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22nd iadh congress medicine meets disability
iNTERNaTioNaL aSSociaTioN FoR diSaBiLiTY aNd oRaL hEaLTh
october 1-4, 2014
Berlin, Germany
Estrel convention center
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wELcomE To BERLiN |
Verena Bentele
Federal Commissioner for
Klaus Wowereit Matters relating to Disabled
Governing Mayor of Berlin Persons
The International Association for Disability and Oral Health Dear attendees of the 22nd iADH World Conference,
(iADH) has been dedicated to enhancing the oral health of ladies and gentlemen,
people with disabilities for more than 40 years now. The
association is the leader worldwide in this area and has I would like to extend a warm welcome to you all: to all
pioneered many important initiatives on improving dental dentists, physicians in other fields, people working in the
care and prevention. Berlin is therefore honored to have health care system and all specialists who deal with people
been chosen as the venue for the iADH World Congress in with disabilities and their special concerns.
2014, and I would like to extend a very warm welcome to Allow me to share a personal experience with you: In 2012,
all of the participants coming to Germany’s capital city for for the first time ever, I was at a dental clinic in Munich that
this congress. specialises in providing dental care for people with disabi-
lities. I was met at the door by a dental assistant, the rooms
As a congress venue, Berlin offers an ideal setting for an were described to me, the information material was read
international gathering like yours. For one thing, Berlin’s to me. As a result, I had a clear picture of the situation even
first dental treatment center for people with multiple se- before treatment began. For blind patients, just this first
vere disabilities recently opened in the Neukölln facility of part of a doctor’s appointment is a challenge in and of itself.
our municipal hospital corporation Vivantes. In addition, During the course of my treatment, the dentist thoroughly
our city has many other institutions that underscore its re- explained each of the next steps and took the time to an-
putation as a health care capital, including the Charité, as swer all my questions in detail. He fully met my needs du-
a flagship of modern research and treatment, and a broad ring my treatment. And this is precisely where the key lies,
spectrum of hospitals and dental practices. I believe: The desire and also the ability to take the patient’s
needs and challenges into account during dental treatment.
I am confident that your international congress will send Time is one of the most important aspects of any visit to
a strong message on the sustainable improvement of pre- the doctor, especially for people with mental disabilities or
ventive efforts worldwide. And I am just as certain that this multiple disabilities. In my view, treatment without trust is
meeting in Berlin, thanks to the participation of interna- impossible. We must continue to work on this together in
tional experts with a vast range of experience and exper- the coming years, all over the world and also here in Ger-
tise, will give new momentum to your work to improve many. I am therefore particularly pleased that you will be
dental care for people with disabilities. bringing together your knowledge and expertise, talking
about new methods of treatment and discussing ways of
In this spirit, I would like to wish all the participants a safe linking the different fields of science and medicine in Berlin
trip to Berlin, a successful congress, productive exchanges this year. According to a study from Germany, people with
with your colleagues, and a wonderful stay in our city that disabilities are far from always having access to all medical
you will long remember. practices, not just to the premises but also to the examina-
tion furniture, or access to important information and to
communication with the medical personnel there.
Klaus Wowereit Through the valuable work you are doing at this conference,
Governing Mayor of Berlin you are creating access to information for all interested par-
ties and, in the process, enabling improvements in the pro-
vision of dental care in Germany and throughout the world.
I thank you all for your dedication and wish you a commu-
nicative, informative and enriching event.
Your Verena Bentele
Federal Commissioner for Matters relating to
Disabled Persons
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| wELcomE To BERLiN
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Emmanouil
President of the iADH
On behalf of the Executive Board of the International Berlin since the beginning of the 20th Century has seen the
Association of Disability and Oral Health (iADH), it is my most important political developments in the western
great pleasure and honor to invite you, our special care world. This has transformed it into a truly international city
colleagues from all corners of our global village, to join the with extraordinary architecture, historical buildings com-
22nd iADH Congress to be held October 2–4, 2014, in Berlin, bined with contemporary design. Berlin’s vivid, young and
Germany, under the auspices of the German Dental Asso- experimental spirit has attracted an active art scene with
ciation. numerous exhibitions to go hand in hand with the great
art and cultural treasures of the past.
iADH is a global organization with members, health pro-
fessionals dedicated to serving people with disabilities. More than one hundred museums and cultural sites all
Since 1970 every two years iADH hosts a congress that al- over Berlin wait for you to discover them. The meeting will
lows its more than 8.000 members from all over the world take place at the ESTREL-Convention Center in Berlin,
the opportunity to assemble in one place, and disseminate which has excellent road and suburban rail links.
knowledge to better serve our “special” patients.
On behalf of iADH, I would like to thank Prof. Andreas
With the majestic BERLIN as the back stage we anticipate Schulte, Chair of the scientific committee of the 22nd Con-
this to be a phenomenal international scientific program. gress and the local organizing committee for their hard
The theme of the congress is Medicine meets Disability work and vision into the planning of this event.
representing the need that all health professionals are
needed to work together for the well being of our patients. I truly believe that this meeting will be an inspiration for
Keynote speakers from around the world share their re- all of us to work harder for our patients, fulfill our profes-
search, scientific knowledge and experience to allow our sional goals and provide us with the “right amount” of
members to approach disability in an interdisciplinary way. positive energy for the future.
iADH is very fortunate to work this time with our collea-
gues from the German Dental society for patients with Dis- We look forward to welcoming you all to Berlin in 2014.
abilities integrated in the federal Association of Oral Dental
surgeons in Germany. The meeting will not only further the Dimitris Emmanouil
aims of both organizations, but as a result will also strongly
enhance the foundation of special care dentistry world- President
wide. International Association of Disability and Oral Health
On an individual basis it will give each of us the opportu-
nity to share in new knowledge and techniques, and build
a network of personal professional support with which to
better deliver care to our varied populations.
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wELcomE To BERLiN |
Prof. Dr. Andreas G. Schulte
President of the 2014 iADH
Congress in Berlin
Dear IADH participants of the 22nd iADH congress!
It is a great pleasure for me to welcome you on the 22nd I would like to take this opportunity to thank the German
Congress of the International Association for Disability and Association of Oral Surgeons (BDO) for supporting ener-
Oral Health here in Berlin. Colleagues from all continents getically the IADH conference 2014. Without them it would
representing more than 40 countries have registered for have been almost impossible to organise this international
this event! conference.
