Thursday 18 February 2016

08.00-09.00: Registration for Congress

1st session: 9:30 to 13:00

Hall A: El-Hambra
Chairpersons
Prof. Medhat Kattaia
Prof. Mohamed El-Yasaqi
Prof. Alaa Diab

09:00-10:30

Prof. Yahia Boghdady

Prof. Wael Refai
Prof. Ahmed AbdulRahman

ProTaper
Next:
Predictability
in

Safety
and
your
Practice.

Professor: Peet Van der Vyver

10:30-11:30

Endodontic
Success.
Current
Concepts and Future Directions.

Professor. Hossam Tawfik

11:30-12:30

Pain & Its Differential Diagnosis

Professor. Maged Negm

Coffee Break
12:30- 13:00

Thursday 18 February 2016

2nd session: 13:00 to 15:00
Hall A: El-Hambra
Chairpersons
Prof. Mageed Amin
Prof. Khaled Zekry
Prof Gehan Fekry

Prof. Nadia Abbas

Prof. Hamdy Abo Elfotouh
Prof Amal Rekaby

13:00-13:45

Demanding implant patients. Are we up

to the challenge..!
Professor Hussein El-Charkawi

13:45-14:30

Oral Complications Caused by Using

Different Metallic Denture Materials

Professor: Wilhelm Niedermeier

14:30-15:00

One, two or three Implant Supported

Mandibular Overdentures, Why, When
and How

Assoc Prof. Emad M T Agamy

Lunch Break
15:00- 16:00

Thursday 18 February 2016

3rd session: 16:00 to 18:00
Hall A: El-Hambra
Chairpersons
Prof. Maged Negm
Prof. Mona Riad
Prof. Hala El-Menofi

16:00-17:00

Prof Hossam Tawfik

Prof. Neven Ragi
Prof. Maha Ishak

Regenerative Endodontics: Evidence,

Theory and Practice

Professor: Ahmad Abdel Rahman

17:00-17:30

Dental LASERs: A True Innovation in

Every Day Practice

Dr. Yousef Sedky

17:30-18:00

Efficacy of Nanoparticles in Dentin

Remineralization

Dr. Nermin Elsayed

Thursday 18 February 2016

08.00-09.00: Registration for Congress

1st session: 09:30 to 13:00

Hall B: El-Montaza
Chairpersons
Prof. Tarek Abbas
Prof. Tarek ElCharkawi
Prof. Galal Behairi

09:30-10:30

Prof. Abdul Fattah Sadaka

Prof. Tarek Mahmoud
Prof. Ahmad Abd Elmagid

The Wisdom of Pulling Teeth:

Future Trends in Impacted Third Molar
Surgery

Dr : Ziad Noujeim
10:30-11:30

Socket
Management:
Immediate
Implant Vs Socket Preservation

Dr. Tiago Pinto Ribeiro

11:30-12:00

The Effect of Low Level Laser Therapy

on Osseointegration of Immediate
Implants in Maxillary anterior teeth
Professor Khairy Elmorsy

12:00-12:30

Endoscopic Assisted Maxillofacial

Trauma versus Conventional Surgical
Approaches. A New Era Launched In
Minia University.
Professor Khaled Barakat

Coffee Break
12:30- 13:00

Thursday 18 February 2016

2nd session: 13:00 to 15:00
Hall B: El-Montaza
Chairpersons
Prof. Moshira Salh Eldin
Prof. Abbadi Elkadi
Prof. Nahid Sedky

Prof. Ashraf Attia Elbedwihi

Prof. Moshira Dahaba
Prof. Khaled Barakat

13:00-13:30 Relevance of clinical examination and

workup for orthognathic surgery
planning

Professor: Galal Behairi

13:30-14:15 Botox For Dental
Dentistry

Practice

Botox

Professor: Anisha Maria

14:15-15:00

Application of lasers on soft and hard

tissue. Treatment and clinical cases.

