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The 7th PTS Congress of Dentistry is a key event for dentists and specialists, presenting the latest developments and innovations in dentistry, paving the way for new treatment methods and upgrading skills.

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Lectures and workshops for dental assistants and hygienists, led by experienced practitioners. Gain practical skills that will raise standards of dental care and customer satisfaction.

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Companies present innovations and techniques that are revolutionizing the dental industry. Anything that will optimize and simplify work in offices and raise the standard of patient service.

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PTS Congress

The 7th PTS Congress of Dentistry is a key event for dentists and specialists, presenting the latest developments and innovations in dentistry, paving the way for new treatment methods and upgrading skills.

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VII Eduasyst Congress

Lectures and workshops for dental assistants and hygienists, led by experienced practitioners. Gain practical skills that will raise standards of dental care and customer satisfaction.

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Novelty presentations from exhibitors

Companies present innovations and techniques that are revolutionizing the dental industry. Anything that will optimize and simplify work in offices and raise the standard of patient service.

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Exhibitor Catalog

This is a comprehensive overview of the companies and institutions participating in the 2024 event. Take a look at the full list of exhibitors.

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Congress Program

Partner Merytoryczny

Date 5-7.09.2024Hall BConference Hall 6

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Endodontic session - Thursday 05.09.2024

10.00-10.30

Opening of the conference

10:30-11:30

lek. dent. Grzegorz Witkowski

"Endodontics without instrumentation".

During the lecture, I will try to answer the question of how far we can go in our minimal endodontic invasion. I will show the limitations and possibilities posed to us by modern endodontics and answer the question of whether instrumentless endodontics is possible at all. This is all based on available scientific evidence and clinical experience. See you at the lecture.

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11:30-12:30

lek. dent. Mariya Kubatska

"Anatomical puzzles: type C canals, radix endomolaris, radix paramolaris and sagittal premolars".

Both type C, Radix Ento and Paramolaris canals, as well as three-rooted premolars are among the rare anatomical variations, and require endodontic cases. The presentation outlines the incidence, anatomical variations, classifications, and advice on endodontic treatment of these cases.

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12.30-14.00

Break

14:00-15:00

lek. dent. Joanna Kowalska

"Proven solutions, new technologies - that is, endodontic instrumentation in a new guise."

Endodontic instrumentation includes a wide range of tools using ever newer technologies. There are a lot of interesting products that facilitate and speed up the work of the endodontist. Contribution devoted to novelties in the world of endodontics, as well as non-standard use of standard instruments - useful tips & tricks in the clinician's eye.

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15:00-16:00

dr n. med. Hubert Gołąbek

"Diagnostics in Endodontics".

Diagnosis is an indispensable and very often crucial stage of medical management for undertaking proper treatment of a patient. It is the correct diagnostic action that allows us to implement the appropriate therapeutic protocol. The correct diagnosis of the condition of the pulp or periapical tissues of the tooth, which we initially identify as the cause of potential complaints reported by the patient, is often a challenge due to the high degree of subjectivity in the answers given by the patient - both during the collected history and part of the diagnostic tests performed. The lecture will aim to give the audience an overview of modern diagnostics in endodontics, both conventional and microsurgical endodontics.

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Implantology session - Friday 06.09.2024

10.00-10.15

Opening of the second day of the conference

10.15-11.00

dr n. med. Arkadiusz Krężlik, DICOI

Impact of developments in implant restoration technology and materials in advanced atrophy of edentulous dental arches conference day

From the lecture you will learn:

  • how to correctly qualify a patient for the removal of mineralised deposits
  • how to set the tip
  • how to work to make the procedure safe and pleasant
  • how to avoid the most common errors in working with the scaler.

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11.30-12.30

dr n.med. Andrzej Szwarczyński, M.Sc., DICOI, prezydent PSI

Evolution of the use of augmentation procedures in our own material

We associate modern implantology with the year 1966, when Prof. Braenemark began research on intraperiosteal implants. However, trials were already being carried out with razor or subperiosteal implants. The development of modern methods of bone augmentation and soft tissue management has made it possible to place implants in cases of even significant bone loss. The advanced age of the patient and extreme bone loss, as well as the development of modern implant manufacturing techniques, have again led researchers to work on subperiosteal implants, prepared on the basis of CBCT examinations and intraoral scans. Such restorations can be loaded on the day of surgery, eliminating the waiting time needed for bone and implants to engraft.

