The 3 Masters Series 2026

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05 February 2026 - 08 February 2026 Venue
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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PROF. HOM LAY WANG
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DR. JEANETTE CHUA
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MR. EDRIS RASTA
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DR. NUNO SOUSA DIAS
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DR. Irene Lau
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DR. Stanley Liu
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PROF. Markus B. Hürzeler
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PROF. Marko Jakovac
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DR. Craig Misch
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DR. Kris Chmielewski
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DR. Maja Chmielewska
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PROF. James Chow
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DR. Sepehr Zarrine
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PROF. Irena Sailer
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MR. Vincent Fehmer

📅 Save the Date: 5–8 February 2026

📍 Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

We’re thrilled to announce the return of The 3 Masters Series – one of Asia’s most anticipated dental education conferences, bringing together global leaders in aesthetic dentistry, implantology, and digital dentistry.

🔓 Workshop Launching 13 August 2025

Workshop selection will open exclusively to confirmed participants. Get your conference ticket before 13 August to enjoy priority access to workshops before public release!

💥 Exclusive Rebates (Limited-Time Only)

First come, first served. Save more when you book more:

➕ Buy 2 workshops – get SGD 300 rebate

➕ Buy 3 workshops – get SGD 450 rebate

➕ Buy 4 workshops – get your 3 Masters ticket waived

Guided by the theme "Simple to Complex" and inspired by our vision to Unleash the Future, this 4-day event features:

✅ Full-day master lectures

✅ Hands-on workshops

✅ International networking

✅ Special activities & surprises Whether you're a prosthodontist, implant expert, digital workflow enthusiast, or a passionate GP — this is your must-attend event for 2026.

🕒 Get your ticket by 13 August 2025 to unlock workshop access early.

Details will be sent after your registration is confirmed.


1. Dr. Nuno Sousa Dias - Teeth alignment as a mandatory step in complex treatment planning

2. Dr. Kris Chmielewski & Dr. Maja Chmielewski  - Digital Implantology in Practice: Guided Surgery Workflows in the Esthetic Zone and Full Arch Rehabilitation

3. Dr. Stanley Liu - Designing Smiles that Sleep and Breathe

4. Dr. Sepehr Zarrine Zygomatic Implants: Streamlined protocols and precision as game-changers for severe atrophies

5. Dr. Jeanette Chua - Can we still practice solo?

6. MDT Edris Rasta - Receive practical guidance on integrating digital tools into daily clinical practic

7. Prof. Irena Sailer & MDT Vincent Fehmer -  Precision by Design: Digital Pathways to Predictable Implant-Supported Restorations

SYNOPSIS: 

There are several techniques and materials available for implant site development. The choice may depend on a number of factors including osseous morphology, size of the defect, costs and surgeon or patient preferences. Autogenous bone has long been considered the gold standard of graft materials. The trend today is to reduce patient morbidity but still provide predictable outcomes. This lecture will discuss the use of various materials and methods for hard tissue augmentation including GBR, block grafting, ridge expansion and mesh grafting. The selection of techniques and materials will be presented using the Michigan Decision Tree for Horizontal and Vertical Bone Augmentation.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • To understand the factors that determine the selection of a bone augmentation technique and materials.
  • To understand when autogenous bone is needed for specific cases of bone augmentation.
  • To understand how bone volume gains influence the decision to use particular techniques and materials for bone augmentation.
  • To understand when narrow diameter implants or short implants may be an alternative to bone augmentation.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • Understand the principles of oral rehabilitation   
    – Define the key components of full-mouth rehabilitation and identify common clinical indications.
  • Evaluate digital protocols in prosthetic dentistry
    – Compare traditional analog vs. digital approaches in treatment planning, design, and execution.
  • Integrate digital technology into clinical protocols
    – Understand the process from digital impression to final prosthetic fabrication, including material selection and lab communication.
  • Plan and execute full-mouth rehabilitations using a digital protocol
    – Develop a step-by-step workflow for complex cases, including esthetic and functional considerations.
  • Recognize potential complications and troubleshooting strategies
     – Identify common challenges in digital rehabilitation cases and learn how to prevent or resolve them.
  • Collaborate effectively with the digital dental team
    – Optimize communication between clinician, technician, and patient throughout the digital workflow.
Lecture Synopsis:

Implant therapy has undergone tremendous changes over the past decade. Ten years ago, it became increasingly clear that dental implants could create several challenges. The development of mucositis and peri-implantitis has gained more attention. Preventing these diseases is now a major focus. Today, we have a greater understanding of what must be done to establish stable clinical outcomes around dental implants. Additionally, immediate implant placement—which is characterized by shorter treatment times, reduced effort, and fewer surgical interventions has received increasing attention. While survival rates of immediately placed implants appear similar to those of delayed or late implant placements, aesthetic failures, such as mid-facial and interproximal soft tissue volume loss, remain common challenges. To address soft tissue deficiencies inpost-extraction sites, various clinical recommendations and a lveolar ridge preservation techniques have been described in the literature. These methods have shown a significant reduction invertical and horizontal defect formation following tooth extraction, compared to unassisted socket healing. However, systematic literature reviews consistently conclude that while post-extraction resorption of the a lveolar ridge can be limited, it cannot be entirely avoided. If the goal is to enable more implant patients to benefit from immediate implant placement in the future, preventing the loss of periodontal ligament and bundle bone after tooth removal is essential. Furthermore, it is crucial to pay close attention to the patients' wishes and expectations during implant therapy.
Implant therapy is still a lengthy and painful process, but patients often prefer a simpler therapeutic approach over a more complicated one. Therefore, we need to specifically address these requirements and expectations. We must develop a simplified implant therapy concept that provides functional and aesthetic outcomes that patients are accustomed to, while also reducing costs, treatment time, and morbidity. The key to the long-term success of dental implants is soft tissue management. One of the lectures during this day will address the latest trends in this field, taking into account that the blood supply around implants cannot be compared to the blood supply around teeth. Therefore, entirely new surgical strategies need to be discussed. All of these issues will be addressed during this lecture day.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • Understand new aspects of maintaining teeth orplacing implants.
  • Learn about new ideas for soft tissue management around implants andteeth.
  • Gain insights into the socket-shield technique.
  • Understand the new trends in implantdentistry.

1. Prof. Irena Sailer & MDT Vincent Fehmer - Defect-Oriented Rehabilitation in Tooth Wear: Strategic Vertical Dimension Reestablishment for Long-Term Success

2. Prof. Markus Hürzeler - Advanced oral soft tissue reconstruction

3. Prof. Marko Jakovac - Digital Protocol in Aesthetic Dentistry and Micro-Preparation (Hands-on on phantom heads)

4. Dr. Kris Chmielewski - Prosthetically guided free-hand immediate implantation and loading with prefabricated crown shell in esthetic region and guided bone regeneration

5.  Dr. Sepehr Zarrine - Zygomatic Implants essentials: indications, techniques & Hands-On discovery

6. Prof. Hom-Lay Wang - Advances flap designs for soft and hard tissue augmentation and keys for long-term implant stability

7. Prof. James Chow - AI-Integrated Full Arch Protocol: Advancements in Navigation, Imaging, Robotic Surgery, and Manufacturing Techniques

8. Dr. Stanley Liu - Full title coming soon – stay connected

9. Dr. Irene Lau - Untangling the tongue: Understanding and Managing Ankyloglossia

10. MDT Edris Rasta - Full title coming soon – stay connected

Early Bird (Ends 31st Aug 2025)


Registration date:
01 May 2025 10:00 PM - 31 August 2025 11:59 PM (UTC + 08:00)

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