Shaping the future of dental implantology.

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1 ITI Congress Mexico Cancún March Shaping the future of dental implantology. The perfect opportunity to broaden horizons: geographical and professional! We would like to welcome professionals with a focus on implant dentistry to a meeting that combines two concentrated days of evidence-based presentations with a relaxed and full social program. The inviting setting of the Hotel Barcelo on the Riviera Maya in the Yucatan region ensures that participants will be able to tank up on both energy and knowledge at the same time. The scientific program is headed up by international keynote speakers ITI President Dr. Stephen Chen from Australia and Dr. Ali Tahmaseb, Associate Professor at ACTA, the Netherlands, who are accompanied by top national speakers. Lectures have been scheduled between 8 am and 3 pm to allow participants enough time to visit the industry exhibition and also take advantage of the Hotel Barcelo s excellent facilities. The ITI Section Mexico looks forward to seeing many colleagues from the ITI community and promises a scientific program that will stimulate discussion and debate. Dr. Juan Pablo Villarreal Zubiria Chair, Scientific Program Committee Dr. Alejandro Treviño ITI Section Chair #ITIMexico2018

2 Program Shaping the future of dental implantology. Wednesday, March 7, 2018 Arrival 19:30 Welcome Reception Thursday, March 8, :45 Registration Moderator: Juan Pablo Villarreal Zubiria 08:00 Optimizing outcomes with implant placement in the esthetic zone: Stephen Chen, Australia When immediate, early and late (part 1) 09:30 Coffee break 10:00 Analysis and Management of complex cases in implant dentistry Jorge Martínez 11:00 Prosthetic considerations to optimize esthetic outcomes Said Sanchez in implant rehabilitation 12:00 Coffee break 12:30 Optimizing outcomes with implant placement in the esthetic zone: Stephen Chen, Australia When immediate, early and late (part 2) 14:00 Lunch 15:00 Maintenance in implants 'The key to success' Alejandro Signorio 15:30 Panel discussion all Speakers 15:45 Lunch - End of Day 1 ITI Section Meetings 15:45-16:30 ITI Section Meeting 16:30-17:30 ITI Fellow Meeting 17:30-18:30 ITI Study Club Director Meeting Friday, March 9, 2018 Moderator: Alejandro Treviño 08:00 Guided surgery: Where we came from, where are we now? Ali Tahmaseb, Netherlands 09:30 Coffee break 10:00 Key factors on the prosthetic management with dental implants Arturo Flores 11:00 What to expect on new treatment options Alejandro Treviño 12:00 Coffee break 12:30 From imaging to prefabricated restorations, a dream or reality? Ali Tahmaseb, Netherlands 14:00 The ITI: A brief overview Alejandro Treviño, Mexico 14:30 Panel discussion all Speakers 14:45 Closing End of ITI Congress Mexico 15:00 Lunch 19:30 Straumann party Saturday, March 10, 2018 Departure Program may be subject to change.

3 Faculty International Speakers Stephen T. Chen is a specialist periodontist in private practice in Melbourne, Australia. He holds the position of Clinical Associate Professor at the School of Dentistry at the University of Melbourne. He graduated BDS (Malaya) in 1983, MDSc (Melbourne) in 1987, FRACDS in 1988 and PhD in Dr Chen s scientific interests are in the field of tissue regeneration and post-extraction implant outcomes. Dr Chen is past-president of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Periodontists and Australasian Osseointegration Society, and past-chairman of the ITI Australasian Section. He is president of the ITI and a member of the ITI Board of Directors. Ali Tahmaseb graduated in dentistry from the University of Ghent (Belgium) in He went on to take an orthodontics program in France as well as programs in oral surgery and implant dentistry in Europe and the USA between 1996 and In 2011 he completed his PhD program at ACTA, where he also now teaches at the special master program for oral implantology as an Associate Professor. He is co-founder of a novel concept in guided surgery and primary investigator in this field at the University of Amsterdam. Ali Tahmaseb is an NVOI (Dutch Implantology Society) registered implant dentist and works in referral offices in Netherlands and Belgium. His main research areas are in guided surgery, CAD/CAM, bone regeneration around endosseous implants and guided bone regeneration. National Speakers Alejandro Treviño Mexico City, Mexico DDS, MSc, Prosthodontist Definitive Professor at National Autonomous University of Mexico, Postdoctoral and Research Division of the Faculty of Dentistry Private specialist practice in Mexico City Juan Pablo Villarreal Zubiria Mexico City, Mexico National Autonomous University of Mexico Arturo Mauricio Flores Villarreal Mexico City, Mexico Jorge Martínez Monterrey, Mexico DDS, OMFS Maxillofacial Surgeon Assoc. Professor, Tecnológico de Monterrey Dean of Health Sciences, Tecnológico de Monterrey Adjunct Professor, University of Nuevo León Private specialist practice in Monterrey, México ITI Fellow Said Arturo Sánchez León, Mexico DDS Prosthodontist and Implant Surgeon Associate Professor in the Division of Prosthodontics and Implant Dentistry at Universidad De La Salle Bajío Private specialist practice in León, Guanajuato, México Alejandro Vittorio Signorio Duque Santiago, Chile DDS, Specialist degree Periodontics and oral implantology ITI Scholar at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) ITI Scholar at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)

