分類: 學術課程

Hizuru Miyamoto, DDS, PhD, MBA(日本埼玉縣齒科醫師會)

學經歷

Member, Saitama Dental Association, Japan

Delegate, Specialist, Instructor, The Japanese Society for Temporomandibular Joint

Director, Dentistry & Oral Surgery of Happy Town

摘要

Background: Oral hypofunction has been identified as a critical factor that increases the risk of requiring long-term care and overall mortality. Recognizing this significance, the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare designated it as an insurance-covered disease in 2018. Current therapeutic approaches primarily focus on myofunctional training, such as “Tongue Rotation” and “A-I-U- Be” exercises, to enhance the musculature governing oral functions.

Pioneering Practice in Shiki City: Shiki City in Saitama Prefecture has been a national pioneer in implementing oral function management programs. The speaker has been deeply involved in these initiatives as a leading expert, establishing a model for community-based oral frailty prevention.

The Missing Link – TMJ Function: While muscle training is essential, clinical evidence suggests that aging-related physiological changes in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) significantly reduce the range of motion, thereby impairing masticatory efficiency. Despite this, TMJ management remains largely overlooked in the current protocols for oral hypofunction.Objective and Discussion: This presentation discusses the scientific rationale for integrating TMJ functional recovery into existing oral function management. Drawing from the “Shiki Model” and clinical research, the speaker will argue that restoring TMJ mobility is a fundamental prerequisite for maximizing the effectiveness of conventional muscle training. Furthermore, the discussion will address the necessity of including “TMJ Management” in public health insurance policies in both Japan and Taiwan to address the challenges of an aging society.

Dr. Son Young Whee, DDS, MSD, PhD. (韓國京畿道牙醫師公會) 

學經歷

Graduated from Chonnam National University College of Dentistry

Trained at Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Chonnam National University Hospital

PhD, College of Dentistry, Chonnam National University

Adjunct professor, Department of Dentistry, College of Medicine, Hallym University

Senior Advisor, Advanced Implant Research Association

Vice-president, Gyeonggi Dental Association

Director, e-Good Dental Clinic

摘要

As dental implant treatment has become more widespread, it is now regarded as a common treatment method for addressing tooth loss. Since dental implants are placed into the extracted alveolar bone, the condition of the alveolar bone and the amount of available bone determine the difficulty of the procedure. Securing sufficient hard tissue around the implant mainly influences its long-term stability. The condition of the residual alveolar ridge varies among patients depending on the cause of extraction and the time elapsed before implant placement. Placing implants in severely resorbed alveolar bone and creating new bone is generally very challenging, requires a long treatment period, and demands careful selection of graft materials and barrier membranes. In this lecture, we will discuss considerations for hard tissue reconstruction in patients with moderate to severe horizontal and vertical bone defects, surgical precautions, and methods to simplify complex and difficult procedures.

Dr. Hirohiko Hirano, D.D.S., Ph.D. (日本埼玉縣齒科醫師會)

學經歷

Education

NIHON UNIVERSITY School of Dentistry at Matsudo

Academic Appointments

1.Visiting Professor, Nihon University

Present Position

1.Director: Dentistry and Oral Surgery
2.Team Leader: Research Team for Promoting Independence and Mental Health

Professional Experience

1992-2002    Medical Staff of Dental and Oral Surgery, Tokyo Metropolitan Geriatric Hospital (TMGH)
2002-2009    Medical Director of Dental and Oral Surgery, TMGH
2009-2016    Sub-director of Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology (TMIG)
2016-2018　Director of Dental and Oral Surgery, TMGH
2019-2022    Director of Dental and Oral Surgery, TMGH & Director of Research Team for Promoting Independence and Mental Health, TMIG
In the current position since 2023.    

