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The IX.FORESTADENT Symposium in one of Germany’s most beautiful vacation regions.Pforzheim/Black Forest 21. – 23. September 2017

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E A cuckoo is calling; a creek whispering and shafts of sunlight are twinkling between the fir trees like the precious gold of a gem or that of a perfect smile. Life can hardly be any more beautiful than in the Black Forest.

Dear Doctor

Welcome to our home town. 2017 is a special year for FORESTADENT. As a family owned company we celebrate our 110th anniversary. Coming from fabrication of unique pieces of jewellery we have evolved over time to a man-ufacturer of high precision dental products for ortho-dontics. The Black Forest, is one of the most beautiful holiday regions of the world, where we have spanned the bridge between tradition and modernity. Join us on a trip through 250 years of tradition in the Goldtown Pforzheim, a trip to tomorrow and through Black Forest tradition.This is a very special occasion for FORESTADENT and we thank you for joining us to have an insight into three centuries of tradition and a glance into the future.

Your sincerely

Stefan FoersterFORESTADENT Bernhard Foerster GmbH

BLACK FOREST

The Black Forest is one of the most disarming holiday regions and offers something for each and every taste. Embedded in a nature which is breath-taking in it‘s morning mist and with sunsets that create pleasant anticipation of the coming day. Once it was kings coming to the Black Forest and today it is style-loving people from all over the world. You can indulge in the many old traditions but also just enjoy solitude and silence.

The Trink- und Kurhalle (former pump room)

of Bad Wildbad, location for the “Gala-Dinner”.

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PFORZHEIMThe Goldtown Pforzheim is often called the gateway to the Black Forest. For 110 years our family owned company has been based here. From here one can climb the lush green mountains, look into en-chanting valleys or take a bath in hot springs.

Pforzheim is located on the northern edge of the Black Forest and idyllically situated at the junction of the three rivers Enz, Nagold and Würm. Origi-nally a Roman settlement, the first reference to the city was found in documents of Emperor Henry IV going back to the year 1067. With a population of 120.000 people, Pforzheim is the 8th biggest city in the Federal State of Baden-Württemberg.

The Black Forest.Pristine nature, charming towns.

History can be experienced up close in Pforzheim’s Technology Museum and on the short ride to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Maulbronn Monastery you can catch a glimpse of heaven in our beautiful landscape.

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Dr. Björn Ludwig, GermanyProf. Dr. Andrea Wichelhaus, GermanyDr. Richard P. McLaughlin, USADr. John Bennett, Great BritainProf. Dr. Ravindra Nanda, USADr. Ronald Roncone, USA Dr. Domingo Martin, SpainDr. Vittorio Cacciafesta, ItalyProf. Dr. Olivier Sorel, FranceDr. André El Zoghbi, FranceDr. Nicolas Najm, FranceDr. Dirk Bister, Great BritainDr. Jorge Ayala, ChileDr. Ekaterina Kirsanova, RussiaDr. Dalia Latkauskiené, Lithuania

Excellent speakers with trendsetting topics.Dr. Björn Ludwig Prof. Dr. Andrea Wichelhaus Dr. Richard P. McLaughlin Dr. John Bennett

Prof. Dr. Ravindra Nanda Dr. Ronald Roncone Dr. Domingo Martin Dr. Vittorio Cacciafesta

Prof. Dr. Olivier Sorel Dr. André El Zoghbi Dr. Nicolas Najm

Dr. Dalia Latkauskiené

Dr. Dirk Bister

Dr. Jorge Ayala Dr. Ekaterina Kirsanova

Past and present are facing each other at our IX. FORESTADENT Symposium. What was, what is and what tomorrow brings. Old techniques have evolved into high-tech treatments. From brackets and aligners to specialised prescriptions and many things more which give your pa-tients the perfect smile. Benefit from new opportunities, clinical examples and useful tips. The program in the tradition of modernity is an asset for every orthodontist.

The congress takes place at the „Mittlerer Saal“ of the CCP Congress Center Pforzheim.

Look forward to meet the speakers:

The congress language is English. All lectures will be translated into the following languages: German, Spanish and Russian.

