IGFP Conference 2025 – Programme

Friday 21 March 2025 Time
Opening IGFP Conference 2025 09:15 09:30
Block 1
Chewing forces during “routine” dental treatment – a problem or a necessary evil?
Ostmeier, Martin
09:35 09:55
The effect of incisors on the body condition score of geriatric horses
Koostra, Jim
10:00 10:20
Insulin dysregulation – a disease of affluence. An overview of consequences, diagnostics, management and drug therapy options
Dr. Dipl. ECEIM Schwarz, Bianca
10:25 10:45
Discussion 10:45 10:55
Coffee break 10:55 11:35
Block 2
Major equine dental diseases at the beginning of the 20th century and their treatment compared to today
Müßig, Nina
11:35 11:55
Routine dental treatment – Quo vadis?
Dr. Schellenberger, Frank
12:00 12:20
Discussion 12:20 12:30
Lunch break 12:30 14:10
Block 3
The effect of incisor scores on the temporomandibular joint sensitivity of riding horses
Koostra, Jim
14:10 14:30
Facts or fiction? Reciprocal effects between occlusion, the temporomandibular joint and the myofascial system
Dr. Fink, Tessa
14:35 14:55
The prevalence of malocclusions and extractions in geriatric horses
Koostra, Jim
15:00 15:20
Discussion 15:20 15:30
Coffe break 15:30 16:10
Block 4
Destructive changes to molars – epidemiology and aetiopathological considerations
Häußling, Marie
16:10 16:30
An epidemiological survey on the prevalence of equine peripheral dental caries in the United Kingdom and possible risk factors for its development
PhD, Dipl. EVDC Borkent, Dewi
16:35 17:05
Discussion 17:05 17:15
Evening event 20:00  
 
Saturday 22 March 2025 Time
Opening Day 2 09:10 09:20
Block 5
Oral tooth extraction – a routine intervention with life-threatening consequences?
Dr. Grages, Marei
09:25 09:45
Ectopic tooth development: Types, diagnosis and surgical approaches
Dr. Steinberg, Tim
09:50 10:10
When you hear hoofbeats, think of zebras, too
Dr. Zwick, Timo
10:15 10:45
Discussion 10:45 10:55
Coffee break 10:55 11:35
Block 6
Equine odontoblasten – Irreplaceable cells? 
Dr. Heilen, Laura
11:35 11:55
Odontoma – when dental cells go crazy
Dr. Roßgardt, Jessica
12:00 12:20
Discussion 12:20 12:30
Lunch break 12:30 14:10
Block 7
What does the “new” law on veterinary medicinal products mean for equine dental practitioners?
Dr. Schütz, Mona
14:10 14:30
Improving self-confidence through mindful communication
Siemer, Kathrin
14:35 15:05
Discussion 15:05 15:15
Coffee break 15:15 15:55
Block 8
Equine dental sinusitis: When is dental extraction sufficient & when should be done more?
PD Dr. Bienert-Zeit, Astrid
15:55 16:15
Sinus mycosis in horses - symptoms, diagnostics and treatment
Maleh, Souel
16:20 16:40
Closing discussion 16:40 17:00
Farewell to participants 17:00