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Preliminary Programme

FDI 2014 New DelhiAnnual World Dental Congress

11-14 September 2014New Delhi, India

Dear colleagues

The 2014 FDI Annual World Dental Congress will be the 102nd in a series of international dental events spanning more than a century. It will also be the second AWDC held in New Delhi in the space of 10 years.

What makes the FDI AWDC special? We all learn our profession in our national dental schools; we all have ‘our way’ of carrying out procedures, which, in our view, is the best way. But, the purpose of an international event is not to make value judgments about methods: it is to share knowledge and experience with our peers worldwide, challenge our pre-conceived ideas and widen our perceptions. This is even more essential today with the worldwide migrations of dentists and patients.

We anticipate a very big event: India is one of the world’s largest growth markets for dental skills and dental products. Every year, some 25,000 newly-trained dentists graduate from the country’s nearly 300 institutes offering dental qualifications schools. Furthermore, India is today one of Asia’s and the world’s largest and fastest growing economies, with a dynamic dental sector whose value to the national economy runs into billions of US dollars.

India is one of the oldest civilizations in the world and a prime attraction for both domestic and international tourists looking to revitalize their mind, body, and soul. Its capital, Delhi, is sprinkled with dazzling gems: captivating ancient monuments, fascinating museums and art galleries, architectural wonders, a vivacious performing-arts scene, fabulous eating places and bustling markets. Congress venue Greater Noida, within the New Delhi region, is one

of the largest business centres in Asia, with a wide variety of options of lodging and accommodation from budget friendly to absolute luxury.

FDI is the international voice of dentists, representing some 200 national dental associations and specialist groups, speaking on behalf of the dentists at international level and defending the interests of the profession.

IDA, comprising 28 State Branches, more than 350 Local branches and 1 Defence branch, has a combined membership of over 50,000 dedicated dental professionals. It believes in the importance of oral health for each and every individual and leads efforts towards attaining that goal. Its aim: optimal oral health for every Indian by 2020.

Together, FDI and IDA anticipate an exceptional participationin what we plan to make a truly incomparable event nationally, for the whole South Asia region and for the world. We look forward to welcoming you to the most significant international dental event in the 2014 calendar.

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Tin Chun WongFDI President

Mahesh Verma IDA President

InvItatIon

organized byIndian Dental Association www.ida.org.in in cooperationwith FDI World Dental Federation www.fdiworldental.org

Chief Patron Lt. Gen. Vimal Arora

Patron

Dr. R. K . BaliDr. L. K. GandhiDr. HariprakashDr. Paramjeet SinghDr. George ThomasDr. Anand Godshay

Chairman - Reception Dr. R. Bellie

Chairman Organising Committee Dr. L. Krishna Prasad

Chairman Conference Dr. Mahesh Verma

Organising secretary Dr. Ashok Dhoble

Associate Organising Secretary Dr. Janakraj Sabharwal

Scientific CommitteeChairman

Dr. Satyawan. G. Damle

Trade Exhibition Chairman

Dr. Jatinder. Singh. Walia

On Site ManagementChairman

Dr. Vikas Aggarwal

RegistrationChairman

Dr. Rajiv Gupta

FDI President Dr Tin Chun Wong

FDI President Elect Dr Patrick Hescot

FDI Treasurer Dr Kathryn Kell

Chair, FDI Education Committee Dr Sally Hewett

FDI Executive Director Dr Jean-Luc Eiselé

organizing Committee

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Provisional scientific programme

Please find more information on www.fdi2014.org.in

Topic Speaker Country

Aesthetic dentistryUrs Brodbeck SwitzerlandRodrigo Escalante Mexico

Anaesthesia / Dental emergency Stanley Malamed USACleft lip/palate surgery Lian MA China

Digital dentistryMichael Bornstein SwitzerlandMel Mupparapu USA

EndodonticsMeetu R. Kholi USAWilhelm-Joseph Pertot France

Gerodontology Frauke Müller SwitzerlandHypomineralization David Manton AustraliaImplantology Alain H. Romanos LebanonImplantology - Surgical considerations Luca Cordaro ItalyInfection control Lakshman Samaranayake AustraliaManagement 3rd molars complications Victoria Pezza ArgentinaMedically complex patients Michael Glick USAMID and paediatric dentistry David Manton Australia

