The teamwork of treating the periodontal patient
Periodontal disease and treatment trends

Thursday 2024-08-22

8.30 -8.45        Welcome speech / Opening address.

8.45 – 10.00    What is new and hot in perio – From the new classification to the three treatment guidelines.

Professor Moritz Kebschull – School of Dentistry Birmingham, UK/ Executive Committee EFP / President EFP

10.00-10.15    Discussion

10.15-10.45    Coffee break.

10.45 – 11.30 How to improve patient motivation for a desirable behavioural change – theory and practice

Professor Kajsa Henning Abrahamsson – University of Gothenburg

11.30-11.45    Discussion

12.00-13.00    Lunch

13.00-14.15    “Perio as a team approach” – including the dental team and dental hygienists, prosthodontists, implant surgeons, dental technicians, and medical doctors.

Professor Moritz Kebschull – School of Dentistry Birmingham, UK/ Executive Committee EFP / President EFP

14.15-14.30    Discussion

14.30-15.00    Coffee break

15.00-16.00    Young researcher /poster and oral presentations

16.00-17.00    General assembly / Scandinavian Society of Periodontology

Odd Carsten Koldsland – president, Eija Könönen – general secretary

19.00                Dinner at Munkkällaren – a centrally located restaurant in Visby in a genuine historical environment.

(Optional – additional registration required)

 

Friday 2024-08-23

8.30-9.00         Periodontal disease and treatment trends in Sweden: Results from the Swedish quality registry for periodontitis

Associate professor Shariel Sayardoust Jönköping University / Linköping University, Sweden

9.00-9.30         Periodontal treatment patterns among dental care attenders in Denmark

Associate professor Christian Damgaard, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

9.30-10.00       Coffee break

10.00-10.30    Periodontal diseases in Norway: Recent studies from different parts of the country

Associate professor Odd Carsten Koldsland, University of Oslo, Norway

10.30-11.00    Periodontal diseases in Finland: Treatment needs and trends.

Professor Ulvi Gursoy, University of Turku, Finland

11.00-11.30    Panel discussion

11.30-12.00    Sponsor exhibition / visits

12.00-13.00    Lunch

13.00-14.15    Are the novel nicotine and tobacco products a threat to oral health – and how do we help smokers and nicotine users quit?

Professor Charlotta Pisinge, Center for Clinical Research and Prevention, Bispebjerg-Frederiksberg Hospital, Denmark

14.15.14.30    Discussion

14.30-15.00    Coffee break

15.00-16.00    Waerhaug Prize lecture

16.00-16.15     Award ceremony young researchers

17.00-19.00     Walk with a guide and “Toast to world heritage”.

19.00                  One course dinner at a close by restaurant.

 

Saturday 24-08-24

8.45– 9.30        What is going on in periodontal research?

Professor Eija Könönen, University of Turku (Sponsored lecture – Oral B)

9.30-9.45         Discussion

9.45-10.15       Coffee break

10.15-11.30    Prosthetic rehabilitation of the periopatient – insights of the prosthodontic Team player

Dr Malin Strasding – Senior lecturer, /University of Geneva | UNIGE · Division of Fixed Prosthodontics and Biomaterials

11.30-12.00     Final remarks and summing-up

12.00-13.00     Lunch

13.00 – 19.00 Free time

19.00                Gala dinner in a Gotland barn!

Bus transfer including a small bus tour.

 

Social Program

Thursday August 22

The social program includes on Thursday August 22 an optional 3 course dinner at Munkkällaren which is a solid restaurant and pub which opened back in 1965. A wide and exciting menu is offered here, well prepared Swedish food with foreign inspirations. Munkkällaren is centrally located in Visby city centre. Here you enjoy high-class food in generous portions, high service with a unique meeting point in a genuine historical environment with cross vaults from the 12th century.

 

Friday August 23

On Friday August 23 a personal guide will take you on an entertaining two-hour tour of the world heritage of Visby in small groups. The tour will give you the city’s exciting history where truths and legends from Visby’s 1,000-year history are mixed. We wander through centuries in the walled city and get to know the streets and squares, alleys and people.

The tour will end in a local Pub where we will toast to world heritage. After the tour and toast a one course dinner will be served at a local restaurant nearby.

 

Saturday August 24

On Saturday August 24 the gala dinner – “Dinner in a Gotland barn” will take place.  A bus transfer will take you around 20 km south of Visby to a genuine Gotland barn. The bus transfer willmake a small round trip of the area and nature around Visby. At the barn the gala dinner will beserved in the beautifully decorated venue in a Gotland theme. Around 22.30-23.00 the buses willbring you back to Visby again.

 

The social program will be offered at cost rate and are optional, but we highly recommend each of the events. Gala dinner, the guided tour and toast to the heritage including a one course dinner is included in the registration.

 

Poster Presentations

Participants are invited to submit abstracts to the ScSP 2024 Conference within the scope of all areas related to periodontology.

 

Writing guidelines:

Max. 250 words (not including title, authors, and affiliations) use font Time New Roman, single linespacing title in capital letters, bolded authors’ names (e.g. Kononen E, Klinge B) affiliations (e.g. University of Turku, Turku, Finland, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden) the actual text organized as follows: objective, methods, results, conclusion.

Please send your abstract as an attachment (as .doc/.docx) to: Assoc. Prof. Christian Damgaard (chrd@sund.ku.dk)

Submission deadline: 15th of May

Travel grants

Scandinavian Society of Periodontology offers 4 travel grants to be used in the coming ScSP conference. These grants will be given to 4 abstracts selected for participation in the Young Researcher Award Competition (please see below).

Only ScSP young members (graduate students, PhD students, residents who are at speciality training, and post-docs within 3 years of their PhD defence date) can apply for the travel grant. The travel grant amount to 250€.

 

Young Researcher Award Competition

The Award Committee will select the best four abstracts among the submitted poster abstracts to compete in the award competition. The presenters of these four research projects will present their studies in the competition as oral presentations (10 minutes oral presentation, 5 minutes questioning). The winner will receive a 1000€ award with a certificate.

Note! To apply for the Young Researcher Award competition, a cover letter should be sent together with the abstract. Letter should indicate the willingness to apply for the competition. If the abstract is withdrawn or in the case of no-show, the travel grant will NOT be disbursed. Please remember that only ScSP members can apply to Young Researcher Award Competition.

 

Registration

Registration fees, including the coffee/tea, lunches, social activity on Friday 23.8 and gala dinner on Saturday 24.8, are as follows:

ScSP members/Members of the Swedish and Finnish Periodontal Societies: 800 €

Non-members: 1000 €

ScSP student members: 550 €

 

To register; Further information will be posted for registration opening in February.

The congress office will contact each participant personally via e-mail to help with registration and to make sure they receive an invoice with the correct information once the booking has been made.

 

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