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Welcome to Nordic Institute of Dental

Education

Are you interested in complementing your knowledge and skills as a

dental professional?

Nordic  Institute  of  Dental  Education  is  a  company  founded  by  Planmeca  Oy,  one  of  the  world’s  leading  dental  

technology  companies,  and  the  University  of  Turku.  We  offer  continued  education  to  international  dentists  and  dental   technicians  who  wish  to  strengthen  their  expertise  in  the  latest  topics  in  dentistry,  utilising  state-­‐of-­‐the-­‐art  

technologies.      

Dental  technologies  are  evolving  rapidly.  Particularly  3D  imaging,  CAD/CAM  solutions,  specialized  software   applications  and  new  biomaterials  enable  improved  treatment  methods  and  ways  of  working.  In  addition,  the   development  of  preventive  dental  care  and  the  orthodontic  sectors  are  increasingly  important  topics.  In  many   countries,  dentists  are  also  facing  increased  regulatory  requirements  on  continued  education.  

 

Our  mission  is  to  share  the  world-­‐famous  Nordic  know-­‐how  in  modern  digital  dentistry,  utilising  the  academic   qualifications  of  the  University  of  Turku  and  the  high  technologies  developed  by  Planmeca.  The  topics  of  the  courses   are  related  to  e.g.  3D  imaging,  prosthodontics,  endodontics,  biomaterials  science,  orthodontics  and  CAD/CAM   technologies.  

 

The  courses  are  organised  in  Finland  at  the  University  of  Turku  and  in  Planmeca’s  headquarters  in  Helsinki  from     the  autumn  2014.  The  University  of  Turku  admits  the  ECTS  credits  and  course  certificates  to  the  students.      

Nordic  Institute  of  Dental  Education  is  founded  by  UTU  Holding  Ltd,  owned  by  the  University  of  Turku,  together  with   Planmeca  Academy,  a  subsidiary  of  Planmeca  Oy.    

     

 

 

 

 

 

Our course program for fall 2014 includes:

Conservative dentistry: Minimally invasive dental treatments by using

fiber-reinforced composite

This  course  familiarizes  the  student  with  minimally  invasive  dental  treatments  by  using  fiber-­‐reinforced  composite.  It   consists  of  32  hours  of  both  lectures  and  hands-­‐on  training,  and  is  worth  3  ECTS  credits.  

 

Technology applied in dentistry: CAD/CAM fabricated restorations in

modern adhesive dentistry

 

Computer  aided  design  and  manufacturing  (CAD/CAM)  technology  has  already  revolutionised  the  field  of  dental   restoration.  We  invite  you  to  deepen  your  knowledge  in  this  new  field  of  dental  technology  and  to  learn  more  about   the  treatment  methods  of  the  future.  This  course  consists  of  32  hours  of  lectures  and  hands-­‐on  training,  and  is  worth   3  ECTS  credits.  

 

Esthetic dentistry

 

The  international  demand  for  esthetic  dentistry  is  growing  rapidly.  Our  course  aims  to  give  you  all  the  necessary  tools   to  offer  your  clients  the  most  advanced  information  and  methods  regarding  esthetic  dentistry.  The  course  consists  of   32  hours  of  lectures  and  hands-­‐on  training,  and  is  worth  3  ECTS  credits.  

   

The  course  language  is  English.  

We  also  offer  tailor-­‐made  courses  for  groups  of  dental  professionals  –  please  do  not  hesitate  to  contact  us  in  case  you   would  like  suggest  a  certain  course.    

 

For  further  information,  please  contact     NIDE’s  CEO  Jenni  Pajunen    

tel.  +358  20  779  5348    

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This  course  familiarises  the  student  with  minimally   invasive  dental  treatments  by  using  fiber-­‐reinforced   composite.  It  consists  of  32  hours  of  both  lectures  and   hands-­‐on  training,  and  it  is  worth  3  ECTS  credits.    

