Conference 2025

Schedule:

• Discussion of the aligner system – introduction.
• How to enroll a patient for aligner treatment. Why is the relationship with the patient and office staff important?
• Working with and without a scanner.
• Orthodontic documentation and analysis – in-office procedure.
• Biomechanics of aligners: movement planning, what determines tooth movement, treatment plan verification (tooth movement, attachment type).
• What are auxiliary components for aligner appliances? Is it worth having aligner pliers in the office – solutions if you don't have them?
• Working with technicians. Why do I have an advantage in the market – planning success – laboratory procedure.
• Contracts and declarations to be signed. 
• Patient qualification for aligner treatment. How and when to schedule follow-up appointments.
• Retention.
• Discussion and questions

The workshop will feature a special guest – a dentist with whom I work on overlay treatment. His presence will enrich the workshop with additional clinical perspective and practical examples from his daily work with patients.

Dr. Mateusz Przybylski is an experienced member of the Implant Medical Clinic in Gniezno, specializing in oral surgery, orthodontics, and prosthodontics. He runs the family-owned Implant Medical clinic located at 28 Warszawska Street in Gniezno, which enjoys excellent patient reviews. He is passionate about modern technology – he uses intraoral scanning, 3D printing, and overlay treatment in his practice, which perfectly complements the topics covered during the workshop.

Schedule:

Discussion of the aligner system – introduction.

How to enroll a patient for aligner treatment. Why is the relationship with the patient and office staff important?

Working with and without a scanner.Orthodontic documentation and analysis – in-office procedure.

Biomechanics of aligners: movement planning, what determines tooth movement, treatment plan verification (tooth movement, attachment type).

What are auxiliary components for aligner appliances? Is it worth having aligner pliers in the office – solutions if you don't have them?

Working with technicians. Why do I have an advantage in the market – planning success – laboratory procedure.

Contracts and declarations to be signed. 

Patient qualification for aligner treatment. 

How and when to schedule follow-up appointments.

Retention.

Discussion and questions

The workshop will feature a special guest – a dentist with whom I work on overlay treatment. His presence will enrich the workshop with additional clinical perspective and practical examples from his daily work with patients.

Dr. Mateusz Przybylski is an experienced member of the Implant Medical Clinic in Gniezno, specializing in oral surgery, orthodontics, and prosthodontics. He runs the family-owned Implant Medical clinic located at 28 Warszawska Street in Gniezno, which enjoys excellent patient reviews. He is passionate about modern technology – he uses intraoral scanning, 3D printing, and overlay treatment in his practice, which perfectly complements the topics covered during the workshop.

Schedule:

• Discussion of the aligner system – introduction.How to enroll a patient for aligner treatment. 
• Why is the relationship with the patient and office staff important?
• Working with and without a scanner.
• Orthodontic documentation and analysis – in-office procedure.
• Biomechanics of aligners: movement planning, what determines tooth movement, treatment plan verification (tooth movement, attachment type).
• What are auxiliary components for aligner appliances? Is it worth having aligner pliers in the office – solutions if you don't have them?
• Working with technicians. Why do I have an advantage in the market – planning success – laboratory procedure.
• Contracts and declarations to be signed. 
• Patient qualification for aligner treatment. 
• How and when to schedule follow-up appointments.
• Retention.
• Discussion and questions

The workshop will feature a special guest – a dentist with whom I work on overlay treatment. His presence will enrich the workshop with additional clinical perspective and practical examples from his daily work with patients.

Dr. Mateusz Przybylski is an experienced member of the Implant Medical Clinic in Gniezno, specializing in oral surgery, orthodontics, and prosthodontics. He runs the family-owned Implant Medical clinic located at 28 Warszawska Street in Gniezno, which enjoys excellent patient reviews. He is passionate about modern technology – he uses intraoral scanning, 3D printing, and overlay treatment in his practice, which perfectly complements the topics covered during the workshop.

Schedule:

• Discussion of the aligner system – introduction.
• How to enroll a patient for aligner treatment. Why is the relationship with the patient and office staff important?
• Working with and without a scanner.Orthodontic documentation and analysis – in-office procedure.
• Biomechanics of aligners: movement planning, what determines tooth movement, treatment plan verification (tooth movement, attachment type).
• What are auxiliary components for aligner appliances? 
• Is it worth having aligner pliers in the office – solutions if you don't have them?
• Working with technicians. Why do I have an advantage in the market – planning success – laboratory procedure.
• Contracts and declarations to be signed. 
• Patient qualification for aligner treatment. 
• How and when to schedule follow-up appointments.
• Retention.
• Discussion and questions

The workshop will feature a special guest – a dentist with whom I work on overlay treatment. His presence will enrich the workshop with additional clinical perspective and practical examples from his daily work with patients.

Dr. Mateusz Przybylski is an experienced member of the Implant Medical Clinic in Gniezno, specializing in oral surgery, orthodontics, and prosthodontics. He runs the family-owned Implant Medical clinic located at 28 Warszawska Street in Gniezno, which enjoys excellent patient reviews. He is passionate about modern technology – he uses intraoral scanning, 3D printing, and overlay treatment in his practice, which perfectly complements the topics covered during the workshop.

This lecture is aimed at dentists and investors planning to open or modernize their own dental practice. 

The aim of the meeting is to present practical aspects of office space design that impact work comfort, patient safety, and compliance with sanitary and construction regulations. 

