LUBBOCK, Texas – Osteogenics Biomedical announces the Osteogenics 2014 Global Bone Grafting Symposium, unique for its focus on dental bone grafting and treatment planning, to be held April 3 – 5, 2014 at the Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa at Gainey Ranch in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The symposium will feature presentations by world-renowned speakers, interactive treatment planning sessions with an expert panel, and optional hands-on workshops. Speakers include Dr. Massimo Simion, Dr. Marco Ronda, Dr. Michael Pikos, Dr. Gustavo Avila-Ortiz, Dr. Thomas Wilson, Dr. Brian Mealey, Dr. Istvan Urban, Dr. Sascha Jovanovic, Dr. Daniel Cullum, Dr. Kirk Pasquinelli, and Dr. Hom-Lay Wang.
“This is the best meeting I have ever been to, top to bottom,” said Dr. Robert Starr about the 2012 symposium. “You guys have great speakers who are very honest. I have been going to meetings for 30 years, and this meeting was refreshingly different.”
On April 4 and 5, the symposium will feature main podium lectures, question and answer sessions, and interactive treatment planning sessions. Optional hands-on workshops will be offered on Thursday, April 3. Workshop topics include: vertical ridge augmentation using GBR techniques, clinical guidelines and surgical techniques for implant site development, and state of the art sinus elevation and grafting techniques.
“This symposium is unique in that it offers a broad scope in treatment perspectives and protocols from several of the more prominent clinicians and researchers in our field,” said Dr. Philip Bird. “I would recommend it to anyone treating patients in the field of implant and regenerative dentistry.”
The Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa at Gainey Ranch is an ideal location due to Scottdale’s enjoyable spring weather and breathtaking views. Explore the endless wonders of the 27-acre property set amidst the majestic McDowell Mountains. Enjoy breathtaking vistas blended with intriguing Native American culture and pampering amenities featuring championship golf, Spa Avania, a 2.5 acre water playground, tennis, or Camp Hyatt Kachina. Or attendees can find their own opportunity for adventure just minutes from the resort.
For more information on the Osteogenics 2014 Global Bone Grafting Symposium, visit www.osteogenics.com/courses, or call Andrea Wilson at 1.806.796.1923. Tuition for the main symposium on April 4 and 5 is $895, offering up to 13 CE credits. Assistants and office personnel are welcome for $450.