Oral health care and therapy for patients with special care Furthermore, I am very grateful that the IADH congress in
needs represents a huge challenge for dentists and dental Berlin takes place under the auspices of the German Dental
teams and requires a great degree of interdisciplinary coor- Association (Bundeszahnärztekammer) and that this con-
dination and cooperation with many medical and non- gress is supported by the German Society for Dento-
medical disciplines. Thus, this meeting aims at contributing Maxillo-Facial Science (DGZMK). Many thanks go to the
to the maintenance and improvement of the oral health of many industrial sponsors of this congress. Their assistance
special care patients in three main fields: firstly, prevention is indispensible for the success of an international con-
is acknowledged distinctly, secondly, a professional ex- gress.
change of knowledge between dentists and physicians is
offered and thirdly, important scientific information about On behalf of the Scientific and Organising Committee I
dental procedures performed under modalities such as wish you all to have fruitful discussions and to receive
general anaesthesia is provided. many ideas how to improve the dental care and oral health
of patients with disabilities!
It has to be emphasised that not only persons with intel-
lectual disabilities or multiple disabilities are in need of
special care dentistry but also those patients with rare or Prof. Dr. Andreas G. Schulte
severe diseases, as well as patients with syndromes. President of the 2014 iADH Congress in Berlin
Therefore, experts for rare diseases such as sclerodermia
and ectodermal dysplasia have been invited to share their
knowledge with the congress participants.
It is a great success that about 200 scientific studies or
clinical cases will be presented on this congress. So it gives
me a great pleasure to encourage you to listen to the
respective short lectures and to view the posters and enjoy
the discussions with the presenting authors.
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| wELcomE To BERLiN
Dr. Peter Engel
President of the German Dental Dr. Dr. Wolfgang Jakobs
Association (Bundeszahnärzte- Chairman of the Association of
kammer, BZÄK) German Oral Surgeons (BDO)
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, dear colleagues, dear guests Dear colleagues,
from all over the world,
On behalf of the Association of German Oral Surgeons I
It is a great pleasure for me to welcome you to the iADH sincerely invite you to participate in the World Congress of
World Congress 2014 in the city of BERLIN. iADH 2014 in Berlin, which is performed together with the
31st Annual Meeting of the German Association of Oral
Improving the oral health of the elderly in nursing homes Surgeons and the European Congress of Oral Surgery of
and of people with disabilities is one of the main objectives the EFOSS.
not only of German dentists but, of all the engaged collea- It is a great honor for our association but also a special ob-
gues from around the world. The aim is to have equal ac- ligation following the iADH Conference 1994 in Trier to
cess to dental services and oral prevention for the elderly host the World Congress of the International Association
and for the disabled people as we have for our “normal” for "Disability and Oral Health" for the second time.
patients. This ethical and moral obligation unites us all. The dental and dental surgical care for patients who are
impaired due to damages of their physical, emotional or
It is thus an honor for me that the 22nd world congress on mental functions, poses great challenges for our profession
Disability and Oral Health (iADH) will be held in Germany and our treatment team. To provide current dental care
under the auspices of the German Dental Association (Bun- concepts also for this group of patients corresponds to the
deszahnärztekammer). ethical principles of our profession and requires high tech-
nical expertise and also unique personal involvement.
The conference has a very interesting and comprehensive The scientific program of this international conference will
programme and I am sure that you will enjoy and gain thematically picture the whole spectrum of dental therapy
from the high-quality lectures which will be presented and the needs of our patients who suffered limitations of
during the next few days. The international forum is of their physical or mental functions-
course an opportunity for exchanging experiences with The implementation of the World Congress of iADH as a
colleagues from more than 40 different countries and to mutual meeting of iADH, EFOSS and BDO offers partici-
meet good friends again. pants the opportunity to experience the different focal
points of the main podium but also in seminars, lectures
As President of the German Dental Association I wish you and workshops provided at the same time.
an interesting congress with many discussions, new My special thanks to congress president Professor Schulte
findings and scientific results. Please enjoy Berlin, the Capital and Professor Weischer for creating this progressive and
of Germany, which is a city of sophistication, fascination, close to practical perfomance program.
variety and a unique destination for the 22nd Congress of My thanks also to the members of the organizing commit-
IADH in 2014. tee and the Congress organizator OEMUS MEDIA AG for
their cooperation. We say thanks to all speakers and the
I welcome you again. Sincerely, industry that has supported this community meeting in a
very special way.
I wish you all, especially our international guests, interesting
Dr. Peter Engel and exciting days in Berlin. We cordially invite all par-
President of the German Dental Association ticipants to take part in the social programme of the con-
(Bundeszahnärztekammer, BZÄK) gress and wish you interesting acquaintance and friendly
contact with colleagues from different regions!
Dr. Dr. Wolfgang Jakobs
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wELcomE To BERLiN |
Dr. Volker Holthaus
Chairman of the German Dental
Society for Patients with
Disabilities
Dear colleagues,
On behalf of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Zahnärztliche Be-
hindertenbehandlung in the Berufsverband Deutscher Oral-
chirurgen I would like to invite you to join the 22nd World
Congress of the iADH from 2 to 4 October, 2014, in Berlin.
The congress will be held under the patronage of the Ger-
man dentists' association and addresses to all professionals
treating patients with special needs. The key issue of the
conference "Medicine meets Disability" mirrors the special
focus of the lectures. We decided intentionally on interdis-
cipinary dental and medical key aspects. High-ranking in-
ternational lecturers have been chosen to present and
forward science and treatment processes.
Berlin as a vibrant metropole is inviting you to discover its
history, culture, and fascinating atmosphere. The hotel
"Estrel" which will be the venue of the iADH congress is a
perfect starting point to explore the city, the famous mu-
seums and theatres.
We are looking forward to welcome you as our guests and
promise to you an interesting and imformative conference
with many possibilities to interchange with colleagues from
all over the world.
Very warm welcome to Berlin, have a good and interesting
time at the congress and discover the beautiful environs of
our capital.
