World Dental Daily Istanbul 2013, 30 August
News / Science & Practice / Floor plan / Exhibitors' list / Industry / Travel / Service
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FDI Worldental Daily
YOUR
ANNUAL WORLD DENTAL CONGRESS NEWSPAPER
Friday & Saturday, 30–31 August 2013
AWDC attendees receive invitation to India
2014 FDI congress to be held in New Delhi
W
ith Indian Dental Association
President Dr Pramod Gurav
addressing friends, longterm partners and guests of the FDI
World Dental Federation yesterday at
the Istanbul Congress Center during
an official lunch, the eyes of the international dental community are slowly
turning away from Istanbul to New
health care awareness and access to
oral health care constantly increasing. He remarked that the congress,
which will be held under the theme “A
billion smiles welcome the world of
dentistry”, is in line with its and the
government of India’s ambitious goal
to achieve optimum oral health for all.
“We are delighted that the FDI has
I Distinguished quest Dr Robert R. Edwab, executive director of the Greater New
York Dental Meeting, greeted by members of the FDI 2014 organising committee.
I Dr Pramod Gurav adressing attendees of yesterday’s lunch reception. (DTI/Photos Daniel Zimmermann, DTI)
Delhi, where the next Annual World
Dental Congress will be held next
year from 11 to 14 September at the
India Expo Centre in Greater Noida.
offers huge growth opportunities for
dental manufacturers, especially for
producers of dental implants and
prostheses.
It will be the second congress held
by the organisation in the Asian country after the one in 2004. Gurav said
that his country has become a land of
opportunity for dentistry, with oral
once again chosen India for its landmark event—it is a wise choice,” Gurav said.
The decision to host the next congress in India was made back in May.
Exactly ten years after the congress
took place in New Delhi, the event will
be hosted by the FDI in collaboration
with the Indian Dental Association.
The association currently has over
50,000 members and operates
through 28 state branches, more than
350 local branches and 1 defence
branch. It aims to achieve optimal oral
health for every Indian by 2020.
India currently boasts the largest
dental workforce in the world. In addition, an estimated 20,000 dental students graduate from the country’s
300 dental schools every year. The
market there, worth around US$50
million according to industry experts,
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worldental daily
Besides an impressive scientific
programme, the congress in New
Delhi will feature early breakfast
meetings and Meet the Experts sessions aimed at bringing together the
experts in a specific subject and a
small group of dentists in an interactive setting, the Indian Dental Association said. Hands-on courses supplementing the lectures will provide a
more intimate and constructive learning environment designed to develop
clinical skills and practices relevant to
modern dental practice and today’s
cutting-edge dentistry.
The Year in Review meetings, introduced at the centenary congress in
Hong Kong last year will provide addi-
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cases discussed directly with prominent speakers.
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Managing Editor:
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Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, 28 to 31 August 2013. The newspaper and all
articles and illustrations therein are protected by copyright. Any utilisation
without prior consent from the editor or publisher is inadmissible and liable
to prosecution. The FDI or DTI will not be liable for any damages of any kind
or loss of profits that might arise from information found in this publication,
regardless of whether the FDI or DTI has been advised of the possibility of
such damages. While all attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy
of the provided information, neither FDI nor DTI can be held responsible for
any errors or omissions.
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News
FDI: Addressing key areas of oral health and policy
By Dr Tin Chun Wong, FDI President 2013–2015
Oral disease is not, in most
cases, a life and death issue, although evidence reported during
the course of the FDI Science Committee session suggests an established link between oral disease
and other NCDs, such as diabetes.
However, even though oral disease
is not generally fatal, it should not
blind us to the fact that toothache
equals pain, can mean time off
school or work, or loss in self-confidence, or have other deleterious effects on daily life.
am just at the beginning of what
promises to be a very exciting
two-year term as FDI President.
There is much to build upon from the
work of my predecessor, Dr Orlando
Monteiro da Silva. We have the right
projects, the means and the expertise to fulfil our ambitions. But first—
and this may seem a strange question, as we are in the final stages of
the FDI Annual World Dental Congress—what is the FDI, and what
does it mean to be part of it? My own
simple definition is that the FDI is
the authoritative voice of dentistry
worldwide. That is a powerful
claim—and it is a powerful position
in which to be.
I
I would go even further to say that
the FDI is a truly global organisation
and, as the only one serving the specific needs of dentists, it is unique.
Part of what makes it unique has been
in evidence during the course of the
congress and the FDI World Dental
Parliament, held simultaneously. The
FDI represents the worldwide solidarity of dentists: if you want to reach the
world, you do it through the FDI. We
certainly hope that we have reached
you, congress participants, during
your time here in Istanbul.
Some of the sessions that participants have attended over the last few
People in developed countries are
much more aware of disease than
those in developing countries are.
That is why it is important for governments worldwide to be aware of oral
health and adopt measures to improve the oral health of their national
populations.
I Dr Tin Chung Wong posing with children in Hanoi during World Oral Health Day 2013. (DTI/Photo courtesy of the FDI,
Switzerland)
days reflect the FDI’s priorities over
the last 12 months or more. For example, on 29 August, a session was held
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to assess what effect the Minamata
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the dental profession. Since the convention, which will be signed in Japan
in October this year, covers restrictions on the mining of, access to, and
trade in mercury, it will necessarily
have an impact on the future availability and use of one of dentistry’s
health within the context of the
United Nations’ initiative on noncommunicable diseases (NCD).
Readers will recall that the FDI has
been a strong supporter of the NCD
initiative and, along with likeminded partners, succeeded in having oral health included in the NCD
agenda.
This congress has, we hope,
proved to be an inspiration in terms
of the continuing education it has offered to people from all over the
world and the opportunities it has
provided for exchanges with colleagues from other countries. But it
has also been important in terms of
its contribution to the ongoing debate on oral health and general
health within governments and multilateral institutions.
I am looking forward to hearing
from you, and meeting you in a year
from now in New Delhi in India for
what already promises to be an exciting congress.