MID for managing dental cariesEce Eden TurkeyJo Frencken The NetherlandsSoraya Leal Brazil

Oral cancer - Early diagnosis, prevention, interventionMichael Glick USANewell Johnson Australia

Oral hygiene Speaker to be confirmedOrthodontics Derek Mahony Australia

Paediatric dentistryFrancisco J. Ramos-Gomez USAAnna Fuks Israel

PeriodonticsRino Burkhardt SwitzerlandTakashi Inoue JapanThomas J. Kepic USA

Practice managementWilliam Cheung Hong Kong SAR, ChinaAlexander P.R. Tolmeijer The Netherlands

Prevention Domenick T. Zero USA

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Topic Speaker

Aesthetic dentistry Sunil Bhoolabhai

Endodontics

Chad Gehani

Deivanayagam Kandaswamy

Gopi Krishna

Anish Naware

Implantology, maxillofacial prosthetics Dilip Deshpande

Oncology Pankaj Chaturvedi

Oral medicine & radiologySadaksharam Jayachandran

Shailesh Lele

Oral pathology Devi Charan Shetty

Oral surgeryRajiv Borle

Vijay Deshmukh

OrthodonticsGirish Karandikar

Sadashiva Shetty

Paediatric dentistryUsha Mohan Das

Jaykumar Jayraman

Periodontics Tamal Kanti Pal

Prosthodontics

Vimal Arora

Asha Samant

Arun Sharma

Rajiv Verma

Temporomandibular joint Sandesh Mayekar

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Provisional scientific programme

FDI World Dental Federation is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.

Delegates who have registered for the Congress are eligible to receive continuing education points by attending scientific sessions throughout the congress. Certificates will be available for download after the congress.

Number of points available:Main scientific sessions, Early morning seminars and Meet the experts: 1 point per hour.

For full details on abstract submission, including rules and conditions, visit Poster Presentation page at www.fdi2014.org.in

For full details on abstract submission, including rules and conditions, visit Poster Presentation page at www.fdi2014.org.in

Session typesLectures

See topics on pages Provisional scientific programmeEarly morning seminars

Meet the expert sessions

Oral cancer symposium

Year-in-review Prevention

Hot topic sessions How to manage dental implant failures; Current radiology in dentistry

WorkshopsDental research; Dental tourism; Evidence based dentistry; Forensic odontology / Medico legal aspects in dentistry; HIV- Dental implications; Medical emergencies in dentistry; Photography in dentistry; Tobacco intervention

Industry lunch symposia

World Oral Health Forum - WOHF Oral health care for ageing population

FDI Committee/Section sessions Dental practice; Public health; Science

Posters and free communications

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Registration deadlinesEarly Bird: 31 May 2014

For registration assistance, contact:FDI2014 Congress SecretariatIndian Dental Association (Head Office)1st Floor, SaneGuruji Building,Veer Sawarkar Marg,Opposite Siddhivinayak Temple, Prabhadevi,Dadar(w), Mumbai - 28.Email : info@fdi2014.org.in,registration@fdi2014.org.inTel : 022-43434535

Registration(Dentists)

International

Regional

Early Morning Sessions

Meet the experts

Hands on courses

See www.fdi2014.org.in

55 USD

55 USD

55 USD

National

Early Bird(Up to 31 May 2014)

440 USD

Late(Up to 31 July 2014)

500 USD

Onsite(after August 1st, 2013)

585 USD

1. You can register online until 31 July 2014. After that, registration is onsite only at the India Expo Centre.

2. The following countries are ‘Regional’: Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Iran, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan.

3. Special rates apply to other categories, e.g. hygientist, dental technicians, therapists, etc. See www.fdi2014.org.in

4. Special rates for UN Supported Nations

abstract submission deadlinesSubmission deadline: 31 March 2014.Notifications of acceptance: 1 May 2014.Registration deadline for authors of accepted abstracts:31 May 2014

Full details of abstract submission, including rules and conditions, are online at www.fdi2014.org.in

Registration and abstract submission

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International speakers and topics

Michael Bornstein(Switzerland)

•CBCT for diagnosis and treatment planning in dental medicine: indications and limitations

Takashi Inoue(Japan)

•Periodontal medicine and regeneration of periodontal tissue

Rino Burkhardt (Switzerland)

