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TDI1211_01_Title
TDI1211_01_Title 23.09.11 16:39 Seite 1
ICOI · Seoul · 6–9 October, 2011
Independent news for visitors and exhibitors
Inside today
DT Awards
Plan ahead!
You will find an overview about the ICOI World
Congress, new developments and trends in
the world of dentistry.
A fantastic opportunity for practices and companies to win a free trip to New York City and
show just how remarkable they are.
You will find the latest update of the ICOI World
Congress scientific program and exhibitors list
in our service section.
»Page 2
»Page 4
»Page 6
International implant community gathers in Seoul
ICOI World Congress to offer latest updates in scientific and clinical knowledge
n Over the course of the next four
days, the International Congress of
Oral Implantologists (ICOI) will hold
it’s 2011 World Congress in the capital
of South Korea, Seoul. The meeting
which is co-hosted by ICOI’s Korean
Component Society and the Korean
Society of Oral Implantologists, will
take place from 6–9 October at the
Seoul Convention Center and is expected to bring together hundreds
of experts and clinicians involved in
the field dental implantology.
According to the organiser, the
theme for this year’s World Congress
is “Controversy in Implant Dentistry”. Dr. Hom-Lay Wang from the
University of Michigan College of
Dentistry designed the scientific programme.
Besides renowned clinicians who
will be lecturing at the Congress, the
At the opening day of the congress,
there will be a consensus conference
on Cone Beam Tomography with
lectures to be held by Drs Erika Benavides, Scott Ganz, David Hatcher,
among others.
Sessions on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday will be devoted to controversies in implant dentistry with speakers including Joseph Kan, Myron
Nevins, Maurice Salama, Steven Chu,
Nicklaus Lang, Carl Misch, Hom-Lay
Wang, Marius Steigmann, Keith Doonan, William Giannobile, Thomas Lee,
Kenneth Lee, Jamie Lozada, Lanka
Mahesh, Chen Zhuofan, Yoshiharu
Hayashi and Tulio Valcanaia.
academic community will be represented by researchers from dental
schools worldwide, such as the University of Michigan, University of
California Los Angeles, University of
Southern California, Columbia University, Harvard, NYU, Sun Yat-sen,
University of Bangkok, University of
Itaji, Tokyo University, University
of Milano, University of Granada,
Hong-Kong University, University of
Toronto, Dankook University, Seoul
National University Dental Hospital,
Infahan University and Yonsei University, to name a few.
Participants can also look forward
to get together and celebrate with
with colleagues, friends and business
partners during the President’s welcome reception on Thursday and a
special Gala Dinner offering entertainment with a local touch.
For more information please
visit the following websites:
www.icoi.org, www.icoi2011.org
AD
Biomaterials and implants stimulate
global demand
n The increasing demand for dental biomaterial and implants is
driving the global dental equipment and consumables market.
According to a report released by
US market research company Mar-
ketsandMarkets on Tuesday, both
segments are expected to grow at
at a compound annual growth rate
of 6 per cent—only slightly below
the 7 per cent growth predicted for
all market segments combined.
Total market volume is forecasted to reach US$27,6 billion by
2015.
According to the report, the
growth of these segments is expected to be highest in North America and the EU where the generation of aging baby boomers can afford high-priced dental procedures
including cosmetic treatments and
implants. Improved orthodontic
products, especially by younger
people, will be also in high demand.
Improvements in the field of
dental biomaterials and tissue regenerative material have also enabled the dentists to offer more natural and longtime dental solutions.
Latest technology such as CAD/
CAM will reduce the overall turnaround time for dental procedures
while improving efficiency of the
dental practitioners further, the
report states.
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TDI1211_01_Title
TDI1211_02_News 23.09.11 16:40 Seite 1
news
02
ICOI Seoul 2011
ICOI—Providing the most updated information in dental implantology
Welcome message by Drs Hom-Lay Wang, Carl Misch and Dong-Seok Sohn on behalf of the Organising Committee
n The mission of ICOI is to serve
the needs of all its members, including each segment of the dental implant team, and to provide
them with high quality education
to better serve their patients.
Hence, the mission of the Seoul
World Congress is to provide the
most updated information that
will enable you to deal with challenges that face implantologists
today.
Issues such as the need for
using cone beam computer tomograms (CBCT) for implant treatment planning and guides for
ideal implant placement as well as
controversy in implant dentistry
will be addressed by outstanding
international speakers.