Professor. Jihad Habli

Lunch Break
15:00- 16:00

Thursday 18 February 2016

3rd session: 16:00 to 18:00
Hall B: El-Montaza
Chairpersons
Prof. Hany Amin
Prof. Salah Hamed
Prof. Mohamed Diaa

Prof. Khaled Abo Elfadl

Prof. Khaled Tawfik
Prof. Mohamed Sherif

.
16:00-16:30

The influences of the patient's age,

size and type of the primary lesions on
the
rate
of
shrinkage
after
marsupialization of odontogenic cysts.

Dr. Hamed Gad

16:30-17:00

Cranio-Maxillofacial Trauma: Current

Concepts & Management Principles

Dr . Mostafa Shindi
17:00-17:30

Key Points in Rehabilitation Of

Atrophied Maxilla With Dental Implants

Dr. Abdullah Atef Hammuda

17:30-18:00

Controversy regarding patients with

bleeding disorders in the field of oral
and maxillofacial surgery

Dr . Usama Eldakrory

Thursday 18 Febrauary 2016

08.00-09.00: Registration for Congress

1st session: 9:30 to 13:00

Hall C: Abdeen
Chairpersons
Prof. Mohamed Riad
Prof. Farid Elaskary
Prof. Nagwa Khattab

09:30-10:15

Prof. Randa Hafez

Prof. Faten Kamel
Prof. Khaled Ali Nour

Minimally Invasive Restorative

Dentistry

Dr : Abdullah Alamri
10:15-11:00

ALL Ceramic Restorations Clinical

Applications The Dental Arts

Dr. Ahmad Soliman

11:00-11:45

Sports Dentistry: Basics and Practice

Professor. Sayed Saniour

11:45-12:30

Moving towards a Finer Way of Doing

Dentistry
Silver
Nanoparticles:
Properties
and
Application
in
Restorative Dentistry

Professor. Mona Riad

Coffee Break
12:30- 13:00

Thursday 18 Febrauary 2016

2nd session: 13:00 to 15:00
Hall C: Abdeen
Chairpersons
Prof.Hesham Kattamish
Prof. Mohsen A Elhasan
Prof.Yasser Fathi

13:00-14:00

Prof.Ahmad Y Ashour
Prof. Sayed Saniour
Assoc.Prof.Mona Ghonaim

Bulk-Fill Composites,
techniques

types

Professor: Khaled Ali Nour

14:00-15:00

Oral Rehabilitation Influencing

Smile Design and Facial Aesthetics

Professor. Jean Marie Megrabane

Lunch Break
15:00- 16:00

and

Thursday 18 Febrauary 2016

3rd session: 16:00 to 18:00
Hall C: Abdeen
Chairpersons
Prof. Amr Abo elazz
Prof. Amr Dakrory
Prof. Amr Labib

Prof. Fatma El-Shahaby

Prof. Amany Abdul Fattah
Prof. Cherif Mohsen

16:00-16:30

Intrusion
in
orthodontics:
techniques and side effects
Professor. Wael refai

16:30-17:00

Crossing traditional limits by new

orthodontic tools: from simple to
complex cases
Dr. Khaled Aboul Azm

17:00-18:00

The Art & Science of Perfect Smile

Assoc Professor. Mohamed F Haridy

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Friday 19 February 2016

1st session: 10:00 to 12:00
Hall B: El-Montaza
Chairpersons
Prof. Huda Amin
Prof. Mostafa Abdel Ghani
Prof. Iman Taftazany

10:00-11:00

Prof. Sherin Elattar

Prof. Omaima El Mahalawi
Assoc Prof. Fardous Rizk

Adapted Centric Posture: Biological

Consensus Or Biological Glitch?

