Osstem Europe Meeting, Praha 2026

Osstem Europe Meeting 2026 Brings Complication

Mastery to Prague

PRAGUE, Czech Republic – The Osstem Europe Meeting 2026 will bring together implantologists and interdisciplinary teams on 13–14 November 2026 at the Prague Congress Center, spotlighting practical pathways from complications to predictable success across surgery, prosthodontics and periodontology.

A program designed for real-world complications

Set under the theme “Mastering the Unexpected: Pathways from Complications to Predictable Success” the two-day scientific program is curated to mirror day-to-day clinical decision-making – from diagnosis and surgical execution through restorative strategy and long-term tissue stability. Dedicated blocks in surgery, prosthodontics and periodontology combine lectures, case-based discussions and panel formats focused on complication management and predictable outcomes. A multinational faculty featuring speakers such as Alberto Monje (Spain), Nikos Mardas (UK), Marco Tallarico (Italy) and David Chong (USA) will address high-impact topics including peri-implantitis management, phenotype modification, biologics, esthetic-zone pitfalls, emergence profile design, augmentation complications and digital planning for guided surgery. All symposium participants receive an official digital Certificate of Participation confirming 9 hours of professional dental education.

Hands-on learning and European networking in Prague

Education starts on 12 November 2026 with pre-congress hands-on courses designed for skills transfer in small groups (3 CE hours per course; a dedicated course led by Frank Maier awards 6 CE hours). Topics include digital sinus lifting, full-arch implantology risk reduction, and expanded indications for flapless surgery. The meeting is organized in collaboration with the OIC Scientific Community, reinforcing an evidence-based approach and peer-to-peer exchange. Beyond the lecture halls, the program features a Young Clinicians & Students track with poster displays, an oral competition and awards, creating a platform for emerging talent to be recognized alongside established experts. A Gala Dinner at the historic Žofín Palace on 13 November (19:30–23:00) offers a flagship setting for international exchange and collegial networking, with capacity limited.