Astounding success

31 May 2013
Volume 29 · Issue 5

Over 700 delegates, the largest team programme to date and the majority of attendees rating it as ‘Excellent’.

The Association of Dental Implantology held their 25th Anniversary Team Congress in Manchester this May. Over 700 delegates attended the Congress which was themed ‘How long do implants last? Complications, risk management and prognosis’. An impressive line up of speakers helped to answer this question, where topics covered included biological complications, imaging, the use of pink porcelain, short implants, sinus grafting complications, IAN injury and many more.

The Congress, held at the Manchester Central Convention Complex from May 1 - 3 2013, was organised by ADI president Cemal Ucer and his scientific co-ordinator Eddie Scher. They invited the world’s most eminent Implantologists and researchers including Tomas Albrektsson and Franck Renouard in Europe, German Gallucci in the USA and Tara Renton in the UK. 

The congress also included the ADI’s largest team programme to date, with workshops ranging from surgical complications to dental photography in the practice and a technician programme with Christian Coachman from Brazil as lead presenter. 

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