White and Pink Aesthetic Congress in Tokyo. Japan"s Crimson Autumn - the Momiji Season. "Standard" option

Tokyo in autumn’s glow, OHI-S is ready to show!

OHI-S Congress in Tokyo during momiji. The world’s leading advanced schools of white and pink aesthetic. In the vibrant capital of Japan, where history and modernity intertwine, autumn paints the city in golden and crimson hues, transforming it into a living masterpiece.

During this season, temple gardens, ginkgo-lined avenues, and urban parks create a magical landscape, making autumn in Tokyo an unforgettable spectacle for everyone to experience.

This congress is more than just lectures by legends of aesthetic and implant dentistry from Japan, the United States, and Germany—it offers international networking, inspiring discussions, and the unique atmosphere of Tokyo at its most beautiful season.

Dentists from around the world gather to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and experience the best of Japanese dentistry.

IMPORTANT: the “Comfort” and “VIP” participation options are also available for purchase.

Advantages of the “Standard” participation option:

– Participation in the scientific program
– Coffee break
– Notes and handouts
– Certificate of participation
– ADA credits available upon request.

Program

November 29, 2026

Frank Schwarz (09:00 - 10:30)

Surgical Management of Peri-implantitis. Part 1

– Modified flap designs and advanced suturing techniques
– Implant surface decontamination methods
– Reconstructive and modified reconstructive approaches for Class I and Class III defects
– Resective approaches for Class II defects
– Combined surgical protocols for advanced Class III defects
– Soft tissue volume grafting to prevent postoperative recession
– Criteria and techniques for implant removal and site redevelopment.

Coffee-break: 10:30 - 11:00

Frank Schwarz (11:00 - 12:30)

Surgical Management of Peri-implantitis. Part 2

– Modified flap designs and advanced suturing techniques
– Implant surface decontamination methods
– Reconstructive and modified reconstructive approaches for Class I and Class III defects
– Resective approaches for Class II defects
– Combined surgical protocols for advanced Class III defects
– Soft tissue volume grafting to prevent postoperative recession
– Criteria and techniques for implant removal and site redevelopment.

Lunch: 12:30 - 13:45

Masana Suzuki (13:45 - 14:45)

Papilla Reconstruction for Maximized Dental Aesthetics

– the program will be detailed

Break: 14:45 - 15:00

Koichi Inuki (15:00 - 16:30)

Contemporary Concepts in Prosthetic Restorative Treatment

– Protocols of tooth preparation that ensure the success of prosthetic restorations
– The importance of provisional restorations
– Collaboration with dental technicians
– Adhesive protocols for successful prosthetic restorative treatment
– Utilization of the dental microscope in everyday practice.

November 30, 2026

Masayuki Okawa (9:00 - 10:00)

The Concept of Veneer Tooth Preparation Design in the Digital Era

– Evolution of veneer restorative treatment
– Shift from crowns to minimally invasive veneers
– Impact of digital technology on veneer dentistry
– Advantages of digital dentistry in tooth preparation.
 

– Principles of contemporary veneer preparation design:
 

- Minimally invasive preparation
- Finish line design in the digital era.
 

– How digital tools reshape step-by-step veneer preparation
– Quality control checkpoints using digital visualization
– Recommendations for clinical implementation.

Break: 10:00 - 10:15

Yudai Ogawa (10:15 - 11:15)

Management of Hard and Soft Tissues Around Natural Teeth and Implants

– Save the Tooth:
 

- Periodontal regeneration protocols
- Management of open gingival embrasures.
 

– Save the Tissue:
 

- Immediate implant placement: indications, protocols, and soft-tissue preservation.
 

– Save the Implant:

– Hard and soft tissue management around planned implant sites
– Management of peri-implant tissues around existing implants.

Coffee-break: 11:15 - 11:45

Masao Yamazaki (11:45 - 13:15)

Interdisciplinary Management of Complex Restorative Treatment

– Innovation and latest developments in dental restorative materials
– Understanding and classification of dental aesthetic treatment
– Guidelines for dental material selection
– Increasing patient expectations for aesthetic restorative treatment
– Importance of function, structural mechanics, and biology in esthetic restorations
– Role of orthodontics, periodontics, and implantology in restorative treatment
– Importance of detailed interdisciplinary diagnostic treatment planning
– Interdisciplinary workflow before, during, and after treatment.

Lunch: 13:15 - 14:30

Edward McLaren (14:30 - 16:00)

Contemporary Ceramic Restorations in 2026

– Treatment planning and case setup
– Materials and clinical indications for conservative (minimal or nopreparation) techniques for anterior bonded porcelain restorations
– Clinical indications for standard and more extensive porcelain veneer cases where predominantly dentin is exposed
– Clinical indications, materials, and techniques for inlays, onlays, and vonlays
– New glass ceramics: lithium disilicates and zirconia-reinforced lithium silicates
– Clinical situations and materials in which a crown is indicated
– Layered zirconia-based ceramics – problem solving for porcelain chipping
– High “cubic-phase” zirconia monolithic systems
– State-of-the-art adhesion, cements, and cementation.

Coffee-break: 16:00 - 16:30

Edward McLaren (16:30 - 18:00)

The Digital Dental Team: The Art of Creating the Illusion of a Tooth

– Preparation guidelines for CAD/CAM-specific preparations
– The benefits of chairside scanners and the materials used for optimal image capture
– Material differences among various zirconia and lithium disilicate systems on the market today
– The best materials for various clinical situations
– The best printing and milling technologies
– Custom finishing techniques, which I call “THE FINAL TOUCH”
– Step-by-step creation of natural surface texture
– Step-by-step custom shading
– How to achieve optimal luster.