Course objectives

• To  get  a  clear  overview  of  the  structure,   components,  principles  of  function  and  physical   properties  of  fiber-­‐reinforced  composite  materials   • To  identify  the  most  suitable  clinical  applications  

for  the  material  and  the  risks  related  to  its  use   • To  gain  an  understanding  of  the  longevity  of  

restorations  and  the  need  for  maintenance   treatment  

• To  learn  the  technical  skills  required  to  fabricate   fiber-­‐reinforced  composite  restorations  of  various   kinds  

• To  understand  the  importance  of  biomechanical   stress  on  restorative  and  prosthetic  structures    

 

Length of the course

4  days  (3  ECTS  points,  European  Credit  Transfer  System)    

Format

Lectures  and  hands-­‐on  training              

Lecturers

• Pekka  Vallittu  (DDS,  PhD,  FADM,  University  of  Turku)   • Timo  Närhi  (DDS,  PhD,  University  of  Turku)  

• Arzu  Tezvergil-­‐Mutluay  (DDS,  PhD,  FADM,     University  of  Turku)  

• Johanna  Tanner  (DDS,  PhD,  University  of  Turku)   • Anna-­‐Maria  Le  Bell-­‐Rönnlöf  (DDS,  PhD,  University  of  

Turku)  

• Hands-­‐on  practitioners  will  be  provided  by  Stick  Tech   Ltd.  

 

Topics

• Structure  and  design  of  fiber-­‐reinforced  composite   device  

• Rationale  for  using  fiber-­‐reinforced  composites   • Applications:  direct  adhesive  fixed  dental  prostheses,  

indirect  fiber-­‐reinforced  fixed  dental  prostheses,  root   canal  anchoring  systems  and  core-­‐built-­‐ups,  periodontal   splinting  systems,  fiber-­‐reinforced  filling  composites,   implant  supra  structures,  removable  appliances   • Adhesion  principles  of  composite  restorations  

• Maintenance  treatments  of  fiber  composite  restorations   • Longevity  and  complications  related  to  prosthetic  

devices  and  treatments    

Conservative dentistry:

Minimally invasive dental treatments

by using fiber-reinforced composite

 

Course schedule

Day  1  (Lectures):    

• Principles  of  fiber-­‐reinforced  composites  

• Adhesion  of  fiber-­‐reinforced  composites  to  tooth  surface   • Adhesion  of  cements  to  fiber-­‐reinforced  composites   Day  2  (Lectures):  

• Direct  and  indirect  fiber-­‐reinforced  composite  bridges   • Filling  composites  

• Root  –  post-­‐anchorage  systems  (clinical  applications)   Day  3  (Lectures  &  hands-­‐on):  

• State  of-­‐the  art  of  fiber-­‐reinforced  composites  in  oral   implantology  

• Introduction  to  cranial  implants  

• Maintenance  treatment,  repair  and  longevity  of  fiber-­‐ reinforced  composite  bridges  

• Treatment  planning  model  exercise   • Hands-­‐on  training  

 Day  4  (Hands-­‐on):  

• Hands-­‐on  training  continues  

Course dates for 2014

• October  28–31,  2014   • December  9–12,  2014  

• NIDE’s  courses  run  from  Tuesday  to  Friday.  Voluntary   visit  to  Planmeca’s  headquarters  and  factory  in  Helsinki,   Finland  will  be  offered  to  the  interested  participants  on   the  Monday  before  the  course.    

 

Venue

University  of  Turku,  Institute  of  Dentistry   Lemminkäisenkatu  2,    

FI-­‐20014  Turku,  Finland    

Target group

• Graduated  dentists  

• The  course  will  be  carried  out  in  English      

Course fee

The  price  of  the  course  is  2000€  +  value  added  tax  (24%).   The  price  includes  the  lectures  and  training,  materials,   lunches  and  refreshments.  Travel  and  hotel  costs  are  not   included  

   

For  further  information  and  registration,  please  contact:      

NIDE’s  Training  Coordinator  Soili  Vihavainen   tel.  +358  20  779  5564    

soili.vihavainen(at)nordicdented.com    

NIDE’s  CEO  Jenni  Pajunen     tel.  +358  20  779  5348    

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Computer  aided  design  and  manufacturing  (CAD/CAM)   technology  has  revolutionised  the  field  of  dental   restorations.  We  invite  you  to  deepen  your  knowledge   in  this  new  field  of  dental  technology  and  to  learn   more  about  the  treatment  methods  of  the  future.     This  course  consists  of  32  hours  of  lectures  and     hands-­‐on  training,  and  it  is  worth  3  ECTS  credits.    