Dr. Silvana Beraj

11:00-12:00

The Evoulution Of Occlusal Device In

Tmj Problems. Presentation Of A New
Device Tre Lingual Ring

Dr. Alessandro Rampello

Coffee Break and Paryer

12:00- 13:00

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Friday 19 February 2016

Hall B: El Monazah
2nd Session: 13:00 to15:15
13:00-13:48
Scientific competition
Level III: Young researchers
Poster presentation

13:48-15:24
Scientific competition
Level IV: Staff Members
Oral Presentation
Lunch Break

15:00- 16:00

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Friday 19 February 2016

3rd session: 16:00 to 18:00
Hall B: El-Montaza
Chairpersons
Prof. Hosam Kandil
Prof. Abeer Gawish
Prof. Esam Adel

Prof. Inas Fath elBab

Prof. Yusr Omar Madi
Assoc Prof. Amr elBoluk

16:00-16:30 TMD Clinical Diagnosis

Dr. Tamer Nasr Mohamed Fata
16:30-17:00 Radiographic modalities used for
TMJ
Dr. Walid salem
17:00-17:30

Arthroscopic TMJ Reconstruction

Dr. Reem Hossam Eldin

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Friday 19 February 2016

1st session: 10:00 to 12:00
Hall C: Abdeen
Chairpersons
Prof. Salah Behairi
Prof. Mervat Rashed
Prof. Nevien Wali

10:00-10:45

Prof. Khaled Abdel Ghafar

Prof. Rabab Mubarak
Prof. Tamer Abdel Bari

The Esthetic Option of Veneers: A

Scientific Protocol

Assoc Prof. Mona Ghonim

10:45-11:30

Management of Dental Traumatic

Injuries in Children; An Update For
The General Practitioner
Assoc Prof. Osama El Shahawy

11:30-11:45

Putting critical appraisal into practice

"CASP as instance"

Dr. Amro Moanes

11:45-12:00

Dental Ergonomics

Dr. Wael Hamada

Coffee Break and Prayer

12:00- 13:00

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Friday 19 February 2016

2nd session: 13:00 to 15:00
Hall C: Abdeen
Chairpersons
Prof. Khaled Abo Elfadl
Prof. Reda Abdel Rahman
Prof. Sherin Fouda

Prof. Mahmoud Elrefai

Prof. Hussein Elcharkawi
Prof. Atef Elshahat

13:00-14:00: Bone Compression Technique in Dental

Implantology

Dr. Jaime F Barbens

14:00-14:30: Growth factors and Bone Regeneration

Prof Hosam Barghash

14:30-15:00: The Simplified Guided Implant
Placement

Dr. Amro H El-khadem

Lunch Break
15:00- 16:00

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Friday 19 February 2016

3rd session: 16:00 to 18:00
Hall C: Abdeen
16:00-17:00 Scientific Competition Level I for the
Students
17:00-18:00 Scientific Competition Level II for
the Students Scientific association

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Maxillofacial Surgery Techniques Practical on animal
Specimens"2 days"
Monday/ Tuesday 15-16 Feb 2016
Monday: 10:00-18:00, Tuesday 8:00-16:00
Carried out at Minia University Educational
Dental Hospital
Mission
Our mission is to continuously set standards in
postgraduate medical education and to foster the sharing
of medically guided expertise.

Goal of the course

This course with practical on animals specimens is
designed to present and teach all essential operative
procedures in oral and maxillofacial surgery. We also
offer you the chance to practice under expert guidance.

Course objectives
On completion of this course the participant will:

Be experienced to use surgical instruments.

know how to perform the most relevant surgical
approaches safely & how to plan a surgical approach
with attention to important structures
Be able to carry out the most essential operative
procedures step by step
Develop and/or enhance their surgical skills in Soft
Tissue Handling Techniques in oral and maxillofacial
surgery
Skillful in wound closure in a layered fashion, using a
variety of methods including different suturing
techniques.

Course description

Course Concept: Lectures & Practical on

animal specimens,
Two day (16 hours) intensive course trains on
fresh animals specimens.
Each practical session will include a step by
step introduction followed by an on-site
demonstration.

