CAMLOGCONGRESS VALENCIA, SPAIN

5TH INTERNATIONAL
CAMLOG CONGRESS
26TH – 28TH JUNE 2014
VALENCIA, SPAIN
THE EVER EVOLVING WORLD OF IMPLANT DENTISTRY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
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Scientific Committee /
Speakers & Moderators
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Program Overview
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Program Friday
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Program Saturday
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Event Location: Palau de les Arts
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Workshops
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Poster Competition
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CAMLOG Party
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Partner Programs
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Hotels
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About Valencia
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Travel to Valencia
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Important Information, Links
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General Terms & Conditions
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Registration Form
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CamlogConnect Competition
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FOREWORD
Dear ladies and gentlemen, dear colleagues,
The CAMLOG Foundation is committed to excellence in implant dentistry. This is achieved by promoting scientific knowledge and training
with the sole purpose of giving patients the benefits of implant treatment.
Since 2006, the CAMLOG Foundation has supported a variety of advanced training and further education projects and has also sponsored
numerous research undertakings. One result of these projects is the
creation of an international network for scientists, practitioners and
companies to exchange ideas, with the objective of increasing knowledge and developing a leading position in the progress of clinical
implant dentistry.
And this is precisely the motto of the 5th International CAMLOG Congress:
“The Ever Evolving World of Implant Dentistry”. The Congress will be
held from 26th to 28th June 2014 in the wonderful city of Valencia (Spain).
As presidents of the Congress, it is our great pleasure to present the
audience with a host of internationally renowned speakers, who will be
presenting the latest scientific achievements and practical progress in
implant dentistry. The scientific program was put together on the basis of
evidence-based treatment protocols in the context of therapeutic
decision-making. Special emphasis was placed on the practical feasibility
and relevance of these treatment recommendations. The “Hands-on”
workshops offered as part of the Congress are also to be viewed in this
context. The Congress location, the Palau de les Arts in the Ciudad de las
Artes y de las Ciencias, designed by the famous architect, engineer and
artist Santiago Calatrava, offers a resplendent backdrop for portraying
beauty, technology and scientific progress.
And for those who not only appreciate hard work but also know how to
celebrate, yet another legendary Party will be held on a magnificent
Spanish hacienda – typical Iberian lifestyle.
Hasta la vista in Valencia 2014!
Prof. Dr. Fernando Guerra
Congress president
Prof. Dr. Mariano Sanz
Congress president
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Becker
President CAMLOG Foundation
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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
SPEAKERS & MODERATORS
Prof. Dr. Fernando Guerra
Prof. Dr. Mariano Sanz
Congress presidents
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Prof. Dr. Gil Alcoforado
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Becker
Prof. Dr. Juan Blanco
Prof. Dr. Carlo Maiorana
Dr. Alex Schär
Dr. Paul Sipos
Prof. Dr. Thomas Taylor
Prof. Dr. Dr. Hendrik Terheyden
Dr. Pascal Valentini
Prof. Dr. Dr. Fumihiko Watanabe
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Dr. Karl-Ludwig Ackermann
Prof. Dr. Gil Alcoforado
Dr. Rodrigo Andrés Garcia
Dr. Thomas J. Balshi
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Becker
Dr. Regina Becker
Dr. Mario Beretta
Dr. S. Marcus Beschnidt
Prof. Dr. Juan Blanco
Dr. Claudio Cacaci
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erhan Çömlekoǧ lu
Prof. Dr. Dr. Monika Daubländer
Dr. Marcus Fecteau
Dr. Ilaria Franchini
Prof. Dr. Fernando Guerra
Dr. Arndt Happe
Dr. Frederic Hermann
Dr. Jan Klenke
Dr. Sebastian Kühl
Prof. Dr. Yasemin Özkan
Prof. Dr. Carlo Maiorana
Prof. Dr. Piotr Majewski
Dr. Eric Normand
Dr. Mario Roccuzzo
Dr. Ralf Roessler
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PD Dr. Dr. Daniel Rothamel
Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. Robert Sader
Prof. Dr. Irena Sailer
Prof. Dr. Mariano Sanz
Dr. Ignacio Sanz Martín
Dr. Ignacio Sanz Sánchez
Dipl. Ing. Florian Schober
Prof. Dr. Frank Schwarz
Dr. Paul Sipos
Prof. Dr. Dr. Ralf Smeets
Dr. Dr. Andres Stricker
PD Dr. Frank Strietzel
Dr. Ken Tajima
Prof. Dr. Thomas Taylor
Prof. Dr. Dr. Hendrik Terheyden
Dr. Pascal Valentini
Prof. Dr. Dr. Wilfried Wagner
Prof. Dr. Dr. Fumihiko Watanabe
Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Weber
ZT Sascha Wethlow
Prof. Dr. Daniel Wismeijer
Dr. Dr. Manfred Wolf
Prof. Dr. Stefan Wolfart
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
PRE-PROGRAM: THURSDAY, 26TH JUNE
CONGRESS PROGRAM: 27TH – 28TH JUNE
PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS – ENGLISH
THEORETICAL WORKSHOPS – GERMAN
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
WORKSHOP I
Simplified approach in implant planning with a
new workflow in designing using 3D-printing
and surgical templates
WORKSHOP V
Welche chirurgischen Maßnahmen führen zu
langfristigen Erfolgen? – Welche Materialien
und Techniken funktionieren zuverlässig?