These controversies include
but are not limited to anterior
implant aesthetics, implant complications management, growth
factors for bone augmentation, as
well as soft and hard tissue augmentation. All presenters will
illustrate their views in the assigned topics and then support
with evidence.
We look forward to seeing you
at this important educational congress at the COEX Convention
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Centre, and hope you will enjoy
this beautiful city.
See you in Seoul this October!
A short look
at Seoul
n Seoul has been the capital of
Korea since the time of the Joseon
Dynasty 600 years ago. The city was
referred to as “Han Yang” during that
time, but after the liberation from
Japan, in 1945, the newly founded
Republic of Korea officially changed
the name of its capital to Seoul.
Since then, Seoul has developed
into a bustling metropolis, acting
as the hub for political, economic,
social, and cultural matters. The
Han river divides the city in two and
while the northern part of the city is
a focal point for culture and history,
the southern part is well known for
its buzzling business activities.
In Seoul, visitors can find a large
number of ancient palaces and
Royal Shrines of the Joseon Dynasty, as well as see and experience
sights like the World Cup Stadium,
63 CITY building, Lotte World, Han
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Caribbean Bay, The Korean Folk
Village, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress,
and Namhansan Mountain Fortress
are waiting to be discovered.
(Source: Korea Tourism Organisation)
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•english.seoul.go.kr
•www.seoulwelcome.com
•www.lonelyplanet.com/
south-korea/seoul
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Win a free trip to New York City and join
us for the Dental Tribune Awards!
n Dental Tribune is the largest
dental newspaper worldwide, published in more than 25 languages
with a readership of 650,000+
dentists, and it is one of the
best known brands in the global
dental community. In 2011, we
will launch the Global Dental
Tribune Awards to celebrate
excellence in dentistry.
This is a fantastic opportunity
for practices and companies to
show just how remarkable they are
and compete against others in their
own areas on friendly terms. The
winners will receive a free economy flight to New York City to join
us at the Award Ceremony, which
will be held at the Greater New
York Dental Meeting on November
28, 2011 in the special events hall.
All Dental Tribune readers worldwide are cordially invited to submit
their applications online without
registration fees by October 21, 2011
for the following award categories:
•Clinical Research of the Year
•Dentistry in a Crisis Zone
•Premier New Dentist
•Innovation in Dentistry
•Dental Marketing Campaign of
the Year
•Premier Dental Educator
•Lifetime Achievement
•Implant Practice of the Year
•Endodontic Practice of the Year
•Cosmetic Practice of the Year
•Orthodontic Practice of the Year
•Pediatric Practice of the Year
•Best Office Design
•Outstanding Individual of the Year
•Outstanding Dental Website
Simply choose the categories
you wish to enter and produce an
entry to impress. Please submit
one PDF document online, consisting of 500–1,000 words as well as
1–6 images in jpeg format with captions. Explain why your practice
or the individual/team deserves
to win. You can nominate yourself,
a team or an individual. The final
deadline for all entries is October
21, 2011.
Applications will be judged by
a jury of renowned opinion leaders
from all parts of the world:
•Dr Robert Edwab, Executive Director of the Greater New York
Dental Meeting, USA
•Dr Lorin Berland, Fellow of AACD,
USA
•Dr Denis Forest, Directeur des
Journées dentaires internationales du Québec, Canada
•Dr Sergio Cacciacane, Director
Escuela Superior de Impantologia, Argentina
•Dr Adolfo Rodríguez, President
Dominican Dental Association,
Dominican Republic
•Dr Stefan Holst, Clinical Associate Professor at the FriedrichAlexander-University, Germany
•Prof. Dr Norbert Gutknecht,
President of the World Federation of Laser Dentistry, Germany
•Dr Sushil Koirala, President of
the South Asian Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (SAAAD), Nepal
•Dr So-Ran Kwon, President of the
Korean Bleaching Society, Korea
There is no registration fee.
Submit your application online at
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Dental implants expected Sinus lift referral protocol established
to see fastest growth
rates in Emerging Markets
n Premium manufacturers are
driving the market for dental implants and bone-craft substitutes
in countries like China and India,
according to iData Research. In
a market report, the Canada-based
consulting company has forecasted the market volume of both countries for dental implants to exceed
US$400 million by the year 2017.
