The 2nd Alliance of Molar Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) Investigation and Treatment (AMIT)

The 2nd Alliance of Molar Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) Investigation and Treatment (AMIT), Updates and New Emerging Disciplines, will take place 13-16 November 2024 in the cultural city of Berlin, Germany. AMIT's primary purpose is to record the extent of the MIH problem worldwide and to investigate the aetiology and thus facilitate the appropriate prevention and treatment of the disease. This year we will concentrate on updates of the previous symposium and have new emerging disciplines for presentation by world leading speakers.

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Prices:
Symposium Only: EUR 500.00,
Symposium and Master Course: EUR 650.00,
Symposium Only for Germany and Austria: EUR 400.00,
Symposium and Master Course for Germany and Austria: EUR 550.00,
Daily Rate for Symposium Only (no Master Course) – Germany and Austria: EUR 300.00,
Symposium Only for Developing Countries*: EUR 400.00,
Symposium and Master Course for Developing Countries*: EUR 550.00,
Symposium Only for Students: EUR 300.00,
Symposium and Master Course for Students: EUR 450.00

Speakers: Ola Al Batayneh, Katrin Bekes, Jorge Casian, Helen Rodd, Bart Van Meerbeek, Faleh Tamimi, Diana Wolff, Annette Wiegand, Nitesh Tewari, Richard Steffen, Bernd Stadlinger, Gunilla Pousette-Lundgren, Hani Nazzal, Nick A. Lygidakis, Anne Heinz, Kerstin Bitter, Piero Altieri, Elias Berdouses, Christof Hoegg, Thomas Goeen, Muthu Murugan, Jan Kuehnisch, Gabriel Krastl, Falk Schwendicke, Sivaprakash Rajasekharan, Sebastian Paris, Tarun Walia, Thomas Wolf