29^th Annual World Congress on Dental Medicine & Dentistry October 16-18, 2017 New York, USA

Peter Bongard is a renowned speaker in the field of laser dentistry. He completed his higher education entrance certificate from Gymnasium Adolfinum, Moers in 1988. He also underwent apprenticeship as a paramedic during 1986-1988. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in dentistry in 1993 from Westfälische Wilhelms Universität ,Münster. He has served as an Assistant Doctor at Joint practice Dres. Klotz / Zückler, Duisburg between 1993 – 1995. His interests include periodontology & Laser dentistry.

Success is the summation of missteps that have not been made. (Albert Einstein). Before starting the therapy, it is most important to analyses the correct time for the extraction, the implantation, the augmentation and the connective tissue graft up to the decision for the ideal abutment and the prosthetics. The key point for all this is a special aesthetic analysis at the very beginning. The lecturer presents a master plan for the perfect aesthetics in the high-risk zone and a strategy to avoid periimplantitis.

Liciane Toledo Bello has completed her Master Science in Dentristy. She is working in Dentistry Lasers since twenty years. She is a Clinical Director in the Dentistry departement of the Neomama Institute.

The Modified ILIB, is a modification of original therapy, which introduces a glass fiber into the blood vessel for emission laser radiation. In the modified technique the irradiation is transdermical bringing benefits in realtion to the inflammatory marker. In this case report, over three years, patient MSL, woman with eighty-one years, received ILIB, demonstrated seric lebes of the reactive C protein, starting ar approximately 13 mg/l and gaving this index reced to1,38 mg/l two years later, without any cardiovascular events.

Aye Thwe graduated from Myanmar with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2010. After practicing as a Dentist for 2 years, she came to UK to study at University of Dundee. She received an MRes in Oral Cancer, and progressed into the PhD programme. She is now in the 3rd year of her PhD programme.

Epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) is the process by which cells change shape from being tightly connected epithelial cells to more motile mesenchymal cell. EMT has been reported to facilitate cell migration. Cell motility is an initial first step on the road to metastasis. Epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) has been reported to be overexpressed in oral cancer and is often related with poor prognosis. Epidermal growth factor (EGF) and transforming growth factor (TGFα) are ligands that bind to EGFR and can affect many different cellular processes such as proliferation, migration, apoptosis etc. In this project, cell proliferation, migration, morphology change and EMT makers of HSG, AZA1, HacaT and TYS are measured by cell counting, scratch assay, photographic image capturing and  mmunofluorescence in related with addition of 1 ng/ml, 10 ng/ml, 50 ng/ml of EGF and TGFα incubated at different time point. 10 ng/ml and 50 ng/ml concentration induce morphology change (EMT like phenotype with finger like projection) and increase migration while there is not much difference in cell proliferation. Their morphological changes are completely blocked by 1hour pre-treatment with 5μM Gefitinib (EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitor), 5 μM Erlotinib (EGFR TK inhibitor) and 25 μM PD (MAPK inhibitor) while there is no blockage of cell migration.

Jessica Sidharta was the head of an esthetic dental surgery in Munich with a focus on veneers and bleaching. She is a Lecturer and KOL of edelweiss dentistry. She used edelweiss VENEERs on a regular basis in her own dental office. Nowadays she uses the VENEERs regularly at the edelweiss dentistry in Wolfurt/Austria. Jessica Sidharta had further education with Prof. Dr. Dr. Didier Dietschi and since 2012 she is an established dentist in Ulm with a focus on esthetics.

After different experiences with ceramic restorations, I made amazing experiences with the edelweiss direct veneer system. This system makes your every-day-dentist-work much more easier. Giving your patients a natural bright smile is a fulfilling satisfaction for you as a dentist and of course for your patient. For every situation I have all solutions in my edelweiss direct system every time. With the possibility of every colour individualization and every morphology I can give the patient a beautiful smile back in one appointment, which safe time and costs for the patient and for the dentist.” Jessica Sidharta D.M.D.C.D.T “The edelweiss direct system works together with the teeth, the result is one monoblock in form and function.”

EVERY DAY EXPERIENCE WITH EDELWEISS DIRECT SYSTEM

My experience in practice was that: Often at the end of the day or of the week, you have patients after accidents, mainly young people

with broken anteriors after bike accident or jumping into a swimming pool. With the edelweiss system I have the possibility to give

them smile back in just one appointment without exaggerated costs. Because of the material, which is laser-sintered composite, you can treat minimally-invasive or even non-invasive. The material is not ceramic, that is why you do not need minimal thickness. Necessary grinding can be done on the veneer directly. The material is biocompatible and has the same mechanical features like our teeth. So the dentists have also a solution for patients suffering of bruxism, because of the same flexural modulus like the natural teeth. This system works together with the nature, it is not too much stiff like ceramic. All grinding individualizations and morphology designs are possible. After short polishing you get the perfect shining back. All products of edelweiss dentistry never changed the colour in my experiences since 2011.

Dr. Mashael Bin Hasan graduated with a bachelor’s degree in dentistry from King Saud University in 2004. She completed her masters in operative dentistry in 2010 from the King Saud University where she currently serves as a fulltime lecturer on operative dentistry.

The last two decades have evidenced a paradigm shift in the dental practice that has been guided by a greater understanding of science. There has been a change from patients seeking treatment to elective cosmetic enhancement. The concern in health and beauty has become an important factor that increased the demand for cosmetic dental procedures. In the past, extensive, invasive and expensive dental procedures were required to achieve a beautiful smile. Nowadays, the evolution in restorative materials, adhesives and technologies expanded the treatment  ossibilities for the clinician, treatment options available for the patients and provided simple, conservative and economical solutions to many of the restorative and esthetic challenges.