“…it is important for governments worldwide to be aware
of oral health and adopt measures to improve the oral
health of their national populations.”
key restorative materials, dental
amalgam, an inert compound containing 50% mercury. The FDI, among
other groups, successfully argued for
a phase-down rather than phase-out
of amalgam. The discussions here in
Istanbul measured that success but
assessed the implications.
On the same day, we saw the
launch of what is set to become the
key link in the FDI’s Vision 2020 armour for 2014: the new tablet-based
data-retrieval application from which
the FDI will endeavour to gain deeper
knowledge about the socio-economic, behavioural and literacy aspects of oral health worldwide. For
the moment, this is a pilot project involving dentists and their patients in
a few selected dental practices on all
the continents. However, when we
roll it out in full, the aim is to provide
to our members the tools for analysis
of the survey results in order to be in
a position to support and advise governments worldwide on aspects of
oral health policy.
In partnership with:
This, like all FDI initiatives, is
linked to other areas under discussion, for example at the World Oral
Health Forum, which addressed oral
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da Silva. (DTI/Photo Claudia Duschek)
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Finnish Plandent Division expands into Turkey
New distribution company to partner with Ünaldı Medikal
ith the FDI congress in Istanbul in full swing, Plandent
Division, the second-largest
distributor of dental supplies in Europe, announced on Wednesday that
it is expanding into the rapidly growing Turkish market. The new Plandent Turkey distribution company
will work closely with Ünaldı
Medikal, distributor of Planmeca’s
dental equipment in the country.
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With Turkey, Plandent Division is
entering its fourteenth dental market.
As a full-service dental supply company, Plandent Turkey will offer local
dental practices and laboratories a
complete selection of instruments,
equipment, software and materials,
as well as a full range of support services.
Plandent Division is part of the
Finnish Planmeca Group, which operates in the field of health care technology in over 120 countries. The
group employs around
2,500 people worldwide
and is aiming at a turnover
of € 760 million this year. Its
parent company, Planmeca,
is one of the world’s leading
dental manufacturers and
the largest privately owned
company in the field.
“Planmeca’s high-tech
dental devices are already
well known in Turkey, so we
are now delighted to also I Ali Büyükünaldı from Ünaldi Medikal (left) and
offer Plandent’s modern Planmeca Group’s president and founder Heikki
service concepts and our Kyöstilä at the FDI congress in Istanbul.
wide selection of brands to (DTI/Photo courtesy of Planmeca, Finland)
Turkish customers. With
customer group, whether dentists,
our comprehensive all-in-one soludental hygienists or dental technitions and services, we are able to ofcians,” said Tuomas Lokki, vice-presfer dental professionals the opportuident of Marketing and Sales at the
nity to order everything they need
Planmeca Group.
from one place. By listening closely to
our local customers and by conPlandent’s mission is to offer the
stantly expanding our product seleclatest technology and materials from
tion, we can fulfil the needs of every
I Representatives from both companies also talked about the new partnership
at a press conference held yesterday in the Istanbul Congress Center.
(DTI/Photo Claudia Duschek)
the world’s leading manufacturers at
very competitive prices, the company
stated in a press release. The company also focuses on its own brand
product range.
and materials will be complemented
by attractive and sophisticated new
service concepts, such as material
management, online ordering, and
maintenance and support services.”
“Plandent Turkey will be introducing to the Turkish market its worldleading brands in the field of dental
supplies, including the well-known
and cost-effective Orbis product
range,” a Planmeca spokesperson
told Worldental Daily. “The company’s wide selection of equipment
Earlier this year, the fast-growing
Plandent Division acquired new distribution companies in Belgium and
Russia. In addition, the division has
leading local companies in all the
Nordic and Baltic countries, as well as
in the Netherlands, the UK, Germany,
and Austria.
Developing a comprehensive oral health
education programme for Indian children
Next achievements to be reported at next year’s AWDC in New Delhi
he Indian Dental Association’s
partnership with Unilever Oral
Care brand Pepsodent is helping children and their families in the
southern cities of Chennai and Coimbatore to improve their oral health.
Initially, the partners offered free
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dental screenings to determine the
oral health status of the patients,
collecting data that will be compared
with data gathered at the end of the
programme to determine the impact
of the partnership’s oral health-promotion activities.
The partnership’s activities have
two distinct strands: one focused on
dentists, the other on school children.
In the first strand, the partners train
dentists in behaviour-change techniques and provide materials to help
them raise awareness among their
patients of the importance of brushing twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste to prevent oral disease. In the
schools programme, pupils are given
a personalised dental health plan
with free toothbrushes and samples
of toothpaste.
I (DTI/Photo courtesy of Unilever, UK)
The ultimate aim of the partnership project is to develop an effective,
comprehensive oral health education
system for Indian children that could
be implemented across the country.
The FDI and Unilever are looking
forward to reporting on more of the
successes of the Live.Learn.Laugh.
partnership with the Indian Dental Association at next year’s Annual World
Fashion
for dentists
CROIXTURE introduced
medical clothing line exclusively at FDI AWDC
touch of haute couture was
brought to the Istanbul Congress Center on Wednesday,
when German fashion label CROIXTURE launched its latest clothing
line for medical professionals at the
FDI Annual World Dental Congress in
Istanbul. On the catwalk, models
showed off the unique collection,
which is now available worldwide.
A
Selected items for women and
men are on sale at the World Dental
Exhibition on Level 5 at Booths B032
and B066, where visitors are the first
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to be able to purchase clothing from
the collection. According to the company, visitors who purchase CROIXTURE products worth over €250 during the show will receive a free polo
shirt or t-shirt while stocks last.
Product catalogues and price
lists for offline orders are also available on-site. Items can also be purchased online at the company’s website, www.croixture.com. Inspired by
nature and life, the clothing line aims
to combine extreme comfort with
style.
Dental Congress in
New Delhi in India
and sharing the outcomes of our global
evaluations. With
such a rich portfolio
of local projects, we
hope the lessons
from the partnership
will provide new insights to help maximise the impact of
oral health-promotion programmes in
the future.