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12.30-13.30

Break

13.30- 14.15

dr hab. n.med. Aleksandra Nitecka-Buchta, prezeska PTNDŻ

Complications of implant treatment in patients with bruxism

Possible implantoprosthetic complications occurring during and after treatment of patients with bruxism will be presented. In order to increase the safety of implantoprosthetic reconstructions and to improve the predictability of the reconstructive procedures carried out, additional modern diagnostic methods and a protocol for the management of difficult cases will be presented. The current state of knowledge on the relationship between the occurrence of bruxism and the risk of implantoprosthetic complications will also be updated.

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14.15-15.00

Dr hab. n. med. Kornel Krasny, prezes OSIS

Radiological Image A Clinical Image - The Clinician's Pulse Through the Eyes of a Forensic Expert.

Some errors and treatment failures are due to poor choice of radiological diagnostics. The lecture will demonstrate the drawbacks of imaging (in surgery , implantology, restorative dentistry and prosthodontics) on specific cases, comparing them on other diagnostic images or most accurately: the clinical image. Does radiology cheat? How did it affect the planning and course of treatment, why did some of them end up in Courtrooms. We will not avoid problems, but it is worth minimising them and being able to justify our choice of diagnostics.

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15.00-15.45

dr Magdalena Gryka-Deszczyńska, DICOI

Titanium in a blaze of light. Laser-assisted implant treatment.

‘Implant treatment over the last decades has become a very good, well-studied way of replacing single or multiple missing teeth. Current implant science focuses on achieving the fastest possible healing process and the prevention and treatment of peri-implantitis.th them? Are they worth the price?’
Low- and high-power lasers have a very wide range of uses in the implant treatment process. At the beginning of treatment, we can use them in the osseointegration process, through Low Level Laser Therapy, successively for implant uncovering, soft tissue grafting around implants as well as supportively during the treatment of periimplantitis. Do lasers really give us more options? Will we get better treatment results wi

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10.30-11.30

Prof. Ingrid Różyło-Kalinowska | Uniwersytet Medyczny w Lublinie

A radiant smile - are you afraid of exposure to ionising radiation in dental radiology?

Since the dawn of time, mankind has lived with exposure to ionising radiation from natural sources, and the human body's defence mechanisms are adapted to combat its harmful effects. However, with the introduction of tests based on ionising radiation and natural radioactivity into the diagnostic arsenal, exposure to radiation from its artificial sources has emerged. The aim of this lecture is to provide up-to-date information on exposure to ionising radiation in dental radiology.
The lecture will present information on natural and artificial sources of radiation, among them dental radiology against the background of medical radiology and nuclear medicine in terms of exposure dose. The individual radiation exposure from, for example, a single intraoral radiograph is very low, however, due to the frequent use of radiological examinations in dentistry, the dose to an individual may be much higher. The ALADA principle should be followed, which states that examinations using ionising radiation are performed at as low a radiation dose as is acceptable from a diagnostic point of view. All referrals for radiological examinations must be justified and the dose optimised.

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11.30-12.00

Prof. Franciszek Burdan | Centrum Onkologii Ziemi Lubelskiej w Lublinie

Teeth are not everything - CBCT with a radiologist's eye

Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT), although not yet the gold standard and first-line examination in dentistry, is very frequently used. When ordering a CBCT examination, the dentist chooses the imaging field, small, medium or large, depending on the clinical needs. According to the guidelines of numerous scientific societies, the smallest possible imaging field should always be chosen in order to reduce the exposure dose to the patient. Limiting the imaging field also means that the dentist focuses on assessing the teeth and their supporting tissues.
However, it is sometimes necessary to use a medium to large imaging field, and thus the diagnostic images obtained include, in addition to the teeth and alveolar processes, other anatomical structures of the craniofacial part, such as the temporal bone, skull base, nasal sinuses, or cervical spine. Pathological changes also occur in these structures, and their detection goes beyond the dentist's knowledge gained in pre- and postgraduate training. The aim of this lecture is to present the pathological changes that can be encountered in large-field imaging CBCT examinations, from a radiologist's point of view.