Dr. Volker Holthaus
(1. Vorsitzender der Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Zahnärztliche
Behindertenbehandlung)
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| iadh
IADH Executive members IADH Council Members
Prof. Dr. Dimitris Emmanouil 1. Argentina 15. Japan
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Scagnet Gustavo Fabián Molina Shoji Hironaka
Dr. Timucin Ari Gabriela Scagnet Koichiro Matsuo
Dr. Tom Turk 2. Australia Yoshiharu Mukai
Martin Arts, M.J.E. Kerrie Ann Punshon Motoyuki Shishido
Prof. Dr. Shun-te Huang Avanti Karve Miyako Ando
Dr. Volker Holthaus Bettine Webb 16. Korea
Warren Shnider Hyo-Seol Lee
Archana Prabhan Justin Jea Cheoun Lee
Scientific and Organizing Committee Antonio Lee 17. Mexico
Chair: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schulte 3. Belgium Juan Loyola-Rodriquez
Vice-Chair: Dr. Imke Kaschke MPH Luc A.M. Marks 18. Netherlands
Vice-Chair: Dr. Volker Holthaus 4. Brazil Mieke Hogerbrug
Marcello Feitosa Boccia 19. New Zealand/Australia
Dr. Guido Elsässer João Santos Júnior Sharon Liberali
Prof. Dr. Roswitha Heinrich-Weltzien José Reynaldo Figueredo
Prof. Dr. Joachim Jackowski Luis Alberto Valente Júnior 20. Norway
Prof. Dr. Heike Korbmacher-Steiner Thais Rolim Stefan Axelsson
Prof. Dr. Klaus Pieper 5. Canada 21. Pakistan
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Scagnet Stephane Lupien Nazia Yazdanie
Dr. Sebastian Ziller MPH Christopher Zed 22. Peru
Dr. Andreas Wagner Edith Falconi Salazar
6. Denmark
Office of the Scientific and Torben Gasseholm 23. Philippines
Organizing Committee: Gitte Z. Johansen Anna Maria Dimanlig
Dr. Juliane Gösling 7. Finland 24. Romania
Tanja Schamma Katariina Ylinen Ruxandra Moraru
8. France 25. Spain
Martine Hennequin Jacobo Limeres
Journal of Disability and Oral Helth Pedro Diz Dios
(Official Journal of iADH) 9. Germany
Imke Kaschke 26. Sweden
Editor: Dr. Shelagh Thomson Andreas Schulte Ann-Christin Grevér
10. Greece Mia Zellmer
Linda Gustavsson Tjernström
11. Iceland
Elin Svarrer Wang 27. Switzerland
Sigurdur R. Saemundsson Willy Baumgartner
Helga Agustsdottir Frauke Müller
Artur Stehrenberger
12. Indonesia
Adiningrum Wiradidjaja 28. Taiwan
Roosye Rosita Oewen Dr Pung-Hay Tsai
13. Ireland 29. Turkey
Maura Cuffe Ilknur Tanboğa
Alison Dougall Nida Huroglu
Sarah Roux Isil Ozgul Kalyoncu
Carole Edmonds 30. United Kingdom
14. Italy Shelagh Thompson
Roberto Rozza Kathy Wilson
Elena Pozzani 31. USA
Annamaria Baietti Kishore Shetty
Maureen Romer
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woRKShoPS | wEdNESdaY, 1ST ocToBER 2014
09.00–12.00 WORKSHOPS 1st SESSION 14.00–17.00 WORKSHOPS 2nd SESSION
Rooms 2, 3, 4, 5
WORKSHOP I (Room 2) WORKSHOP IV (13.00–16.00) (Room 2)
Makaton Sedation
Lecturer: Merle Holthaus/Berlin, Germany Lecturer: Dr. Dr. Wolfgang Jakobs/Speicher, Germany,
Dr. Frank G. Mathers/Köln, Germany
WORKSHOP II (Room 3)
DEBRA Workshop: Epidermolysis WORKSHOP V (Room 3)
Bullosa Gerodontology
Lecturers: Dr. Emma Wedgeworth/London, UK, Lecturers: Dr. Gert-Jan van der Putten/Amstelveen,
Dr. Katharina Ude-Schoder/Salzburg, Austria Netherlands
Dr. Susanne Krämer Strenger/Santiago, Chile Dr. Claar van der Maarel-Wierink/Amstelveen,
Netherlands
WORKSHOP III (Room 4)
Psychological Management of the anxious patient 13.00–16.00 MEETING OF iADH COUNCIL (Room 5)
Lecturer: Dr. Tim Newton/London, UK
LEcTURE haLL a | ThURSdaY, 2Nd ocToBER 2014
09.00–10.30 OPENING CEREMONY PREVENTION FOR SPECIAL CARE PATIENTS
LEcTURE haLL a
10.30–11.00 Coffee Break 14.00–14.45 Adolescents and Adults with Special
Needs: to Prevent or not to Prevent?
ETHICAL ASPECTS IN SPECIAL CARE Prof. Dominique Declerck/University
of Leuven, Belgium
11.00–11.45 Ethical Aspects of Special Care
Dentistry 14.45–15.30 Preventive Care for Children in the
Prof. Dominik Gross/University of Clinical Setting
Aachen, Germany Prof. Gabriela Scagnet/Universiy of
Buenos Aires, Argentina
11.45–12.30 Respect for Self-Determination
or the Attitude of Solicitousness? 15.30–16.00 Coffee Break
Medical Services for People with
Intellectual Disabilities in the Area 16.00–16.35 Oral Health Prevention in Living Homes
of Conflict. for People with Special Needs
Prof. Michael Seidel/Bethel Hospital, Dr. Imke Kaschke, MPH/Special
Bielefeld, Germany Olympics, Berlin, Germany
12.30–14.00 Lunch 16.35–17.15 Disability, Oral Health and Health
Politics–Concepts to tackle the
Challenges
Dr. Sebastian Ziller, MPH/German
Dental Association, Berlin, Germany
17.30 WELCOME RECEPTION iADH, BDO, EFOSS
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PAIN IN SPECIAL CARE PATIENTS
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11.00–11.45 Pain Diagnostics in Patients with 12.30–14.00 Lunch
Intellectual Disabilities
Prof. Dr. Peter Martin/Seguin Hospital, 14.00–14.45 Assessing Dental Pain in Patients
Kehl-Kork, Germany with Intellectual Disabilities:
do we see their pain?
11.45–12.30 Pain Syndromes in Patients with Dr. Elinor Bouvy-Berends/Rotterdam,
Parkinson’s Disease Netherlands
Prof. Thomas Müller/St. Joseph-
Krankenhaus Weißensee, Berlin,
Germany
ORAL SHORT PRESENTATIONS – CASE PRESENTATIONS
14.45–15.00 Case Report: Oromandibular Dystonia 16.45–17.00 Implants in immuno-deficient patients
L20 (OMD)–Meige's Syndrome L26 revisited–a routine treatment or
presenting author: exception?