SESSION I
Multifactorial decision-making
SESSION IV
Clinical research for daily practice –
supported by the CAMLOG Foundation
WORKSHOP II
Practical treatment concepts for periimplant
complications
WORKSHOP VI
Prävention und Erhaltungstherapien in der
Implantologie – aktueller Wissensstand und
Ableitung praktischer Anwendungen
WORKSHOP III
Maxillary sinus grafting: state of the art
WORKSHOP IV
Microsurgical techniques in plastic periodontal
tissue management
WORKSHOP VII
iSy – ein intelligentes System für mehr Effizienz
in der Implantologie
SESSION II
Surgical concepts and recommendations
SESSION III
Prosthetic concepts and recommendations
CAMLOG PARTY
Una gran fiesta en familia
IN ADDITION, A “SYMPOSIUM DE ESPAÑA Y PORTUGAL” (IN SPANISH), AS WELL AS JAPANESE
WORKSHOPS (IN JAPANESE) WILL BE HELD. PLEASE, CONTACT US IF INTERESTED.
For further information, please see pages 12 – 13.
For further information, please see pages 12 – 13.
SESSION V
Controversial topics
SESSION VI
Complications – what can we learn from them?
Panel discussion with volunteers from the
plenum
CONGRESS LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
For further information, please see pages 8 and 17.
For further information, please see page 9.
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PROGRAM – FRIDAY, 27TH JUNE 2014
TIME
TOPIC
08.45
09.00
Congress opening
Welcome
SESSION I
09.15
09.35
09.55
10.15
10.35
10.55
11.15
MULTIFACTORIAL DECISION-MAKING
MODERATOR: W. WAGNER
How to approach implant therapy in periodontal susceptible patients
Is guided surgery always indicated?
What is the strategy for tilted implants and immediate loading?
Is a change of biotype needed? Functional and esthetic considerations
Age factor in the treatment of the edentulous patient
Treatment strategy for lost implants
Discussion
11.30
COFFEE BREAK
SESSION II
13.50
SURGICAL CONCEPTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
MODERATOR: P. VALENTINI
Implant positioning – evidence-based consensus
Vertical implant positioning in the animal model
Biological reactions on implant positioning – an important success factor
Practical implication of 3D implant positioning and immediate placement
Number and position of implants in the edentulous patient – evidencebased consensus
Strategic implant positioning in the implant-supported rehabilitation of
the edentulous jaw
Discussion
14.00
LUNCH
12.00
12.15
12.35
12.55
13.15
13.30
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SPEAKER
TIME
TOPIC
SPEAKER
15.00
15.15
15.35
15.55
16.10
16.30
16.50
17.00
PROSTHETIC CONCEPTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
MODERATOR: F. WATANABE
Time to loading – evidence-based consensus
Clinical application of immediate loading
Practical implication of delayed loading
Platform switching – evidence-based consensus
Clinical relevance of platform switching
Platform switching in clinical studies
Discussion
End of first day
M. Sanz
P. Sipos
M. Beretta
F. Strietzel
C. Cacaci
F. Guerra
20.00
CAMLOG PARTY “Una gran fiesta en familia”
SESSION III
M. Sanz
F. Guerra
D. Wismeijer
C. Maiorana
Th. Balshi
K. Tajima
M. Fecteau
M. Roccuzzo
F. Schwarz
J. Becker
W. Wagner
A. Happe
S. Wolfart
I. Franchini
PROGRAM – SATURDAY, 28TH JUNE 2014
TIME
TOPIC
SESSION IV CLINICAL RESEARCH FOR DAILY PRACTICE –
SUPPORTED BY THE CAMLOG FOUNDATION
MODERATOR: J. BECKER
09.30
Accuracy of template-based guided implantology
09.40
A prospective clinical trial on short dental implants in the posterior
maxilla and mandible
09.50
Prevention of marginal bone loss and of biological width
around individualized, non-detached modified zirconia abutments
10.00
Neurosensory disturbances of the oral and maxillofacial region
associated with implantation
10.10
Insertion torque and final stability of implants after sinus lift procedures
10.20
Short implants in the posterior maxillary region as an alter-native to sinus
floor elevation
10.30
CAMLOG Foundation Research Award ceremonies and poster award
ceremonies
11.00
COFFEE BREAK
SESSION V
12.50
CONTROVERSIAL TOPICS
MODERATOR: G. ALCOFORADO
To augment or not to augment, that is the question
Short implants – predictable alternative or unnecessary risk?
One time one abutment – feasible? How, when and where?
Digitized – immortalized: what is the impact of digital technology
on daily practice?
Discussion
13.00
LUNCH
11.30
11.50
12.10
12.30
SPEAKER
TIME
TOPIC
SESSION VI
COMPLICATIONS – WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THEM?