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Participants will then perform the same

technique on animal specimens.
One participants per animal specimens

Target attendance

Maxillofacial Surgeons
Plastic and reconstructive surgeons
Post & Under graduate students

Course trainer
Prof Khaled Barakat; Professor & Head of Oral &
Maxillofacial Surgery Department, Minia University

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The NEXT wave in Endodontics

17 Feb 2016 9.00-12.00:

Place: ICCS : Manial Hall

Presented by: Prof. Peet Vader Vyver
Prof. of Endodontics; Faculty of
Johannesburg University South Africa

Dentistry-,

Credit hours: 3hours

Abstract: The WaveOne reciprocating system has set the
standard for ease of use and creating predictable endodontic
preparations for the last 5 years. The next generation of
reciprocating instruments, WaveOne Gold is taking these
advantages a few steps further.
Alternating (reciprocation) versus continuous rotation of nickel
titanium instruments has the following advantages: (1) less
binding of the instruments into the root canal walls with a
reduction in torsional stress; (2) decreased risk of instrument
fracture; (3) majority of cases a single-file can be used to
complete root canal preparation; (4) faster mechanical root
canal preparation allows the clinician to spend more time on
chemical debridement; (5) short learning curve for new users.
The WaveOne Gold system is also manufactured from super
elastic nickel titanium that provides the clinician with
approximately 50% more fatigue resistance and about 80%
more flexibility compared to conventional WaveOne files.
These excellent advantages will definitely change the way you
do root canal treatments in your practice!
This presentation will review and discuss the following:

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Glide path establishment using ProGlider

Guidelines on how to use the new reciprocating

WaveOne Gold instruments clinically

Advantages of single file systems over multiple file

systems in preparing root canals without procedural errors

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Implant workshop

ICCS Montaza III 18-19 Feb 2016

18 Feb 9:30-17:30
18 Feb Manial Hall 9:00-12:00
Credit hours: 9hours

Trainers:
Dr. Jaime Franco
Dr.Tamer Abd-Elbary
Dr. Mohamed El-Mofty
Dr. Khalid Ekram
Dr.Abdallah Hamouda
Dr. Amr Ismail Badr

Lectures
*Introduction and surgical techniques for implant
placement.
*Soft tissue management around implant and
different flap techniques.
*Prosthetic options to restore single missing tooth,
partially edentulous and completely edentulous
case.
*Impression techniques used for fabrication of
implant supported restoration.
*Different complications that we can face during
implant insertion, restoration and follow-up.
*sinus lifting and bone grafting.
Hands on: jaw models will be available
Live surgery: for single implant surgery (at Faculty
of Dentistry, Minia University)

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Role of laser in dental practice

19 Feb. 2016
Place: Manial Hall
Credit hours: 6hours
The course is designed to provide evidence based core
knowledge in laser use in dentistry and to introduce tips
for clinical practice. Emphasis is placed on the
integration of laser through the use of multiple
wavelengths into the everyday practice of clinical
dentistry for future benefits of dental patients.
Topics:
1- Laser use in restorative dentistry& Endodontics.
9:30-10:10 am
2- Laser use in Periodontology and soft tissue.
10:20-11 am
3- Laser safety. 11:10-11:30 am
4- 11-30-12 am (Coffee Break).
Hands on Sheep Heads: (1:00 4:00 pm).

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Dr. Jihad Habli

Dr. Hala El Menoufy
Dr. Ehab Fraghaly
Dr. Abd El Rahman Elmekkawi
Dr. Mariam El Nghnughi.