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12.00-12.30

Break

12.30-13.30

dr hab. Tomasz Kulczyk | Uniwersytet Medyczny im. Karola Marcinkowskiego w Poznaniu

X-ray diagnosis of the temporomandibular joint.

The temporomandibular joint is one of the regions of interest for dentists of various specialities. X-ray diagnosis of the joint provides important information on the anatomy of the joint, the presence of abnormalities as a result of systemic diseases, as well as those directly related to oral health.
In the first part of the lecture, the principles of performing and interpreting temporomandibular joint examinations using two-dimensional methods such as panoramic X-rays and transcranial projection X-rays in close-up and open positions will be presented. In the following section, three-dimensional X-ray diagnostic methods using cone beam tomography (CBCT) will be discussed. Indications for the use of CBCT with small, medium and large imaging fields will be presented. Examples of temporomandibular joint diagnosis in osteoarthritis, cases of facial asymmetry, congenital cranial defects, conditions qualifying for orthognathic surgery and the appearance of the joint in the course of certain rheumatic diseases will be presented. In addition, the limitations of individual diagnostic methods , which may be derived from the examination technique and patient movement artefacts, will also be discussed. In the final section, the current possibilities of analysing examinations using artificial intelligence algorithms and potential future developments of this technology will be presented.

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13.30-14.00

DISCUSSION

Congress programme

Event partner

Date 6-7.09.2024Hall B

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10:30 - 12:30

mgr Renata Dziedzicka
mgr Agnieszka Stącel-Stępniewska
certified hygienist Patrycja Cabaj

HEALTH STARTS IN THE ORAL - effective solutions for good hygiene. Mechanical and chemical control of biofilm

A MORE INFORMED APPROACH TO PREVENTIVE ORAL CARE
The training will cover the most important topics in professional oral hygiene.
The professional dental practitioner, dental hygienist who wants to stand out for his or her skills and professionalism, must act as a true 'personal oral health coach', building a path of education and motivation for home oral hygiene, tailored individually to each patient.
The practitioner workshop will provide the opportunity to work on oral hygiene tools, practice the skills, learn lessons and identify principles for effective application of the skill in the office with the patient.
Instruction in the correct selection of tools for mechanical and chemical oral hygiene: effectiveness, convenience and efficiency (with direct involvement of participants) is the main objective of this meeting.
Individual instruction includes:
Cleaning smooth tooth surfaces with a classic toothbrush
Professional measurement of interdental spaces
Use and selection of suitable interdental brushes
1-on-1 technique - cleaning with a single-bristle toothbrush.

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12:30 - 13:30

BREAK

13:30 - 14:30

Katarzyna Ostrowska - dr n.med. hig.stom.

The use of artificial intelligence in patient motivation

A motivated and cooperative patient is not only part of an enjoyable job, but also of the spectacular results that can be achieved in oral hygiene. So how can we increase patient involvement in the toothbrushing process? Modern technologies using the iO magnetic toothbrush and artificial intelligence are the answer!
During the workshop, the participant will have the opportunity to:
- try out applications of artificial intelligence,
- understand how, who and in which clinical situations benefits from the use of new technologies.
Special gifts will be provided for those who actively participate in the workshop.

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15.00-16.00

Katarzyna Ostrowska - dr n.med. hig.stom.

The use of artificial intelligence in patient motivation

A motivated and cooperative patient is not only part of an enjoyable job, but also of the spectacular results that can be achieved in oral hygiene. So how can we increase patient involvement in the toothbrushing process? Modern technologies using the iO magnetic toothbrush and artificial intelligence are the answer!
During the workshop, the participant will have the opportunity to:
- try out applications of artificial intelligence
- understand how, who and in which clinical situations benefits from the use of new technologies.
Special gifts will be provided for those who actively participate in the workshop.

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10:30 - 11:15

Olga Grabowska

Airflowing in the management of oral biofilm

11:15 - 12:00

Katarzyna Ostrowska - dr n.med. hig.stom.

