ITI World Symposium June 18–20, 2005

366 ITI Fellows invite you to an outstanding meeting
Silvio Abati Milano Italy · William G. Abbott London Ontario Canada · Naruyoshi Abe Oita Japan · Peter Aerni Grenchen Switzerland · Ludwig Aichner Regensburg Germany · George
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Balsiger Wattenwil Switzerland · Manuel Barrachina Mataix Madrid Spain · Jorge E. Barrios New York USA · Stephen Barter East Sussex United Kingdom · Johannes Bartsch KasselWilhelmshöhe Germany · Jay R. Beagle Indianapolis IN USA · Jürgen Becker Düsseldorf Germany · Alexandra Behneke Mainz Germany · Nikolaus Behneke Mainz Germany · Urs
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· Jae-Shin
Lee SeoulCongress
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Korea ·Munich,
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ICM
International
Center
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Switzerland · Takayuki Takeda Tokyo Japan · Thomas D. Taylor Farmington CT USA · Christiaan ten Bruggenkate AE Leiderdorp Netherlands · Hendrik Terheyden Kiel Germany ·
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CA USA · Fernando Zarone Napoli Italy · Markus Zingg Solothurn Switzerland · Axel Zöllner Witten Germany · Peter Zuber Winterthur Switzerland · Peter Zwittnig Wildon Austria
ITI World Symposium
June 18–20, 2005
“25 Years of ITI –
Changing the Paradigms
in Implant Dentistry.”
The Content.
Organization
3 The Team
4 The Foreword
Program
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Program Overview
Program of the Main Sessions and of the Limited Attendance Sessions
Call for Abstracts (Research Session)
The Faculty
General Information
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Munich – The Congress City
The International Congress Center (ICM)
Transportation
Accommodations
General Information
Social Program
Registration
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The Team.
Host Organization.
Scientific Program
Committee.
Organizing Team.
ITI International Team for Implantology
Peter Merian-Weg 10
CH-4052 Basel (Switzerland)
Chairmen:
Prof. Dr. Daniel Buser, Bern (CH)
Prof. Dr. Dr. Dieter Weingart, Stuttgart (GER)
Members:
Prof. Thomas Taylor, ITI President, Farmington CT (USA)
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Wahl, Bonn (GER)
Prof. Dr. Urs Belser, Geneva (CH)
Prof. Dr. Dr. Wilfried Wagner, Mainz (GER)
Prof. Dr. Hubertus Spiekermann, Aachen (GER)
Prof. David Cochran, San Antonio TX (USA)
Prof. H.P. Weber, Boston MA (USA)
Prof. Kanichi Seto, Yokohama (JPN)
Chairman:
Walter Widmer, ITI Center, Basel
Members:
Sabine Kaufmann, Gabriela Schroers, Svenja Hahn, Stephan Scherrer
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Fax +41 (0)61 270 83 84
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Registration Office.
Interplan
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The Foreword.
Prof.
Thomas D. Taylor
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Prof. Dr.
Daniel Buser
Prof. Dr. Dr.
Dieter Weingart
Dear Colleagues
and Friends.
This current ITI World Symposium marks an exciting moment in
the history of the International Team for Implantology. With the World
Symposium in Munich, this unique organization celebrates its
25th anniversary.
It is the seventh World Symposium that the ITI has presented and the main topic will be: 25 years of ITI –
Changing the Paradigms in Implant Dentistry. Featuring more
than 100 clinicians and researchers from around the globe,
the ITI World Symposium offers a great opportunity to
share the latest knowledge about implant therapy and
current research. This event will be one of the highlights in
the field for the year 2005. Once again, the ITI sets the
standard for years to come by communicating the state of
the art in implant dentistry. Limited attendance lectures
with master clinicians, a clinical forum with concepts and
strategies for implant therapy, an ITI research competition,
treatment planning sessions and a session focusing on
esthetics in implant dentistry will round out the exciting
scientific program. One of the highlights will be the presentation of the basics and clinical applications of a novel
implant surface: the new modified SLA surface, called
SLActive. The current event will be the first ITI World
Symposium to be held in Germany. The International
Congress Center in Munich (ICM) offers excellent facilities
for such an outstanding meeting. It is easy to reach
and offers both state-of-the-art technology as well as a
hospitable atmosphere. Munich, one of the world’s great
cities, is a very popular German travel destination with
much to offer to its visitors.
We invite you to join us, to enjoy an outstanding implant
meeting and the special atmosphere of the Bavarian
capital: Come to the 25th anniversary meeting of the ITI –
the 2005 World Symposium in Munich.
Prof. Thomas Taylor
ITI President
Prof. Dr. Daniel Buser
Prof. Dr. Dr. Dieter Weingart
Chairmen Scientific Program Committee
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Program Overview.
Simultaneous translations
We will offer a simultaneous translation service from English into German, French, Italian, Spanish,
Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Russian. However, please note that on the second day of the event
all parallel sessions will be translated into German respectively English. This can not be assured for
the other languages. The “Limited Attendance Sessions” will not be translated at all.