Yoganathan Ponnambalam presenting author:
Frank Peter Strietzel
15.00–15.15 Jaw function and oral motor exercises
L21 –a case studie 17.00–17.15 Glanzmann thrombastenia: about
presenting author: L27 dental care and oral surgery
Asa Mogren management in 15 patients
presenting author:
15.15–15.30 Implantology in case of handicapped Fabien Bornert
L22 people
presenting author: 17.15–17.30 Factor V Leiden thrombophilia with
Sebastian Schiewe L28 associated Protein C and Protein S
deficiency: Literature review and
15.30–16.00 Coffee Break dental treatment considerations
presenting author:
16.00–16.15 Orthognathic surgery in osteogenesis E. Farmakis
L23 imperfecta: challenges and
possibilities–a case report 17.30–17.45 Treatment of traumatic injury in
presenting author: L29 young transplanted Patient in a
Isabela Soares de Castro intensive care center–a case report
presenting author:
16.15–16.30 Fifteen-year follow up and dental Isabela Soares de Castro
L24 treatments of a patient with
Angelman syndrome–a case report
presenting author:
Meng Ling Chiang
16.30–16.45 Speech, eating and saliva control in
L25 rare diseases– a database study
presenting author:
Lotta Sjögreen
17.30 WELCOME RECEPTION iADH, BDO, EFOSS
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ORAL SHORT PRESENTATIONS – ETHICS AND PUBLIC HEALTH
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11.15–11.30 Upgrading access and delivery of den- 15.00–15.15 Dental Health Education for Children
L01 tal services to a Homeless population L11 with Intellectual Disability
presenting author: Emma Corrigan presenting author: Stella Lesmana
11.30–11.45 The parental/caregiver perspectives 15.15–15.30 Special Care Dentistry curriculum:
L03 of the oral health related quality L12 Are we training them right?
of life of special needs children in presenting author: Jacob John
relation to orthodontics
presenting author: Timucin Ari 15.30–16.00 Coffee Break
11.45–12.00 Management of patients with 16.00–16.15 Developing a post-graduate curri-
L04 intellectual disabilities from a dental L13 culum in Special Care Dentistry–
care network by consensus
presenting author: Elisabeth Dursun presenting author:
Alison Jane Dougall
12.00–12.15 Developing a special care service for
L05 special needs children. Have we 16.15–16.30 French translation of the IADH
archived our goals? L14 undergraduate curriculum in Special
presenting author: Teniola Oyeleye Care Dentistry
presenting author: Denise Faulks
12.15–12.30 Special Needs Dentistry in Malaysia:
L06 The development of an idea into 16.30–16.45 Teaching Special Needs Dentistry to
reality L15 undergraduate students in rural
presenting author: Siti Zaleha Hamzah communities–an Australian experience
presenting author: Warren Shnider
12.30–14.00 Lunch
16.45–17.00 Dental care to patients in advanced
14.00–14.15 Oral health–what information does L16 stages of Alzheimer's disease under
L07 ICF-CY provide in addition to ICD-DA? intravenous sedation with midazolam
presenting author: Johanna Norderyd presenting author: Almir Oliva Filho
14.15–14.30 What should dental services for 17.00–17.15 Dental Elder Abuse and Neglect:
L08 people with disabilities be like? L17 Building a Dental Advance Care Plan
presenting author: presenting author: Natalie Archer
Caoimhin Mac Giolla Phadraig
17.15–17.30 A vision of the future of special needs
14.30–14.45 Making sense of consensus: A focus L18 dentistry in Japan based on the path
L09 group with people with disabilities to date of the JSDH
asking what should dental services presenting author: Katsuya Ogata
be like?
presenting author:
Caoimhin Mac Giolla Phadraig
14.45–15.00 Ethical issues raised by dental care
L10 to mental disabled persons
presenting author: Ariane Camoin
17.30 WELCOME RECEPTION iADH, BDO, EFOSS
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KEYNOTE LECTURES
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09.00–09.45 The Internet: Individuals are 09.45–10.30 Can we generate Missing Teeth?
Transforming, Society is being Prof. Werner Götz/University of Bonn,
Disrupted Germany
Joakim Jardenberg/Helsingborg,
Sweden 10.30–11.00 Coffee Break
DENTAL TREATMENT UNDER GENERAL ANAESTHESIA
11.00–11.40 Dental Treatment under General 12.20–13.00 Dental Treatment under General
Anaesthesia in Germany and Anaesthesia in Asia:
Europe: Legal and Organisational Legal and Organisational
aspects Aspects
Prof. Jochen Jackowski/University of Prof. Shun-Te Huang/Kaohsiung
Witten-Herdecke, Germany Medical University, Taiwan
11.40–12.20 Provision of General Anesthesia out 13.00–14.30 Lunch
of Hospital: Perspective from the
Americas 13.00–13.45 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Dr. Anthony Caputo/Lutheran Medical
Center, Tucson, USA
ORTHODONTIC IN PATIENTS REQUIRING SPECIAL CARE
14.30–15.15 Orthodontics in Patients with 16.30–17.15 New Insights for Maxillary Expansion
Special Needs, Cases and Literature in Patients with Down Syndrome
Prof. Ariane Hohoff/University of Dr. Maria Teresa Abeleira Pazos/
Münster, Germany University of Compostela, Spain
15.15–16.00 The three Phases of Orthodontic Treat- 17.15–18.00 Orthodontic Treatment for Children
ment in Patients with Disabilities with Sleep Apnoe
Prof. Heike Korbmacher-Steiner/ Prof. Edmund Rose/Dietikon,
University of Marburg, Germany Switzerland
16.00–16.30 Coffee Break
20.00 CONGRESSPARTY „STARS IN CONCERT“
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SPECIAL SMILES ACTIVITIES
LEcTURE haLL B
09.15–10.00 Reports on Special Smiles Activities 10.00–10.30 International Special Smiles Activities
Prof. Luc Marks/University of Ghent, Prof. Steven Perlman/Boston, USA
Belgium
10.30–11.00 Coffee Break
SPONSOR:
ORAL SHORT PRESENTATIONS – SPECIAL OLYMPICS
11.00–11.15 Oral health in adult athletes parti- 11.45–12.00 The oral health status of Special
L30 cipating in the national German L33 Olympics athletes in India
