ITI China Congress 2023: high attendance and success!

Sherry Liu

February 20, 2024

The ITI China Congress 2023 was successfully held from December 9 to 10 at the Xiamen International Conference Center in China. This grand event, a triennial academic gathering, attracted more than 1300 dental professionals from all over the country.

The ITI China Congress has always provided a platform for innovative ideas and academic exchange. We gather together, we look forward, and together we envision a new chapter for the future of oral and dental science. The topic of the ITI China Congress 2023 was Evidence-Based, Integration, Innovation — Immediate-Driven, Long-Term Stability.

The opening ceremony was hosted by Prof. Zhonghao Liu from Yantai Stomatological Hospital with wonderful speeches delivered by Prof. Yiqun Wu from the Ninth People’s Hospital affiliated with Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, Prof. Yucheng Su from Peking Union Medical College Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, and Vice President Xinwang Huang from DFSA. Meanwhile, Philippe Praz the Consul General of Switzerland in Guangzhou brought blessings to the conference through a video message.

During the two days we welcomed more than 60 outstanding national speakers and moderators and 9 international speakers (online and onsite) who presented the latest research achievements in oral medicine to the participants. The speakers and moderators discussed the future of the industry, shared knowledge, and established connections. A total of 10 attractive sessions with four main topics:

PART ONE: Patient-Centered Implant Treatment: High Efficiency and Precision

PART TWO: Long-Term Stability of Dental Implant Outcome

Break-out Session 1: Bone Segmentation Technologies for the Long-Term Stability of Dental Implant Outcome
Break-out Session 2: Soft Tissue Augmentation Technologies for the Long-Term Stability of Dental Implant Outcome
Break-out Session 3: Immediate Treatments for the Long-Term Stability of Dental Implant Outcome
Break-out Session 4: Edentulous Jaw Treatments for the Long-Term Stability of Dental Implant Outcome

PART THREE: Solutions for Dental Implant Restoration

Break-out Session 1: Patient-Centered Implant Restoration: Design and Implementation
Break-out Session 2: Implant Restoration in the Aesthetic Zone
Break-out Session 3: Digital Implant Restoration
Break-out Session 4: Prevention and Management of Dental Implant Complications

PART FOUR: Comprehensive Solutions for New Technology: Development: the Development of Digital Implant Technology.

In the future, the ITI Section China will continue to deepen its efforts in China, bringing advanced international experience and concepts in oral implantology to its professionals! We are already looking forward to the next ITI China Congress!

Finally, we would like to congratulate ITI Section China on its 15^th anniversary! Special thanks to the whole team for this successful event!

Authors

Sherry Liu

Sherry Liu is Senior ITI China Section Support.

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