Friday, June 17, 2005
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
13:00
13:30
Saturday, June 18, 2005
Opening Session
Lunch
Session 1: The new SLActive surface:
Basics and clinical applications
14:00
14:30
15:00
15:30
16:00
16:30
17:00
17:30
18:00
18:30
ITI Annual Meeting 2005
Welcome reception
ITI 25th Anniversary Celebration
ITI Activities
for ITI Fellows and invited guests only
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Main Sessions
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
13:00
13:30
14:00
14:30
15:00
15:30
16:00
16:30
17:00
17:30
18:00
Sunday, June 19, 2005
Monday, June 20, 2005
Session 2: Limited Attendance Sessions
with Master Clinicians
8 parallel Lectures (A-H)
Session 2: Limited Attendance Sessions
with Master Clinicians
6 parallel Lectures (I-N)
Coffee Break
Session 3: Clinical Forum
Concepts and strategies in implant therapy
3a: Surgery
3b: Prosthetics
Session 5: Treatment Planning
5a: In English
5b: In German
Coffee Break
Session 6: Esthetics in implant dentistry
Lunch
Continuation of Session 3
Lunch
Award Ceremony
Continuation of Session 6
Coffee Break
Session 4a:
ITI Research Competition
Session 4b:
Case reports by ITI Scholars
Closing remarks
Limited Attendance Sessions
Breaks/Meals
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Day 1:
Program of the Main Sessions.
Saturday
June 18, 2005
10:00
10:30
10:40
11:10
12:00
12:15
Opening Ceremony
Presentation of the Scientific Program
25 years of ITI – changing the paradigms in implant dentistry
Moving towards a knowledge society
Discussion
Lunch
D. Weingart
D. Buser
E. Hjørting-Hansen
H. Riesenhuber*
GER
CH
DK
GER
* Prof. H. Riesenhuber is a Member of the Parliament, Former Federal Minister for Research and Technology
of the Federal Republic of Germany
Session 1
The new SLActive surface: Basics and clinical applications
Chairmen:
D. Buser, CH; H. Terheyden, GER; T. Taylor, USA
13:30
Loading protocols in implant patients:
Why an osteophylic surface?
The hydrophilicity of the SLActive surface
In-vitro testing of SLActive
Coffee break
Experimental studies with the new SLActive surface
Clinical results with the SLActive surface in a 2-center study
Clinical results with the SLActive surface
Panel discussion
Welcome reception in the ICM
14:00
14:20
15:00
15:30
16:10
16:30
16:50
17:15
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H. P. Weber
J. Geis-Gerstorfer
B. Boyan
USA
GER
USA
D. Cochran
D. Morton
K. Fischer
USA
USA
SWE
Day 2:
Program of the Limited
Attendance Sessions.
Sunday
June 19, 2005
Session 2
7:30
8 parallel lectures (no translation)
Lecture A Pathways to treatment success: Esthetic risk assessment
Lecture B Occlusal concepts and complications with implant restorations
Lecture C Different aspects of sinus floor elevation
Lecture D* Knochendefizite und Implantate: Up-date
Lecture E* Implantatverluste und forensische Aspekte
Lecture F Ridge augmentation procedures in implant patients
Lecture G Fixed implant rehabilitation of the edentulous jaw:
an immediate loading protocol
Lecture H Implants in periodontally compromised patients
9:00
J. Ruskin/W. Martin
T. Taylor/G. Solnit
C.ten Bruggenkate/
J. van Berg/
S. Zijderfeld
R. Kah/C. Foitzik
B. Kreusser/W. Will
D. Shafer
M. Chiapasco
J.P. Bernard/
G. Gallucci
G. Alcoforado
M. Roccuzzo
USA
USA
NL
GER
GER
USA
ITA
CH
P
ITA
Coffee break
* in German
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Day 2:
Program of the Main Sessions.
Sunday
June 19, 2005
Session 3
Clinical Forum: Concepts and strategies of implant therapy
Parallel
Session 3a Innovative surgical procedures related to implant therapy
Chairmen:
9:40
10:00
10:20
10:40
11:00
11:20
11:40
12:00
13:30
13:50
14:10
14:30
14:50
15:10
15:30
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T. Wilson, USA; C. ten Bruggenkate, NL; G. Alcoforado, P
Computer-guided implant placement – a risk/benefit driven
approach in the restoration of the severely resorbed maxilla
Immediate dental implant placement in infected sites:
Exploring the controversy
Soft tissue complications in esthetic implant dentistry
A retrospective analysis of unsplinted Straumann implants
placed in lateral wall sinus grafts followed up to ten years
Immediate loading in partially edentulous patients:
a 12 month clinical study
The radiographic assessment of oral implant patients with
Accuitomo® (Digital Volume Tomography, DVT)
Implant placement during maxillary posterior augmentation:
Unique advantages of the Straumann implants approach
Lunch
Success rate in maxillary full-arch immediate loading cases with Straumann
dental implants increases using three dimensional planning and placement
Incision design in implant dentistry based on vascularization of the mucosa
A new decontamination method for rough implant surfaces
in treatment of peri-implantitis
Sustained release of doxycycline for the treatment of peri-implantitis:
randomised controlled clinical trial
Stability of peri-implant tissues around TE-implants, submitted to immediate
loading, installed in fresh sockets – Prospective study in upper incisors
Neurosensory disturbances following bone harvesting in the symphysis for
subsequent implant placement. A clinical and prospective study
Coffee break
S. Barter
GBR
J. Beagle
F. Boltchi
USA
USA
D. Clem
USA
R. Cornelini
ITA
K. Dula
CH
P. Fugazzotto
USA
J. Ganeles
J. Kleinheinz
USA
GER
M. Matsui
JPN
U. Meyer
GER
P. Tortamano
BRA
Th. von Arx
CH
Day 2:
Program of the Main Sessions.