Professional Affiliation / Membership

1.Japanese Society of Gerodontology (President)
2.The Japan Federation of Gerontological Societies (Director)
3.Japanese Association on Sarcopenia and Frailty (Director)
4.Japanese Society for Evidence and the Dental Professional (Director)
5.Dept. of Community Health, Japan Dental Association

Major interest

Gerodontology、Oral Frailty、Nutritional support for people with dementia

摘要

In Japan, oral hypofunction in older adults and oral function developmental disorder in children were officially established as diagnostic categories covered by the public health insurance system in 2018. In addition, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has clearly emphasized that the role of the family dentist extends beyond the management of dental caries and periodontal disease to include the acquisition, maintenance, and restoration of oral function. As a result, the importance of oral function management has gained increasing attention.

Assessment of oral hypofunction is conducted using seven examination items: poor oral hygiene, oral dryness, decreased occlusal force, reduced tongue–lip motor function, low tongue pressure, impaired masticatory function, and impaired swallowing function. Individuals who meet three or more of these criteria are diagnosed with oral hypofunction and are managed through comprehensive oral function management. However, unlike diseases such as dental caries and periodontal disease, which are associated with visible structural changes, oral function represents an intrinsic and functional condition. Consequently, many dental professionals find it challenging to form a concrete clinical image of oral function management.

In this lecture, methods for assessing oral function in older adults, interpretation of assessment results, and practical approaches to oral function management will be explained. Actual clinical cases will also be presented to illustrate real-world application.

李偉明醫師

學經歷

台大臨床牙醫學研究所碩士及博士
高雄醫學大學牙醫學系學士
台北醫學大學牙醫學系兼任部定助理教授
美國俄亥俄州立大學牙醫學院訪問學者
台大附設醫院根管治療科兼任主治醫師
中華民國牙髓病學會部定專科醫師及專審主任委員
白石牙醫診所暨教育中心院長

摘要

「眼所能見、手才能及」幾乎是許多根管治療醫師的心聲，牙科操作型顯微鏡的出現更讓根管治療從傳統的瞎子摸象憑感覺式的治療，迅速拔高到一目了然的精緻化工程！所以當你在顯微鏡下搭配各式超音波器械做治療時，自然就不容易犧牲過多齒質，「微創根管治療」的目標也就能輕易達成。
此外，近三十年對牙醫師作根管治療影響最大的就是鎳鈦旋轉器械的出現，它讓牙醫師們既期待又怕受傷害：期待的是藉由它的高彈性及高效率應付彎曲根管的修形，但又不會無預警地在根管中斷裂。隨著原廠專利保護的到期，幾乎主要研發各國都紛紛推出經由特殊熱處理的新式鎳鈦金屬合金，其最大目標就是要提升器械的抗疲勞斷裂強度，同時簡化操作步驟，增加安全性及切割效率，並搭配專屬的馬來膠針及根管封閉劑，讓根管治療一氣呵成，大幅降低術後的疼痛感，提高病人滿意度。
所以本次演講的目的，就是希望藉由李偉明醫師專業又幽默風趣的表達，經由許多案例幫大家做深入淺出的解析，上完這堂課，將學會牙科顯微鏡的操作小技巧、超音波器械的挑選與使用時機、聰明運用鎳鈦旋轉器械、 新式電動馬達的操作與設定模式，以及根管治療後的牙齒修復策略，進而建立堅實的立論基礎，讓根管治療能進行得更順暢，實現真正的「精準醫療」，不僅大幅提升根管成功率，更讓牙齒不再被輕易拔除。

陳易駿醫師

學經歷

雅緹斯牙醫診所
中山醫學大學 牙醫學博士
衛福部台中醫院 牙科主任
中華民國齒顎矯正學會 專科醫師
中華民國牙體復形學會 專科醫師
中華民國植牙醫學會 專科醫師
中華民國口腔雷射醫學 學會專科醫師
美國美容牙醫學會 Professional Member

摘要

現代牙科治療中，單純追求牙齒排列整齊已不足以滿足患者對「完美笑容」與「全口功能重建」的需求。本演講以「From Alignment to Perfection」為主題，探討如何從正確的齒列矯正出發，整合修復、咬合重建與美學設計，達到全面性與長期穩定的治療結果。

