. This presentation covers the modalities in vogue for augmenting the osseous
base and soft tissue drape for a predictable result with dental implants
DR. DIGESH R. BARFIWALA
SECRETS OF SUCCESSFUL ENDODONTICS
The lecture would deal with routine mistakes made by general practitioners
,&solution for these in order to enable them to successfully treat majority
of cases.
DR. UDAY SHETTY
TRICKS TOWARDS BETTER DENTISTRY
When we do attend lectures there are a few tips that we pick up from the
entire lecture which makes the entire lecture worth listening to. Here are
similar tips in clinical dentistry which you can use in your daily practice to
make your work faster, more productive and predictable.
DR.P. D. JOSHI
RETREATMENT IN ENDODONTICS
DR. SAIESHA MISTRY
SMILES AND MORE
DR. AJIT SHETTY
CAD v/s MAD
Computers have become an integral part of modern day living, so also in
dentistry. From impressioning, to model making, to planning prosthesis and
thereafter fabrication of crowns and bridges, the computer has a key role
to play.
In implant dentistry too, with advanced software and radiological imaging, it is possible to
locate, position implants and thereafter to fabricate a splint to insert them.
Predictability is so high that a fixed prosthesis can be fabricated and delivered at the same
sitting too. Various aspects of this will be discussed in this program.
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