Classroom Course

ITI Annual Section Meeting BeLux 2026

📅 We are pleased to announce the upcoming ITI Annual Section Meeting BeLux, taking place on October 22nd. We are honored to welcome Romain Doliveux as our guest speaker, who will present:“Digital Workflow in Implant Dentistry: Enhancing Accuracy and Predictability in Bone Augmentation.” Join us for an inspiring and educational session exploring how digital workflows are transforming implant dentistry and improving clinical outcomes.

ITI Annual Section Meeting BeLux 2026

We are honored to welcome Romain Doliveux as our guest speaker, who will present:“Digital Workflow in Implant Dentistry: Enhancing Accuracy and Predictability in Bone Augmentation.”

Join us for an inspiring and educational session exploring how digital workflows are transforming implant dentistry and improving clinical outcomes.

Participation fee:

  • ITI members: €105

  • non-ITI members: €305

  • students: €55 - please contact [email protected] for this special price.

What we will discuss:

Bone augmentation procedures are frequently required in implant dentistry to manage horizontal and vertical alveolar ridge deficiencies resulting from tooth loss, prolonged edentulism, removable prostheses, or previous iatrogenic interventions. Autogenous bone remains the gold standard grafting material due to its osteogenic, osteoinductive, and osteoconductive properties. The Split Bone Block (Shell) Technique represents a reliable approach for three-dimensional ridge reconstruction. The technique involves harvesting and splitting an autogenous cortical bone block to create a rigid biological framework filled with particulate autogenous bone, promoting volume stability, rapid revascularization, and high-quality regeneration. Despite its biological advantages, the procedure is technique-sensitive and requires advanced surgical expertise.

The integration of digital workflows in implant dentistry has significantly enhanced treatment accuracy and predictability. Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), intraoral scanning, and digital planning software enable prosthetically driven implant positioning and precise defect assessment. Digital integration of bone augmentation procedures allows accurate graft volume estimation, guided surgical execution, and improved interdisciplinary collaboration. Contemporary implantology therefore combines biological principles with digital technologies to optimize clinical outcomes and standardize treatment protocols.

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app_registration May 07, 2026 to Oct 22, 2026
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Course
event Date
Oct 22, 2026
calendar_month Duration
12h30 - 17h30
location_on Location
Le Grand Salon, Herman Teirlinckplein 4, 1650 Beersel
language Language
English

Agenda:

  • 12h30 - 13h30 Lunch
  • 13h30 - 15h Lecture part 1 by Romain Doliveux
  • 15h - 16h Break
  • 16h - 17h30 Lecture part 2 Romain Doliveux
  • 17h30 Q&A /End


Speaker

Dr. Romain Doliveux

Dr. Romain Doliveux is currently the Education Delegate of the French ITI section. His practice is dedicated to surgical implant rehabilitations, with two clinics in France and Germany. After earning his Certificate in Biomaterials from Marseille University, France (2009), he completed his oral surgery residency at the Schloß Schellenstein Clinic (Prof. F. Khoury) in Germany and received his Oral Surgery Specialty from the Münster Dental School Germany (2014). Dr Doliveux was then promoted as a Senior surgeon in the surgical department of the Clinic Schloß Schellenstein (2015) and earned a Master Of Science in Implantology & Dental Surgery from the Münster Dental School Germany (2015). He has published extensively and lectured on national and international level about bone grafting procedures in combination with digital technologies.