MODERATORS: M. SANZ/T. TAYLOR
Voluntary audience members can sign up to join the discussion on stage.
Experts: pre-selected audience members
Case presentations
14.00
S. Kühl
Y. Özkan
M. E. Çömlekoǧ lu
M. Daubländer
P. Majewski
16.00
Closing remarks
16.15
End of the 5th International CAMLOG Congress 2014
SPEAKER
R. Andrés Garcia
E. Normand
K.-L. Ackermann
F. Hermann
M. Sanz
F. Guerra
R. Sader
J. Becker
H. Terheyden
H. P. Weber
J. Blanco
I. Sailer
PLEASE, ALSO VISIT OUR INDUSTRY AND
POSTER EXHIBITION
THE CONGRESS LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH.
SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION INTO GERMAN,
FRENCH, SPANISH AND JAPANESE
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EVENT LOCATION: PALAU DE LES ARTS
The Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias − the city of
the arts and sciences − was designed by the architect,
engineer and artist Santiago Calatrava, who was born
in 1951 near Valencia. He was already instructed in
drawing and painting during his childhood. He started
studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and later
enrolled at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura in Valencia. In addition to studying architecture,
he also took courses in urban development. Attracted
by the mathematical clarity of historical architecture,
and the feeling that his studies in Valencia had not
given him any firm direction, he then enrolled for
further studies in structural engineering at the ETH in
Zurich / Switzerland.
and sports activities. It also includes the Planetarium
and an IMAX cinema with eye-shaped layout as well
as the science museum, Príncipe Felipe. The Palau de
les Arts (opera and concert building) which was
erected in 2005, completes this ambitious project.
At its highest point, the building is 75 meters high,
spread over up to 14 floors, with three further levels
below the ground floor. The building is 230 meters
long and covers a total area of 40,000 m². This
makes it the largest opera building in Europe.
The 5th International CAMLOG Congress will be held
in this architectural highlight.
Calatrava's early interest in art and his esthetic flair
proved to be consistent features of his work and
have made him a prominent figure in temporary
architecture.
The Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias is a complex
of futuristic buildings, unique in style, and now one
of Valencia's main tourist attractions. As part of the
restored eastern border of the city, it is located in
what used to be the Túria's river bed, converted into
a wonderful park landscape with recreational, cultural
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INFORMATION ON THE WORKSHOPS
WORKSHOP THURSDAY
At the previous CAMLOG Congress, the workshops were completely
sold out within only a few weeks. We have therefore decided to extend
the portfolio and are pleased to offer you four practical and three
theoretical workshops in Valencia, all with excellent speakers and
exciting topics.
Due to the limited number of places, we expect to be booked out early.
Therefore, please register as soon as possible!
Date: Thursday, 26th June 2014
Location: Palau de les Arts or other location
Language: The workshops will not be translated into other languages.
Note for Workshop IV: own loupe (>3.5) is mandatory
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PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS
THEORETICAL WORKSHOPS
WORKSHOP I
10.00 – 16.00 hrs
Simplified approach in implant planning with a new workflow
in designing using 3D-printing and surgical templates
Theory and hands-on PC and plastic models
I. Sanz Martín, I. Sanz Sánchez, F. Schober
WORKSHOP V
14.00 – 17.00 hrs
Welche chirurgischen Maßnahmen führen zu langfristigen Erfolgen?
– Welche Materialien und Techniken funktionieren zuverlässig?
D. Rothamel, A. Stricker
WORKSHOP VI
WORKSHOP II
10.00 – 16.00 hrs
Practical treatment concepts for periimplant complications
Theory and hands-on prepared plastic mandible with soft-tissue mask,
defects and calculus contamination
J. Becker, R. Becker
WORKSHOP III
11.00 – 17.00 hrs
Maxillary sinus grafting: state of the art
Theory and hands-on plastic models, utilizing piezo surgery
P. Valentini
14.00 – 17.00 hrs
Prävention und Erhaltungstherapien in der Implantologie –
aktueller Wissensstand und Ableitung praktischer Anwendungen
R. Smeets, R. Rössler
WORKSHOP VII
14.00 – 17.00 hrs
iSy – ein intelligentes System für mehr Effizienz
in der Implantologie.
M. Wolf, J. Klenke, S. Wethlow
WORKSHOP IV
11.00 – 17.00 hrs
Microsurgical techniques in plastic periodontal tissue management
Theory and hands-on pig jaws, ears, rubber dam
M. Beschnidt
Costs: € 290.– incl. meals and materials
Participants: max. 20 persons per workshop, Language: English
Costs: € 90.– incl. coffee break
Participants: min. 30 persons per workshop, Language: German
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POSTER COMPETITION
PROCEEDINGS AND OBJECTIVES
PRESENTATION
As part of the 5th International CAMLOG Congress 2014, scientists,
dentists and dental technicians are invited to submit their empirical /
non-empirical original research results and/or case studies for the
poster competition. The competition covers topics from the fields of
basic research, preclinical and/or clinical studies as well as case reports.