Strong double digit growth rates
were also predicted for Brazil,
another potent global Emerging
Market.
dental tourism from countries
such as Japan, South Korea and
Australia.”
Markets in China and India
are currently dominated by few
foreign manufacturers such as
DENTSPLY Friadent, Nobel Biocare
or Straumann. The Swiss-based
company particularly has increased its market share in China
and South Eastern Asia with the
introduction of innovative products including the Bone Level Im-
n Researchers at the New York
University College of Dentistry
(NYUCD) recently surveyed otolaryngologists from New York state
to help establish a referral protocol
before performing a maxillary sinus lift. The study, “New York state
ear, nose, and throat specialists’
views on pre-sinus lift referral,” appeared in the February 2011 issue
of the Journal of Periodontology.
The study, by M. T. Cote, S.L.
Segelnick, A. Rastogi and R. Schoor,
assessed the need to consult an ear,
nose and throat (ENT) specialist in
the pre-treatment work-up.
Results showed that the majority
(58.7 per cent) of ENT specialists
recommended a CT scan be done before sinus elevation surgery, even
in the absence of
symptoms. The
greatest concerns
of the ENT specialist that would
warrant a referral
were prior sinus
surgery, severe
sinus inflammation, nasal/sinus
obstruction and
oral-antral fistulation.
Dr Robert Schoor, director of the advanced
education program at
NYUCD department of periodontology and implant
dentistry, commented that the
American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) has been contacted by the
American Academy of Otolaryngol-
ogy-Head
and Neck Surgery
(AAO-HNS) to formulate a consensus
statement on when CT
scans of the sinus should be used.
The American Academy of Radiology and American Rhinologic Society will also participate.
BMP protein improves implant success
n Using a bone-creating protein
to augment the maxillary sinus
could improve dental implant success, according to Georgia Health
Sciences University (GHSU) researchers. Dental implants won’t
work if the bone in which they are
anchored is too thin. Bonethinning is a common cause
and consequence following
tooth loss.
The rapid growth of dental implants will also drive the market
for dental biomaterials and bonecraft substitutes, the report states.
The number of procedures using
these materials is expected to
reach almost 400,000 in both countries by 2017.
“The de-regulation of dental
care services in China and India
has fueled growth of private dental
clinics in major urban centers,”
said Dr Kamran Zamanian, CEO of
iData. “In addition, the low cost of
labor has kept implant procedural
costs relatively low, promoting
plant and SLActive dental implant
surface technology. Global business consultant Frost & Sullivan recently awarded the company with
its 2010 Asia Pacific Dental Implant Company of the Year Award
for superior performance in different areas such as strategic product
development.
Europe still holds the largest
share of the US3.2 billion worth
global dental implant market followed by the US, Korea and Japan.
The market itself is projected to
growth by more than 20 per cent
over the next five years.
The currently favored solution is to supplement the area
with bone grafts to stabilize
the implant base. But that
technique is problematic “primarily because it involves additional surgeries to harvest
the bone,” said Dr Ulf M.E.
Wikesjö, interim associate
dean for research and enterprise in the GHSU College of
Dental Medicine.
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protein (BMP) in the sinus, more
new bone will form within four
weeks than using conventional
bone grafting at the same site.
“We found that BMP induced
superior bone quality over that
could be the new gold standard for
this procedure.”
According to the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons, 69 per cent of adults ages
35–44 have lost at least one tooth
due to decay, disease or trauma,
and 26 percent of adults have lost
all permanent teeth by age 74.
Dr Ulf M.E. Wikesjö, interim associate dean for research and
enterprise in the Georgia Health Sciences University College of Dental Medicine. (DTI/Photo courtesy of Georgia
Health Sciences University, USA)
In animal studies, he and his
team at the GHSU Laboratory for
Applied Periodontal and Craniofacial Regeneration found that when
implanting bone morphogenetic
following bone grafts, which improves the chances for successful
implants,” Wikesjö said. “BMP is
phenomenal, because it’s a true, offthe-shelf product with ease of use
that can produce real results, and it
Before dental implants were
available, the only options for replacing these missing teeth were
dentures and dental bridges,
both of which could lead to further bone loss. Implants provide
patients with numerous benefits, including improved oral
health, appearance, speech, convenience, durability and the
ability to eat.