Dental prophylaxis of adolescence

"Dental prophylaxis during adolescence".
At the upcoming Eduasys event, I will have the pleasure of giving a lecture dedicated to dental hygienists, focusing on dental prophylaxis during adolescence. Adolescence is a time of many changes, not only emotional and physical, but also within the oral cavity. During this period, specific dental problems arise that require special attention and dedicated hygiene and preventive treatments. This lecture aims not only to provide theoretical knowledge, but also practical tips that clinicians can apply in their daily work. Through education and appropriate preventive treatments, we can collectively contribute to improving the oral health of patients during adolescence.

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12:05 - 12:50

mgr Renata Dziedzicka

Biosmalto as a modern look at bioactive remineralisation of hard dental tissues - enamel and dentin

From the first stage of tooth eruption, the enamel and dental tissues are exposed daily to factors such as bacterial plaque, food, acidic substances, chewing and poor oral hygiene practices. The single or combined action of these aggressive factors can lead to the loss of mineral substances from the surface, resulting in weakened tooth structure and reduced chewing ability.

In such cases, the Curasept Biosmalto series comes to the rescue, which, as a professional, you should be very familiar with in order to best improve the oral health of severely demineralised

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12:50 - 13:00

Break

13:00 - 13:45

Paweł Gierczak

Relationship building and effective communication with the patient

Lecture description:

  • First impression and its influence on the relationship with the Patient.
  • Characteristics and methods of working with different types of Patient.
  • Strategies for dealing with difficult conversations and situations.
  • Emotional intelligence

The lecture is aimed at professionals at any level of experience who want to strengthen their communication skills and learn how to effectively build relationships with Patients to provide an even higher standard of care.

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13:50 - 14:35

Jolanta Bartoszuk

Sustaining the whitening effects

Whitening is an aesthetic procedure that greatly improves the wellbeing and confidence of patients. Performing it efficiently and following procedures to avoid complications is a very important skill for the operator. The patient, on the other hand, must be committed to proper hygiene and following post-operative instructions to maintain the whitening effect for the long term. In this lecture you will learn
- what teeth whitening is,
- what the success of the whitening process depends on,
- how the patient qualifies for the procedure,
- what are the whitening methods,
- what a white diet is,
- what the success of the whitening process depends on,
- what a "colour refresh" is,
- what home hygiene after bleaching should look like and what utensils should be used,
- what are the dedicated oral hygiene products for maintaining the whitening effect,
- what are the substances in oral hygiene products that hinder tooth colour changes,
- what to warn patients wishing to maintain the whitening effect for as long as possible.

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14:40 - 15:40

BSc. Alicja Chudziak, Higienistka Stomatologiczna

Motivating the periodontal patient - 5 top tips that will change your work!

Do you find that patients with periodontal disease do not attend their scheduled appointments? Do you feel helpless when you explain the importance of caring for their gums and your message falls on deaf ears?
It is time for a change! You are invited to a lecture where you will discover 5 proven strategies to motivate periodontal patients.
You will learn:
- How to communicate effectively with patients about periodontal disease and build a trusting relationship with them.
- How to use proven strategies to get patients internally motivated to take care of their oral health.
- How to use modern tools and technology to help patients understand their disease and treatment management.
- How to motivate patients for long-term cooperation and prevention of periodontal disease using high-quality oral hygiene products.

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11:00 - 12:30

BSc. Alicja Chudziak, Higienistka Stomatologiczna

Perio workshop - probing, the first step in the diagnosis of periodontal disease.

- You will learn how to use the periodontal probe correctly.
-You will learn how to use the CPITN index and fill in the perio card.
- You will learn the algorithm for the management of gingivitis and periodontitis, which is based on current European Periodontal Federation guidelines.
- You will learn the gold standard for mechanical and chemical control of biofilm in periodontal patients

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11:00 - 12:00

Olga Chorzewska
Justyna Stelmaszczuk

Personality Types versus Career Paths for Dental Assistants and Hygienists: How to succeed using your strengths

Wondering how your natural aptitude can influence your career development?
Want to better understand why some tasks come easily to you and others require more effort?
In this workshop, we'll discover how different personality types affect your choice of career path and how you can use your unique traits to succeed. Discover your strengths and learn how to turn them into real achievements!