從臨床診斷思維切入，說明在矯正治療中如何評估垂直、橫向與前後關係的失衡，進而藉由數位化影像分析與功能性咬合評估，建立理想的治療終點。同時，分享矯正後進行修復重建的時機與策略，包括植牙輔助排列、微笑曲線設計、與最終修復材質選擇的考量。

透過實際病例分享跨專科合作臨床流程，在不同年齡層與複雜病例，以「功能為基礎，美學為導向」理念，實現從排列到完美的進化過程。當中新型態3D列印機MIDAS所呈現的高陶瓷填料在治療性贋復體和永久性贋復體列印成品，讓臨床不僅是牙齒整齊，而是當診即可提供患者美觀、功能與長期穩定笑容，達到真正的整體平衡與口腔健康的「完美」。

黃彥叡醫師

學經歷

品叡品沐聯合牙醫診所院長
高雄醫學大學學士
中華民國植牙全國聯合醫學專科醫師
台灣國際植牙師學會前理事
台灣國際牙醫學會專科醫師
當代國際口腔醫學專科醫師
中華民國臨床植體學會專科醫師
SprintRay APAC 臨床顧問醫師
聯旌Medit數位口掃顧問醫師
台灣瑞麗Ray數位口腔顧問醫師
杏昌keysotne植體顧問醫師

摘要

在數位牙科快速進化的今天，診所需要的已經不只是單一設備，而是能夠從口內掃描、設計到即時成品交付的完整解決方案。
本場演講將帶您走進最新臨床應用：
Medit i900M ——更快、更輕巧、更高精度的口內掃描器，透過 AI 與Ipad雲端平台，讓掃描不只是取模，而是診療流程的啟動點。
SprintRay Midas ——新一代專為診所打造的高速 3D列印機，將精密性可壓陶瓷與3D列印多功能性結合成多材質輸出，能在最短時間內完成高黏度、高填料臨床可用修復體。——而這些材料以前是無法使用傳統製造技術列印的。
以長時間追蹤真實案例與操作展示，您將看到如何在一天之內完成病人需求，從即時植牙導板、臨時冠、到最終陶瓷修復。這不只是設備升級，更是新形態診所競爭力與病人滿意度的大躍升。

Dr. Tarin Piangsuk

WORK

Faculty position at Crown and Bridge
Devision, Chiangmai University2015-Present
Adjunct faculty position atProsthodontics Department,University of Iowa2021-2024

EDUCATION

Certificate in Prosthodontics, TheUniversity of Iowa, USA
Master of science (MS) in Oral science, TheUniversity of Iowa, USA
Master of Science in Dentistry, ChiangmaiUniversity, Thailand
Doctor of Dental surgery, First honor,ChiangmaiUnversity, Thailand

CERTIFICATIONS

Diplomate of The American Board of Prosthodontics

COURSE INSTRUCTOR

Simplifying dental veneer with Hexa ceram
Overdenture and all on 4 course with KDL
Oral rehabilitation with implant dentistryWPB
Next Gen Minimally invasive Dentistry

摘要

This presentation by Dr. Tarin Piangsuk, American Board Certified Prosthodontist, will explore the mechanical properties, bonding mechanisms, and clinical applications of Midas, with a possibility to finish onlays, veneers, and quadrant restorative dentistry within one appointment.

3D printed resin ceramic has been formulated to combine the optical and mechanical advantages of glass ceramics with the adaptability of resin-based materials. Its densely packed ceramic particles within a polymer matrix enhance flexural strength, fracture toughness, and wear resistance, making it suitable for both posterior functional and anterior esthetic applications.

Key mechanical parameters—including biaxial flexural strength, elastic modulus, and fracture load—will be discussed in comparison with lithium disilicate and resin nano-ceramics. Attention will be given to the role of the ceramic filler network and polymer interface in resisting crack propagation and fatigue failure under masticatory loading. These characteristics allow Midas ceramic crown resin to maintain structural integrity even at reduced thickness, supporting minimally invasive restorative designs.

