AISER Implants congress at the Université de Genève

Introduction

In the frame of the beautiful city of Geneva, Aiser Implants, in collaboration with the Université de Genève, is pleased to welcome you to a congress where we will have the pleasure to present you the results of the in vitro experimentation performed on AISER Biosyn-D dental implant surface, following case studies of full arch rehabilitations, and a presentation on dental implant maintenance techniques and the management of peri-implantitis cases.

Program

• Brunch in the cafeteria of the Université de Genève where the guests will meet with the speakers.
• Overview on 19 cases of full arch restoration using AISER Implant System and prosthetic approach using AISER Conical Link System, highighting differences in traditional and full digital workflow
  Speaker: Dr. Gil Patrick Vismara
• Management of Peri-implantitis on titanium and zirconia implants, case presentation and overview on the different approaches
  Speaker: Prof. Norbert Cionca
• Presentation of “Surface and Biological Charachterization of AISER Biosyn-D“, study performed at the Biomaterial Departement of the Université de Genève.
  In vitro data display of AISER Biosyn-D compared to gold standard SLA dental implant surface
  Speakers: Dr. Davide Malacrino – Ass. Prof. Mustapha Mekki

After AISER Implants congress at the Université de Genève, the participant will get to visit the Biomaterial Laboratories and the Dental Hospital (Clinique Universitaire de Médecine Dentaire) of the Université de Genève, where the guests will get to see actual research and clinical activities.

At the end of the activities, certificates of participation will be awarded to all participants.

How to Participate

To register for this congress, you can write to geneve@aiserimplants.com or ask your local representatives.

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See you soon in Genève!

Vue panoramique sur la ville de Genève et son Jet d’eau.

EDIT

Photoes from the lecture