The poster exhibition is open throughout the entire Congress. Authors
are requested to stay with their posters during the coffee and lunch
breaks on Friday, 27th June 2014.
POSTER REGISTRATION
The award ceremony will be held on Saturday, 28th June 2014. The three
best posters will be awarded cash prizes as follows:
EUR 2,000 for 1st place
EUR 1,500 for 2nd place
EUR 1,000 for 3rd place.
To register posters, a summary must be submitted per e-mail by
31st March 2014 to [email protected] (Reference:
Poster ICC 2014). Confirmation of receipt will be sent within five
working days. Only summaries submitted in English will be considered.
The text of the summary must not exceed a total of 2,300 characters
(including blanks) for title, content, authors and institutions. All
submissions will be “peer-reviewed”. The authors will be informed of
acceptance of their posters by e-mail no later than 1st May 2014. All
accepted posters must be registered on site at the special poster
registration desk, and a CD-ROM containing a PDF file of the poster
handed in.
AWARD CEREMONY
In addition, the winner is given the opportunity of briefly
presenting his/her poster to the plenum as part of the award
ceremony. The Congress fee of EUR 530.– is also waived for the
main author of an accepted poster.
PUBLICATION
The participants agree that the registered poster may be published after
the Congress as a PDF file on the CAMLOG Foundation website (www.
camlogfoundation.org/awards).
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TECHNICAL DETAILS
Language: English
Maximum size: portrait: width 90 cm (35.4 inches), height 128 cm
(50.4 inches). Posters must not exceed this size.
Title: at top end of poster, first letter of each word in capital letters.
Authors: list in capital letters, SURNAME, INITIALS, Underline name
of presenter. Listing of institution, department, city, country.
Logo: authors may include the logo of the institution where they are
employed, and/or the institution which supports their project financially.
Address: Ms, Mr, academic title, first name, surname, city, e-mail
address.
Main section: Objectives, materials and methods, results, including
summary of statistical data and conclusions using text, graphs, numbers.
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CAMLOG PARTY – FRIDAY
Una gran fiesta en familia – that is our Congress party evening in a
nutshell. Again, we have come up with some very special ideas for you:
allow us to entice you to an enchanting hacienda, enjoy the Spanish flair,
delicious food, the traditional arts and captivating music. Celebrate a
pleasant evening with your friends before the action starts. One
highlight follows another. You will be impressed by the live band. The
night will be short, the atmosphere unique. Don't miss our family
celebration under any circumstances!
Begin: 20.00 hrs
Costs: € 110.– per person
You will be given further information at the end of May 2014.
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PARTNER PROGRAMS
DISCOVER VALENCIA BY BICYCLE
HISTORIC VALENCIA AND THE GOTHIC QUARTER
The heritage of Valencia's varied past is manifested by the compact Old
Town and is easy to explore on foot. A stroll through the picturesque,
old, narrow streets lets you see the impressive stone witnesses of days
gone past; for example, the city gate of the silk exchange or the bell
tower. And, of course, you should not miss the big market hall, where
you will be invited to a small tapas tasting. Look forward to your highly
individual tour of the UNESCO world heritage and enjoy the cultural
and culinary aspects of Valencia's historic quarter!
Spatial distance between history and modernity is luckily shorter in
Valencia than the distance in time – additionally optimized by the dried
out river bed of the Túria, which today is home to an 11 km long city
park. Cycling along the “River of Culture” is a definite treat, far away
from road traffic. We hope you enjoy your discovery tour on two wheels
through the multifaceted areas of Valencia!
Costs: € 30.– per person (incl. guide, bicycle hire, drink)
Date: Friday, 27th and Saturday, 28th June 2014
Time: 10.00 hrs to approx. 13.00 hrs
Languages: German and English
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Costs: € 20.– per person (incl. guide, tasting, drinks)
Date: Friday, 27th June 2014
Time: 10.00 hrs to approx. 14.00 hrs
Languages: German and English
EXPERIENCE NATURE IN THE ALBUFERA NATIONAL PARK
VALENCIA SEASIDE – “CHILL-OUT” ON A CATAMARAN CRUISE
CIUDAD DE LAS ARTES Y DE LAS CIENCIAS
Sun – sea – chill-out on deck or in the net. It does not necessarily spell
water sports – the pleasure version has a lot going for it! Soft music on
deck or basking in the sun in the catamaran net and gently floating over
the sea … or, if it takes your fancy, a short swim during the cruise – simply fantastic. Enjoy a relaxing cruise on a catamaran along the
coast of Valencia.
The spectacular Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias Center is Europe's
largest cultural and recreational center. Embedded in the Túria- Park,
architectural masterpieces of the architects Candela and Calatrava
join to create a unique ensemble. A walk along the water basin opens
up fascinating perspectives. You will visit the impressive science
museum and experience the Oceanogràfic from close up: the largest
aquarium of marine and coastal life in the oceans. Enjoy the attractive
offerings of the fascinating outer and inner worlds of the Ciudad de las
Artes y de las Ciencias.