Special Olympics presenting author: Reena R. Kumar
presenting author: Abdul-Razak Bissar
12.00–12.15 Caries status of patients with
11.15–11.30 Oral health changes in Belgian Special L34 intellectual disabilities in Mexico
L31 Olympics athletes between 2012 and presenting author:
2013 Elisa Luengas Quintero
presenting author: Carla Fernandez
12.30–13.00 Poster Session Special Smiles
11.30–11.45 The oral health status of Special
L32 Olympics athletes in Greece 13.00–14.30 Lunch
presenting author:
Dimitris Emmanouil
MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY FOR PATIENTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY
14.30–15.15 The Spectrum of Cerebral Palsy: 16.30–17.15 Conductive Therapy for People with
a Challenge for the Dentist Cerebral Palsy
Dr. Roger Weis/Mainz, Germany Dr. Wolfram Gunkel/Münster, Germany
15.15–16.00 Oral Problems of Patients with 17.15–18.00 Overview of Orthodontic Treatment
Cerebral Palsy for Patients with Cerebral Palsy
Prof. Klaus Pieper/University of Prof. Pedro Diz Dios/University of
Marburg, Germany Compostela, Spain
16.00–16.30 Coffee Break
20.00 CONGRESSPARTY „STARS IN CONCERT“
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EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM
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10.00–13.00 iADH initiatives in education Aims of session:
related to special care dentistry • To update members present on the iADH resources
Lecturers: developed to aid education in SCD
Alison Dougall, Shelagh Thompson, • To present the new iADH Curriculum Guidance for
June Nunn, Denise Faulks, study at the postgraduate level
Tim Newton • To present the work underway by an iADH research
network to develop a toolkit to measure attitudes and
13.00–14.30 Lunch behaviours in students
ORAL SHORT PRESENTATIONS – INTERDISCIPLINARY CARE
14.30–14.45 Osteoporosis, is it a risk factor for 16.30–16.45 Relationships between oral
L36 development of Periimplantitis? L42 complications and days to death in
presenting author: palliative care patients
Jose Ramon Corcuera presenting author: Koichiro Matsuo
14.45–15.00 Guidelines for improving the oral 16.45–17.00 The barriers of unmet dental needs
L37 health of people with dysphagia. L44 among children with developmental
presenting author: Grace Kelly delay
presenting author: Yu-Chen Yeh
15.00–15.15 Improving the oral health of renal
L38 patients in Wolverhampton, UK 17.00–17.15 The oral habits and occlusal status
presenting author: Jennifer Hare L45 of children with developmental delay
presenting author: Cheng-Wie Yen
15.15–15.30 Discussion
17.15–17.30 A study on the influence of colours
15.30–15.45 Improving the care pathway for L46 in dental practice on the child’s
L40 special care patients in Cardiff Dental behavior
Hospital presenting author: Salwa Al-Habsi
presenting author: Claire Curtin
17.30–17.45 Oral health of children with special
15.45–16.00 Universal Design for special care L47 health care needs: multidisciplinary
L41 patients with dentures as working collaboration
measurements for comfortable presenting author:
oral rehabilitation Romer Alfonso Ocanto
presenting author:
Richard Leesungbok
16.00–16.30 Coffee Break
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PATIENTEN MIT GEISTIGER UND MEHRFACHER BEHINDERUNG IN DER ZAHNARZTPRAXIS
Room 2
09.00–09.15 Begrüßung/Einführung in die 09.45–10.30 Lebenswelt von Menschen mit
Thematik Behinderung
Dr. Imke Kaschke MPH/Berlin, Jutta Pagel-Steidl/Stuttgart, Germany
Germany
10.30–11.00 Coffee Break
09.15–09.45 Medizinische Grundlagen
Prof. Dr. Peter Martin/Kehl-Kork,
Germany
KINDER MIT GEISTIGER UND MEHRFACHER BEHINDERUNG
11.00–12.30 Prophylaxe/Behandlung 12.30–14.00 Lunch
Dr. Katharina Bücher/München,
Germany
Prof. Roswita Heinrich-Weltzien/
Jena, Germany
ERWACHSENE MIT GEISTIGER UND MEHRFACHER BEHINDERUNG
14.00–15.30 Prophylaxe/Behandlung 17.15–17.30 Verabschiedung der Teilnehmer/-innen
Silvia Reichmann (DH)/Kernen, Dr. Volker Holthaus/Bad-Segeberg,
Germany Germany
Dr. Guido Elsäßer/Kernen, Germany
(deutsche Sprache/german language)
15.30–16.00 Coffee Break
16.00–17.15 Best practice – Beispiele aus der
Praxis
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Friday, 3rd October, 2014 – at 8 pm 85,– € per person
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COMMON SESSION iADH, BDO AND EFOSS – ORAL SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
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09.00–09.45 Hemostasis in Patients with Bleeding 10.15–10.45 Periodontal and other Risk Factors for
Disorders Patients with a Severe Form of
Prof. Michitoki Kinehara/Tokio, Japan Epilepsy where Dental Implants
are desired
09.45–10.15 Local Anaesthesia in Patients with Hans Strooker/Leiden, Netherlands
Special Needs
Prof. John Meechan/Newcastle upon 10.45–11.15 Coffee Break
Tyne, UK
PREVENTIVE CARE AND ORAL HEALTH
11.15–11.50 Preventive Dental Care following 13.10–14.00 The Global Oral Health Survey –
Treatment under General Anaesthesia reaching consensus using the
Prof. Andreas Schulte/University of International Classification of
Heidelberg, Germany Functioning (ICF)
Dr. Denise Faulks/University of
11.50–12.30 Behaviour Management for Children Clermont-Ferrand, France
with Special Needs during Oral Care
Prof. Roswitha Heinrich-Weltzien/ 14.00–15.00 Closing Ceremony
University of Jena, Germany
12.30–13.10 The Berlin Dental Health Behaviour
Programme
Reiner Grahlen/Berlin, Germany
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09.00–09.45 Children with Autism Spectrum 09.45–10.45 Oral Manifestations in Patients with
Disorder in Dentistry Sclerodermic Diseases
Prof. Inge Kamp-Becker/University Prof. Jochen Jackowski/University of
of Marburg, Germany Witten-Herdecke, Germany
10.45–11.15 Coffee Break
ECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA AND EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA
11.15–12.00 An Update on Ectodermal Dysplasia 12.45–13.30 Clinical Aspects in Patients with
Dr. Birgitta Bergendal/National Oral Epidermolysis Bullosa
Disability Centre Jönköping, Sweden Dr. Susanne Krämer Strenger/Chile
12.00–12.45 Clinical Aspects in Patients with
Ectodermal Dysplasia
Dr. Katrin Bücher/LM University of
München, Germany
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ORAL SHORT PRESENTATIONS – DENTO-MEDICAL TREATMENT
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09.00–09.15 Intravenous sedation with propofol for 12.00–12.15 Outpatient dental treatment of a
L80 dental patients with disability: L58 patient with thrombocytopenia
a prospective study in France presenting author: Maureen Romer
presenting author: A Loing
12.15–12.30 Periapical and endodontic state in
09.15–09.30 Optimization of sedation protocol for L59 type 2 diabetes mellitus spanish
L49 dental care delivery in mentally population
disabled patients presenting author:
presenting author: Ine Opsomer Lizett Castellanos Cosano
09.30–09.45 An Irish perspective; Conscious 12.30–12.45 Design of a protocol for oral implant
L50 Sedation as an adjunct to the dental L60 rehabilitation in hemophilic
treatment of patients requiring HIV-positive patients
special care dentistry presenting author:
presenting author: Gillian Smith Lizett Castellanos Cosano
09.45–10.00 What type of dental sedation should 12.45–13.00 A suitable protocol for dental care
L51 I offer this special needs patient or L61 visits in uncooperative adult patients
do we need an anesthesiology team presenting author:
for this case? Medardo Gomez Anguiano
presenting author: Frank G. Mathers
13.00–13.15 Management of persons with an
10.00–10.15 A comparison of procedures in L62 autistic spectrum disorder in general
L52 healthy (ASA I) and compromised dental practice
patients (ASA II and ASA III) – a presenting author: Philippe Guyet
retrospective Study over 10 years
presenting author: Christoph Schmidt 13.15–13.30 The ambonese banana stem sap gel
L63 effectivity in rat gingival wound
10.15–10.30 Comparison of two general anesthesia healing
L53 techniques used for the dental presenting author: Masytha Dyah Asti
treatment of special care patients
presenting author: Eugenio Raimondo
10.30–10.45 Treatment need of children with
L54 special health care (CSHCN)
presenting author: K Rothmaier
10.45–11.15 Coffee Break
11.15–11.30 CEREC as an alternative to conven-
L55 tional impression in patients with
Epidermolysis Bullosa
presenting author: Susanne Krämer
11.30–11.45 One year survival, acceptability and
L56 feasibility of ART restorations in people
with disability
presenting author: Denise Faulks
11.45–12.00 Wrong site extraction–risks in special
L57 care dentistry
presenting author: Selina Thea Master
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ORAL SHORT PRESENTATIONS – PREVENTION & ORTHO & OTHERS
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09.15–09.30 Correlation between ph and buffer of 11.45–12.00 Tourette syndrome and procedures
L64 saliva with DMFT Index of people L73 related to dental treatment; a review
with intellectual disabilities of the literature
presenting author: presenting author: Pernille Endrup
Ahmad Faris Adli Izzuddin
12.00–12.15 Investigation of caries prevalence and
09.30–09.45 Oral health and behavior manage- L74 BMI correlation in Down Syndrome
L66 ment in children with mental children
disorders presenting author: Nilay Tomacoglu
presenting author: Kirsten Schmied
12.15–12.30 Dental erosion In patients with Down
09.45–10.00 Microbiological effects of surgery in L75 Syndrome
L67 cleft lippalate infants during primary presenting author:
denition Maria Hyder Soomro
presenting author:
Muesser Ahu Durhan 12.30–12.45 Dentinogenesis imperfecta and other
L76 oral findings in 72 patients with
10.00–10.15 What are the fears, thoughts, and osteogenesis imperfecta
L68 barriers to oral health care for children presenting author: Dorte Haubek
with disabilities in Ireland?–A
parents’ perspective 12.45–13.00 Profiles of orofacial dysfunction using
presenting author: Siobhan Stapleton L77 the Nordic Orofacial Test-Screening
(NOT-S)
10.15–10.30 Using pictorial support to prepare presenting author: Birgitta Bergendal
L69 children with communicative disability
for dental care 13.00–13.15 Effects of oralmotor treatment after
presenting author: Lisa Bengtsson L78 radiation and surgery of temporo-
mandibular (TM) joint–a case report
10.30–10.45 Toothbrushing training programme presenting author: Malik Mahic
L70 for adolescents with intellectual
disabilities 13.15–13.30 The experience of twin block in Iraq
presenting author: L79 presenting author:
Maura Helena Haran Mohammad Rafid Ali
10.45–11.15 Coffee Break
11.15–11.30 Dental health of recipients of Special
L71 Care Dentistry in Denmark
presenting author: Maiken Bagger
11.30–11.45 An oral health preventive program
L72 at nursing homes in Copenhagen
City, Denmark
presenting author: Borge Hede
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POSTER SESSION 1: CASE PRESENTATIONS
PoSTER 01–19, 135
Poster Viewing Time where presenters have to be present at the poster: Thursday 15.30–16.15
P01 Dental management of patients with muscular dystophy: Christina Reppa
presentation of 2 cases
P02 Dental management of patients with ectodermal dysplasia: Rodoula Pitrou
presentation of 2 cases
P03 Case report of treatment of a 7-year-old child with severe Maria Sifakaki
maxillary deficiency due to trauma
P04 Autologous blood injection for treatment of recurrent Kikuo Takahashi
temporomandibular joint dislocation in the patient with disabilities
P05 Oral rehabilitation in a Down Syndrome patient–a case report. Mariana Armada
P06 Interdisciplinary care in a patient with Noonan Syndrome– Mayra Alvarez
Presentation of a clinical case.