Sunday
June 19, 2005
Parallel
Session 3b Innovative prosthetic procedures related to implant therapy
Chairmen:
9:40
10:00
10:20
10:40
11:00
11:20
11:40
12:00
13:30
13:50
14:10
14:30
14:50
15:10
15:30
U. Belser, CH; F. Higginbottom, USA; R. Woody, USA
Immediately loaded implants supporting fixed prostheses
in the edentulous maxilla.
An 8–32 month preliminary clinical and radiological report on ITI implants
CAD reconstructions based on i-CEREC
Aesthetic outcomes of immediate implant placements
Immediate implants in the aesthetic zone: where are the limits?
Consideration for improving the fit of prothesis on implants
Clinical considerations of all-ceramic bridges on posterior implants
Immediate loading of SLA surface Straumann dental implants
in partially edentulous patients. A two-year prospective study
Lunch
Long-term clinical experience on magnets with Straumann implants
A systematic review of the survival and complication rates of fixed partial
dentures (FPDs) after an observation period of at least 5 years
Implant restorations on strategic implant abutments
Synergistic applications of osseointegrated implants and orthodontics
Comparing three different dental implant systems in the aesthetic zone
A randomised controlled clinical trial
The Marius implant bridge: A 5-year retrospective clinical study
Coffee break
G. Bergkvist
U. Brägger
Ch. Evans
J. Fabrega
T. Iijima
Y. Kokubo
SWE
CH
AUS
ESP
JPN
JPN
F. Herrero
ESP
R. Leesungsbok
KOR
B. Pjetursson
H. Spiekermann
W. Trumm
CH
GER
GER
D. Wismejer
Y. Fortin
GER
CAN
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Day 2:
Program of the Main Sessions.
Sunday
June 19, 2005
Parallel
Session 4a ITI Research Competition
8 Lectures of 12 minutes each and 3 minutes of discussion
Chairmen:
E. Hunziker, CH; K. Seto, JPN; P. Bullon, ESP; W. Wagner, GER; N.P. Lang, CH
Parallel
Session 4b Session on case reports by ITI Scholars
8 Lectures of 12 minutes each and 3 minutes of discussion
Chairmen:
E. Hjørting-Hansen, DK; C.F. Hämmerle, CH; H.P. Weber, USA
The Scientific Program Committee is inviting submissions. The final program, which will include 8 presented
abstracts, will be decided after all submissions have been reviewed by the committee. Procedures for submission can be found on the next page.
The Scientific Program Committee is also inviting submissions for case presentations from all ITI Scholars.
The committee will likewise review these submissions and select 8 for presentation.
The best presentation from each of the above categories will be awarded a ¤ 1000 prize at
the Symposium.
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Call for Abstracts
(Research Session).
Call for abstracts
for oral presentation
at the Research
Competition.
Each of the eight oral presentations will be 12 minutes in duration followed
by 3-minutes discussion session. Abstracts for the Research Session must
be prepared in English, submitted by March 31, 2005, and should include:
– Full name of presenter
– Full name of co-authors
– Address of presenter
– E-mail address of presenter
– Title of presentation
– Abstract (maximum 1 page in length; use Arial 12-point font)
Selected presenters will be awarded Symposium access and a travel stipend.
A prize of ¤ 1000 will be awarded for the best presentation on the basis
of scientific merit.
The research competition is open to all clinicians and investigators without
age limit. In submitting completed abstract forms, please send by e-mail if at
all possible.
ITI International Team for Implantology
ITI Center
Peter Merian-Weg 10
CH-4002 Basel (Switzerland)
Tel. +41 (0)61 270 83 83
Fax +41 (0)61 270 83 84
[email protected]
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Day 3:
Program of the Limited
Attendance Sessions.
Monday
June 20, 2005
Session 5
7:30
6 parallel lectures (no translation)
Lecture I* Ästhetische Implantatrestaurationen
bei ungünstiger Knochenanatomie
Lecture J* Zusammenarbeit zwischen Kliniker und Zahntechniker
in der Implantattherapie
Lecture K Periodontal disease and implant therapy
Lecture L Immediate implants in partially edentulous patients
Lecture M Implant enhanced orthodontics
Lecture N Tissue regeneration to optimise functional
and esthetic implant therapy
* in German
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M. Gahlert/H. Kniha
GER
J. Röckl/C. Müller
A. Mombelli/G. Salvi
T. Wilson/
F. Higginbottom
H. Wehrbein
F. Celenza
GER
CH
USA
GER
USA
C.F. Hämmerle/R. Jung CH
Day 3:
Program of the Main Sessions.