Remember to visit the Live.Learn.
Laugh. partnership stand on level 2 to
find out more about the partnership’s
exciting projects.
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“The patient should be told the truth”
An interview with Prof. Stephen Porter, UK
etecting and managing potentially malignant diseases of the mouth still pose
challenges to dental professionals
worldwide. At the 2013 FD AWDC,
Worldental Daily had the opportunity to speak with FDI presenter
Prof. Stephen Porter from the UCL
Eastman Dental Institute in London about new risk factors, prevention strategies and why actor
Michael Douglas is not a good
poster boy for changing awareness
of throat and mouth cancer.
D
I Worldental Daily: A recent study
on Turkish dental patients in central Anatolia has shown that only
one in two people are aware of oral
cancer. Are these results representative of most people’s knowledge
about the condition nowadays?
the disease, do you think awareness of malignant diseases of the
mouth is increasing?
Undoubtedly, it will increase.
When a celebrity announces that he
or she has a particular disorder,
there is often an upsurge of referrals by concerned individuals. In
the UK, this was perhaps best illustrated when Freddie Mercury declared that he had HIV. There was a
substantial rise in the number of
persons seeking advice and/or
testing for the disease in the aftermath.
A fair number of famous people
have had oral cancer, including Sigmund Freud, Ulysses S. Grant and
TV producer Aaron Spelling to name
but a few. In the UK, journalist and
first husband of TV cook Nigella
through orogenital contact, but
there is no evidence that such contact will lessen any subsequent risk
of contracting mouth cancer.
I Oral cancer figures are rising
worldwide. What are the reasons
for this, and does it fulfil the criteria for an epidemic, as it has been
called in some media reports?
An epidemic is defined as new
cases of a disease in a given human
population over a particular period.
It often has an emotive element to
it. Oral cancer certainly is on the increase in the developed world, although the number of new cases is
falling in some parts of the globe,
notably parts of India.
The rise in some countries is
gradual but sustained. Smoking to-
“Oral cancer certainly is on the
increase in the developed world.”
Prof. Stephen Porter: It is not uncommon for individuals not to be
aware that cancer can arise in the
mouth. Indeed, there are studies indicating that even patients without cancer who attend clinics that specialise
in mouth cancer are unaware of the
possibility. This trend regarding a lack
of awareness occurs across the globe,
although it varies between countries.
I With celebrities like actor Michael
Douglas struggling publicly with
Lawson John Diamond wrote a series of articles detailing the
progress of his disease and its
treatment that informed many of
the impact this disease can have on
an individual and his or her family.
Unfortunately, the Michael Douglas situation has perhaps confused the exact role of the human
papillomavirus (HPV) in mouth cancer. Certainly, it can cause mouth
cancer and it can be acquired
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bacco and/or drinking alcohol are
the two factors that traditionally
have given rise to mouth cancer. In
addition, individuals are now acquiring cancer-causing (oncogenic)
types of HPV, probably via orogenital contact. This burst of infectious
disease, or indeed sexually transmitted infection, is not a new phenomenon, but it has become much
more manifest in the last 30 years.
So, what is new is probably that
oncogenic types of HPV are just
more common in the sexually active
population than in the past.
The exact risk that it carries is
unclear but it has been suggested
that the risk of HPV-related mouth
and/or throat cancer climbs when
someone has had more than nine
different sexual partners.
I What other factors besides smoking, drinking and HPV are currently
being investigated, and what is
their malignant potential?
People chew betel nut preparations (e.g. paan masal and gutka)
in parts of India, Pakistan,
I Prof. Stephen Porter (DTI/Photo courtesy of UCL Eastman Dental Institute, UK)
risk of mouth cancer, even if they
stop the causative habit. The nightmare scenario is that when examining a patient with submucous fibrosis the mouth opening can be so
small that a clinician may be unable
to see the cancer.
Mouth cancer can also arise in
patients who have rare genetic disorders, such as Fanconi anaemia
and dyskeratosis congenita, but
the most common oral disorder that
is considered to be potentially ma-
most common disorder to affect the
lining of the mouth (the oral mucosa).
It has been suggested that 1 to 2
per cent of patients with oral lichen
planus will develop mouth cancer,
but this risk is highly unpredictable
because it does not appear to be
consistently associated with the
duration or type of treatment of the
lichen planus, nor the age or sex of
the patients, nor their alcohol or tobacco habits. The good news, per-
“There is no evidence that a particular frequency of dental examination
will lessen the risk of mouth cancer.”
Bangladesh and surrounding areas. These cause initial fibrosis of
the oral tissue, termed “submucous
fibrosis”, which carries a high risk
of causing oral cancer of possibly
30 per cent. Submucous fibrosis
can arise even in young individuals
and is irreversible, and thus patients are likely to have a lifelong
lignant is oral lichen planus. This is
a global disorder that typically occurs in middle-aged and older
women. It is a chronic immune disorder that may cause painless
white patches that sometimes are
accompanied by painful erosions or
ulcers. It affects about 1 to 2 per
cent of the population and is the
haps, is that 98 to 99 per cent of patients with oral lichen planus will
not contract mouth cancer.
Isolated white or red patches on
the oral mucosa (sometimes
termed “leukoplakia” and “erythroplakia”) have malignant potential
as well, but these are actually un-
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common, particularly the latter,
compared with oral lichen planus.
I Besides new treatment concepts,
prevention remains the most effective strategy against oral cancer.
Why do so many dentists still appear to overlook obvious signs of
the disease, and do current screening procedures have shortcomings?
The great majority of patients ultimately found to have mouth cancer will have been referred to a specialist service because a dentist or
other dental professional will have
noticed something abnormal. He or
she might not have known what it
was, but they did the correct thing
by referring the patient to a specialist.
should also be able to provide advice about oral cancer prevention,
for example tobacco and alcohol
cessation, and information on
where additional advice can be obtained, for example tobacco cessation services.
