The main sessions of the congress are being recorded and will become available as on-demand videos after the congress.
EFP president Prof. Andreas Stavropoulos welcomes attendees to the tenth edition of the EuroPerio congress.
The opening ceremony featured a musical tribute to ABBA.
The procession of flags representing the European Federation of Periodontology’s 37 member societies.
Members of the organising committee welcoming participants of EuroPerio10 in a rather unusual way—by cheerfully singing along to ABBA’s tunes.
The opening reception provided a great opportunity to network in a relaxed atmosphere.
Over 7,000 participants from 101 countries gathered at the beautiful Bella Center Copenhagen in Denmark.
At the EMS booth (#E.16), EuroPerio10 attendees can learn more about Guided Biofilm Therapy.
Visitors to EuroPerio10 were spotted with today, a dedicated issue for the congress.
All e-Posters were displayed at digital terminals in the Poster Lounge, which is located in Exhibition Hall C.
Sustainability was a big part of this year’s EuroPerio, which is why the venue featured a dedicated sustainability corner.
On Thursday morning, Hall D was packed with attendees eagerly awaiting the livestreaming of two mucogingival surgeries that were to be performed to cover multiple gingival recessions.
The live surgeries ran in parallel, allowing attendees to follow the critical steps of each method.
Attendees were offered cold refreshments at the MIS Implants Technologies booth (#E.04).
Piezotome workshop at the ACTEON booth (#E.13).
Hu-Friedy booth C2.06 at EuroPerio10.
The colourful Curaprox booth (#C2.10) at EuroPerio10.
EFP press conference. (Image: EFP)
Prof. David Herrera, the scientific chair of this year’s EuroPerio congress.
About 7,000 people attended EuroPerio10. (Image: EFP)
Participants came from over 100 different countries. (Image: EFP)
Dentsply Sirona booth tour.
All ten chairs of the first ten EuroPerios, chronologically ordered from left to right. (Image: EFP)
EuroPerio10 brought together an amazing faculty of more than 130 speakers from all around the world.
During EuroPerio10, Tepe hosted a traditional Swedish Midsummer celebration. (Image: TePe)
Traditional Swedish midsummer dance. (Image: TePe)
TePe's headquarters in Malmö in Sweden.
Traditionally, wreaths made of different types of colored flowers are worn during the midsummer feast. (Image: TePe)
TePe CEO Joel Eklund gave the guests a guided tour. (Image: TePe)
Invited journalists on top of TePe's sustainable state-of-the-art production facility. (Image: TePe)
Attendees had the opportunity to enjoy traditional Swedish cuisine. (Image: TePe)
To post a reply please login or register