- Limited number of additional places made available
- Over 2,000 dental professionals to gather at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, USA
- Scientific symposium programme comprises lectures, hands-on training and master classes from leading experts
- Following the theme “Where innovation comes to life”, new products and solutions will be unveiled
The initial allocation of seats for Nobel Biocare’s 2016 Global Symposium in New York has been filled. Nobel Biocare will welcome over 2,000 dental professionals to the event, which will take place from June 23 to 26, 2016 at the iconic Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, USA.
Given the high demand, a limited number of additional places have been made available, though they are expected to fill up quickly. Those who wish to attend the event should visit nobelbiocare.com/global-symposium-2016 or contact their local Nobel Biocare representative as soon as possible.
Under the banner “Where innovation comes to life”, participants will experience a programme that combines lectures and master classes from world-renowned speakers with practical hands-on training in the latest techniques in implant dentistry. Attendees will also discover the new innovative additions to Nobel Biocare’s range of products and solutions.
The four-day programme is divided into three main themes, each addressing current opportunities and challenges for dental professionals. The themes are:
- Treatment enhancement and refinement – evidence counts
- Reaching excellence in aesthetics by joining the journey of digital dentistry
- Achieving clinical excellence in challenging situations
If participants choose to follow only one theme, each line-up has been scheduled so that they will not have to miss any of the related sessions. Alternatively, attendees can also pick and choose between the different themes and attend the sessions that interest them most.
For the first time at a Nobel Biocare dental event, dental professionals around the world could directly influence the Nobel Biocare Global Symposium programme by voting on various topics, formats and speakers. Using a crowdsourcing model, visitors to the event website could vote for the topics they would like to see featured at the event. Those that received the most votes were incorporated into the programme. The chosen sessions were two case studies – one on soft tissue management, the other on immediate loading protocols – and a keynote lecture on “the true benefits of digital dentistry”.
The evolution of digital dentistry will be a key focus, with attendees able to visit a digitally enabled practice that showcases current technology, as well as potential future innovations that could further increase integration, collaboration and efficiency.
Mr. Hans Geiselhöringer, President, Nobel Biocare and Dental Imaging, said: “The Nobel Biocare team is now looking forward to welcoming a record number of dental professionals from across the globe to the Nobel Biocare Global Symposium 2016. We promise all those attending an educational and inspirational experience in a fantastic setting, and that they will leave with new perspectives and practical skills to utilise in their practice or laboratory. They will also be the first to see innovative new Nobel Biocare products and solutions that will help them take treatment results to the next level.”
Dental professionals who have questions about the event should contact their local Nobel Biocare representative.