The current rule of thumb is that
the more people smoke and the
longer that habit the greater the risk
of mouth cancer. The same applies
to alcohol. There are some nuances
as regards the type of tobacco or al-
cohol that may affect risk but these
are really not of notable concern
when communicating a disease
prevention message. Of significance is that the risk of cancer developing if someone smokes and
drinks is much higher than if someone smokes or drinks (i.e. there is a
synergistic rather than additive effect).
Of course, many dentists will indicate that they have no experience
of having seen oral cancer or having
Science & Practice
managed any patient who has previously had such disease. However,
there are some simple rules. If a lesion is solitary, has been present for
more than three weeks and has no
local cause, the patient should be
referred. Any lesion that strikes a
dental professional as odd and/or
destructive warrants referral.
Dentists should always keep an
accurate and contemporaneous
record of what is observed during
clinical examination and be familiar
with the contact details of local oral
cancer specialists (typically oral
and maxillofacial surgery or oral
medicine).
Finally, the patient should be
told the truth, i.e. that the dental
professional has concerns that a lesion is possibly malignant or premalignant, and is thus referring the
patient for further investigation.
I Thank you very much for the interview.
AD
Screening for possible mouth
cancer is straightforward. It is just a
matter of examining the neck and
mouth carefully. However sometimes dentists do not know what to
look for, as they have probably
never seen more than one type of
oral cancer in their professional
lives.
Similarly, mouth cancer is more
likely in socio-economically deprived groups than the wealthy. Socially disadvantaged people have a
tendency not to attend health care
providers, including dentists, on a
regular basis nor to take up possible screening opportunities for
common diseases and therefore
have a variable awareness and
practice of disease prevention
strategies, whether concerning oral
health or general health.
Clearly, the best option for
screening would be opportunistic
screening, where health care staff
examine patients in risk groups for
a particular disease, but this requires people to want to attend a
clinic and to appreciate the possible benefits of such attendance for
their health and well-being.
I Is there any evidence that regular
screenings could help prevent oral
cancer?
There is no evidence that a particular frequency of dental examination will lessen the risk of mouth
cancer. However, the more regularly
a person is examined, the greater
the chance that emerging malignant or potentially malignant disease will be detected and that any
lesion present will be small.
However, overzealous review is
likely to be wasteful and thus all patients should be advised that if they
become aware of a change in their
gingivae or oral mucosa that persists for more than three weeks and
has no obvious local cause, or example a sharp tooth or filling, they
should seek advice from their dentist.
I In its 2008 policy statement, the
FDI stresses the important role of
dental professionals in the detection of oral cancer and patient education. To what extent are dental
professionals fulfilling this role?
The majority of patients ultimately found to have oral cancer
will have been identified by a dentist or other dental professional;
thus, dental professionals are fulfilling this role to a great extent.
However, dental professionals
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Minimum intervention
in dentistry
By Prof. Prathip Phantumvanit, Thailand
he concept of minimum intervention in dentistry (MID)
ranges from early diagnosis of
oral disease to appropriate inter-
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vention, which includes prevention,
control and treatment for the purpose of conserving natural tooth and
periodontal structure. A number of
MID measures have recently become available, including the very
early detection of dental caries using QLF (Quantitative Light-induced
Fluorescence) in order to detect mineral loss in enamel, as well as follow-up strategies, such as remineralisation and the use of sealant.
Moreover, the visual FDI Caries Matrix, in terms of non-cavitated and
cavitated lesions in enamel and dentine, has been proposed as a caries
index for timely prevention and
treatment. This early detection and
diagnosis of dental caries will lead
to proper prevention and control of
caries before the development of a
cavity, which can then only be
treated.
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I Prof. Prathip Phantumvanit, Thailand
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Attracting top names from across the globe in the largest single networking and knowledge gathering platform, the IDEM Singapore
2014 Scientific Conference will focus on the theme of “Dentistry - The Future Is Now” where future challenges in various fields of
dentistry will be addressed.
Planned topics include:
Regenerative Endodontics • Making “Real World” Dentistry Productive and Enjoyable • Future of Dental Implants • Developing your
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Featured Speakers:
Gordon J. Christensen
Ray Williams
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Chief Executive Officer of
Clinicians Report Foundation (CR)
Professor of Dental Medicine and
Dean of the Stony Brook University
School of Dental Medicine,
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Ken Hargreaves
Derrick Setchell
Professor and Chair of Endodontics,
University of Texas Health
Science Center,
USA
Hon. Professor of UCL and
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Dean Morton
John O Burgess
Professor, University of
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Professor, Asst. Dean of Clinical
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Sessions for Dental Technicians, Oral Health Therapists and Dental Hygienists.
Details will be available in September 2013!
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Singapore Dental Association
For caries restoration, partial
caries removal during cavity preparation has been suggested, which, according to research, appears to reduce the incidence of iatrogenic pulp
exposure and therefore the risk of pain
and infection. Simplified and modified
atraumatic restorative treatment, a
further development of atraumatic
restorative treatment (one of the original MID methods of restoration) and a
preventive method of restoration for
primary teeth that entails partial
caries removal and filling with encapsulated self-curing glass ionomer cement, has been proposed. This concept makes preventive restoration in
preschool children, even by trained
dental auxiliaries, possible. Moreover, effective use of self-care fluoride
toothpaste during toothbrushing has
been suggested for every age group,
especially the correct minimal amount
of toothpaste used in children to prevent both caries and fluorosis.
There are several interesting MID
measures in terms of periodontal disease, such as non-surgical or minimally invasive surgery in periodontal
therapy, and single-flap or flapless implant surgery. The single-flap approach is a minimally invasive surgical
procedure for the reconstruction of intraosseous periodontal defects with
early wound healing and highly predictable complete flap closure. The effectiveness of the buccal single-flap
approach for surgical debridement of
deep intraosseous defects has been
shown to be comparable to the double-flap approach in terms of clinical
attachment level gain, probing pocket
depth reduction and minimal gingival
recession, six months post-surgery.