Monday
June 20, 2005
Parallel
Session 5a Treatment Planning Session: When to keep, when to extract
Chairmen:
9:15
10:30
G. Krekeler, GER; D. Cochran, USA; U. Brägger, CH
4 case presentations by E. Rosenberg, USA; N.P. Lang, CH; W. Wagner, GER; H. Katsuyama, JPN and discussion
Coffee Break
Parallel
Session 5b Therapieplanung in der Implantologie: Wann erhalten, wann extrahieren
Chairmen:
9:15
10:30
H. Schliephake, GER; Th. Flemmig, GER; I. Grunert, A
4 Fall-Präsentationen von H. Weber, GER; G. Wahl, GER; R. Masur, GER; B. Schmid, CH und Diskussion
Coffee Break
Session 6
Esthetics in implant dentistry
Chairmen:
11:00
11:40
12:20
12:50
13:20
13:45
14:45
H. Spiekermann, GER; A. Watkinson, GBR; A. Dickinson, AUS
Anatomic and biologic factors of implant esthetics
Ridge alterations following tooth extractions
Implants in extraction sockets: Immediate implant placement
Implants in extraction sockets: Early implant placement
Discussion
Lunch
Award Ceremony
– Award for the best presentation at the “Clinical forum session surgery”
– Award for the best presentation at the “Clinical forum session prosthetics”
– Winner of the research competition
– Award for the best case presentation by the ITI Scholars
– Winner of the “André Schroeder Prize 2005”
Potential and limitations of esthetic implant restorations
Esthetic rehabilitation of extremely atrophied jaws
Esthetic facial reconstruction with extraoral implants
Panel discussion
Closing remarks
15:00
15:40
16:10
16:40
17:00
D. Tarnow
M. Araujo
St. Chen
D. Buser
USA
BRA
AUS
CH
D. Weingart
GER
U.C. Belser
D. Weingart
St. Dover
CH
GER
GBR
D. Weingart
GER
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The Faculty.
A
Alcoforado, Gil
Araujo, Mauricio Guimaraes
Lisboa
Centro, Maringa
P
BRA
B
Barter, Stephen
Beagle, Jay R.
Belser, Urs
Bergkvist, Göran
Bernard, Jean-Pierre
Boltchi, Farhad E.
Boyan, Barbara D.
Brägger, Urs
Bullón, Pedro
Buser, Daniel
Eastburne
Indianapolis IN
Genève
Norrköping
Genève
Arlington TX
Atlanta GA
Bern
Sevilla
Bern
GBR
USA
CH
SWE
CH
USA
USA
CH
ESP
CH
C
Celenza, Frank
Chen, Stephen T.
Chiapasco, Matteo
Clem, Donald S.
Cochran, David Lee
Cornelini, Roberto
New York NY
Balwyn Vic Melbourne
Milano
Fullerton CA
San Antonio TX
Rimini
USA
AUS
ITA
USA
USA
ITA
D
Dickinson, Anthony
Dover, Stephen
Dula, Karl
Glen Iris
Birmingham
Bern
AUS
GBR
CH
E
F
Evans, Christopher
Brighton, Victoria
AUS
Fabrega, Javier G.
Fischer, Kerstin
Flemmig, Thomas F.
Foitzik, Christian
Fugazzotto, Paul
Madrid
Falun
Münster
Darmstadt
Milton MA
ESP
SWE
GER
GER
USA
A
AUS
BRA
CAN
CH
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Austria
Australia
Brazil
Canada
Switzerland
DK
ESP
GBR
GER
ITA
=
=
=
=
=
Denmark
Spain
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
JPN
KOR
NL
P
SWE
=
=
=
=
=
Japan
Republic of Korea
Netherlands
Portugal
Sweden
G
Gahlert, Michael
Gallucci, German
Ganeles, Jeffrey
Geis-Gersdorfer, Jürgen
Grunert, Ingrid
München
Genève
Boca Raton FL
Tübingen
Innsbruck
GER
CH
USA
GER
A
H
Hämmerle, Christoph H. F.
Herrero, Frederico
Higginbottom, Frank L.
Hjørting-Hansen, Erik
Hunziker, Ernst B.
Zürich
Marbella
Dallas TX
Charlottenlund
Bern
CH
ESP
USA
DK
CH
I
J
K
Iijima, Toshikazu
Chiba
JPN
Jung, Ronald
Zürich
CH
Kah, Robert
Katsuyama, Hideaki
Kleinheinz, Johannes
Kniha, Heinz
Kokubo, Yuji
Krekeler, Gisbert
Kreusser, Bernd
Koblenz-Zentrum
Tokyo
Münster
München
Tsurumi
Freiburg
Aschaffenburg
GER
JPN
GER
GER
JPN
GER
GER
L
Lang, Niklaus P.
Leesungbok, Richard
Bern
Seoul
CH
KOR
M
Martin, William C.
