6th Dentistry Congress under the patronage of the PTS

The course and treatment of periodontal diseases depends on many local and systemic factors, which either modify the body’s response to dysbiotic dental bacterial biofilm, or may be the cause of periodontal diseases not related to the bacterial factor. See more

The lecture will discuss the diagnostic and therapeutic criteria for periodontal diseases occurring in people with systemic burden and the necessary precautions in the light of the current division of periodontal diseases adopted by the European Federation of Periodontology and the American Academy of Periodontology

During the lecture, the possibilities of appliances and dedicated software in dentistry will be discussed, as well as the analysis of the most important functions of appliances and software, which will make daily diagnostics in a dentist’s office faster, easier and even more accurate. The items that will be highlighted are: View more

• Import and read photos.
• Database management. CS Imaging 8 software – as the central database of all clinical databases.
• Use of diagnostic tools.
• Unique resolutions and Auto Smart technology, i.e. automatic patient dose selection.
• CS MAR system – reducing the amount of metal artifacts and enabling dynamic comparison of photos.
• CS Face Scan – realistic 3D face photos.
• PDIP – automatic linking of scan to CBCT image and 3D model.
• CS Airway – airway assessment module.

In prosthetic and conservative treatment, we try to be less invasive and save tooth tissue. When planning such procedures, we often face the dilemma of refusal or inability to provide orthodontic treatment and the invasiveness of aesthetic procedures due to, for example, the relationship of the front teeth. See more

New technologies offer us interesting solutions. Slight adjustments to the position of the front teeth may allow the use of additive techniques instead of reduction ones. Changing the angle or setting will protect the patient in the future against abrasion or constant crumbling of the fillings. The lecture will be devoted to the possibilities offered by Invisalign Go, planning, protocols and patient qualification for this type of treatment.

The aim of this combination is to improve the orthodontic biomechanics, speed and efficiency in managing complex malocclusions. See more

Compared with conventional fixed braces, clear aligner’s provides improved esthetics, comfort and oral hygiene. On the other hand, clear aligners had some shortages in controlling tooth movement. Extrusion, intrusion and root torque were the most difficult movement, furthermore the range of correction regarding occlusal relationships in particularly overjet, overbite, and bilateral cross bite were lower in clear aligners than with fixed appliances.
A combination between the clear aligners and the fixed Appliances – including Tad´s, RME, and SARA®- can overcome limitations, enlarge the treatment indications as well as reducing the treatment time and relapse.
The characteristics of these two orthodontic appliances as well as the necessity and variations of their combination in managing challenging cases, will be discussed in practical steps supported by treated cases and scientific evidence.

• Contemporary implantological concepts
• Periodontal therapy
• Clinical crown extensions
• Frenulectomies
• Gingival augmentations

Orthodontics as a specialist field of dentistry deals primarily with the diagnosis and treatment of dental and bone malocclusion. Technological development has made it possible to plan treatment in three dimensions. Due to the dynamic development of new treatment methods, more precise diagnostics is required. See more

Using computed tomography, we can more accurately assess and classify orthodontic defects, including disorders of the maxilla and mandible relationship. Often, however, they are not suitable for purely orthodontic treatment, especially when they occur with crowding. Such defects should be treated by an interdisciplinary orthodontic and surgical team.
In most cases, the correction of the position of the jaw leads to a functional and aesthetic improvement. Regenerative medicine, which is already known in reconstructive surgery, is increasingly used in the treatment of orthognathic defects. It is a mistake to ignore skeletal disorders in adult patients in the hope that bone formation can be influenced by orthodontic tooth movement.