The lecture will cover key topics such as:
• Minimum space and sanitary requirements in accordance with current regulations
• Functional division of the office: registration, waiting room, treatment area, and back office
• Ergonomics of the dentist and assistant's work – avoiding overload and improving efficiency
• Selecting materials and equipment from a durability and hygiene perspective
• Common design mistakes – what to look for
• Aesthetics and interior ambiance – impact on patient comfort and the image of the office. 

The lecture is practical in nature and focuses on the real needs of dentists – both beginners and experienced – who face the challenge of designing a functional, modern, and compliant workspace.

Part I: Step-by-step photo/video protocol - live presentation with the patient.

Part II: Step-by-step live smile design - (Booth F2.44)

During this two-part demonstration, you will learn how to quickly, precisely, and effectively prepare for a comprehensive treatment plan based on collected data, creating a smile design that will help you communicate with both the patient and all members of your team, with particular emphasis on the dental laboratory.

Recognition for our exhibitors: Medal and Diploma Ceremony

This event honors the best of the best, highlighting their contribution to the development of the industry and the presentation of cutting-edge solutions in the following categories:

- Trade Show Premiere: Recognition for exhibitors who introduced innovative products or services at the trade show, presenting them to the general public for the first time.

- Innovation: Recognition for companies that presented groundbreaking technologies or solutions that have the potential to revolutionize the industry.

- Trade Show Exhibit: Awarded for the exceptional design and aesthetics of a stand that stands out for its creativity and attracts the attention of visitors.

This lecture is aimed at dentists and investors planning to open or modernize their own dental practice. 

The aim of the meeting is to present practical aspects of office space design that impact work comfort, patient safety, and compliance with sanitary and construction regulations. 

The lecture will cover key topics such as:

• Minimum space and sanitary requirements in accordance with current regulations

• Functional division of the office: registration, waiting room, treatment area, and back office

• Ergonomics of the dentist and assistant's work – avoiding overload and improving efficiency

• Selecting materials and equipment from a durability and hygiene perspective

• Common design mistakes – what to look for

• Aesthetics and interior ambiance – impact on patient comfort and the image of the office. 

The lecture is practical in nature and focuses on the real needs of dentists – both beginners and experienced – who face the challenge of designing a functional, modern, and compliant workspace.

Part I: Subgingival, stable, thread-free retraction and super-precise occlusion - we'll show you how simple, effective, and repeatable it is.

Part II: Live scanning demonstration with an interesting patient case study- (Booth F2.44)

Is Verti/BOPT scanning with subgingival retraction possible? How can bleeding/exudate from the pockets be completely controlled? How can a bridge with a pontic be correctly designed? What should the proper soft tissue compression be? What should your laboratory know and what data should it have to achieve the final result effectively and without complications? Is a digital facebow sufficient? Or perhaps axiography? All based on proven protocols and a proprietary technique.

Nutrition is not just about prevention — it is an essential part of effective treatment. In modern dentistry, treating symptoms alone is no longer enough. It is necessary to address the root cause. This lecture will help participants understand why the role of a clinical dietitian is becoming crucial in everyday dental practice. It will explore how proper nutrition can actively support the healing process, improve tissue regeneration, and help prevent relapses.

This lecture is aimed at dentists and investors planning to open or modernize their own dental practice.

The aim of the meeting is to present practical aspects of office space design that impact work comfort, patient safety, and compliance with sanitary and building regulations.

The lecture will cover key topics, such as:
• Minimum space and sanitary requirements in accordance with current regulations
• Functional division of the office: registration, waiting room, treatment area, and back office
• Ergonomics of the dentist and assistant's work – avoiding overload and improving efficiency
• Selecting materials and equipment from a durability and hygiene perspective
• Common design mistakes – what to look for
• Interior aesthetics and ambiance – impact on patient comfort and the image of the office

The lecture is practical in nature and focuses on the real needs of dentists – both beginners and experienced – who face the challenge of designing a functional, modern, and regulatory-compliant workspace.

Available tax reliefs and deductions – how dental practices can take advantage of tax relief.

Cost optimization in dental practice – financial management strategies that help reduce tax burdens.

Regulatory changes and their impact on the dental sector – an analysis of new tax regulations and their impact on dental practices.

Examples of practical solutions in various dental business models – how different types of practices (individual, chain) can benefit from various forms of tax support.

"1. Introduction to 3D printing in dentistry - possibilities and applications in prosthetics.

2. Artificial intelligence in prosthetic design - an overview of cloud-based tools.

3. Same-day dentistry workflow - how to shorten treatment to a single visit."

Modern medical practice requires physicians not only to possess clinical knowledge but also to develop a personal brand, understand the law, and be open to new technologies.

During the lecture, participants will learn:how to effectively and ethically build an image online and on social media,what the legal framework is for physicians' online presence and communication with patients,how to utilize artificial intelligence in medical practice while ensuring compliance with regulations (AI Act, GDPR),what prospects international development offers physicians – publications, conferences, specializations, and foreign grants.

Detailed program:

5 min – Introduction: Changes in medicine and the need for adaptation.

20 min – Brand and media in medicine: how to create a professional online image (Anna Kurek) + legal aspects (Patrycja Jabłońska).

20 min – Artificial intelligence in medical practice: examples from the practice and analysis of the legal framework for implementation.

10 min – An international perspective on a physician's career: development paths, specializations, publications, collaborations International.

5 min – Summary and practical implementation tips.