Another minimally invasive surgery
method is flapless implant surgery
conducted with help of the tissue
punch technique instead of having to
raise a mucoperiosteal flap. Reports
show that this reduced operational
time, accelerated post-surgical healing and even increased patient comfort in some cases.
MID can be applied in many areas
of clinical dentistry. Importantly, it
should be part of a science- and evidence-based practice that is able to
provide dental services that are accessible to, acceptable to and affordable
for an increasing number of people.
Prof. Prathip Phantumvanit is currently Vice-Chairman of the Public
Health Committee of the FDI World
Dental Federation. Today, he will be
presenting a paper titled “Minimum
intervention dentistry” during one of
the early morning sessions as part of
the 2013 FDI AWDC scientific programme.
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Biopolymer
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Cranberry
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3S Medikal
B03–05
Aras Kargo
B225
Bioteck S.p.A. (CMF Medikal)
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CSM Implant
A87
Edip Karaoğlan
Aso İstanbul
B15
Birol Dental Ortodonti
B100
Curaden
B223
Eisenbacher Dentalwaren ED
Aalz GmbH Aachen
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Booth
A90
B57–58
Dental Laser Center
C31–21
Astek Innovations
B21
Bisco, INC.
C54
Çapa Ortodontek
B146
GmbH
C31–07
Acteon
C21–22
Atılım Diş Deposu
B02
Blossom
C47
DB Ortho
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Ekol Medikal
B186
C167–168
Eleksan
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ADA
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Atlas – Enta
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Boğaziçi Diş Deposu
A52
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Advanced Healthcare Ltd
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Atlas Diş
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Denmat
C49
EPA 2014
A85
AEEDC Dubai
A76
Bamiteks
B51–52
British Dental Association
A08
Dent Group
A13
ERG Dental Medikal
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Aesculap AG
C31–26
Basmacı Diş
B93–97
Carl Zeiss Meditec AG
C30-01
Dental Expo
B150–154
Esas Grup
B62
AGS Medikal
B140–142
Batı Dental (Straumann)
C37–38
Centrix, Inc.
Akademi Dental
B75–76
BEGO Implant Systems
Akdemir Dental
B106
Aler Medikal
B126, 148
C46
Dental Life Sciences
B26
Eshala Foshan
B110
Champions-Implants GmbH C31–16
Dental Medium Journal
A75
Estedent
A71
Dental News
A92
EU Dental
A50–53
GmbH & Co. KG
C31–15
Changsha TIANTIAN
Berk BS
B224 A
Dental Equipment Co., Ltd
B161
Dental Online College
A74
European University College
B214
Chicago Dental Society
A77
Dental Salon
A83
EVE Ernst Vetter GmbH
Chung Song (Hanafos)
A14
Dental South China
A72
Fatih Diş Deposu
A10
FDI 2014 – New Delhi
B40
Alliance Global
B41
Beyaz Dental Medikal
Alternatif Medikal
B190
Beyaz Tıbbi Ürünler
B07–08, B10
Ankyra Medikal
B208–209
Bilkim Tıbbi Ürünler
B171
Colgate
C29
Dental Store
APCD São Paulo
A78
C56–59
Corpus Vac
B201
Dental Tribune International
Fides Medikal
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Filhol/Maecolux
B202
B64
Biolase
B29–32, B66–71
C31–31
B104
B 188–189
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B187
Global Sağlık
B167
Dentmak
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Glory Lee Pin
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DENTSPLY
C98–103
Gramm Technik GmbH
Deppeler
B211
Greater New York
Dimsan
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Dental Meeting
A79
GSK
C26
Diş Dostu
B33–34
Gülsa
C68–75, C90–97
Diş Dünyası
C105–107
A89
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Dmetec
B122
Products
B42
hawo GmbH
C31–19
Doktorlist
A56
B219–220
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Healthcare Learning
B83
Heine
B110
Henan Anyang City Zongyan
Dental Equipment
Henry Schein
B165
GmbH & Co. KG
C31–32
C72–74
Dr. Organizer
B43
Hereaeus
B19
D-TEC
B210
Honka
B170
DTI İmplant
C79–82
HST Stomatological Scientific
Dual Dental
C82–85
and Educational Co., Ltd
Dupont
C76–77
IADR International Association
Duru Diş Deposu
B14
for Dental Research
DÜRR DENTAL AG
C031–08
IAP TePe
E-Clinger
B127–129
Ilerimplant
B160
A84
B39, B59
B204
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Company
Booth
Imcryl
B05
Implant Center
Company
Booth
Industry
Company
Smart optics GmbH
C31–14
The Indian Dentist
Nichrominox
A01
Soredex
C86–89
The Royal College of Surgeons
No Name
Implatech
B218
Nobel Biocare
C29
Stoma Dentalsysteme
Infodent
B158–159
Nobel Tıp Kitabevleri
B07
GmbH & Co. KG
C60–65
Stoddard Ltd.
Information Stand
C30–06
Nordiska
C119
Sunray
Instrimentarium
C104–106
Nucleoss
B182–184
Sunstar
Nuroğlu Diş Deposu
B44–45
B23
A77 B
Oley Tıbbi Ürünler
A11
Ivoclar Vivadent AG
C19–20
Onur Diş Deposu
B117–119
SwissLoupes
Orpromer
B43
SandyGrendel
B107
Şafak Diş Deposu
İdealdent
C117–118
Ortholution Co. Ltd.
İlkay Diş Deposu
C120–123
Osstem Implant
İnci Dental
B16, C18
Otto Leibinger GmbH
Öncü Dental
Johnson & Johnson
C18
Kaeser Kompressoren AG
C31–09
Kargı Sağlık Hizmetleri
B78–79
P&G
KaVo
C32–33
Paşa Dental
UMG – Uysal Medikal
C66–67
Umutsan
B85–86
Unilever
C15
Topçu Dental
B98–99
Vericom
B147
C31–33
Toros Dental
B113–115
VITA Zahnfabrik H. Rauter
B90–92
Tosi Foshan
B149
GmbH & Co. KG/Schick Dental C31–22
TR - Novatek
A55
VOCO Gmb
TRC Türkiye
A07
W&H
A81–82
B06
C31–01
C08
Tri Hawk S. A.