Experience unadulterated nature. The Albufera National Park south
of Valencia is one of Europe's most significant biotopes. The shores of
a large lake are lined with fields of high reeds intersected by waterways.
The clear waters of the lake and the protection of the reeds form an
ideal habitat for over 250 bird species. Discover the beauty of nature
in a traditional barge. Enjoy lunch on an unbelievable natural beach.
And you may well succumb to the temptation of a walk along the beach
after enjoying a self-prepared paella or a refreshing swim in the ocean.
Costs: € 70.– per person (incl. guide, cooking paella, entry fee)
Date: Friday, 27th June 2014
Time: 10.00 hrs to approx. 16.00 hrs
Languages: German and English
Costs: € 90.– per person (incl. guide, lunch, transfer)
Date: Saturday, 28th June 2014
Time: 10.00 hrs to approx. 14.00 hrs
Languages: German and English
Costs: € 30.– per person (incl. guide, entry fees, snack)
Date: Saturday, 28th June 2014
Time: 10.00 hrs to approx. 14.00 hrs
Languages: German and English
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A Microsurgical Approach
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This book is without doubt one of the foremost oral surgery publications in recent years and is a must
for every implantologist and periodontist.
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HOTELS
We have attempted to give you an interesting choice of recommendable
hotels. We visited over 20 hotels in person, rated them and discovered
that there are indeed major differences. The star ratings and prices are
not really indicative of the conditions in the individual hotels. All hotels
recommended here by us offer an excellent price-performance ratio and
a superior standard within their star rating category. Definitely worth
mentioning are the two 5-star hotels Westin Valencia and Balneario
Las Arenas. Both offer excellent and luxurious standards and differ
greatly from the other hotels. Please, note that we were only able to
reserve a limited number of rooms in some hotels.
To make the choice of hotel easier for you, we have classified the
hotels into four categories:
A Hotel on the beach: with bicycle or taxi to the Palau de les Arts
B Hotels near the Palau de les Arts: can be reached in less than
10 minutes on foot
C Hotels, located centrally between the Palau de les Arts and the
Old Town: both are easy to reach on foot in 15 minutes
D Hotels in the Old Town: to the Palau de les Arts with bicycle or taxi
Applicable to all hotels: price per room/night, incl. breakfast, VAT, WLAN.
All single rooms are double rooms for single use.
1 A
BALNEARIO LAS ARENAS*****
The Las Arenas belongs to the exclusive club Leading
Hotels of the World. With its preferred location direct
by the sea, the hotel combines the architectural
beauty of the historic sea resort Las Arenas with the
elegance and comfort of modern design.
Location: 3.7 km to the Palau
Single room
Double room
Single room
Double room
€ 169.– (view of city)
€ 189.– (view of city)
€ 210.– (sea view)
€ 230.– (sea view)
www.hotelvalencialasarenas.com
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HOTELS
2 B
SH VALENCIA PALACE ****S
3 B
PRIMUS VALENCIA ****
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B
CONFORTEL AQUA ****
Our tip for a short distance to the Congress and a super
price-performance ratio. With its prominent location,
this hotel lies between two symbolic streets of the city.
The direct vicinity offers numerous shopping and
entertainment options. A look at the website of the
hotel and its 262 rooms gives a good idea of the
hotel.
Centrally located hotel, direct on the river bank of the
Túria, offers over 239 comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms. Officially ranked a 5-star hotel, it corresponds more to a 4-star hotel according to our unofficial ranking. The location is ideal for participants
wishing to spend an extra night and being within walking distance to both the Congress and the Old Town.
5 B
CONFORTEL AQUA ***
Modern design at a reasonable price. The directly
adjacent affiliated hotel is distinguished by the same
virtues as the 4-star hotel but kept to somewhat
simpler standards in terms of facilities and services.
The price-performance ratio is, however, above
average.
The hotel with the shortest distance to the Palau is
distinguished by its avant-garde, elegant design
and its superior location above a shopping complex
with a magnificent view. The 184 rooms are comfortable and functional. The hotel also accommodates
the Panorama Restaurant “Vertical” awarded with
one star by the “Michelin Guide”.
Location: 1.3 km to the Palau
Location: 1.4 km to the Palau
Location: 1.2 km to the Palau
Location: 1.2 km to the Palau
Single room
Double room
Single room
Double room
Single room
Double room
Single room
Double room
€ 120.–
€ 125.–
www.sh-hoteles.com
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€ 132.–
€ 143.–
www.hotelprimusvalencia.com
€ 95.–
€ 105.–
www.confortelhoteles.com
€ 80.–
€ 90.–
www.confortelhoteles.com
6 C
WESTIN VALENCIA *****
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HUSA DIMAR ****
8 D
VINCCI LYS ****
9 D
VINCCI PALACE ****
The Vincci Palace is different. The modern, medium
sized hotel offers 76 stylish rooms and is located in
the center of the city only a few steps from the Plaza
Porta de la Mar and the Paseo de la Ciudadela. Our
insider tip for young and forever young participants
who also want to enjoy the night life of Valencia.