•Fundamental principles of periodontal plastic surgery

Luca Cordaro(Italy)

•Rehabilitation of the patient with advanced peridontal breakdown

Anna Fuks (Israel)

•Paediatrics - New trends in primary pulp therapy-materials and techniques

Newell Johnson(Australia)

•From knowledge to policy; The roles of general dental and dental specialist practitioners and of the organized dental profession

Urs Brodbeck (Switzerland)

•Ceramic restoration - A concept out of the practice - for the practice

Michael Glick(USA)

•Medically complex patients•Oral cancer - Biomarkers

Rodrigo Escalante(Mexico)

•Achieving optimal aesthetics through radiosurgery - How to improve self-esteem through a beautiful smile

William Cheung(Hong Kong SAR, China)

•Success in practice

Ece Eden(Turkey)

•Evidence-based caries preventive measures

Jo Frencken(The Netherlands)

•History and rationale of MID•MID / ART

International speakers and topics

Newell Johnson(Australia)

•From knowledge to policy; The roles of general dental and dental specialist practitioners and of the organized dental profession

Thomas J. Kepic(USA)

•Prognosis for the periodontally compromised tooth - A historical perspective along with short and long-term follow up of cases

Meetu R. Kholi(USA)

•Modern endodontics: Impact of new technology and materials on outcome

Soraya Leal (Brazil)

•Modern concepts in restorative care

Lian MA (China)

•Cleft lip/palate surgery

Stanley Malamed(USA)

•Medical emergencies in the dental office•Is the mandibular block passe?

Derek Mahony(Australia)

•The art of the smile

David Manton(Australia)

•Caries risk assessment, remineralisation and minimal restorative intervention•Hypomineralization of enamel (MIH)

Frauke Müller(Switzerland)

•Facing the challenges of the aging population•Prosthodontic treatment concepts in

elderly and very old patients

Victoria Pezza(Argentina)

•Decision making in third molar surgery

Mel Mupparapu (USA)

•Fundamentals of Cone Beam CT (CBCT) interpretation for the dental practitioner

Wilhelm-Joseph Pertot(France)

•Advances in root canal instrumentation in endodontics

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Francisco J. Ramos-Gomez(USA)

•Global perspective of early childhood caries prevention•Paediatric behavior management

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•Common complication in aesthetic implant: buccal recession (Prevention & management)

Alexander P.R. Tolmeijer (The Netherlands)

•KPI (Key Performance Indicators) for the dental practice•Financial management: Tools and

best practices

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Lakshman Samaranayake (Australia)

•Infection control in dentistry: current paradigms

Domenick T. Zero(USA)

•Prevention - Evidence-based management of early carious lesions

International speakers and topics

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Indian speakers and topics

Vimal AroraProsthodontics

Sunil BhoolabhaiAesthetic dentistry

Rajiv BorleOral surgery

Pankaj ChaturvediOncology

Vijay DeshmukhOral surgery

Dilip DeshpandeImplantology, maxillofacial prosthetics

Chad GehaniEndodontics

Sadaksharam JayachandranOral medecine & radiology

Jaykumar JayramanMpaed Rcs

Deivanayagam KandaswamyEndodontics

Girish KarandikarOrthodontics

Gopi KrishnaEndodontics

Shailesh LeleOral medicine & radiology

Sandesh MayekarTemporomandibular joint

Usha Mohan DasPaediatric dentistry

Anish NawareEndodontics

Tamal Kanti PalPeriodontics

Asha SamantProsthodontics

Arun SharmaProsthodontics

Devi Charan ShettyOral pathology

Sadashiva ShettyOrthodontics

Rajiv VermaProsthodontics

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venue India Expo Centre and MartAddressPlot No. 25,27,28,29Knowledge Park -IIGreater Noida - 201308Uttar PradeshIndia

Management FDI 2014 Congress SecretariatIndian Dental Association (Head Office)1st floor Sane Guruji Premises386, Veer Sawarkar MargPrabhadeviMumbai- 400 025Tel +91 (22) 4343 4535info@fdi2014.org.in

Dates 11- 14 September, 2014

LanguagesThe official congress language is English.

Invitation letter An official invitation letter can be produced from the online registration system. Please contact the Congress Secretariat for any special request.