Masur, Ralf
Matsui, Takamichi
Meyer, Ulrich
Mombelli, Andrea
Morton, Dean
Müller, Christian
Gainesville FL
Bad Wörishofen
Miyazaki City
Münster
Genève
Gainesville FL
Gundelfingen
USA
GER
JPN
GER
CH
USA
GER
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The Faculty.
P
R
Pjetursson, Bjarni E.
Bern
CH
Riesenhuber, Heinz
Roccuzzo, Mario
Röckl, Johannes
Rosenberg, Edwin S.
Ruskin, James
Berlin
Torino
Teningen
Philadelphia PA
Gainesville FL
GER
ITA
GER
USA
USA
S
Salvi, Giovanni E.
Schliephake, Henning
Schmid, Bruno
Seto, Kanichi
Shafer, David M.
Solnit, Gary S.
Spiekermann, Hubertus
Bern
Göttingen
Belp
Yokohama
Farmington CT
Beverley Hills CA
Aachen
CH
GER
CH
JPN
USA
USA
GER
T
Tarnow, Dennis D.
Taylor, Thomas D.
ten Bruggenkate, Christiaan
Terheyden, Hendrik
Tortamano, Pedro
Trumm, Wolfgang
New York NY
Farmington CT
Leiderdorp
Kiel
Sao Paulo
Hanau
USA
USA
NL
GER
BRA
GER
V
van den Bergh, Johan
von Arx, Thomas
Nieuwegein
Bern
NL
CH
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W
Wagner, Wilfried
Wahl, Gerhard
Watkinson, Adrian C.
Weber, Hans-Peter
Weber, Heiner
Wehrbein, Heiner
Weingart, Dieter
Will, Christoph
Wilson, Thomas G.
Wismeijer, Daniel
Woody, Ronald D.
Mainz
Bonn
Bristol
Boston MA
Tübingen
Mainz
Stuttgart
Kitzingen
Dallas TX
Ellecom
Dallas
GER
GER
GBR
USA
GER
GER
GER
GER
USA
NL
USA
Y
Z
Fortin, Yvan
Québec
CAN
Zijderveld, S.A.
Breukelen
NL
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Munich –
The Congress City.
www.muenchen.de
Cosmopolitan and proud, life under Munich’s skies holds
a promise for everyone. Trend merges with tradition
to create the magic Munich atmosphere which never
fails to delight. There are many factors that make Munich
an extremely popular city: Outstanding museums, world
famous theatres and orchestras, magnificent churches
and palaces, great shopping opportunities, lovely parks
and gardens, a clear green mountain stream, the river
Isar, that runs right through the city, high-calibre sports
events (Football World Cup 2006!), superb gastronomy,
fun festivals and a first rate tourist infrastructure. And of
course beer, BMW and the FC Bayern Football Club.
It doesn’t come as a surprise then that Munich is one of
Europe’s top destinations for international tourism with
around 70 million visitors a year. They all adore Munich’s
unique mix of high tech and tradition, “Gemütlichkeit”
and Style, beer gardens and trendy night spots. Exploring
the city’s highlights is made easy by the München
Welcome Card. It entitles the guest to use the public
transport and to visit ca. 100 tourist attractions at
reduced admission prices.
Visited all the museums? Done all the shopping?
Walked all the parks? Concluded all the business deals?
Then don’t miss out on Munich’s hinterland. The city
is nestling among delightful green foothills of the Alps
with their inviting lakes, picturesque villages, impressive
monasteries and churches and fairy tale palaces waiting
to enchant every visitor.
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The International
Congress Center (ICM).
www.icm-muenchen.de
Munich, with its sound business environment, is one of
the world’s great cities. The Bavarian capital is not only
the home of more than 4.000 high-tech companies, but
also one of the most important media cities in Europe,
and it has one of the most modern trade fair centres
in the world.
Located in this cosmopolitan city with a special charm
of its own, the ICM is easy to reach and offers both stateof-the-art technology and professional services. This
combination ensures an atmosphere that makes every
event a unique experience. The ICM is directly linked
with the buildings of the New Munich Trade Fair Centre.
With seating for up to 7.000 people, approx. 8.000 sqm
of exhibition space and rooms for 20 to 3.000 people,
the ICM is designed for flexible use. It is one of the most
efficient centres of its kind. Modern architecture meets
all organisers’ and visitors’ requirements. With two lakes
and plenty of green open spaces, the grounds are ideal
for recreation and relaxation. When the weather is fine,
you have a magnificent view of the Alps.
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Transportation.
Travelling to Munich
by Air.
By public transport
(MVV) from the
airport to the City
and ICM.
S
4
Munich Airport
S1
S8
Feldmoching
S U
Around 5600 European and 240 intercontinental flights a week make Munich
an attractive destination. Ninety airlines fly to the Bavarian capital. In the
next few years, air travel between Munich and North America, Asia, Eastern and
Southern Europe is expected to record particularly strong growth. Excellent
domestic air links to and from Munich guarantee perfectly coordinated
connecting flights to destinations worldwide.