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The Art & Science of Perfect Smile
18 Feb. 2016
Place: Manial Hall
Credit hours: 6hours
Assoc Prof. M. Fouad, Head of
Operative Dentistry Dep, BUE
A PERFECT SMILE: The Power, the Passion, and the
Path to Success
Smile design means planning a perfect smile. It is
based on general principles of aesthetics, mathematics (about
proportions) and the sense of the dentist.
Key aspects for proper aesthetic evaluations of teeth
involved in the smile as well as appropriate treatment plans
are a comprehensive analysis of the face and the mouth and a
morphological study of proportions in comparison with the
patients character and emotional traits.
In recent years, smile design has become a crucial tool for
preliminary aesthetic assessments of patients mouth and face
features and proportions. Digital technologies, vital part of our
nowadays life, feed the whole system.
A systematic approach aimed at a correct diagnosis of
each clinical case is usually based on preliminary
assessments such as general medical history, general dental
evaluation, orthodontic assessment, functional objective
analysis, emotional smile analysis, assessment of aesthetic
expectations, aesthetic objective analysis (or smile analysis).
Objectives:
The participants will:
Learn different esthetic perspectives
Learn how to diagnose different types of smiles
Learn how to record and analyze dynamic and static
smile in a very simple and efficient way.
They will learn the importance of the display (teeth &
soft tissue)
They will learn about basic photo and video for smile
design
Discover the secrets of proportional smile analysis and
design

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Learn how to do complete esthetic analysis (facial, lip,

gingival and dental)
Use esthetic analysis for diagnosis and treatment
planning
Identify instruments and materials that are pertinent to
esthetic restorations
Be introduced to the latest smile design concepts
Be introduced to Digital Smile Design concept &
program (DSD)
This course is a must for dentists wishing to achieve
predictable aesthetic success.
N.B: Every participant will get his own copy of the
power point template to use it in his own practice

12: 00 pm

Basics of smile analysis & design

Different esthetic perspectives
Analysis of dynamic and static smile
The importance of the display (teeth & soft
tissue)
Complete esthetic analysis
Facial analysis
Lip analysis
Gingival analysis
Dental analysis
Concepts of Digital Smile Design (DSD)
How to design your patient smile
Communicate with your team work
What is the emotional dentistry? How to use it?
Change the patient priority
How to convert your PowerPoint into smile
design software?
Motivational mock-up and the WOW effect

12:00-13:00

BREAK

9:00 am

1:00 pm
4:00 pm

Workshop
Use power point software to analyze & design a
perfect smile
Step by step smile analysis & design

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Laminate veneers

18, 19 Feb. 2016

Place: Manial Hall
Credit hours: 6hours
18-19 Feb two parts each will be on 15:00-18:00 on
Thursday and Friday
Dr: Ahmed Soliman Idris.
BDS , MDS ,PHD (Cairo University)
Lecturer, Fixed Prosthodontics Dep., Cairo University.
Indirect ceramic laminate veneer is considered an ideal
conservative esthetic solution for many clinical
situations. Proper case selection is the key of success
for maximum esthetic, biological and mechanical results.
The objective of this presentation is to enable the dental
clinician to identify the risk factor/ clinical considerations,
which may affect the longevity and prognosis of ceramic
laminate veneer.
Moreover, the dentists should be able to differentiate
when to use laminate veneer and when to convert the
case to full coverage restorations.

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Scientific Competition
Program

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Friday 19 February 2016

Hall B: Elmontazah
Scientific competition
Level III: Young researchers
13:00:13:45
The Jury for the scientific competition
Prof.Dr Hany Amine
Prof.Dr Sayed Senior
Prof.Dr Ahmed Abdelmagid
Prof.Dr Nagwa Khattab
Prof. Dr Khaled Barkat Assoc.Prof.Magdi M Ali

13:00-13:07

Endoscopic assisted open reduction and

internal fixation of extracapsular mandibular condylar
fracture: Report of 3 cases
Mohammad Hussein Zaki

13:07-13:14

Diametral Tensile Strength and Setting

Time of Glass Ionomer Cement Modified With Nanogold
and Nanosilver
Asmaa Abdel-Hakeem Metwally