Course objectives:

• To  describe  the  clinical  applications,  benefits  and   limitations  of  the  CAD/CAM  systems  

• To  understand  the  design  and  fabrication  of   different  restorations:  inlays,  onlays,  veneers,   crowns,  fixed  partial  dentures,  implants   abutments,  and  full-­‐mouth  reconstruction   • To  understand  and  implement  proper  techniques  

for  surface  preparation  of  tooth  and  restorative   surfaces  

• To  learn  the  technical  skills  required  to  use   CAD/CAM  technology  

   

Length of the course

4  days  (3  ECTS  points,  European  Credit  Transfer  System)    

Format

Lectures  and  hands-­‐on  training                    

Lecturers

• Johanna  Tanner  (DDS,  PhD,  University  of  Turku)   • Kari  Pihlman  (LDS,  Private  practice  in  Finland)   • Petri  Kajander  (Product  Manager,  Planmeca)   • Other  lecturers  to  be  confirmed.  

 

Topics

• Overview  of  CAD/CAM  systems  

• Understanding  of  biomechanics  of  intact  and  restored   teeth  and  dentition  

• Insight  to  the  materials  used  in  CAD/CAM  process  (glass   ceramics,  crystallized  ceramics,  composites)  

• Principles  of  adhesion  to  tooth  surfaces   • Principles  of  adhesion  to  restorative  materials   • Clinical  use  of  indirect  restorations  

• Longevity  and  maintenance  treatment  of  restorations   • Application  and  simulation  training  

 

Technology applied in dentistry:

CAD-CAM fabricated restorations

in modern adhesive dentistry

 

Course schedule

Day  1  (Lectures):    

• Overview  of  the  current  CAD-­‐CAM  systems   • Step  by  step  –  tooth  preparation  according  to  the  

different  applications  

• Principles  of  adhesion  to  tooth  surfaces   • Principles  of  adhesion  to  restorative  materials     Day  2  (Lectures):  

• Clinical  advantages  and  disadvantages  of  the  system   • Laboratory  testing  of  the  performance  of  cemented  

restorations  made  with  CAD/CAM   • Materials  used  with  CAD/CAM  technology   Day  3  (Hands-­‐on):  

• CAD/CAM  dentistry  –  Chairside  system  overview   • Introduction  to  the  milling  system  

• Case  1  –  Crown  with  buccal  bite  scan   • Case  2  –  Crown  with  no  mesial   • Case  3  –  Anterior  Crown   Day  4  (Hands-­‐on):    

• Case  4  -­‐  Multiple  Inlay  and  Onlay  

• Stain  and  Glaze  –  Finishing  the  restorations   • Case  5  –  Impression  scan  

• Case  6  –  Scanning  clone   • Case  7  –  Bridge  design    

Course dates for 2014

• November  18–21,  2014   • December  2–5,  2014  

• NIDE’s  courses  run  from  Tuesday  to  Friday.  Voluntary   visit  to  Planmeca’s  headquarters  and  factory  will  be   offered  to  the  interested  participants  on  the  Monday   before  the  course.    

Venue

Planmeca  Oy   Asentajankatu  6  

FIN-­‐00880  Helsinki,  Finland  

Target group

• Graduated  dentists    

• The  course  will  be  carried  out  in  English    

Course fee

The  price  of  the  course  is  2000€  +  value  added  tax  (24%).   The  price  includes  the  lectures  and  training,  materials,   lunches  and  refreshments.  Travel  and  hotel  costs  are  not   included.  