At Munich Airport, the station for urban railway lines S1 and S8 is directly
below the Central Area. Trains in the direction of the city centre run at 10-minute
intervals. There are three routes from the airport to the ICM:
S8 / U5 / U2: S8 from the airport to Ostbahnhof. Change to underground U5
(in the direction of Neuperlach Süd) to Innsbrucker Ring (next station).
Change to U2 to the trade fair grounds – Messestadt West. Journey time: approx.
46 minutes.
Route S8 / U2: S8 from the airport to Munich Central Station (Hauptbahnhof ).
Change to underground U2 which takes you directly to the trade fair grounds –
Messestadt West. Journey time: approx. 60 minutes.
U2
Hauptbahnhof
CITY
DB U S
Innsbrucker
Ring
Taxi.
Ost
bahnhof
U S
U
ICM
U2
NEW MUNICH
TRADE FAIR CENTRE
U
Messestadt
West
Ost
U
Route S1 / U2: S1 from the airport to Feldmoching station or Munich Central
Station (Hauptbahnhof ). Change to underground U2 which takes you directly to
the trade fair grounds – Messestadt West. Journey time: approx. 65 minutes.
(Fare: We recommend the use of a day ticket which costs ¤ 9)
If you want to take a taxi from the airport to the ICM, you will find plenty of
taxis in front of the terminals. The journey takes about 35 minutes, depending on
the volume of traffic. If you want to take a taxi from the ICM to the airport
(Central Building), you will find taxi ranks in front of the ICM.
Messe München and the Munich taxi companies have agreed on a fixed fare
of ¤ 48 throughout the year.
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Car rental.
By hire car from the airport to the New Munich Trade Fair Centre/ICM. All the
major car rental firms are represented at Munich Airport. The Car Rental Centre
with its own parking facilities is in front of module A, to the north of car park P6.
If you hire a car, you should take the following route: From Munich Airport follow
the signs “Messe/ICM” on the A92 in the direction of Munich to the motorway intersection Eching/Neufahrn. Then take the A9 in the direction of Munich
to the motorway intersection München-Nord. Continue on the motorway ringroad A99 in the direction of Salzburg to the motorway intersection München-Ost.
Then take the A94 in the direction of Munich to the exit Feldkirchen-West or
München-Riem. The journey takes about 35 minutes, depending on the traffic.
Travelling to the ICM
by Rail.
Flughafen München
S1
S1
Comfortable, fast, safe and environment-friendly. The railway brings you right
into the city centre. The trade fair grounds are about 20 minutes from Munich
Central Station (Hauptbahnhof ) by underground or taxi. At Munich Central
Station you can take the underground U2. The journey to the trade fair grounds
takes about 20 minutes.
Feldmoching
U2
Hauptbahnhof
Nürnberg
A9
Deggendorf
A92
Autobahnkreuz
Neufahrn
ICM
NEW MUNICH
TRADE FAIR CENTRE
U2
Messestadt
West
S
U2
Messestadt
Ost
Autobahnkreuz
Feldmoching
Autobahnkreuz
Eschenried
4
Munich Airport
Autobahnkreuz
Nord
S1
S8
Feldmoching
Stuttgart
A8
Motorway
ringroad east
A99
Mit
tle
re
CITY
Hauptbahnhof
DB U S
Lindau
A96
Innsbrucker
Ring
Airport
shuttle bus
ing
If you travel to Munich by car,
simply follow the trade fair
signs “Messe München/ICM”
from the outskirts and
throughout the city to the ICM.
There you will find plenty of
parking space.
U2
rR
Travelling to the ICM
by car.
S U
Autobahnkreuz
Ost
Ost
bahnhof
U S
U
Garmisch
Partenkirchen
A95
A995 to
the Salzburg
motorway
ICM
Passau
A94
NEW MUNICH
TRADE FAIR CENTRE
U2
U
U
Messestadt
West
Ost
Salzburg
A8
Autobahnkreuz
Süd
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Accommodation.