The findings of his team’s
pilot study were presented at the
Academy of Osseointegration annual meeting, D.C. Wikesjö’s GHSU
co-investigators include Drs. Jaebum
Lee, Cristiano Susin, Nancy Rodriguez and Jamie de Stefano.
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Scientific programme—ICOI World Congress 2011
Last update was 22 September, 2011. Lectures are subject to change.
Thursday, 6 October, 2011
Morning Session, Controversy
in Implant Dentistry
Session Host: Dr Seong-Ho Choi
8.30 a.m.–9 a.m.
Synergic Effect in Implant Surgery
with Laser
Speaker: Dr Jae Hong Hwang
9 a.m.–9.30 a.m.
Immediate Implants from Single
Tooth to Full Mouth Rehabilitation:
Demystified
Speaker: Dr Lanka Mahesh
1 p.m.–1.45 p.m.
CBCT Applications in Implantology
Speaker: Dr Erika Benavides
1.45 p.m.–2.30 p.m.
3.0 Narrow Diameter One-Piece
and Two-Piece Implants:
CBCT 3-D Planning Concepts
to Maximize Success
Speaker: Dr Scott Ganz
2.30 p.m.–3.15 p.m.
Imaging Rationale and Methods
for the Routine to Advanced
Implant Cases
Dr David Hatcher
3.15 p.m.–3. p.m.
Break
9.30 a.m.–10 a.m.
White Implants—Zirconia,
Compared to Titanium
Speaker: Dr Peker Sandalli
3.45 p.m.–4.30 p.m.
Implant Surgery Based on Computer
Simulation Surgical Template and
the Assessment of the Outcome
with the Image Fusion Technique
Speaker: Dr Myung-Jin Kim
10 a.m.–10.30 a.m.
Break
Session Host: Dr. Hoon Chang
10.30 a.m.–11 a.m.
Long-Term Complications of
Implant Supported Restorations
Speaker: Dr Sang Choon Cho
5.15 p.m.–6 p.m.
Open Discussion and Consensus
Development
11 a.m.–11.30 a.m.
Achieving Predictable
and Long-Lasting Implant
Prosthodontics
Speaker: Dr Thomas Lee
6 p.m.–7.30 p.m.
Table top and Poster Presentations
and President’s Welcome Reception
11.30 a.m.–12 p.m.
Understanding Patient Psychology
Speaker: Dr Kenneth Lee
Afternoon Session, Cone
Beam Computer Tomogram
Consensus Conference
Session Host: Dr Morton Perel
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9/7/11
4.30 p.m.–5.15 p.m.
Contemporary Issues of
Cone-Beam CT in Dentistry
Speaker: Dr James Mah
Friday, 7 October, 2011
Morning Session, Controversy
in Implant Dentistry
(Dual Podium)
8 a.m.–8.35 a.m.
Implant Surgery and Restoration
Using Digital Radiation Machines
and CAD/CAM Equipment
Speaker: Dr Hyeon Jun Jeon
A New Strategy to Accelerate
Wound Repair and Tissue
Regeneration in Implant Dentistry
Speaker: Dr Henry Su
8.35 a.m.–9:10 a.m.
Management of Bone Deficiency
in Implant Dentistry
Speaker: Dr Chen Zhuofan
Bone Graft Using Autogenous
Tooth Material
Speaker: Dr Kyung-wook Kim
9.10 a.m.–9.45 a.m.
A Reconsideration of Computer
Guided Implant Surgery
Speaker: Dr Kunihiko Teranishi
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THE BUSINESS OF DENTISTRY
Saturday, 8 October, 2011
10.15 a.m.–10.50 a.m.
Progressive Implant Technology
Driven by CAD/CAM
Speaker: Dr Shiota Makoto
Morning Session,
Controversy in
Management of Implant
Complications
Session Host: Dr Hom-Lay Wang
Short Sintered Porous-Surfaced
Implants. Twenty Years of Clinical
Experience
Speaker: Dr Douglas Deporter
10.50 a.m.–11.25 a.m.
The Rationale for Use of Antibiotics
in Implant Dentistry
Speaker: Dr Mohammad Ketabi
11.25 a.m.–12 p.m.