C52–53
Wenjian Precision Metal Co. Ltd
Triadent
C112–116
(Globle International )
B221
B11–13
Whip Mix Corporation
C48
A88
Turan Uysal Dental
B101–103, B168
Turkuaz Dental
C44
Wiley Blackwell
TEB
B105
Turkuaz Sağlık
B169
Willmann & Pein GmbH
C31–10
Tekmil
C43
Türk Hava Yolları
A46–47
Wrigley / Edelman
C01
B46–50
Teknogem
B133–135
Ufuk Diş Deposu
B88-89
Yoshida – REM
B139
B172–173
Tekscan
B144
Uluslararası Diş
B206, B222
Özden Diş Deposu
Booth
B116
C27
Suvison
A09
Company
of England
Gum-Butler- Guidor
Paediatric Dentistry (IAPD)
B213
Booth
B80
A27
İda Medikal
Company
Navadha
(İnci Özel Sağlık Hizmetleri)
International Association for
Booth
C7
Temrex
C55
Hekimleri Derneği
C031–05
Floor plan and exhibitors list are subject to
change. Last update was 12 August, 2013.
B108
C125–129
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Korkmaz Tıbbi Ürünler
B53–56
Prima Dental
B25
B20
B146–147
Lider Diş
C36
PSP
Longde Medical
B87
Queisser Pharma
Lumineers
C51
GmbH & Co. KG
Mayaset Medikal
B162
Quicklase
B27
Quintessence
A91
Medifarm
B37–38, B60–61
Medikal Atlantik
Mediko Dental
A28
B120-121
Medimedia
A73
Ritter (Doğru Dental)
FDI STRATEGY FOR
FDI
A FIRM PLAN
OF ACTION
AFRICA
A DEDICATION
TO CAPACITY-BUILDING
C31–24
A47–49
Sam Präzisionstechnik
GmbH
C31–03
Sanovel
C130–132
A FIRM
PLAN OF
ACTION
AAFIRM
PLAN
OF
ACTION
DEDICATION TO
CAPACITY-BUILDING
A COMMITMENT TO
DEVELOPMENT
FDI
STRATEGY
FOR
AFRICA
A COMMITMENT TO
D E V E LO P M E N T
mbH & Co. KG
Schütz Dental GmbH
C31–30
C31–29
Sedenta
B138
B123
Sekizbit
B63
MELAG Medizintechnik oHG C31–23
Sekudent
B77
Metek Teknik
B191
Semih Diş Malzemeleri
B03
Mia Medikal
A24–25
Shenzen Aoije Technology
Microdent
B174–176
Co., Ltd.
Micro-NX
B215–216
SHOFU Dental
C06–07
Misdent
C123–124
Signo Vinces
B212
Mode Medikal
B73
Sino Dental
A69
Morita
C42
Sirona
C35
Megapoint Industires
AFRICA
A FIRM
PLAN
OF ACTION
A COMMITMENT
TO DEVELOPMENT
A DEDICATION
TO CAPACITY
FDI STRATEGY
FOR AFRICA BUILDING
A FIRM PLAN OF ACTION
FDI
physikalische Meßtechnik
FDI STRATEGY
FOR AFRICA
AFRICA
MEGA-PHYSIK Gesellschaft für
FDI
A DEDICATION
TO CAPACITY-BUILDING
A COMMITMENT TO
DEVELOPMENT
A COMMITMENT
TO DEVELOPMENT
FDI STRATEGY
FOR AFRICA
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Prexion
Création
B111–112
FDI
Kibar Dental
A DEDICATION TO
CAPACITY-BUILDING
(Teknoloji Diş Sağlık Hizmetleri) B35–36
A COMMITMENT TO DEVELOPMENT
C31–35
OF ACTION
Kettenbach GmbH & Co. KG
A COMMITMENT
AFRICA A FIRM PLAN
PraticOSS Dental İmplant
A COMMITMENT TO DEVELOPMENT
B130–131
C34
AFRICA
FDI STRATEGY FOR
Kesgin Dental
Planmeca
FDI
A COMMITMENT
TO DEVELOPMENT
A FIRM PLAN OF ACTION
B28
B82
AFRICA
Kent Dental
Piramit Dental
A FIRMA COMMITMENT
PLANTO DEVELOPMENT
OF ACTION
A DEDICATION TO CAPACITY-BUILDING
A COMMITMENT
TO DEVELOPMENT
A FIRM PLAN
A DEDICATION
OF ACTIONTO CAPACITY-BUILDING
B203
A86
A DEDICATION
TO CAPACITY-BUILDING
Kenda
Pioneer of Dentistry Column
FDI
B224 B
A26
AFRICA
Kemal Diş
Phoenix Implants GmbH
A COMMITMENT
TO DEVELOPMENT
C97
A COMMITMENT
TO DEVELOPMENT
KDT Dış Ticaret
B200
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Industry
The next Tornado generation from DÜRR DENTAL
I The new Tornado 1 and Tornado
2—recent winner
of a red dot design
award—air compressor units from
DÜRR DENTAL are
more efficient and economical than their predecessors. Running at only 54 db(A) they are also less
noisy. The one and two cylinder sys-
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tems are not only extremely quiet but
their energy consumption is also particularly efficient. The new Tornados
require 15 per cent less energy while
delivering the same performance, according to the German manufacturer.
The new units can supply up to
three treatment rooms and can be
equipped with a membrane-drying
unit, if required, for uninterrupted op-
eration around the clock. The systems
comply with the highest standards of
hygiene through an anti-bacterial
coating on the inner side of the pressure tanks, among other things.