 

For  further  information  and  registration,  please  contact:    

 

NIDE’s  Training  Coordinator  Soili  Vihavainen   tel.  +358  20  779  5564    

soili.vihavainen(at)nordicdented.com    

NIDE’s  CEO  Jenni  Pajunen     tel.  +358  20  779  5348    

jenni.pajunen(at)nordicdented.com    

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The  international  demand  for  esthetic  dentistry  is   growing  rapidly.  Our  course  aims  to  give  you  all  the   necessary  tools  to  offer  your  clients  the  most  

advanced  information  and  methods  regarding  esthetic   dentistry.  The  course  consists  of  32  hours  of  lectures   and  hands-­‐on  training,  and  it  is  worth  3  ECTS  credits.    

Course objectives:

• To  provide  the  tools  to  diagnose,  plan,  prepare  and   deliver  advanced  esthetic  dentistry  

• To  identify  the  most  suitable  treatment   alternatives  according  to  different  clinical  cases   • To  be  able  to  provide  predictable  clinical  solutions  

with  high  esthetic  standards  

• To  learn  to  master  the  application  of  smile  design   principles  

• To  acquire  technical  skills  to  develop  highly   esthetic  reconstructions  

• To  develop  treatment  plans  including  sequencing   of  treatment  and  selection  of  appropriate   materials  

• To  learn  advanced  techniques  in  bonding,  material   selection,  repairs,  preparation  design,  layering,   blocking  out  dark  teeth,  obtaining  excellent   interproximal  contacts  and  diastema  closure   • To  improve  predictability  of  esthetic  outcomes  

with  bonded  porcelain  restorations  

• To  gain  a  deep  understanding  of  the  maintenance   and  durability  of  direct  and  indirect  composite   restorations                  

Length of the course

4  days  (3  ECTS  points,  European  Credit  Transfer  System)    

Format

Lectures  and  hands-­‐on  training    

Lecturers

• Johanna  Tanner  (DDS,  PHD,  University  of  Turku)   • Other  lecturers  to  be  confirmed  

• Hands-­‐on  practitioners  will  be  provided  by  Planmeca   and  Stick  Tech  Ltd.  

 

Topics

• Smile  analysis  and  design  

• Relationship  function  and  esthetics   • Direct  composite  layering  techniques     • Direct  composite  mock-­‐up  

• Indirect  composite  techniques   • Porcelain  restorations  

• Clinical  photography  techniques   • Hands-­‐on  practice      

Esthetic Dentistry

 

Course schedule

Day  1  (Lectures):    

• Smile  analysis  and  design    

• Relationship  function  and  esthetics  

Day  2  (Lectures):  

• Direct  composite  layering  techniques   • Indirect  composite  techniques   • Porcelain  restorations  

Day  3  (Lectures):  

• Blocking  out  dark  teeth,  obtaining  interproximal   contacts  and  diastema  closure  

• Advanced  techniques  in  bonding  and  material  selection   • Maintenance  of  composite  restorations  

• Clinical  photography  techniques  

Day  4  (Hands-­‐on):  

• Hands-­‐on  training  of  the  lecture  topics  

Course dates for 2014

• October  21–24,  2014   • November  4–7,  2014  

• NIDE’s  courses  run  from  Tuesday  to  Friday.  Voluntary   visit  to  Planmeca’s  headquarters  and  factory  in  Helsinki,   Finland  will  be  offered  to  the  interested  participants  on   the  Monday  before  the  course.    

 

Venue

University  of  Turku,  Institute  of  Dentistry   Lemminkäisenkatu  2  

FI-­‐20014  Turku,  Finland    

Target group

• Graduated  dentists  

• The  course  will  be  carried  out  in  English      

Course fee

The  price  of  the  course  is  2000€  +  value  added  tax  (24%).   The  price  includes  the  lectures  and  training,  materials,   lunches  and  refreshments.  Travel  and  hotel  costs  are  not   included.    

 

For  further  information  and  registration,  please  contact    

 

NIDE’s  Training  Coordinator  Soili  Vihavainen   tel.  +358  20  779  5564    

soili.vihavainen(at)nordicdented.com    

NIDE’s  CEO  Jenni  Pajunen     tel.  +358  20  779  5348    

jenni.pajunen(at)nordicdented.com  

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Nordic Institute of Dental Education

Terms & Conditions

1.