P07 Oral care of a leukaemia patient under mechanical ventilation– Harushi Yoshida
a case report
P08 Prevention of postdental treatment infections in a patient with Yasuka Kusumoto
agammaglobulinaemia
P09 Green teeth associated with neonatal hyperbilirubinemia– Anna Maria Cuevas Dimanlig
review and case report
P10 Management for the medically compromised dental patients: a case Ming-Hsuan Sheen
of arteriovenous malformation
P11 Challenges in maintaining regular oral hygiene–a case report Ban YM Hikmat
P12 A paediatric case of congenital pseudobulbar palsy wherein Kohji Murakami
swallowing and tongue habilitation enabled oral ingestion
P13 Dental Management of Hemophilia A with Amelogenesis Iffet Yazicioglu
Imperfecta–a case report
P14 Epidermolysis Bullosa–a case report İlknur Tanboğa
P15 Drug-induced gingival enlargement in post brain Yu-Chia Liu
damage patients–a case report
P16 Dental approach in hospitalized patient with Wilson's disease in Isabela Soares de Castro
the ICU–a case report
P17 The control of the dental fear and anxiety of deaf child–a case report Rita de Cássia Escobar de
Arruda Brasil
P18 Desmoplastic ameloblastoma and histopathological features– Lamia Kissi
a case report
P19 Clinical report of Elejalde disease: description of its oral conditions Taciana Mara Couto da Silva
P135 Case report of orthodontic treatment for A 40-year-old patient with I-Chun Tien
cerebral palsy
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POSTER SESSION 2: PREVENTION, GERODONTOLOGY AND OTHERS
PoSTER 20–44
Poster Viewing Time where presenters have to be present at the poster: Friday 10.30–11.15
P20 Caries patterns of children with developmental delay in Quing Ying Low
Southern Taiwan
P21 Caries experience of children with haemophilia in Lithuania Ruta Zaliuniene
P22 Prevalence of dental caries and enamel hypoplasia in children Anita Misztalewska
with Chronic Kidney Disease: a pilot study
P23 The roles and activities of dental hygienists at house call treatment Shoko Ooka
P24 Prevalence of malocclusion in people with disabilities Osmar Aparecido Cuoghi
P25 Long-term impact of oral health intervention for adults with Ines Olmos
intellectual disabilities
P26 Oral health for people with disabilities Ana Lucia Bombonatti
P27 Knowledge and perception of oral health in a population of Dr. Aderonke Omolola Oluwo
emotionally challenged adolescents
P28 Evaluation of dental caries,oral hygiene and drooling status of Vasilki Tzifa
celebral-palsied children
P29 Intraoral bacterium counter (Bacterium Counter®):
from development to clinical application Haruki Tashiro
P30 Prevalence and Microbiological Profile of Periodontal Disease in Teresita Graciala Ferrary
Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
P31 Characteristics of feeding behaviour in weaning period of Takafumi Ooka
autism-model rat pups
P32 The effect of Hydrolyzed Protamine on gingival inflammation Yoko Tanaka
P33 The effect of PepD on gingival fibroblasts and bronchial epithelium Mitsue Hishinuma
P34 The effect of hydrolyzed protamine on gingival fibroblasts stimulated Manabu Yaguchi
with Candida albicans
P35 A comprehensive case study of Regional Odontodysplasia including Sabrina Junge
electron microscopy
P36 Development of bisphosphonate related osteonecrosis of the Huan Fan
jaw (BRONJ) model
P37 Validity of self report measures and salivary hemoglobin level for Sunhei Nam and Hoi-In Jung
screening of periodontitis for disabled people
P38 Hyper-IgE syndrome: relations between oral infections and physical Haruko Fujita
conditions
P40 Investigation of skeletal muscle mass and relevant factors in the elderly Keiichiro Sagawa
P41 Factors that influence intraoral bacterial count in healthy elderly persons Hiroyasu Furuya
P42 Factors related to decrease in ADL in elderly persons under home care Sae Genkai
P43 The relationship between dry mouth condition and medication Mami Endoh
among dependent Japanese elderly
P44 Papillary atrophy of the tongue of elderly persons Yasuaki Kakinoki
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POSTER SESSION 3: DENTO-MEDICAL TREATMENT
PoSTER 45–61, 94, 133
Poster Viewing Time where Presenters have to be present at the Poster: Friday 16.00–16.45
P45 Dental treatment of 283 Greek patients with special health Anastasia Babatzia
care needs.
P46 Effect site concentrations of propofol for dental treatment under Kwang-Suk Seo
deep sedation in intellectually disabled patients
P47 Outreach model of care for patients in assisted accommodation Natalie Oprea
P48 Evaluation of dental treatment adaptability for patient with Yukiko Kori
pervasive developmental disorder (PDD)
P49 Preparation of dental prosthesis and oral rehabilitation in a patient Hiroki Shindo
with swallowing disorder due to crossed hemiplegia after bra
P50 Anesthetic management during dental treatment for a patient with Kenichiro Shinohara
congenital asplenia syndrome
P51 A protocol for patients undergoing dental treatment and taking Emily Sherwin
new oral anticoagulants
P52 Use of CHX 0,20 % and CHX 0,20 % + CHLOROBUTANOL Juan Manuel Gone Benites
after extractive surgery
P53 A trial of evaluation of stress caused by dental treatment in severe Atsushi Kato
motor and intellectual disabilities and autistic persons usin
P54 Guidelines in treatment of patients with disabilities in general Daniel Pörtner
anaesthesia
P55 A study of intravenous sedation in a centre for special needs dentistry Hsin-Yu Hu
P56 How are treatment planning decisions made for dental treatment Danielle Louise McGeown
provided under general anaesthesia in adult Special Care patients?
P57 Tooth loss and prosthetic treatment in dependent and functionally Angelika RI Lantto
impaired individuals
P58 The change of clinical examination`s data between pre- and Takehide Hashimoto
post-operation for dental treatments under general anesthesia in patient
P59 Critical Pathway on Dental Conscious Sedation for the Disabled Children Tae-Sung Jeong
P60 Dental treatment in a patient with tuberous sclerosis Dimitris Emmanouil
P61 Malocclusions in patients with disabilities or chronical illness Karolina Gerreth
P94 Does dental treatment under general anesthesia improve oral health Juhea Chang
related quality of life of intellectually disabled patients?
P133 Successful microsurgical fibula free flap reconstruction for huge Ik Jae Kwon
ameloblastoma in a schizophrenic patient.
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POSTER SESSION 4: INTERDISCIPLINARY CARE AND OTHERS
PoSTER 62–82
Poster Viewing Time where Presenters have to be present at the Poster: Thursday 13.15–14.00
P62 Orthodontic, prosthodontic and periodontal treatment of a Ana Maria Alonso
patient with Asperger Syndrome
P63 Oral health from the perspective of a psychiatric institution’s Leonardo Victor Galvao Moreira
professional team
P64 How can we support safe and tasty feeding of people with disability? Kaori Tomita
P65 Introduction of a support apparatus in dental treatment for patients Miyu Hosotsubo
with disability
P66 A case of swallowing disorder probably caused by psychological burden Takashi Tohara
P67 Cervical outline detection method for measuring laryngeal movement Akiko Takahashi
–detection of differences in food textures–
P68 Masticatory performance in rehabilitating stroke patients Yoshinao Asahi
P69 Prevalence of enamel hypoplasia and oral motor dysfunction in Edith Falconi
premature babies
P70 Acute kidney injury caused by severve calculus? Shan-Shan Huang
P71 Supporting system of feeding instruction for student in a special Shigemi Nishimura
needs school
P72 Could ethical tensions revealed by mentally disabled patients Alessandra Blaizot
explain dental needs?
