Individualized implants - a new treatment option for extremely atrophied jaws? Report of the first cases treated in Switzerland (Langstone, 21 October 2026)
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Individualized implants - a new treatment option for extremely atrophied jaws? Report of the first cases treated in Switzerland (Langstone, 21 October 2026)

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Date
21 Oct 2026
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Location
The Coldra Court Hotel, Chepstow Road, Langstone, Newport, United Kingdom
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Organizer
Association of Dental Implantology
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Price
75 GBP
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About this event

Discover a groundbreaking approach to full-arch dental rehabilitation at the upcoming seminar, **"Individualized Implants - a new treatment option for extremely atrophied jaws? Report of the first cases treated in Switzerland."** Scheduled for **21 October 2026** at **The Coldra Court Hotel in Newport**, this evening event runs from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM, beginning with networking refreshments at 19:00 followed by the main lecture at 19:30. Hosted by Dr. Raid Ali, the session offers dental professionals a unique dive into cutting-edge implantology.

The lecture is led by renowned implantologist **Dr. Jürgen Weber Branca (MSC, MICOI)**, who brings nearly 40 years of clinical expertise. Dr. Weber Branca will explore the clinical realities of severe alveolar bone atrophy—stemming from historical challenges such as early widespread extractions—and why conventional implants, invasive augmentations, or zygoma implants often fall short. He will present promising data from the last eight years surrounding patient-specific, 3D-manufactured individualized implants, demonstrating how they provide a minimally invasive alternative for both upper and lower jaws while adhering to foundational principles of osseointegration and immediate loading.

Attendees will gain actionable insights into the surgical workflow, including 3D planning, guided placement, bone reduction, and soft-tissue management using collagen membranes. By the end of the session, delegates will be equipped to evaluate the current evidence, benefits, and long-term outcomes of patient-specific implants. Pricing is free for ADI Members, £75 for non-member clinicians, technicians, and companies, and £25 for dental therapists, nurses, and practice managers. Exhibitor opportunities are also available for ADI Company members at £350 plus VAT.

Why Attend

- Revolutionary Solution for Severe Bone Atrophy: Discover how state-of-the-art 3D manufacturing provides a reliable, minimally invasive alternative to traditional augmentation or zygoma implants for both upper and lower jaws.
- Expert Clinical Insights: Learn directly from Dr. Jürgen Weber Branca, who shares nearly 40 years of expertise and real-world data from the first Swiss clinical cases utilizing patient-specific implants over the last eight years.
- Master the Surgical Workflow: Gain practical knowledge in advanced techniques, including 3D planning, guided implant placement, bone reduction management, and soft-tissue considerations using collagen membranes.
- Evidence-Based Full-Arch Rehabilitation: Understand how these modern implants align with foundational principles of osseointegration (Brånemark) and immediate loading (Ledermann) to deliver predictable long-term patient outcomes.

About Langstone

Langstone is a pleasant suburban community and electoral ward located on the eastern outskirts of Newport, South Wales.

Location and Accessibility: Positioned near the scenic Severn Estuary and close to junction 24 of the M4 motorway, it serves as a convenient gateway between England and South Wales.

History and Character: The area blends historic charm with modern residential development, featuring notable landmarks such as the medieval St Cadoc's Church and local community hubs.

Hospitality: It is well-known to visitors and travelers for hosting established accommodations like The Coldra Court Hotel (managed by the Celtic Manor Collection), making it a popular spot for conferences, dining, and leisure.