Treatment Challenges in Dental Traumatology – An Evidence-Based Approach

Dental Trauma really is a complex discipline because it often involves different subspecialties – endodontics, pedodontics, orthodontics, prosthodontics, oral surgery etc. In each specialty, we see the world a little bit from our own perspective and, therefore, it is so important that we communicate with each other.
Thanks to Jens Ove Andreasen, we approach dental trauma from an interdisciplinary perspective and therefore, at the symposium, you will be able to meet clinical experts from the different specialties, giving their view on:

“Treatment Challenges in Dental Traumatology – An Evidence-Based Approach”

After three years with only webinars, we look very much forward to hosting a real live symposium again here in Copenhagen. The interdisciplinary approach to clinical problems has always been a hallmark of Copenhagen Symposium, and, therefore, we have invited top specialist and researchers from different dental specialties to give you the latest knowledge.
As something new there will also be an interactive afternoon with case discussions regarding different treatment choices and dilemmas.

So come to Copenhagen, October the 5th–7th, and get updated and inspired – Or online in our webinar.

Symposium or webinar?

Treatment Challenges in Dental Traumatology program will be available as both a live event in Copenhagen and as webinar, if you are unable to attend in person. The digital event will feature pre-recorded video lectures from the international experts and researchers – and is available for a period of 3 weeks.
Symposium advantages:

On-site event, live in wonderful Copenhagen
Meet and talk to internationally speakers recognized in their field
Great networking opportunity
Live questions and answers session
Intensive learning

Webinar advantages:

Watch at you own pace, at your own time and as many times as you like
All material is available for 3 weeks, starting November 1.
You only need a computer and an internet connection
You can buy tickets for the symposium and webinar here. Early Bird discount applies until May 31.