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The aim of this course is to give participants an insight into a close cooperation between different dental specialties and to show the management of demanding interdisciplinary cases. As many of the shown patients are teenagers and young adults, avoidance of implants might prove to be of great importance. Alternative methods and techniques of tooth replacement such as the usage of deciduous teeth, decoration, tooth transplantation, adhesive bridges will be thoroughly discussed in connection with highly advanced orthodontic therapy.
This course will begin with an outline of interdisciplinary treatment planning and intertwining cooperation of different dental specialties which will be followed by an in depth immersion into the traits of the particular cooperating disciplines explained by the respective specialists. This will include orthodontics, surgery, periodontology, implants and restorative techniques. These individual bricks will then be used to build the house of interdisciplinary treatment. This unique course will be closed on the second day by a treatment planning session where participants will work in groups to develop a treatment plan for a specific pacient. All necessary data will be provided. After presenting a proposed treatment plan by a group member, the actual treatment will be shown and thoroughly discussed by the speakers and participants.

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Dr. Jan Streblov

Praha, Czech Republic
3. Okt. 2025
09:0010:30
Interdisciplinary treatment planning - a systematic approach and cooperation Dr. Jan Streblov
10:3011:00
Coffee Break
11:0012:30
Biology in orthodontics - principles, approaches and goals. Ass. Prof. Dr. Ivo Marek
12:3013:30
Lunch
13:3015:00
Introduction into tooth transplantation - part I (outline & surgical part) Dr. Jan Streblov, Dr. Dr. Michal Novosad
15:0015:30
Coffee Break
15:3017:00
Introduction into tooth transplantation - part II (an interplay between surgical and restorative part) Dr. Jan Streblov
17:3018:15
A tour through the 3DK Dental Clinic
19:0023:00
Dinner
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Dr. Jan Streblov

Praha, Czech Republic
4. Okt. 2025
09:0010:30
Dental implants as and indispensable part of interdisciplinary treatment planning
10:3011:00
Coffee Break
11:0012:30
Group Work I - Treatment Planning and Case Presentations
12:3013:30
Lunch
13:3015:00
Group Work II - Treatment Planning and Case Presentations
15:0015:30
Coffee Break
15:3017:00
Management of Rare and Highly Complex Cases
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Ass. Prof. Dr. Ivo Marek PhD

Tschechien, Břeclav

Dr. Ivo Marek graduated with a degree in Dentistry from the Faculty of Medicine at Palacky University in Olomouc in 1990. He completed a three-year training program for Orthodontics in 1999 and finished his postgraduate study of Orthodontics at the Orthodontic Department of Dental School at Palacky University in Olomouc in 2007, where he earned his PhD. Dr. Marek runs his Private Dental Clinic in Breclav, where he focuses on interdisciplinary dental care and tooth autotranplantation. Above all, he focuses on the collaboration of orthodontists with periodontists and implantologists. Dr. Marek works as an Assistent Professor at the Orthodontic Department of Dental School, Palacky University, in Olomouc, in both graduate and postgraduate study programs. In addition, he is a part-time teacher at Charles University's Faculty of Medicine, in Prague. He has published more than 60 articles and has given over 250 lectures in the Czech Republic and abroad (Poland, U.S.A, Taiwan, Singapure, Holland, England, Slovakia, Italia, Bulgaria, Estonia, Australia, Malta, etc...). Dr. Marek is a Vice President of the Czech Orthodontic Society, and not only a member of the European Orthodontic Society, but also the American Associon of Orthodontists, the World Orthodontic Society and European Aligner Society. In 2007, he was appointed Honorary Member of the Implantology Club of Czech Republic for the partnership between the fields of orthodontics and implantology. Furthermore, he is a member of the editorial board of the journal “Ortodoncie” (Orthodontics) and reviewer of the journal “Ortodoncie” and The Angle Orthodontist, European Journal of Orthodontics and Journal of Aligner Orthodontics. He is member of the accreditation committee of the Ministry of Healthcare and a representative of the Czech Orthodontic Society in EFOSA, as well as an AAO Ambassador since 2016. He was member of Council of European Orthodontic Society 2016-2022 and he is member of Council of EFOSA.

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Dr. Dr. Michal Novosad

Tschechien, Břeclav
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Dr. Jan Streblov

Tschechien, Praha
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The aim of this course is to give participants an insight into a close cooperation between different dental specialties and to show the management of demanding interdisciplinary cases. As many of the shown patients are teenagers and young adults, avoidance of implants might prove to be of great importance. Alternative methods and techniques of tooth replacement such as the usage of deciduous teeth, decoration, tooth transplantation, adhesive bridges will be thoroughly discussed in connection with highly advanced orthodontic therapy.
This course will begin with an outline of interdisciplinary treatment planning and intertwining cooperation of different dental specialties which will be followed by an in depth immersion into the traits of the particular cooperating disciplines explained by the respective specialists. This will include orthodontics, surgery, periodontology, implants and restorative techniques. These individual bricks will then be used to build the house of interdisciplinary treatment. This unique course will be closed on the second day by a treatment planning session where participants will work in groups to develop a treatment plan for a specific pacient. All necessary data will be provided. After presenting a proposed treatment plan by a group member, the actual treatment will be shown and thoroughly discussed by the speakers and participants.

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The aim of this course is to give participants an insight into a close cooperation between different dental specialties and to show the management of demanding interdisciplinary cases. As many of the shown patients are teenagers and young adults, avoidance of implants might prove to be of great importance. Alternative methods and techniques of tooth replacement such as the usage of deciduous teeth, decoration, tooth transplantation, adhesive bridges will be thoroughly discussed in connection with highly advanced orthodontic therapy.
This course will begin with an outline of interdisciplinary treatment planning and intertwining cooperation of different dental specialties which will be followed by an in depth immersion into the traits of the particular cooperating disciplines explained by the respective specialists. This will include orthodontics, surgery, periodontology, implants and restorative techniques. These individual bricks will then be used to build the house of interdisciplinary treatment. This unique course will be closed on the second day by a treatment planning session where participants will work in groups to develop a treatment plan for a specific pacient. All necessary data will be provided. After presenting a proposed treatment plan by a group member, the actual treatment will be shown and thoroughly discussed by the speakers and participants.

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The aim of this course is to give participants an insight into a close cooperation between different dental specialties and to show the management of demanding interdisciplinary cases. As many of the shown patients are teenagers and young adults, avoidance of implants might prove to be of great importance. Alternative methods and techniques of tooth replacement such as the usage of deciduous teeth, decoration, tooth transplantation, adhesive bridges will be thoroughly discussed in connection with highly advanced orthodontic therapy.
This course will begin with an outline of interdisciplinary treatment planning and intertwining cooperation of different dental specialties which will be followed by an in depth immersion into the traits of the particular cooperating disciplines explained by the respective specialists. This will include orthodontics, surgery, periodontology, implants and restorative techniques. These individual bricks will then be used to build the house of interdisciplinary treatment. This unique course will be closed on the second day by a treatment planning session where participants will work in groups to develop a treatment plan for a specific pacient. All necessary data will be provided. After presenting a proposed treatment plan by a group member, the actual treatment will be shown and thoroughly discussed by the speakers and participants.

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