www.interplan.de/iti05
5-star hotels *****
2
1
4
3
17
8
6
5
4-star hotels ****
28
25
37
13
14
15
31
36
24
Price in ¤
Single
Double
Bayerischer Hof
Promenadeplatz 2–6
ArabellaSheraton Grand Hotel
Arabellastrasse 6
Hilton Park
Am Tucherpark 7
Hotel Königshof
Karlsplatz 25
Hotel Palace
Trogerstrasse 21
Maritim Hotel
Goethestrasse 7
Kempinski Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten
Maximilianstrasse 17
Le Meridien München
Bayerstrasse 41
231,50
278,00
200,00
225,00
239,00
278,00
269,50
399,00
230,00
300,00
210,00
233,00
319,00
383,00
215,00
235,00
198,00
248,00
239,00
278,00
195,00
215,00
225,00
242,00
155,00
180,00
290,00
335,00
170,00
205,00
267,00
284,00
Ambiance Rivoli Hotel
Albert-Roshaupter-Strasse 22
Hilton München City
Rosenheimer Strasse 15
Anna Hotel
Schützenstrasse 1
ArabellaSheraton Airport
Freisinger Strasse 80
ArabellaSheraton Bogenhausen
Arabellastrasse 6
ArabellaSheraton Westpark
Garmischer Strasse 2
Exquisit
Pettenkoferstrasse 3
Holiday INN (former Queens Hotel)
Effnerstrasse 99
22
29
34
30
35
10
32
16
9
21
7
11
12
19
48
26
Price in ¤
Single
Double
Holiday INN City Center (former FORUM Hotel)
Hochstrasse 3
Hotel Bauer
Münchner Strasse 6
Best Western Hotel Cristal
Schwanthalerstrasse 36
Hotel Excelsior
Schützenstrasse 11
Hotel Mercure Orbis
Karl-Marx-Ring 87
Hotel Prinzregent an der Messe
Riemer Strasse 350
INN Side Residence
Humboldtstrasse 12
Marriott Hotel
Berliner Strasse 93
NH Hotel Deutscher Kaiser
Arnulfstrasse 2
Park Inn München Ost (former Country Inn)
Musenbergstrasse 25–27
Rivoli Hotel
Albert-Roshaupter-Strasse 18
Appart Hotel Brudermühlstrasse
Brudermühlstrasse 33
Appart Hotel Heimgartenstrasse
Heimgartenstrasse 14
Eden Hotel Wolff
Arnulfstrasse 4
Best Western Atrium Hotel
Landwehrstrasse 59
K & K Hotel am Harras
Albert-Rosshaupter-Strasse 4
189,00
209,00
155,00
187,00
115,00
140,00
179,00
242,00
190,00
221,00
185,00
215,00
190,00
215,00
133,00
133,00
144,00
173,00
157,00
169,00
175,00
225,00
141,50
178,00
136,50
173,00
118,00
152,00
159,00
199,00
145,00
170,00
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Accommodation.
3-star hotels ***
42
50
27
24
23
38
46
45
40
47
49
41
20
44
39
43
18
33
26
Price in ¤
Single
Double
Alpen Hotel
Adolf-Kolping-Strasse 14
Conrad Hotel de Ville München
Schillerstrasse 10
Derag Hotel Max Emanuel
Rablstrasse 10
Four Points Hotel Central
Schwanthalerstrasse 111
Four Points Hotel Olympiapark
Helene-Mayer-Ring 12
Hotel “Am Moosfeld”
Am Moosfeld 33–41
Hotel Antares
Amalienstrasse 20
Hotel Bristol
Pettenkoferstrasse 2
Hotel Europäischer Hof
Bayerstrasse 31
Hotel Fidelio
Schwanthaler Strasse 82
Hotel Königswache
Steinheilstrasse 7
Hotel Mark
Senefelderstrasse 12
Hotel Präsident
Schwanthalerstrasse 20
Hotel Savoy
Amalienstrasse 25
Hotel Senator
Martin-Greif-Strasse 11
Hotel Wallis
Schwanthalerstrasse 8
Mercure Hotel München Altstadt
Hotterstrasse 4
Seidlhof Landhotel
Johann-Karg-Strasse 45
100,00
120,00
190,00
255,00
105,00
126,00
157,00
193,00
205,00
241,00
150,00
180,00
99,00
129,00
99,00
109,00
Standard 131,50
Comfort 176,50
115,00
157,50
202,00
115,00
109,00
120,00
Basic 126,50
Basic Plus 156,50
139,00
152,00
182,00
159,00
109,00
139,00
120,00
148,00
139,00
159,00
193,00
222,00
139,00
169,00
44
46
9
19
40
39
5
47
41
3
6
30
37
20
8
2
50
18
34
43
42
23
48
31
21
45
16
49
4
36
1
32
14
17
24
25
22
10
36
27
33
15
28
7
26
12
11
13
35
29
27
General Information.
Registration.
Tuition.
Registration will be open in January 2005. All fees are quoted in (¤). The deadline for “early-bird” registration is March 31, 2005. Moreover, we encourage
participants to register through the Internet, offering a reduction of ¤ 30 for
online registration.
www.iti.ch
ITI Member
ITI Fellow
Early registration, Internet (March 31, 2005)
Early registration, fax, letter (March 31, 2005)
Normal registration, Internet
Normal registration, fax, letter
Limited attendance session
¤ 360
¤ 360
¤ 480
¤ 510
¤ 520
¤ 550
¤ 80
The fee includes a bag with the final program and abstract book, coffee breaks,
lunches, welcome reception, access to the main program and free use of the
public transportation.
Registration and
cancellation policy.
On-site registration.
Simultaneous
translations.
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Please register early for the ITI World Symposium 2005. Registrations will be
accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. All cancellations must be submitted
in writing to the Registration office. Cancellation requests, postmarked, faxed
or emailed on or before April 30, 2005 will be refunded with the full tuition
minus ¤100 administration fee. Cancellations received after April 30, 2005 cannot be refunded. “No-shows” will not qualify for refunds.
We recommend that you do not rely on the on-site registration since experience
shows that the event is normally sold out.