The modern design hotel is located on the perimeter
of the city center of Valencia next to the Plaza Cánova.
It offers 95 rooms and was completely refurbished in
2009. The exclusive, stylish design is intriguing.
Numerous bars, shops and restaurants are located
in the vicinity.
The Hotel Vincci Lys is located amid the bustling
center of Valencia, only two minutes by foot to the
railway station and the Town Hall in a quiet
pedestrian zone. Shops, restaurants and numerous
attractions are located in the immediate vicinity.
The hotel with its 101 rooms offers both an elegant
and relaxed atmosphere.
Impressive, exclusive and the number 1 hotel in
Valencia according to the hotel ranking portals. It
is located in the immediate vicinity of the historic
and cultural city center of Valencia. The 135 rooms
combine classical style with new technology. The
hotel offers a spacious sauna and wellness area
and an impressive courtyard.
Location: 2.1 km to the Palau
Location: 1.5 km to the Palau
Location: 2.1 km to the Palau
Location: 2.3 km to the Palau
Single room
Double room
Single room
Double room
Single room
Double room
Single room
Double room
€ 200.–
€ 220.–
www.westin.com/valencia
www.husa.es
€ 90.–
€ 100.–
€ 112.–
€ 121.–
www.vinccihoteles.com
€ 112.–
€ 121.–
www.vinccihoteles.com
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ABOUT VALENCIA
THE CITY OF VALENCIA IS LOCATED SOME 320 KM SOUTH-EAST OF THE CAPITAL MADRID IN THE
ESTUARY OF THE RIVER TÚRIA INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA, AND IS SPAIN'S THIRD LARGEST
CITY WITH A POPULATION OF APPROX. 795,000.
CITY OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES
Considerable urban development has taken place
over the last few decades and has made Valencia
an attractive place for tourists. This includes the
restoration of the historic center and the building
of modern administration offices and museums. A
modern marina was constructed for the America's
Cup held in Valencia in 2007 and 2010. And not to
forget, the Formula 1 race track, the “Valencia Street
Circuit”, which was constructed in 2008.
A tour through Valencia's historic center is more
than rewarding. In particular, the Silk Exchange
built between 1482 and 1533 (Lonja de la Seda)
is worth a visit. It is regarded as being one of the
most significant buildings of profane Gothic in
Europe. Another attraction is Valencia's cathedral,
which was erected in 1262 on the foundations of
an old mosque. Different architectural styles make
this building rather special. The Gothic tower, Torre
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del Miguelete, added to the cathedral in the 14th
century, is regarded as the city's landmark. But the
sights in the historic center of Valencia are not the
only attractions for visitors. Small shops offer curiosities and unusual fashion. Numerous bars encourage
dancing till the early morning hours.
A visit to the Mercado Central is definitely a special
experience. It was built in 1920 and is one of Europe's
largest markets at 8,000 sqm and nearly 1,000
market stalls. The building with its Art Nouveau
architecture is certainly worth a visit. The beauty of
the complex is highlighted by daylight entering
through various skylights and stained windows.
Some 15,000 customers find their food from the
region of Valencia here every day, from ham and
cheese to fish and shrimps, fruit and vegetables.
CITY MAP VALENCIA
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CONGRESS CENTER
PALAU DE LES ARTS
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CONGRESS CENTER
PALAU DE LES ARTS
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BALNEARIO LAS ARENAS
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SH VALENCIA PALACE
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PRIMUS VALENCIA
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CONFORTEL AQUA 4*
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CONFORTEL AQUA 3*
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WESTIN VALENCIA
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HUSA DIMAR
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VINCCI LYS
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VINCCI PALACE
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TRAVEL TO VALENCIA
AIR TRAVEL
DIRECT FLIGHTS TO VALENCIA ON WEDNESDAYS AND/OR THURSDAYS
Valencia offers a large number of direct flights from
numerous destinations.* Daily flight connections
are available from many major cities.
Amsterdam
Asturia
Bari
Bilbao
Bologna
Bristol
Brussels
Bucharest
Cluj-Napoca
Dublin
Düsseldorf
Eindhoven
Frankfurt
Geneva
Ibiza
Istanbul
Lisbon
London
Madrid
Málaga
Malta
*See table on right: status July 2013, all data without guarantee.
FLIGHT TO MADRID, TRAIN TO VALENCIA
Alternatively, you board the Metro at Madrid Airport
which takes you to the Atocha railway station in
one hour including one change. From there, the AVE
high-speed train runs regularly, and takes you to
Valencia in 95 – 120 minutes. Costs per person and
trip: approx. € 50.– to € 130.– depending on category and time of travel. Bookings and reservations
are possible 90 days in advance of travel at:
www.renfe.com/EN/viajeros/index.html
2:30 h
1:20 h
2:25 h
1:10 h
2:00 h
2:25 h
2:30 h
3:20 h
3:10 h
2:50 h
2:20 h
2:25 h
2:25 h
2:00 h
0:40 h
3:35 h
1:35 h
2:30 h
1:02 h
1:07 h
2:15 h
Transavia, Vueling
Volotea, Iberia
Ryanair
Iberia
Ryanair
Ryanair
Ryanair
Blue Air, Wizz Air
Wizz Air
Ryanair
Lufthansa
Transavia
Ryanair
Darwin Airlines
Iberia, Ryanair
Turkish
TAP, easyJet
easyJet, Ryanair
Iberia, Air Europa
Ryanair
Ryanair
Marseilles
Milan
Moscow
Nantes
Nottingham
Oslo
Palma
Paris
Pisa
Porto
Prague
Rome
Rotterdam
Santander
Sant. de Comp.