A critical distinction in the clinical performance of restoration lies in the difference between bonded and non-bonded restorations. Bonded restorations demonstrate significantly higher fracture resistance and load-bearing capacity due to the adhesive interface that unites the restoration and the underlying tooth structure into a single biomechanical unit.

In contrast, non-bonded restorations rely primarily on material strength and geometric retention, resulting in higher stress concentration and an increased risk of marginal or cohesive failure under cyclic load. The presentation will review data illustrating how proper adhesive bonding increases the overall flexural strength and distributes occlusal forces more evenly across the tooth-restoration complex. Understanding this distinction is crucial for clinical decision-making—particularly when selecting preparation design, material thickness, and bonding protocol for 3D printed resin ceramic restorations in posterior quadrants.

Key workflow considerations—such as preparation geometry, print orientation, support placement, and curing protocol—will be outlined. Emphasis will be placed on how quadrant-based digital planning reduces occlusal discrepancies and enables harmonious occlusion across multiple restorations fabricated simultaneously.

Sprintray Midas reflects a shift toward digitally driven, adhesive-based restorative dentistry. Continuous innovations in filler technology and resin chemistry are expected to further improve its mechanical and adhesive performance. By combining strength, esthetics, and speed, Midas empowers clinicians to perform chairside in a single visit, bonded quadrant restorations that rival laboratory-fabricated ceramics in both quality and reliability.

Dr. Steven Shao

學經歷

Steven Shao, DMD

President & Primary Clinical Dentist
Sunrise Dental Center, Huntington Beach, California
Unicone Design (2017-present) ,Founder, Lead Designer and Engineer.
Clinical Director
SprintRay Inc., 2024+ | bioMaterial Innovation Lab, 2024+
Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD), Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine, 2004
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biology with a Minor in Economy, University of California, San Diego, 2000

Professional Affiliations

• American Dental Association (ADA)
• California Dental Association (CDA)
• Orange County Dental Association (OCDA)
• Academy of General Dentistry (AGD)

摘要

數位牙科不再只是技術革新，而是一場價值與文化的覺醒。從職人精神到智慧醫療，台灣擁有製造、創新與仁心的完美結合。本講座將帶領聽眾探索全球數位牙科的最新趨勢，分享臨床實例、材料科學與教育轉型的關鍵策略，並揭示台灣如何在2030 年前成為引領亞洲的數位牙科重鎮。這不僅是產業的變革，更是帶領醫師與病人共同邁向「更快、更準、更溫暖」未來的旅程

李惠娜醫師

學經歷

高雄醫學大學牙醫學系學士、碩士、博士
高雄醫學大學牙醫學系助理教授
高雄醫學大學附設中和紀念醫院主治醫師
高雄醫學大學附設中和紀念醫院院長室秘書

摘要

隨著國民生活水準提升，牙齒美白已成為民眾追求口腔健康之外的重要需求。然而，美白療程並非單純的外觀改善，牙醫師在執行前應充分了解患者的主觀期待，正確判斷牙齒變色成因，並掌握藥物機制及潛在副作用，同時評估並處置既有牙科問題，以確保安全與療效。

近年坊間「美白工坊」盛行，常以低價及話術吸引民眾，但多採不合規範的預製牙托且缺乏臨床診斷與感染控制，恐造成口腔危害。希望藉由本次分享提供專業、安全且持續性的牙科照護，共同維護口腔健康與醫療品質。

馮聖偉醫師

學經歷

臺北醫學大學牙醫學系博士
臺北醫學大學副教授
臺北醫學大學教授暨主任

摘要

高齡社會的變化下，越來越多的高齡患者需要牙醫師特別的口腔治療與照護，尤其是活動義齒的治療需求更是在這幾年有增加的趨勢，這是我們未來一定會面對道的課題，如何全面性地提供高齡者適合的治療建議、如何善用新科技以有效率且成功的完成活動義齒治療，同時配合正確的義齒照護，將會在這次的演講中逐一說明。