P73 An Observational Behavioral Coding System and Rating Scale of Mio Ieng Chu
Children Dental Fear
P74 Oral Health and treatment of persons with disabilities– Dejan Ostojic
a retrospective study
P75 Removable denture fabrication for the cerebral palsy patient Shigeru Hanatani
using a FGP technique
P76 Relationships between oral problems and QOL in palliative care patients. Daisuke Kanamori
P77 The oral health of children with multiple disabilities: Contribution of Olivia Antonelli
hospital multidisciplinary consultation
P78 Orbital prosthesis using dental implant in the eyeball exenteration patient Mi Young Eo
P79 Obesity and Conscious Sedation: the body mass indices of our patients? Mary Clarke
P80 Oral health status for patients of hospitalized Prolonged Traumatic Junichi Yasuda
Brain Dysfunction
P81 How well do accompanying persons know our special patients?– Finbar A O'Mahony
a focus study.
P82 The Universitary Extension Project "Playing and Smiling" Paulo Sedlacek
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POSTER SESSION 5: INTERDISCIPLINARY CARE AND OTHERS
PoSTER 83–89
Poster Viewing Time where Presenters have to be present at the Poster: Thursday 13.15–14.00
P83 Periodontal evaluation in patients with kidney transplants Rafael Souza
under immunosuppressive therapy
P84 Study on change of the stress degree in oral care Eri Arikawa
P85 Dentistry for Palliative Care Patiens–Brazilian experience Almir Oliva Filho
P86 Dental treatment in renal transplanted patients at a private university Elcio Magdalena Giovani
P87 Epidemiological diagnosis of oral conditions and prevention methods Elcio Magdalena Giovani
of renal transplanted patients
P88 Periodontal disease in HIV genotypic haart resistance Elcio Magdalena Giovani
P89 Evaluation of the activity of the dental unit at the department of Sofia Haitami
cardiology CHU Ibn Rochd Casablanca between 2009 and 2013
POSTER SESSION 6: SPECIAL SMILES
PoSTER 90–92, 134
Poster Viewing Time where Presenters have to be present at the Poster: Friday 12.30–13.00
P90 Oral health in German Special-Olympic athletes–comparison Andreas Wagner
of regional data
P91 Dental health trends of Romanian Special Olympics athletes Arina Vinereanu
between 2005–2013
P92 Oral health care needs in Special Olympics atletes in Belgium Michel de Decker
P134 Oral health status of German Special Olympics athletes Imke Kaschke
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POSTER SESSION 7: ETHICS AND PUBLIC HEALTH
PoSTER 93–114
Poster Viewing Time where Presenters have to be present at the Poster: Saturday 10.45–11.30
P93 The quality of life of Greek children with hypodontia Vassiliki Liontou
P95 Dental School Students’ Attitudes toward the Disabled in Korea Hyo-Seol Lee
P96 Oral health among students with special health care needs in Marco Dziwak
Thuringia, Germany
P97 Community-liaison Clinical Pathways to Improve the Oral Masahiko Egusa
Health-related QOL of Individuals with Disabilities
P98 The Role of University hospital with Dysphagia rehabilitation Tomoyo Jinushi
therapy in Japan
P99 Oral status and care conditions of the disabled who reside at home Tien-Cheng Chiang
P100 Oral health programm in a special needs school Kaori Oshio
P101 Oral health status and treatment needs of children with Stefan Zimmer
disabilities in Sana'a, Yemen
P102 Diploma in Special Care Dentistry Kathy Wilson
P103 Improving Dental Care and Oral Health among Adults with Marc Auerbacher
Special Health Care Needs (ASHCN)
P104 Oral health status of students with different disabilities Elli Hempel
from Erfurt, Germany
P105 Oral and dental health of children with phenylketonuria Ozant Oncag
P106 Oral health and Down syndrome: Parents’ views on dental Isabelle Descamps
care in Belgium
P107 The 25-year evolution of special needs dentistry in a medical Szu-yu Hsiao
centre in Taiwan
P108 Results of the collaboration: Public Dental Service in Berlin-Pankow Joanna Gräfin von Kageneck
with the Stephanus-School
P109 Clinical time required to provide dental care for patients with learning Susanne Krämer
disabilities compared to healthy patients
P110 Health-promoting behaviours and dental status of special-care Karolina Gerreth
schoolchildren
P111 Development and pilot testing of a mobile health solution for main Rafael Celestino Souza
oral manifestations and oral health care in patients with special needs
P112 Evaluation of special needs curriculum: pediatric dental Romer Alfonso Ocanto
residents’ knowledge, satisfaction
P113 Preliminary evaluation of dental student’s perception of the degree Rafael Celestino Souza
of difficulty of the ICF in the Special Care Dentistry
P114 Oral health of patients with Mucopolysaccharidosis in Amazonas State Eliane de Oliveira Aranha Ribeiro
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POSTER SESSION 8: GENETICS AND RARE DISEASES
PoSTER 115–132
Poster Viewing Time where Presenters have to be present at the Poster: Friday 16.00–16.45
P115 Oral Characteristics of Noonan Syndrome. Case Series of 11 Patients. Olga Panagopoulou
P116 Dysphagia therapy for Rett syndrome patients Fumiyo Tamura
P117 Girl with an erupted first molar at 3, 5 years–an unknown syndrome. Theres Kristina Poulsen
P118 Dental treatment considerations for a rare case of Hutchinson-Gilford Li-Chuan Chuang
progeria syndrome
P119 Dental anomalies in patients with Down Syndrome Osmar Aparecido Cuoghi
P120 Dental Management for Sotos Syndrome: A report of 5 patients Zenkou Nakamura
P121 Oral health status of children with Trisomy 21 living in Riyadh, Maha Abdullah AlSarheed
Saudi Arabia
P122 Clinical and genetic studies in families with tooth agenesis Bilal Ahmad
P123 Implant-prosthetic rehabilitation of patients with Fragile X syndrome Luigi Montella
P124 Multidisciplinary dental treatment of two children with Dora Lyratzopoulou
Goldenhar syndrome
P125 Meckel Gruber Syndrome: Interrelation between Medicine and Isabela Soares De Castro
Dentistry for the improvement in quality of life in syndromic patients
P126 Phenotype, genotype and dental management of Kohlschütter-Tönz Marie-Cecile Maniere
syndrome–a case series study
P127 Van der Woude Syndrome: a family case report Ugo Ordioni
P128 Dental treatment in a patient with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome Jiwon Hong
under general anesthesia
P129 Phelan McDermid Syndrome–a case report Helena Yli-Urpo
P130 Identification of an undiagnosed Kabuki Make-up Syndrome Patient Mi-Yeon Lee
P131 Dental Management of a female child diagnosed with Opsoclonus- Aikaterini Tzouanaki
Myoclonus-Ataxia Syndrome (Dancing Eye-Dancing Feet Syndrome)
P132 Oral manifestations of alpha-manosidosis in a 12-year-old boy Lila Papadopoulou
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