Sevilla
Sofia
Trieste
Zurich
1:35 h
1:50 h
5:00 h
1:40 h
2:30 h
3:40 h
0:56 h
2:02 h
2:00 h
1:40 h
2:35 h
1:58 h
2:20 h
1:20 h
1:35 h
1:10 h
3:00 h
2:10 h
2:05 h
Ryanair
Ryanair
S7
Volotea
Ryanair
Ryanair
Iberia, Ryanair
Air Europa, Vueling
Ryanair
Ryanair
Smart Wings
Alitalia, Ryanair
Transavia
Ryanair
Ryanair
Iberia, Ryanair
Wizz Air
Ryanair
Swiss
Other direct flights, but not on Wednesday or Thursday, from:
Cagliari, Manchester, Memmingen, Munich, Temeschwar, Trapani, Vienna and Venice
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION, LINKS
CONGRESS FEE
Early bird registration
until 28th February, 2014
€ 480.–
Normal registration
€ 530.–
Students
University assistant
Qualified dental personnel
(Copy of I.D. Card required)
USEFUL lINKS
REGISTRATION AND HOTEL BOOKINGS
The CAMLOG Congress is CE-accredited. 13 further
education hours (CE hours) are credited for attendance of the Congress. For attending a practical
workshop you are credited 5 credits in addition, for
attending a theoretical workshop 3 credits.
www.turisvalencia.es
www.valencia.es
www.lesarts.com
www.camlogcongress.com
KAD Kongresse und Events KG
Hirnbeinstrasse 8
D-87435 Kempten
Tel +49 (0) 831 5753 26-0
Fax +49 (0) 831 5753 26-20
e-mail [email protected]
APP
€ 240.–
CONGRESS LANGUAGE
The Congress language is English with simultaneous
translation into German, French, Spanish and
Japanese.
CAMLOG PARTY
Per person
FURTHER EDUCATION
Comprehensive information with tours, shops and
restaurant overview incl. city map and offers. The
Tourist Card (from € 13.50) can be ordered online
and gives you numerous rebates on entry fees as
well as free use of public transport.
€ 110.–
CONGRESS LOCATION
WORKSHOP
Workshop practical
(incl. meals, materials)
Workshop theoretical
(incl. coffee break)
€ 290.–
VLC-APP
free of charge
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
Avenida del Profesor Lopez Piñero, 1
46006 Valencia
ORGANIZER
€ 90.–
General Terms & Conditions
Please, note our General Terms & Conditions on
page 30.
CAMLOG Foundation
Margarethenstrasse 38
CH-4053 Basel
[email protected]
www.camlogfoundation.org
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GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS
CAMLOG CONGRESS 2014
1. Registration must be in writing or online. You will receive written
confirmation of your participation at the Congress. Registration is
carried out in the sequence registration submissions received.
2. Participation fees are inclusive of legally applicable VAT.
3. Cancellation of Congress attendance:
a. Cancellation up to 31st May, 2014: processing charge of € 30.–
b. Cancellations from 1st June, 2014: processing charge of € 90.–
Cancellations must be sent in writing per fax or e-mail to
KAD Kongresse und Events KG:
Fax: +49 (0) 831 5753 26-20
e-mail: [email protected]
4. Photography: photos and videos with snapshots will be taken at the
Congress. These images involve the visual display of persons present,
whereby the selection of persons is more or less randomized. The
images will be displayed on our websites, in print media and in
presentations. Registration for the Congress includes consent by the
attending person for free publication in the above manner without
requiring an express declaration by the person concerned. In
individual cases, if the person concerned does not agree to publication
of photos of his/her person, please contact the photographer
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responsible for searching motifs directly. Should the person
concerned not agree with an already published photographic image
of his/her person, we would ask you to immediately notify us per
e-mail, telephone or regular mail with an exact description of the
image in question. In this case, the image is removed within a
reasonable deadline and no longer published.
other reasons. In case of canceled activities, there is no liability
beyond the return of the registration fee. The places for partner
programs, workshops and the party are limited. The order of
receipt of registrations shall prevail.
7. CAMLOG Foundation retains the right to cancel the event for major
reasons. In this case, no claims for damages shall be liable.
5. Hotel bookings: you will receive a booking confirmation together
with detailed information as soon as the booking process is
completed. Please, note that subsequent changes will be subject
to a processing fee of € 15.–. The conditions given in the booking
confirmation shall apply. The hotel bill must be paid directly in the
hotel. The hotels reserve the right to charge cancellation fees for
unused bookings of up to 100%. All prices for hotel rooms are
subject to possible change.