PROGRAM

Program Pre-Congress „FACE“ / Company ToursThursday, 21st September

Time Speaker Location

8.00 - 10.00 Registration Pre-Congress Kulturhaus Osterfeld

9.00 - 19.00 Pre-Congress „FACE“with Company tour

D. Martin / J. Ayala / D. Knight

Kulturhaus Osterfeld

from 13.30 Booked Company tours 1 FORESTADENT Headquarter

19.00 Get-Together Reuchlinhaus

On Thursday, September 21, before the start of the actual symposium, you have the chance to immerse yourself in the world of FORESTADENT. We offer a pre-congress course with Dr. Martin, Dr. Ayala and Dr. Knight who will present new techniques, applications and develop-ments in detail. Additionally you can experience during

A day with the top speakers.A day at the top company.

a company tour what “Made in Germany” really means at FORESTADENT, how we deal with the topic of highest quality, which developments we are work-ing on and where we are going. You will be amazed to see how much care goes into such a small ortho-dontic precision part. Plus much more!

1 The booked Company tours starts at different times: 13.30 for Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Israel, Italy, Macedonia, Ukraine14:30 for Poland, Romania15:00 for Germany, England, USA

Photo: Winfried Reinhardt

Program Symposium - Day 1Friday, 22nd September

Time Speaker Location

7.30 - 16.00 Registration Symposium CCP

08.30 - 08.45 Congress opening Stefan Förster CCP

08.45 - 09.45 Non-Compliance Space Closure Björn Ludwig CCP

09.45 - 10.30 Treatment of malocclu-sions in mixed dentition Dalia Latkauskiené CCP

10.30 - 11.00 - Coffee break - CCP

11.00 - 12.45 Overview of Class III Treatment Richard McLaughlin CCP

12.45 - 13.45 - Lunch - CCP

13.45 - 14.45 Condyle Position, Occlusion and TMD Domingo Martin CCP

14.45 - 15.15 Contemporary treatment of hypodontia Dirk Bister CCP

15.15 - 15.45Complicated forms of dento-maxillary abnormalities

Ekaterina Kirsanova CCP

15.45 - 16.15 - Coffee break - CCP

16.15 - 17.15 Orthodontic Technology – A Contrarian View Ron Roncone CCP

19.30 Gala Dinner Trinkhalle (Bad Wildbad)

Mesial space closure is an attractive method for resolving malocclusions associated with agenesis of the maxillary lateral incisors, because it avoids prosthetic implants. Key factors for success are anchorage control, detailed finishing and interdisciplinary cooperation with the restorative dentist. The lecture shows keyliterature, respects the traditional approach, critically reflects up to date “high-tech” and discusses some personal failures.

Dr. Björn Ludwig

Non-Compliance Space Closure – Tradition, History, Literature, Hightech, and Failures!

Esthetics, function and stability are main targets in successful ortho-dontic treatment. Getting there in phase 1 is compromised by the selection of appliances, but mostly by the lack of cooperation. The aim of this clinical presentation is to suggest protocols, tools and techniques leading to more predictable treatment results and higher success rates.

Dr. Dalia Latkauskiené

Treatment of malocclusions in mixed dentition: Targets, Tools, Techniques in Baltic region.

This course will review Class III treatment. The general concepts of diagnosis and treatment planning of Class III cases will be presented based on soft tissue, dental and skeletal parameters. Case presentations will then be evaluated relative to early treatment, full banded non-surgical treatment and surgical treatment.

Dr. Richard McLaughlin

Overview of Class III Treatment.

SPEAKERS

The philosopher Karl Popper wrote „ Whenever a theory appears to you as the only possible one take this as a sign that you have neither understood the theory nor the problem which it was intended to solve“. I feel this applies perfectly to the topic of TMD and occlusion. To say that the teeth and or condyle position play a minor role in the pathogenesis of TMD makes hardly any sense if you look at the inter-

relationship of all the structures of the stomatognathic system. I am aware that the literature supports these findings concerning the occlusion (condyle position) and TMD however the vast majority of the studies report on the static relationship of the teeth which in no way reflects the true nature of how the system functions. In this presentation I will explain not the static but the dynamics of the stomatognathic system and how this relates to the TMJs and in some instances can be a key factor in the development of TMD. Finally I will justify how orthodontics can prevent TMD by establishing a condyle position in harmony with the teeth.

Dr. Domingo Martin

Condyle Position, Occlusion and TMD.

Treating patients affected by hypodontia poses particular biome-chanical challenges to the orthodontists. This practically orientated presentation focuses on contemporary aspects of interdisciplinary treatment planning, involving dental specialists in prosthodontics, oral surgery, paediatric dentistry as well as periodontology. Dental implants will also be covered. Particular emphasis will be paid to the

biomechanical issues treating hypodontia patients as well as the interphase between orthodontics and the restorative treatment phase. The talk draws on 15 years of personal experience working in a multidisciplinary dental team in the biggest Dental Hospital in Europe.