Certificate of attendance All congress participants will be issued a certificate of attendance.You can collect your certificates from the registration desk from 12 September 2014.

name badge All participants are kindly advised to wear their name badges at all times during the congress. Entrance to scientific sessions will be through a barcode system printed on your name badge.

Registration desk The congress registration desk will be at the entrance of the congress centre. It will be open from 08:30 to 18:00 (8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.) during the congress dates.

Exhibition area An industrial exhibition will be available throughout the congress. The exhibition will take place on the ground floor of India Expo Centre and Mart and will be open during congress hours.

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India Expo Mart & CentreIndia Expo Mart & Centre is India’s first state-of-the-art, multi-functional venue with a rare combination of technology merged with world-class facilities and safety standards. It is well-adapted to host an event of such calibre.

over 5,000 m2 of exhibition spaceOver 5,000 m2 of exhibition space on the ground floor is being made available to spotlight the very latest cutting-edge developments in dental technology and oral care from local and regional suppliers as well as suppliers from around the world.

opening hours 11 to 13 September 09:30 - 17:30 (9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.)14 September 09:30 - 16:00 (9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m.)More about the FDI 2014 Exhibition at www.fdi2014.org.in

Be there to• Meet experts• Increase productivity & efficiency• Find solutions• Seek inspiration & new ideas• Develop contacts & network• Improve industry knowledge & much more...

FDI new Delhi 2014 Exhibition

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accommodation

The Congress Secretariat has confirmed rooms at a wide variety of hotels to suit every budget in the cities of Greater Noida, Noida & New Delhi in the National Capital Region for the benefit of Congress delegates.

You are encouraged to secure your accommodation through the Congress Secretariat to ensure that you receive the negotiated competitive rates. Accommodation can be booked online on www.fdi2014.org.in or by contacting the Congress Secretariat

Individual bookings • Online at www.fdi2014.org.in• All participants will receive a confirmation letter.• For detailed terms & conditions and additional facilities please visit www.fdi2014.org.in

Cancellations • For detailed cancellation policy please visit www.fdi2014.org.in

Group Bookings Contact the Congress Secretariat or email accommodation@fdi2014.org.in

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Land of Civilizations!India is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, spanning a period of more than 4000 years, and witnessing the fusion of several customs and traditions, which are reflective of the rich culture and heritage of the country. As the seventh largest country and largest democracy in the world, India stands apart from the rest of Asia, marked off as it is by mountains and the sea, giving the country its distinct geographical entity.

Unity in DiversityIndia is a pictorial kaleidoscope of landscapes, opulent historical and royal cities, golden beaches, misty mountain retreats, colourful people, a confluence of rich cultures, and festivities. The Indian culture has several hues like its vast geography. People speak different languages, dress differently, follow different religions, eat different foods, but are of almost the same temperament. In the recent past, the country has recorded remarkable success in a number of sectors—commerce, technology, communications, health care and infrastructure—facilitating sustained growth of the economy.

A trip to India is exceptional for business people and tourists as this wonderful land always offers something new for everyone.

A journey to Incredible India will be an enduring experience.

new Delhi & Greater noidaNew Delhi is the capital of the Republic of India, and the seat of the executive, legislative, and judiciary branches of the national Government. Also known as the microcosm of India, it is one of the world’s leading global cities, with strengths in the arts, commerce, education, entertainment, fashion, finance, healthcare, media, professional services, research and development, tourism and transport, all contributing to its prominence.

You will discover that the city is sprinkled with dazzling gems: captivating ancient monuments, fascinating museums and art galleries, architectural wonders, a vivacious performing-arts scene, fabulous eating places and bustling markets.

The city of Greater Noida, which falls within the National Capital Region of New Delhi, is well planned and considered one of the country’s largest and fastest growing regions, transformed into the industrial and educational hub of India. This beautiful city is renowned for its places of business and famous worldwide IT giants, which have their numerous branches in the city.

India

History

Infrastructure

Education

Excellence

Hospitality

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Business

Art and Culture

FDI World Dental Federation is an ADA CERP recognised provider. Delegates who have registered

for the congress are eligible to receive continuing education points by attending scientific

sessions throughout the meeting

A billion smiles welcome the world of dentistry

FDI 2014, New Delhi, IndiaGreater Noida

11 - 14 September 2014India Exposition Mart Ltd.

Deadline for abstract submission31 March 2014

Deadline for early bird registration31 May 2014

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