General

Nordic  Institute  of  Dental  Education  (“NIDE”)  is  a  joint-­‐venture  company  by  Planmeca  Academy  Oy  and  UTU  

Holding  Oy  based  in  Finland.  NIDE  offers  continued  education  courses  to  international  dental  professionals.  

2.

Description of the service

The  course  descriptions  are  located  at  NIDE’s  website,  www.nordicdented.com.  The  University  of  Turku  

grants  the  participants  ECTS  (European  Credit  Transfer  and  Accumulation  System)  Credits  for  participating  

in  NIDE’s  courses,  unless  otherwise  specified.    

NIDE  provides  the  participants  with  a  certificate  issued  by  the  Turku  University  Faculty  of  Medicine.  

3.

Subscriptions, fees and payments

The  participants  apply  to  the  courses  on  NIDE’s  website.  NIDE  will  confirm  the  attendance  by  e-­‐mail  to  the  

address  provided  in  connection  with  the  registration.  By  submitting  the  application,  the  terms  and  

conditions  stated  here  are  accepted  by  the  applicant.    

The  applicant  receives  a  confirmation  of  attendance  and  instructions  for  payment  by  e-­‐mail  from  NIDE.      

The  applicants  are  advised  not  to  make  their  travel  reservations  before  receiving  a  confirmation.      

The  payment  method  is  by  invoice.  In  case  the  payment  is  not  received  by  the  payment  deadline,  course  

participation  cannot  be  guaranteed.  

The  course  prices  will  be  confirmed  to  each  course  separately.  The  course  fee  includes  training,  materials,  

as  well  as  lunches  and  refreshments  during  the  course.  Travel  and  hotel  costs  are  not  included.    

By  submitting  the  application,  the  applicants  confirm  that  they  consider  their  level  to  correspond  to  that  of  

the  course.    

4.

Cancellations and changes to the courses

All  cancellations  and  postponements  must  be  submitted  in  writing.  Our  cancellation  policy  is  the  following:  

28  days  before  the  start  of  the  course  .  .  .  100%  refund  

15  to  28  days  before  .  .  .  50%  refund  

14  days  before  or  later.  .  .  0%  refund  

NIDE  reserves  the  right  to  change  the  lecturers  or  venues  and  to  reschedule  classes  and  will  try  to  

accommodate  a  new  schedule  within  a  reasonable  time.  

In  the  event  that  a  course  has  less  than  10  participants,  NIDE  reserves  the  right  to  cancel  the  course.    

The  registrants  will  be  informed  of  the  next  available  date.  In  the  event  of  cancellation,  the  course  fees    

will  be  refunded  in  full.  NIDE  has  no  other  liability  with  respect  to  cancellations.    

 

 

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5.

Intellectual property rights

Training  material  including  hard  copies  and  digital  media  supplied  to  participants  is  the  property  of  NIDE  or  

third  parties  and  intended  for  the  participants’  use  only.  The  participant  agrees  that  she/he  will  not  make  

copies  or  distribute  the  material  without  separate  written  authorization  from  NIDE.    

6.

Other applicable conditions

The  participants  are  strongly  advised  to  have  travel  insurance.  NIDE  takes  no  responsibility  for  accidents  

occurring  during  the  trips.  

NIDE  takes  no  responsibility  for  the  participants’  actions  in  applying  the  skills  learnt  at  NIDE’s  courses.      

The  personal  data  information  submitted  to  NIDE  in  connection  with  the  registration  will  be  handled  in  

accordance  with  applicable  laws.    

7.

Governing law and jurisdiction

This  Agreement  shall  be  governed  by  and  interpreted  and  enforced  in  accordance  with  the  laws  of  the  

Finland  without  any  reference  to  rules  governing  choice  of  laws.  Any  dispute,  controversy  or  claim  arising  

out  of  or  relating  to  this  Agreement,  or  the  breach,  termination  or  validity  thereof  shall  be  finally  settled  by  

the  district  court  of  Helsinki,  Finland.  

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