4 Fees Registration Fees including Hotel Booking Single Room + 1 Congress Ticket Double Room + 1 Congress Ticket Double Room + 2 Congress Tickets Triple Room + 3 Congress Tickets 1 participant 1 participant + 1 accompanying person 2 participants 3 participants ITI Member, early before December 5, 2017 ITI Member, late after December 6 until February 21, 2018 Non-ITI, early before December 5, 2017 Non-ITI, late after December 6 until February 21, 2018 MXN 17,550 MXN 22,800 MXN 25,600 MXN 36,500 MXN 18,550 MXN 23,800 MXN 27,600 MXN 39,500 MXN 21,150 MXN 26,400 MXN 32,800 MXN 47,300 MXN 22,150 MXN 27,400 MXN 34,800 MXN 50,300 All fees are quoted in MXN (Mexican Pesos) and include statutory sales tax. Registration after February 21, 2018 depends on availability! Registration Package Wednesday, March 7 Lunch at restaurant Welcome cocktail Thursday, March 8 Registration fee Breakfast at restaurant Continous coffee break Lunch at restaurant Dinner at restaurant Friday, March 9 Registration fee Breakfast at restaurant Continous coffee break Lunch at restaurant Straumann Party Saturday March 10 Breakfast at restaurant Not an ITI Member? Sign up today to take advantage of the highest quality educational support and a wealth of benefits to enhance professional activities. Sign up today to get a discount on the congress registration fee. To become an ITI Member visit:

5 Information Venue: Hotel Barceló Riviera Maya An exclusive 5-hotel complex (Barceló Maya Beach, Barceló Maya Colonial, Barceló Maya Caribe, Barceló Maya Palace and Barceló Maya Tropical), the Hotel Barceló offers guests free access to all its facilities and services. These include the beach, swimming pools, restaurants and bars, club and a great shopping center. The philosophy of the hotel is stay at one, play at four. What could possibly be better? Riviera Maya For some time-out before or after the congress, you cannot do better than the Riviera Maya: white sandy beaches, crystal clear water and tiny coves wherever you happen to be all the way down the coast from Porto Moreles in the north to Punta Allen in the south. Here you will find pretty much every form of water sport from jet-skiing, snorkeling and scuba diving through zip lining to swimming with dolphins and horse riding. A beach holiday on the Riviera Maya does not mean lazing on the beach for hours unless that is exactly what you want to do. There are a couple of things that should not be missed while you are in the Yucatan region: a visit to Chichen Itza with the ruins of one of the largest Mayan cities and swimming or diving in a cenote. Cenotes are amazing caves fed by underwater springs that form freshwater pools with a system of waterways that lead to the sea. Some of the biggest cenotes have been developed to make life easy for tourists with changing rooms, food and beverages, and wooden walkways, while others are relatively untouched. It is worth deciding which type of cenote you are interested in and doing a little research to find the right one. The Pre-Columbian city of Chichen Itza, just 2.5 hours from the congress hotel by car, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city houses many fine stone buildings in various states of preservation from different historical periods that reflect the city s rise as a regional center around 600 AD and decline by 1250 AD. The restorations are breathtaking and an invitation to let your imagination travel back in time to a fabled and fascinating culture.

6 Contacts ITI Congress Mexico Cancún March Congress Administration Atlantic Groups and Conventions S. de R.L. de C.V. Mónica Nieto o Karla Castro División del Norte 6 int. 10 Col. Lomas de Memetla, C.P , Cuajimalpa, México D.F. Phone: iti@atlantic-gc.com Scientific Host Organization ITI International Team for Implantology Peter Merian-Strasse Basel, Switzerland Phone: Fax: events@iti.org Scientific Program Committee Juan Pablo Villareal Zubiria (Chair) Alejandro Treviño Venue Barceló Riviera Maya Grand Resort Barceló Riviera Maya Colonial y Barceló Maya Tropical Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo, México Partners Manohay México S.A. de C.V. Rubén Darío no. 281 int Col. Bosques de Chapultepec C.P , México D.F. Phone: info.mx@straumann.com Straumann México S.A. de C.V. Logo Alberto no. 319 int Col. Granada C.P , Delg. Miguel Hidalgo Ciudad de México, México D.F. Phone: info.mx@straumann.com Quintessence Publishing Co, Inc 4350 Chandler Drive Hanover Park, IL 60133, EE.UU. Phone: contact@quintbook.com Register now! Be a part of it! See you there! #ITIMexico2018