DÜRR DENTAL said that the new
Tornado 1 and Tornado 2 units combine all advantages of their predecessors, such as reliance, lasting value, a
compact form as well as dental air of
the highest quality. Air compressor
systems by Dürr Dental have been
renowned for decades for their sturdiness, strong durable performance
and high quality standards. The enhanced version of these systems
will now be on display in Istanbul.
DÜRR DENTAL GERMANY
www.duerrdental.com
Booth C031–08
Open
CAD/CAM
solutions
I In order to complete its offer in
industry-leading dental equipment and software, Planmeca
has recently introduced a full
range of open CAD/CAM solutions. From high-precision desktop milling units to sophisticated
CAD software and digital impression scanners, they include all
tools that are required for open
CAD/CAM dentistry, the Finish
company said.
According to Planmeca, the
quick and accurate digital impression scanner Planmeca
PlanScan provides real-time digital impressions from one-tooth
to full-arch scans, which can be
sent to any dental lab for CAD
work. It is also the first unit-integrated impression scanner.
Available as a standalone version, the Planmeca PlanScan can
also be connected to a laptop, for
example. The new open CAD
software suite for easy 3-D design, has been integrated in the
Planmeca Romexis software as a
perfect tool for designing prosthetic works from individual inlays to full-arch bridges and
abutments. Final designs can
then be sent to Planmeca PlanMill 40, a new 4-axis milling unit
designed for glass ceramic and
other material works.
For dental laboratories, Planmeca also offers a fast and maintenance-free desktop lab scanner for scanning plaster casts
with the Planmeca PlanScan Lab.
Final designs can be processed
with Planmeca PlanMill 50, an
accurate 5-axis milling machine
designed for dental labs or ordered fast and reliable from
Planmeca’s CAD/CAM milling
centre PlanEasyMill, which offers a wide range of materials
and fast deliveries.
“Our CAD/CAM solutions are
truly unique, as the system is
completely open and flexible”,
explains Mr Jukka Kanerva, Director of Dental care units and
CAD/CAM division at Planmeca
Oy. “Dentists and laboratories
can choose either the entire solution and benefit from the integrated workflow, or just pick the
necessary parts and send the
open data to their partners. This
is truly digital perfection.”
PLANMECA, FINLAND
www.planmeca.com
Booth C34
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G-CEM
LinkAce
I Dental manufacturer GC is presenting a new dual-curing self-adhesive resin luting cement which
comes in the Automix syringe for
practical direct application. As
G-CEM LinkAce achieves a highly
efficient polymerization in selfcuring mode, it produces reliable
results regardless of which
restorative material is being cemented, according to the company.
VarioFocus
I Quality photo documentation is
becoming increasingly important in
all fields of dentistry. Particularly in
endodontics, treatment outcomes
can be significantly enhanced when
clinicians are able to recognise
structures better. The worldwide
first adaptable system to all common dental and surgical microscopes was developed to support
clinicians in this task. As a result,
treatment times can
be shortened for the
benefit of the patient.
With a height of
only 27 mm, the
VarioFocus is small
in size but big in performance, according
to the manufacturer.
Industry
For more flexibility,
clinicians have two
working distances to
their disposal (215
and 285 mm). The
lenses contain calcium fluoride which
lowers dispersion
and corrects aberrations.
An
integrated
Protection Guard,
featuring a coating
that prevents reflections for enhanced transmission, is supposed
to help preventing contamination
and the instrument getting damaged.
VarioFocus systems are available for microscopes from Zeiss,
Leica, Global, Labomed, among
other brands that are currently
available on the market.
CJ CONSULTATION, GERMANY
www.cjconsultation.de
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In addition, cementing CAD/
CAM and metal-free restorations
with G-CEM LinkAce ensure that
their margins are particularly
wear-resistant.
GC said that the material also
exhibits impressive shade stabil-
ity and adequate radiopacity.
G-CEM LinkAce offers very high
biocompatibility and no post-operative sensitivity because there
is no need for prior acid etching of
dentin. Fluoride release provides
additional protection.
The G-CEM LinkAce is recommended for a broad range of indications including cemention of
all-ceramic, metal and even resin
restorations and posts. According
to GC, it does not require refridgeration and is therefore easy to
store, unlike many other resin cements.
In Istanbul, GC is also presenting EQUIA, a self-adhesive
restorative system claimed to provide impressive clinical results
in the posterior region. The new
concept combines the clinically
proven EQUIA Fil high-viscosity
glass ionomer material with
EQUIA Coat, a light-cured, wearresistant highly filled resin coating, for a strong restorative material that, according to the company, takes glass-ionomer technology to a new level.
The company has also a newly
developed fibre-reinforced composite on display. The everX Posterior is said to provide new possibilities for restoring extensive
cavities and preventing crack
propagation into filling materials
and tooth structure. The material
addresses the growing demand
for an economical alternative
restorative for extensive cavities,
and can be used for restoring
enamel and dentine when combined with a conventional composite, such as G-ænial Posterior.
GC EUROPE, NETHERLANDS
www.gceurope.com
Booth C23-25
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Endodontic Education
Make the 2013
ADA Annual Session
your first choice
for endodontic
education
Endodontic Workshops
Select from 13 endodontic
courses at the 2013 Annual
Session and learn from
renowned speakers such as
Dr. David Beach, Dr. John
Olmsted, Dr. Clifford Ruddle,
Dr. Jordan West and more.
Registration is open now.
ADA.org/session
Endodontic Lectures
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Travel
What’s on Friday & Saturday, 30–31 August 2013
DT STUDY CLUB SYMPOSIUM
MADE IN ITALY—THE PERFECT
MATCH OF HIGH-TECH AND
QUALITY WITH STYLE AND DESIGN
Time: 16:00
Location: World Dental Exhibition,
Booth B071
www.unidi.it
More than 58 per cent of dental
goods manufactured in Italy are exported. According to the President of
the Italian Dental Industries Association (UNIDI) Gianfranco Berrutti,
products made in Italy are characterised by their high-tech performance, superb quality, unique design
and genuine after-sale service.