Dr. Dirk Bister

Contemporary treatment of hypodontia: 15 years of experience working in a multidisciplinary team.

Dr. Ronald Roncone

Orthodontic Technology – A Contrarian View.What kind of intraoral scanner do you have? What do you do to in-crease the speed of treatment? Do you use Robotics to place brackets …to bend wires? Incredible technologic advancements!! However, how useful are they in helping ortodontists deliver better treatment to our patients? This presentation will show what technologies are absolutely indispensable to the diagnosis, planning and treatment of each and

every patient. They may be somewhat different than what you think!

Orthodontic treatment of adult patients without periodontal health consideration has high risk of gum recession and root resorbtion within treatment and in posttreatment period as well. We present the result of a 9-year survey – treatment and diagnostic strategy for patients with gum recession and dentoalveolar abnormalities, which consents to minimize further progressing of periodontal disease. The

planning and execution of retreatments of patients with complications also will be presented.

Dr. Ekaterina Kirsanova

Complicated forms of dento-maxillary abnormalities – orthodontic treatment tactics.

Program Symposium - Day 2Saturday, 23rd September

Time Speaker Location

08.30 - 09.30Treatment mechanics after second premolar extractions

John Bennett CCP

09.30 - 10.30 Torque transmission - a myth? Andrea Wichelhaus CCP

10.30 - 11.00 - Coffee break - CCP

11.00 - 12.45Advances in Accelerating Orthodontic Tooth Movement

Ravindra Nanda CCP

12.45 - 13.45 - Lunch - CCP

13.45 - 14.45 Improving smiles with the 2D Lingual Technique Vittorio Cacciafesta CCP

14.45 - 15.15 Prevent the appearance of the black triangle Olivier Sorel CCP

15.15 - 15.45 Where does the 2D Forestadent System stand? André El Zoghbi CCP

15.45 - 16.15 - Coffee break - CCP

16.15 - 16.45Strategies in control of root tipping in aligner orthodontics

Nicolas Najm CCP

16.45 - 17.45Treatment Mechanics Update in the FACE Philosophy

Jorge Ayala CCP

17.45 - 18.00 Congress closing D. Martin / S. Förster CCP

20.00 Club Night - Private party 2 Como Club2 The private party ends at 23.00, after 23.00 the club is open for everyone.

This presentation will discuss state of the art in the area of acceler-ating orthodontic tooth movement thereby reducing treatment time. Emphasis will be on evidence based information related to the role of new age brackets, wires, TADs and mechanical devices as well as surgi-cal intervention in reducing treatment time.

Prof. Dr. Ravindra Nanda

Advances in Accelerating Orthodontic Tooth Movement: Meeting of Technology and Biology.

Prof. Dr. Andrea Wichelhaus

Torque transmission - a myth?In straight wire therapy, the axial inclination of the anterior and pos-terior teeth is of high importance. According to Andrews, the crown torque of the anterior and posterior teeth indicates the angle between the facial axis and the clinical crown (FACC) and a perpendicular line to the occlusal plane. This is a passive approach which has been tried to dynamise in different straight wire techniques (Roth, Ricketts,

McLaughlin). However, torque is a moment and not a prescription. With regard to a rec-tangular slot geometry, the question remains open whether torque is a myth. Torque as moment is not solved in straight wire therapy. Depending on individual biomechanics, experimental studies show which moments arise with different bracket and archwire combinations and which torque angle is required for the individual types of brackets.

Dr. John Bennett

Treatment mechanics after second premolar extractions.This presentation will take an in-depth look at case selection when extraction of second premolars is being considered. It will show an updated approach, taking advantage of sectional mechanics in prepa-ration for full-arch mechanics. This relatively new treatment method will be explained using a selection of stage-by-stage treated cases.

SPEAKERS

The aim of the present clinical lecture is to describe how to achieve beautiful and esthetic smiles with the use of 2D Lingual Technique. The presentation will focus on the step by step archwire sequence and clinical tricks to quickly align and level the teeth during the initial phase of the treatment. Subsequently, the working arch mechanics will be explained, with much consideration for the finishing and detailing procedures and

tools. Additional smile improvement might be planned in combination with veneers or esthetic build ups. The large variety of shapes and designs of 2D Lingual brackets, coupled with different auxiliaries, can significantly enable the clinician to treat the majority of malocclusions and quickly correct esthetic problems, especially when an invisible appli-ance is the requested. The introduction of the new generation of 2D Plus brackets can improve as well the torque control of the anterior teeth, expanding the treatment indications of such system, that represents a true esthetically pleasing and very comfortable alternative for the patients seeking lingual orthodontics.