6. Participation at the party, and the workshops can only be booked
in combination with a registration for the Congress. Participation
without a Congress booking is not possible. Participation in the
partner program and the party is only possible for an accompanying
person of a Congress participant with a written booking. CAMLOG
Foundation retains the right to cancel certain planned activities if
the defined number of participants is not reached as well as for
Source of images:
Pages: 19 © Ayuntamiento de Valencia | Pages: 14 © with courtesy of Dr. M. Schlee
Pages: 12 © swissmeda | Pages: 1, 10-12, 19, 28, 36 © Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias,
Valencia Convention Bureau, España incoming incentives
REGISTRATION FORM – CAMLOG CONGRESS 2014
PERSONAL DATA
Ms.
Mr.
WORKSHOPS – THURSDAY
PARTNER PROGRAMS
PRACTICAL
FRIDAY
Workshop I (English)
€ 290.–
Valencia by bicycle
€ 30.–
Workshop II (English)
€ 290.–
Historical Valencia
€ 20.–
Workshop III (English)
€ 290.–
Albufera National Park
€ 70.–
Workshop IV (English)
€ 290.–
Title
First name
Surname
Clinic / Practice / Company
Surname / First name
Address
THEORETICAL
ZIP code/City
Country
Telephone
Fax
e-mail
SATURDAY
Workshop V (German)
€ 90.–
Valencia Seaside
€ 90.–
Workshop VI (German)
€ 90.–
Ciudad de las Artes
€ 30.–
Workshop VII (German)
€ 90.–
Valencia by bicycle
€ 30.–
Surname / First name
CONGRESS FEES
CAMLOG PARTY – FRIDAY
Early bird registration
up to 28th February, 2014
€ 480.–
Normal registration
€ 530.–
Students
University assistant,
qualified dental personnel
(Copy of I.D. Card required)*
€ 240.–
Congress participants
€ 110.–
Accompanying person
€ 110.–
Surname / First name
Please note the detailed information on the previous pages. Price per person incl. VAT.
* Confirmation will only be sent if a copy of I.D. Card has been provided.
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HOTELS
HOTEL PRICE INFORMATION
The prices are per room and night, incl. VAT and breakfast. Please, note that the options for the limited room
contingents lapse at the end of February 2014 and that no guarantee can be given after this date for availability
and prices. Fully booked hotels will be listed on the Congress website in a timely manner. A quick check makes
booking easier for you and us. Please, pay your hotel bills directly at the hotel and note our General Terms
& Conditions.
Date of arrival
Date of departure
SINGLE ROOM
DOUBLE ROOM
PAYMENT
BALNEARIO LAS ARENAS *****
€ 169.– (view of city)
€ 189.– (view of city)
BALNEARIO LAS ARENAS *****
€ 210.– (sea view)
€ 230.– (sea view)
SH VALENCIA PALACE ****S
€ 120.–
€ 125.–
PRIMUS VALENCIA ****
€ 132.–
€ 143.–
Visa
credit card number
CONFORTEL AQUA ****
€ 95.–
€ 105.–
Eurocard,
MasterCard
date of expiry
CONFORTEL AQUA ***
€ 80.–
€ 90.–
Bank transfer
Card owner
WESTIN VALENCIA *****
€ 200.–
€ 220.–
American
Express
HUSA DIMAR ****
€ 90.–
€ 100.–
CVV code
VINCCI LYS ****
€ 112.–
€ 121.–
VINCCI PALACE ****
€ 112.–
€ 121.–
I herewith accept the General Terms & Conditions and in case of payment by credit card, charging of the entire
registration costs against my credit card as given above.
Date
ACCOMPANYING PERSON
Surname / first name
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In single room
In same double room
KAD Kongresse & Events KG
Bankhaus Jungholz
Bank code: 733 624 21 Account 8813 305
IBAN: AT26 3699 0000 0881 3305
BIC: RBRTAT22BHJ
Signature
Please, send the completed registration form to: Fax: +49 (0) 831 5753 26-20
e-mail: [email protected] or by mail to:
KAD Kongresse & Events KG, Hirnbeinstrasse 8, D - 87435 Kempten
WIN AN INVITATION TO
TO THE 5TH INTERNATIONAL CAMLOG CONGRESS!
PRIZES
Since its take-off in 2012, CamlogConnect has gained a considerable reputation among CAMLOG users. More than 2,700 dental
professionals have already joined the CamlogConnect community.
This outstanding success gives us the opportunity of launching
a CamlogConnect prize competition in connection with the
5th International CAMLOG Congress.
CAMLOG will award 5 prizes for the best cases. The prizes include:
To take part in the competition, please submit a CASE, VIDEO or
TIP presentation until March 31st, 2014. Participants can be general
practitioners, specialists, dental technicians, and students. For
editing, translation and layout of the competition material, the
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t admission to the 5th International CAMLOG Congress in
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t plus a grant of € 500.– for travel and accommodation cost.
For more information about the prize competition, visit:
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