Berrutti will be giving a presentation
today at the DT Study Club Symposium on the reasons an increasing
cars are allowed on the islands, and
its horses and carriages, beautiful avenues of pines, and wooden architecture create a special, serene ambiance.
ISTANBUL NIGHT CRUISES
Istanbul is a truly magical place,
especially at night, and there is probably no better way to discover all its
beauty than from the sea. While you
can have this experience at a minimal
cost by hopping on the city’s many ferries just after dawn (the best being the
one from Eminönü to Kadıköy), there
are also many operators who will offer
you a more sophisticated experience
with dinner, music, belly dancers and
so on. Just inquire at your hotel reception or any tourist information centre
nearby.
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number of customers around the
world prefer Italian products and
choose to come to Milan not only for
its history, food and fashion, but also
to visit International Expodental,
Italy’s most important showcase
event and dental trade exhibition.
MUSIC AND THEATRE
VESTIVAL
Time: 14:00 (Friday & Saturday)
Location:
KüçükÇiftlik Park, 5 Kadırgalar Rd.
Organised by TY GROUP, this firstof-a-kind festival is entirely dedicated
to urban music and will bring its
hottest stars together in the heart of
Istanbul. Among others, rap tycoon
50 Cent, as well as Ne-YO, Inna, Akon
and Far East Movement will be performing at KüçükÇiftlik Park near the
Istanbul Congress Center. According
to the organiser, Vestival will be an explosion of various music styles, including hip hop, R & B, house, dubstep, trap and disco mixed by the
crème de la crème of international DJs
from Amsterdam, Paris and London.
SIGHTSEEING
SULTANAHMET
Boasting more mosques than anywhere in the city, most famous of all
the Blue Mosque built by Sultan
Ahmed I as part of a larger complex,
the Sultanahmet quarter in the south
of the European part of the city represents the Old. Nearby Hagia Sophia
epitomises the multireligious past of
the city, evolving from a Greek Orthodox basilica to a Roman Catholic
cathedral to a mosque. Nowadays,
this testimony to Byzantine architecture with marble pillars and mosaics
is a secularised museum open to visitors. The large Basilica Cistern offers a
magical underground experience of
light and sound, while Topkapı Palace
invites you to wander about the premises of the Ottoman Sultan residence.
PRINCES’ ISLANDS
For those wishing to escape the
summer heat, the Princes’ Islands—
an archipelago of nine islands located
in the Sea of Marmara—are inviting
for day trips, and can be conveniently
reached by ferry from Kabataş. No
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Useful information
Service
Üç Şehitler Sokak No. 2
Phone: +90.212.335.90.00
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
ORGANISERS
FDI World Dental Federation
(Booth K16/125)
Tour de Cointrin
Avenue Louis Casaï 84
Case Postale 3
1216 Genève-Cointrin
SWITZERLAND
Türk Dişhekimleri Birliği
Turkish Dental Association
Ziya Gökalp Cad. No:37/14
Kızılay
Ankara, Turkey
Egyptian Consulate-General
Konaklar Mh.
Phone: +90.212.324.21.60
Flat No. 11, Elmadağ 34367
Phone: +90.212.296.21.31
Fire: 110 · Police: 155 · Emergency: 112
PRESS AND MEDIA
Consulat Général de France
Istiklal Caddesi No. 4 Beyoğlu
Phone: +90.212.334.87.30
Sveriges generalkonsulat
(Consulate General of Sweden)
Istiklal Caddesi No. 247
Phone: +90.212.334.06.00
Indian Consulate
Cumhuriyet Cad. No.42, Dörtler Apt.,
Consulate General of the United States
İstinye Mahallesi,
Free copies of the Worldental Daily
congress newspaper will be available
daily during the congress, and will
provide visitors with the latest news
from the congress, information about
new products and what to do in
Istanbul.
Round-the-clock
coverage will also be
available on DTI’s
news website, www.
dental-tribune.com.
You can also access
the news feed directly
by scanning the QR
code on the right.
Information provided in this section
are subject to change. Please also
consult if you need assistance.
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CONGRESS VENUE
İ stanbul Lütfi Kırdar Uluslararası
Kongre ve Sergi Sarayı/Istanbul
Convention and Exhibition Centre
4 Gümüş Rd.
Harbiye 34367
Istanbul
İ stanbul Kongre Merkezi
Istanbul Congress Center
Taşkışla St.
Harbiye 34367
Istanbul
ON-SITE REGISTRATION
The registration desk, located at
the entrance, will be open from 7:00
to 19:00 during the congress. The registration fee for international visitors
is €450. Special rates apply for regional and Turkish visitors, as well
as for professional categories, such
as hygienists, dental technicians and
therapists. A list of the countries eligible for special rates is available on
the congress website.
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES
OF THE CONGRESS
English and Turkish (for specific
sessions, interpreting services from
English into Turkish and vice versa
will be provided)
CONTINUING
EDUCATION CREDITS
Delegates who have registered
for the congress can earn continuing
education credits (maximum 20) by
attending scientific sessions during
the meeting.
EXHIBITION HOURS
I Friday, 30 August:
9:00 to 18:30
I Saturday, 31 August:
9:00 to 16:00
EMBASSIES
AND CONSULATES
Foreign representation offices can
provide help in emergencies situation
like lost passports. The can also assist
with travel arrangements or give legal
advice.
Australian Consulate General
Ritz Carlton residences, Asker Ocagi
Cad. No.15, Elmadag Sisli 34367
Phone: +90.212.393.85.42
Consulate of Canada/
Consulat du Canada
4. Levent, Büyükdere Cd Tekfen Tower
No. 209, Levent
Phone: +90.212.385.9700
Chinese Consulate-General
Tarabya Mh.
Phone: +90.212.299.26.34
Deutsches Generalkonsulat
Alman Başkonsolosluğu, İnönü Caddesi No. 10, 34437 Gümüşsuyu
Phone: +90.212.3346.100
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