Dr. Vittorio Cacciafesta

Improving smiles with the 2D Lingual Technique.

SPEAKERS

Controling roots of teeth with aligners alone has always been challeng-ing. In this conference we will show you several tips to do that suc-cessfully using different strategies.

Dr. Nicolas Najm

Strategies in control of root tipping in aligner orthodontics.

Through our experience in treating adult patients we know about the appearance of black interproximal triangles, marking papillary problems. How to prevent this particularly harmful phenomenon?Everything begins, as usual, with the diagnosis. It is necessary to know how and why this phenomenon occurs, which is certainly connected with the anatomical conditions of the interproximal space. The shape

of the teeth is particularly involved. The teeth of triangular or ovoid shape are often the cause. The approach is therefore diagnostic: knowing how to recognize forms and thus be able to establish an adapted treatment plan. By incorporating an orthodontic management strategy with a sequential stripping plan we ensure alignment with limited iatrogenic effects while improving the intrinsic aesthetics of the teeth.

Prof. Dr. Olivier Sorel

Prevent the appearance of the black triangle.

Although lingual orthodontic appliances have experienced a reawa-kening in the orthodontic world over the past 5 years because of the increase in demand for alternatives to conventional labial appliances, for some orthodontists, there is still some reluctance to offer lingual-based treatment to their patients because of unjustified belief in some therapeutic technical difficulties and patient discomfort. Where does

the 2D Forestadent appliance, compared to other lingual systems, stand facing such difficulties?

Dr. André El Zoghbi

Where does the 2D Forestadent System stand?

After 30 years practicing Roth Philosophy and in a constant search for efficiency, consistency and improvement of therapeutic results, our work has undergone a series of innovations. Aspects such as some of the modifications in our Treatment Mechanics, the influence of CBCT in our treatment planning decisions, tips for an efficient mechanics are some of the subjects that will be covered.

Dr. Jorge Ayala

Treatment Mechanics Update in the FACE Philosophy.

TRANSFER

Pre-Congress „FACE“ at Kulturhaus OsterfeldHotel departure at Hotel return to Hotel (first Bus)

Residenz Pforzheim 8.15 18.00

Best Western Queens Hotel 8.00 18.00

Parkhotel Pforzheim 8.15 18.00

Get-Together at ReuchlinhausHotel departure at Hotel return to Hotel (first bus)

Residenz Pforzheim 18.45 22.00

Best Western Queens Hotel 18.45 22.00

Parkhotel Pforzheim - no bus - 1 - no bus - 1

Symposium at CCP - CongressCentrum PforzheimHotel departure at Hotel return to Hotel (first bus)

Residenz Pforzheim 7.30 16.45

Best Western Queens Hotel 7.30 16.45

Parkhotel Pforzheim - no bus - 2 - no bus - 2

Gala Dinner at Trinkhalle (Bad Wildbad)Hotel departure at Hotel return to Hotel (first bus)

Residenz Pforzheim 18.45 22.00

Best Western Queens Hotel 18.45 22.00

Parkhotel Pforzheim 19.00 22.00

Symposium at CCP - CongressCentrum PforzheimHotel departure at Hotel return to Hotel (first bus)

Residenz Pforzheim 8.00 17.45

Best Western Queens Hotel 8.00 17.45

Parkhotel Pforzheim - no bus - 3 - no bus - 3

2 Walking distance from Parkhotel to CCP - CongressCentrum Pforzheim app. 200 meter (2 minutes).

3 Walking distance from Parkhotel to CCP - CongressCentrum Pforzheim app. 200 meter (2 minutes).

Bus-Shuttle Schedule for our FORESTADENT Symposium

21st September 22nd September

23rd September

1 Walking distance from Parkhotel to Reuchlinhaus app. 500 meter (7 minutes).

FORESTADENT Club Night

23rd September

IX. FORESTADENT Symposium Club Night - Private partyat Como ClubStiftshof, 75175 Pforzheim

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Locations

FORESTADENT contact persons

Emergency numbers in Germany

HotelsParkhotel Pforzheim Deimlingstraße 32-3675175 Pforzheim

FORESTADENT HeadquarterWestliche Karl-Friedrich-Straße 15175172 Pforzheim

Jochen EscalanteMobil: +49 (0) 163 7231110

Jens-Christian Haug Mobil: +49 (0) 170 4560514

110 (Police)112 (Fire Brigade & Ambulance)