Reconstruction of Posterior
Mandibular Alveolar Ridge
Deficiencies with the Piezoelectric
Ridge Split Technique:
A New Modified Protocol
Speaker: Dr Ping-Yang Huang
Afternoon Session,
Controversy in Anterior
Implant Esthetics
Endorsed By
INTERNATIONAL DENTAL
EXHIBITION AND MEETING
Session Host: Dr Scott Ganz
APRIL 20 - 22, 2012
1 p.m.–1.15 p.m.
Opening Ceremony
Supported By
Held In
In Co-operation With
International
Stephanie Sim
Koelnmesse Pte Ltd
Tel: +65 6500 6723
Fax: +65 6296 2771
s.sim@koelnmesse.com.sg
1.15 p.m.–2.15 p.m.
Papilla Management for
Multiple Adjacent Implants
in the Esthetic Zone
Speaker: Dr Joseph Kan
Co-organiser
Singapore Dental Association
North America
Franz Balve
Koelnmesse Inc
Tel: +1 732 933 1117
Fax: +1 732 741 6437
f.balve@koelnmessenafta.com
5.45 p.m.–6.45 p.m.
Basic Concept for Implant position
and Subgingival Contour of
Implant Crown for Harmonious
gingival line in Maxillary
Anterior Region
Speaker: Dr Gyeong-An Joe
9.45 a.m.–10.15 a.m.
Break
12 p.m.–1 p.m.
Lunch with exhibitors
We Bring the Asia Pacific Markets to You. IDEM Singapore connects you with
over 6,000 dental traders, distributers and practitioners from the Asia Pacific region.
Enriched with opportunities from the trading and showcasing of high-quality
dental equipment to learning and development in the field of dental practice,
this event is a “must-attend” for every dental and associated professional.
4.45 p.m.–5.45 p.m.
Immediate Implant Placement
and Provisional Restoration
in the Esthetic Zone:
Current Knowledge in Anterior
Esthetics
Speaker: Dr Stephen Chu
7 p.m.–8 p.m.
Awards Ceremony
New Concepts and Uses of Dental
Implants for the Severely Crippled
—Look Beyond the Obvious
Drs Dilip Deshpande and Sameer Kumta
Limited space available. Secure your booth now!
3.45 p.m.–4.45 p.m.
Implant Wars: Rules
of Engagement in the
Esthetic Zone
Speaker: Dr Maurice Salama
Autotransplantation of Teeth into
Jeopardized Recipient Sites
Speaker: Dr Mitsuhiro Tsukiboshi
Clinical Decision: Tooth Retention
or Extraction
Speaker: Dr Jim Yuan Lai
2:40:28 PM
3.15 p.m.–3.45 p.m.
Break
2.15 p.m.–3.15 p.m.
Connective Tissue Attachment:
A Paradigm Shift in Dental
Implant Treatment
Speaker: Dr Myron Nevins
8.30 a.m.–10.30 a.m.
Implant Complications:
Classification, Prevention
and Management
Speaker: Dr Hom-Lay Wang
10.30 a.m.–11 a.m.
Break
11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Autologeus Bone:
the Gold Standard
Speaker: Dr Carl Misch
1 p.m.–2 p.m.
Lunch
Afternoon Session,
Controversy of Using
Growth Factors for Bone
Augmentation
Session Host: ICOI Korea President,
Dr Chong-Yeon Shin
2 p.m.–3.30 p.m.
Growth Factors for Bioengineering
Bone for Implant Site Development:
Do They Work?
Speaker: Dr William Giannobile
3.30 p.m.–4 p.m.
Break
4 p.m.–5.30 p.m.
New Advances in
Osseointegration
Speaker: Dr Niklaus Lang
8 p.m.–12 a.m.
Gala Dinner
Sunday, 9 October, 2011
Morning Session, Regional
Champion Program
Session Host: Dr. Dong-Seok Sohn
8 a.m.–8.30 a.m.
Accurate Implant Impressions
Speaker: Dr Trakol Mekayarajjananonth
8.30 a.m.–9 a.m.
Predictable Immediate
Implant Placement in the
Esthetic Zone
Speaker: Dr Yoshiharu Hayashi
9 a.m.–9.30 a.m.
Top Of The Flops—
Top 10 Prosthodontic
Complications
Speaker: Dr Keith Doonan
9.30 a.m.–10 a.m.
Rotated Split Vascularised
Partial Thickness (RSVP) CT Flap:
Technique, Rationale
and Application
Speaker: Dr Shih-Chang Tseng
10 a.m.–10.30 a.m.