13:14-13: 21 The

Effect
of
Incorporating
Gold
Nanoparticles in Adhesive System on Micro Tensile Bond
Strength of Resin Composite to Dentin
Sara A.R. El-adawi

13: 21-13:28 The

Effect
of
Incorporating
Gold
Nanoparticles in Adhesive System on Nanoleakage of
Resin Composite bonded to dentin
Ruba S. Anwar

13: 28-13:35 Oral Lichen Planus Superimposed by a

Premalignancy in a Smoker Patient Analyzed via 1
Integrin Expression: A Case Report
Amany Moussa Abd El-Hamid Moussa

13:35-13:42

Cherubism: A Case Report

Hany Salah Eddin Mohamed

13:42-13:48
3d printing and maxillofacial complex
reconstruction : a case report
Dr Ahmad Farouk Abd El Azeem

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Friday 19 February 2016

Scientific Competition Session Level IV
Staff Members
13:48 to 15:24
Hall B: El-Montaza
The Jury for the scientific compitition
Prof.Dr Abdelfattah Sadka
Prof.Dr Maged Nejim
Prof.Dr Tarke Abbas Prof. Dr. Salma El Ashri
Prof.Dr Hany Amine
Prof .Dr Atef Elshatte
Assoc. Prof. Emad M Tolba
13:48-14:00
The effect of morinda citrifolia on human
dental pulp stem cells attachment to root canal dentine
walls a comparative invitro study

Dr. Hinar Hani Al Moghazy

14:00-14:12
Reciprocation
RotationHow do I choose?

versus

Continuous

Dr.Amira Galal Ismail

14:12-14: 24 Assessment
Of
Implanted
Engineered Condylar Osteocartilagenous Graft

Tissue

Dr. Ingy M. Chehata

14: 24-14:36 A conservative approach to manage acute
pulpitis using Biodentine . A two years study)

Dr. Hala Fares

14: 36-14:48 Regenerative potential of adipose derived
stem cells versus autogenous bone graft in treatment of
periodontal defect(Histological study)

Dr. Ebtehal Mohamed Moawad

14:48-15:00
Effect Of Matrix Midface Orbital Plates
Versus Cranial Bone Grafts On Orbital Volume Secondary
To Orbital Fractures

Dr.Khaled Amr Salah Eddin Abdel Hakim

15:00-15:12
Combinatorial Therapeutic Effects of
Curcumin And Thymoquinone on Experimentally Induced
Hamster Buccal Pouch Carcinoma

Assoc Prof. Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmed

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15:12-15:24 A New Surgical Technique for Repair of
Congenital Bilateral Macrostomia.
A case Report and Review of Surgical Technique

Dr. Essam M. Ashour

Friday 19 February 2016

3rd session: 16:00 to 18:00
Hall C: Abdeen
16:00-17:00 Scientific Competition Level I for the
Students
The Jury for the scientific compitition
Prof.Dr Ahmed Abdelmagid
Prof.Dr Wael Refai
Prof. Dr Khaled Barkat

Prof.Dr Nagwa Khattab

Prof.Dr. Maha Ishak
Assoc.Prof.Dr Emad Tolba

And the Vice Deans for Eduaction and Students

affairs from the participating Faculties

The competition aims to asses the impact of the

conference's scientific content of the knolwedge
of the students in the form of MCQs and oral
discussion

17:00-18:00 Scientific Competition Level II for the

Student Scientific Associations
The Jury for the scientific competition
Prof.Dr Gehan Fekry
Prof.Dr Ehab saied
Prof.Dr Samia Azab
Prof.Dr. Omaima El-Mahalawi
Prof. Dr Gilan Elgendy
Prof.Dr. Maha Ishak
Assoc.Prof.Dr Manal Rafie

The competition aims to asses the activities carried out by

the dental student scientific associations in their Faculties
in the form of oral presentation for 10 minutes each