Free entry by pre-registration: sign up

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12:30 - 15:00

Anna Hajduk Więckowicz

Holistic approach to the orthodontic patient

Exhibitor Presentation Programme

Select a day to see the detailed programme

12:00 - 13:00

Hypnodent, or hypnosis in dentistry

Polska Akademia Rozwoju Osobistego | lek. dent. Tomasz Falkowski
Polska Akademia Rozwoju Osobistego | Artur Makieła

13:00 - 14:00

How much does the owner of a dental office earn, or how can technology increase the office's profits on patient visits and cooperation with the doctor?

Dent's Play - lek.dent. Aleksandra Deżakowska

14:00 - 15:00

How to avoid costly mistakes when setting up a modern dental facility?

XDENTAl - Łukasz Kupian
DNA Architekci - Dominika Skałuba

11:30 - 12:00

Prosthodontic autonomy of the practice in digital protocols - integration of the intraoral scanner with modern 3D printing.

3D Phoenix - Cyprian Seliga

12:00 - 12:30

What should you know about scanning and vertipreparation retraction?" The use of the scanner for vertipreparation retraction in the teeth grinding process.

Leader: dentist Paweł Szuba-Paszkiewicz

12:30 - 13:00

Cogito, ergo - I order! Angled medical magnifiers in the Seliga Optical range.

Seliga Optical - dr Bogna Bohdanowicz

13:30 - 14:00

Safety in day-to-day work with 3D printing resins.

Syntegre - mgr Kacper Włodarek
3D Phoenix - Paweł Tarkowski

14:00 - 15:00

Innovative Pierre Fabre Oral Care products in orthodontic therapy

Pierre Fabre Group - Marta Urbańska

15:00 - 15:30

How to create your own practice. From location to opening.

ROMIDENT

10:30 - 11:00

Presentation of a network service for dental patients and practices.

wizytanajuz.pl Marek Liberski - Project Manager

11:00 - 12:00

Constructive dialogue with the patient, i.e. Planmeca DSD smile design using the Planmeca Emerald S structural scanner in Romexis software

DENTEQ - Łukasz Jodkowski

12:00 - 12:30

"Digital prosthetics under magnification - a must have!". The use of dental magnifiers in digital prosthetics.

Prowadzący: lek. dent. Paweł Szuba-Paszkiewicz

14:00 - 15:00

How much does the owner of a dental office earn, or how can technology increase the office's profits on patient visits and cooperation with the doctor?

Dent's Play - lek.dent. Aleksandra Deżakowska

15:00 - 16:00

How to avoid costly mistakes when setting up a modern dental facility?

XDENTAl - Łukasz Kupian
DNA Architekci - Dominika Skałuba

10:30 - 11:00

How to avoid costly mistakes when setting up a modern dental facility?

XDENTAl - Łukasz Kupian
DNA Architekci - Dominika Skałuba

11:00 - 11:30

How to easily position a patient for CT scans - the new Planmeca Viso family of CT scanners in action.

DENTEQ - Łukasz Jodkowski

11:30 - 12:30

Hypnodent, or hypnosis in dentistry

Polska Akademia Rozwoju Osobistego | lek. dent. Tomasz Falkowski
Polska Akademia Rozwoju Osobistego | Artur Makieła

12:30 - 13:30

Designing 3D models from an in-situ scanner in Meshmixer.

Syntegre - mgr Kacper Włodarek
3D Phoenix - lic. tech. dent. Przemysław Grabowski

13:30 - 14:30

Lumoral - Photodynamic revolution in dentistry

Lumoral | Adrian Wolbiś
Lumoral | Wojciech Ślusarczyk

14:30 - 15:00

How to create your own practice. From location to opening.

ROMIDENT

15:00 - 16:00

How much does the owner of a dental office earn, or how can technology increase the office's profits on patient visits and cooperation with the doctor?

Dent's Play - lek.dent. Aleksandra Deżakowska