Speaker: Stephen P. Niemczyk, D.M.D.| This multi-media presentation outlines in detail the modified technique via case presentation and examines the success rate with recall periods of 3-20 years.

Speaker: Sin-Yeon Cho, D.D.S., PhD |This lecture presents 10 year-outcomes of intentional replantation with contemporary technique. The success rate by strict criteria was 77%. If ankylosis is not regarded as a failure, the success rate will rise to 85%. External root resorption occurred in just 3% of all the cases and mostly due to cervical trauma during extraction process.

Speakers: Samuel I. Kratchman, D.MD; Ya-Hsin Yu, D.D.S.|There will be many clinical cases shown, proving this to be a predictable procedure. Saving our patient’s natural teeth should still be the goal of any dentist. The latest systematic reviews posted in the Journal of Endodontics states an 89% success rate for replantations.

SP-16: Speaker: Christine Berthold, D.D.S., D.M.D., M.S.C., Ph.D. Splinting is one aspect of the initial/emergency treatment of dento-alveolar injuries. The aim of splinting procedures is to functionally fixate teeth and alveolar process fragments in their anatomically correct position, during the healing period. SP-17: Speaker: Carlos Aznar Portoles, D.D.S., M.Sc. External Cervical Invasive Resorption is an uncommon type of root resorption that, when not detected and/or treated on time, may result in the loss of a tooth. This presentation will focus on the management of cervical root resorption lesions by an internal approach with or without additional surgical intervention. SP-18: Speaker: Guillaume Jouanny, D.D.S., M.S. This presentation will discuss the etiology and pathophysiology, the diagnosis, the prognosis and the treatment choices of tooth resorptions. The advantage of new technologies such as CBCT will be shown through the presentation of several clinical cases.