We will offer a simultaneous translation service from English into German,
French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Russian. However,
please note that on the second day of the event all parallel sessions will
be translated into German respectively English. This cannot be assured for
the other languages. The “Limited Attendance Sessions” will not be translated
at all.
How do I reserve
my room?
What else has
to be considered?
Payment, Changes
in Reservation
and Cancellations.
When filling out the registration form, please indicate which room category you
prefer. The hotels will be assigned by the administration and guaranteed bookings
accordingly confirmed. All reservations will be processed on a first-come, firstserved basis. If one or several classes are booked up, then we will make a possible
up- or down-grade and will likewise confirm this.
Please consider that making direct reservations at the hotel could cause
difficulties. The Congress organizers have booked large block reservations.
You will not be able to take advantage of the special congress room rate.
The room rate includes breakfast, service and taxes. The bill has to be paid
directly at the hotel prior to departure. Cancellations have to be communicated
in writing to the Registration Office and are free of charge until May 5, 2005
(exceptions please see the congress website). If a pre-payment has already been
made the amount paid will be refunded with a deduction in the amount of ¤ 15.
Please note that the hotel reserves the right to charge any cancellation and/or
change of your booking (also late arrival/early departure) after this date with
a cancellation fee of up to 100%.
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Social Program.
www.interplan.de/iti05
Excursions in and
around Munich.
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For accompanying persons and interested congress participants the following
tours and excursions in Munich and the surroundings are offered:
Deutsches Museum
Temporary Extraordinary Exhibition:
Spare Parts in the Human Body
Friday, June 17, 2005 (afternoon)
¤ 21,00
BMW Driver Training
Friday, June 17, 2005 (afternoon) and
Tuesday, June 21, 2005 (morning)
¤ 259,00
Historical Munich Tour
Saturday, June 18, 2005 (afternoon) and
Monday, June 20, 2005 (morning)
¤ 11,00
Munich City Tour & Castle Nymphenburg
Sunday, June 19, 200 (morning and afternoon)
¤ 49,00
Lake Starnberg / Buchheim Museum / Monastery Andechs
Sunday, June 19, 2005 (full-day)
¤ 98,00
Castle Neuschwanstein & Wies-Church
Sunday, June 19, 2005 (full-day)
¤ 87,00
Old Pinakothek
Saturday, June 18, 2005 (afternoon) and
Sunday, June 19, 2005 (morning)
¤ 14,00
New Pinakothek
Monday, June 20, 2005 (morning)
¤ 17,00
Modern Pinakothek
Sunday, June 19, 2005 (afternoon)
¤ 12,00
Visit of the Brewery Aying
Sunday, June 19, 2005 (afternoon)
¤ 57,00
Castle Schleissheim & Castle Lustheim
Saturday, June 18, 2005 (afternoon)
¤ 40,00
Registration.
We recommend online-registration*: www.interplan.de/iti05/reg.html
* with a deduction of ¤ 30
Print/Type clearly as name badges, certificates and other documents will be produced from this form.
Please use one form per person; photocopy this form for colleagues, if necessary and please fax to:
+49 89 54 82 34–43 or register online.
Participant
Prof.
Dr.
Mr.
Mrs.
Surname
First Name
Clinic/Organization
Address
Post Code
City
Country
Phone
Fax
Email
I Registration Fees
Early Registration
Until March 31, 2005
Participant
ITI Member
ITI Fellow
¤ 510,00
¤ 360,00
¤ 360,00
Late Registration
After March 31, 2005
¤ 550,00
¤ 360,00
¤ 360,00
Sub-Total I ¤
Excerpt of the booking conditions:
INTERPLAN has blocked room allotments for special rates in all hotels listed. Bookings can be done via INTERPLAN by June 15, 2005. Your hotel booking
is only guaranteed if INTERPLAN has either received your credit card details or a deposit payment for the first night per room. A written booking confirmation
will be sent only after the booking is guaranteed.
Cancellations are free of charge until May 5, 2005 (exceptions please see the congress website). If a pre-payment has already been made the amount paid
will be refunded reduced by an administrative fee in the amount of ¤ 15. Please note that the hotel reserves the right to charge any cancellation and/or
change of your booking (also later arrival/earlier departure) after this date with a cancellation fee of up to 100%.
II Registration for the Limited Attendance Session
Sunday
Monday
Lecture A
Lecture B
Lecture C
Lecture D*
Lecture E*
Lecture F
Lecture G
Lecture H
Lecture I*
Lecture J
Lecture K*
Lecture L
Lecture M
Lecture N
Esthetic risk assessment in implant patient
Occlusal concepts for implant restoration
Update on sinus grafting
Augmentationsverfahren bei Implantatpatienten
Implantatverluste und forensische Aspekte
Ridge augmentation procedures in implant patients
Immediate implant restoration in fully endentulous patients
Implants in periodontally compromized patients
Ästhetische Implantatrestaurationen
Communication between clinician and dental technician
Implantatbehandlung beim teilbezahnten Paropatienten
Immediate implant restorations in partially edentulous patients
Use of orthodontic implants: An up-date
Implant placement with simultaneous GBR-procedures
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