Best Western Queens HotelPforzheimer Straße 5275223 Pforzheim

CCP - CongressCentrum PforzheimAm Waisenhausplatz 175172 Pforzheim

Reuchlinhaus (Schmuckmuseum)Jahnstr. 4275173 Pforzheim

Kulturhaus OsterfeldOsterfeldstraße 1275172 Pforzheim

Trinkhalle (Bad Wildbad)Kernerstraße 6275323 Bad Wildbad

Como ClubStiftshof75175 Pforzheim

Residenz PforzheimStuttgarter Str. 5575179 Pforzheim

Program for accompanying persons

Friday22nd September Departure approx. Return Bus from

UNESCO world heritage Monastery of Maulbronn 8.45 12.30 CCP main entrance

World famous Gasometer Pforzheim 14.00 16.15 CCP main entrance

Saturday23rd September Departure approx. Return Bus from

Shopping tour to the fashion outlet in Metzingen

8.30 16.15 CCP main entrance

Exciting medieval history, the world’s largest 360° panorama event and a unique shopping experience.

The following program is complimentary for all partici-pants which have booked the package for accompanying persons. You only need to register yourself with Karin Gentz (Karin.Gentz@forestadent.com) if you want to book for the different offers we have. Offers can be booked partially or complete. For all events a FORESTADENT employee will be present to assist in any kinds of problems.

It’s Wasen time! One of the world’s finest and biggest festivals invites you to come and enjoy the festivities from 22 September to 8 October 2017.For almost 200 years, the Cannstatter Volksfest has enjoyed enormous popularity and annually attracts about four million visitors from near and far to the state capital of Baden Württemberg. People are captivated by the special atmosphere of the wonderful funfair coupled with beautiful festival tents, a colourful flea market and many spectacular attractions. Rich in tradition, the Cannstatter Volksfest is not only the biggest festival in Baden Württemberg but it is also has one of the biggest funfairs in the whole of Europe.

It‘s comparable to the famous Octoberfest in Munich, which is at the same time.

Getting here:The Cannstatter Volksfest is easy to reach whether by car or public transport. Bus stops and train stations are in the close proximity of the festival site.

The 11. Int. GermanCup for hot-air balloons 2017 (22. - 24. September) is held in Pforzheim. Organization of this event is in the hands of the Parkhotel Pforzheim. Around 45 hot-air balloons are expected and will challenge each other in different tournaments every day. The daily starts of the balloons will be at the „Hofgut Buckenberg“ in Pforzheim. Early risers can visit the morning starts on sunday, begin-ning at 07:15. On sunday at 10:00 there will be as well a kite flying event. Multiple other special events make for an exciting day. For more information please ask at the Park-hotel next to the CCP Congress Center Pforzheim.

Getting here:It is easy to reach whether by car or public transport.

More events this weekend in and around Pforzheim(not organized by FORESTADENT)

Cannstatter Volksfest „Wasen“

11. Int. GermanCup for hot-air balloons 2017

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The high-precision radio-controlled movement of the Junghans Milano reflects the evolution of the world’s first radio-controlled wristwatch manufactured by

the world renowned company Junghans.

Available at the IX. FORESTADENT Symposium

FORESTA® - a brand of Bernhard Foerster GmbH.

1907 - 2017110 YEARSGerman Precision

110 years of high-precision.FORESTADENT in Pforzheim.

FORESTADENT has its origins here in Pforzheim. Founded in 1907, the Bernhard Foerster GmbH was initially manu-facturing spring rings and fastenings for necklaces for the local jewellery industry. In 1934 we then started manufac-turing watch movements under the brand name FORESTA. The expertise from manufacturing smallest high-precision parts and the experience in premium quality surface treat-ment then became the groundwork for a very courageous corporate decision: Instead of just watching the structural changes in the business towards Far East, the grandsons of the company founder, Gerhard and Rolf Foerster, saw their chance in 1974. On the one hand they set up a manuf-acturing site for jewellery on Mauritius, on the other they ventured into manufacturing high-precision orthodontic products. Looking back, it was a wise decision which made FORESTADENT one of the top providers of dental materials for orthodontics and which led the family owned company into the future.

Finest movements, accurate to the smallest detail, have laid the foundation for turning this family owned company into a global brand.

The limited edition FORESTA® branded Junghans Milano is a reminiscence to our heritage.

FORESTADENT Bernhard Foerster GmbH Westliche Karl-Friedrich-Straße 151 • 75172 Pforzheim • Germany Telefon + 49 7231 459-0 • Fax + 49 7231 459-102 • info@forestadent.com www.forestadent.com