Break
Controversy in Soft Tissue
Augmentation Around Dental
Implants and Implant
Complications
10.30 a.m.–11.30 a.m.
Long-Term Soft Tissue Stability
Around Implants:
Dream or Reality?
Speaker: Dr Giulio Rasperini
11.30 a.m.–12.30 p.m.
Changing Surgery
for the Thin Biotype
Speaker: Dr Marius Steigmann
12.30 p.m.–1.30 p.m.
Lunch with exhibitors
Afternoon Session,
Controversy in Hard and
Soft Tissue Augmentation
Around Dental Implants
Session Host: Dr Tae-Ju Oh
1.30 p.m.–2.30 p.m.
Management of Complications
Derived from Maxillary Sinus Floor
Augmentation Surgery
Speaker: Dr Pablo Galindo-Moreno
2.30 p.m.–3.30 p.m.
Predictability of Vertical
Augmentation with Simultaneous
Sinus Graft in the Treatment
of Posterior Edentulous Ridges
Speaker: Dr Jaime Lozada
3.30 p.m.–4 p.m.
Break
4 p.m.–4.45 p.m.
Flapless Implant Surgery
for Tissue Preservation and
Implant Esthetics
Speaker: Dr Tae-Ju Oh
4.45 p.m.–5.30 p.m.
Tunnel Technique for Bone Graft
—How does it work?
Speaker: Dr Tulio Valcanaia
5.30 p.m.–6.15 p.m.
Therapy of Peri-Implant
Complications
Speaker: Dr Kyoo-Sung Cho
6.15 p.m.–6.30 p.m.
Closing Comments
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General information—ICOI World Congress 2011
Taxi services
Embassy of Japan
18-11, Jhoonghak-dong Jhongro-gu,
+82 2 21705200
There are three kinds of taxis
in Seoul—general, deluxe, and call
taxis. The last two types offer a
high standard of service, but they
are more expensive than the first.
Not all taxi driver are fluent in
English, so it is advisable to tell
the landmarks (many major hotels and attracts) near the destination.
Embassy of the Philippines
34-44, Itaewon I-dong,
Yongsan-Ku, +82 2 7967387
Schweizer Botschaft
32-10, Songwol-dong Jongno-gu,
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•Call-a-Taxi: 2 414 0150
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The exchange rate is subject to
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General telephone services
Seoul National University Hospital
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+82 2 20722890
(Emergency: +82 11/9150-2890)
Gangnam Hospital
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Samsung Seoul Medical Center
Irwon-dong 50, +82 2 34100200
Youngdong Severance Hospital
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Hospitals
It is recommended to go to a hospital in Seoul where language barriers are reduced. In an emergency,
visitors are advised to take some
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Medical insurance card will not
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Cha Medical Center
Yeoksam-dong 650-9,
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Embassies and Consulates
At the embassies, officers are
helping visitors with all kinds of
problems. You will find a complete
list of embassies also serving your
Exhibitors list
Platinum
• Geoin C&I Ltd
• Vatech Korea
• Xenosys Co. Ltd
• B&L Biotech
Gold
• Dentis Co.
• Myungjin DNT Inc.
• Insol Co. Ltd.
• Oscotec Inc.
Silver
• Dentium
• Neobiotech
• Dentsply Korea
• Silfradent
• Nobel Biocare
Normal
• Osstem Implant
• Dentopia
• Mr. Curette Tech
• Jeil Medical Corporation
• Osung Mnd Co. Ltd
• Bio Tooth Service
• Snucone Co. Ltd
• EBI Inc.
• Wright Medical
Technology Inc.
• Dmetec
• Ivoclar Vivadent
• Consult Pro 10HC
Marketing
• Z-Systems
• Osseous Technologies
of America
• Implant Direct Sybron
International
• Dental Tribune
International
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Embassy of Australia
11th floor, Kyobo Building, 1 Jongro
1-ga, Jongro-gu, +82 2 20030100
Embassy of China
83, Myeong-dong 2 (i)-ga,
Jung-gu Seoul, +82 2 3195101
Deutsche Botschaft
308-5, Dongbinggo-Dong,
Yongsan-Gu, +82 2 7484114
Embassy of India
37-3, Hannam-Dong, Yongsan-Gu,
+82 2/798 4257
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