Patient-Specific Implants & Reconstructive Technologies International Conference

21 November 2026 | Royal Society of Medicine, London

What is PSIRTI?

The Patient-Specific Implants & Reconstructive Technologies International (PSIRTI) conference brings together global leaders in craniofacial, maxillofacial, dental, prosthodontic, and biomedical innovation. Our aim is to create a collaborative platform for cutting-edge research, surgical practice, and digital design in the field of custom facial reconstruction.

Goals for 2026

Present the latest developments in PSI design, manufacture, and application
Showcase interdisciplinary case studies and workflows
Expand academic and commercial collaboration across specialties
Grow PSIRTI as a recognised academic movement.

History & Vision

Following the success of the inaugural meeting in Bruges (2025), PSIRTI 2026 marks the next step in growing a multidisciplinary community that bridges clinical excellence with digital innovation. Hosted in London at the prestigious Royal Society of Medicine, this second international meeting will reflect the evolving scope of patient-specific approaches.

Governance & Integrity

PSIRTI is coordinated in partnership with the not-for-profit organisation NPO PSIRTI, based in Belgium. The London 2026 event is delivered by PSIRTI Events Ltd, with the support of the Royal Society of Medicine. While strategic partnerships with industry exist, academic independence and scientific transparency remain paramount.

Scientific Programme & Schedule

Themes & Topics

Craniofacial reconstruction with PSI - Digital workflows and implant design - Oncology and post-traumatic rehabilitation - TMJ replacement techniques - Dental implantology and full-arch restorations - 3D printing, material science and surgical planning - Regulatory & commercial pathways for PSI technology.

08:00 Registration, tea and coffee

0845 Welcome and introduction

Dr Adam Slade, Prosthodontist, Smile Architect, Harley Street, London and

Mr Luke Cascarini, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon OS Head & Neck Clinic London

09:00 Rescue after Zygomatic Implants: The role of Patient Specific Implants

Professor Maurice Mommaerts, Face surgeon, The Face Ahead Clinic Antwerp, Belgium.

09:45 Beyond Osseointegration: Engineering Connective Tissue Attachment at the Implant Interface

Dr Fadi Barrak, Specialist Oral Surgeon and Implantologist and Senior Lecturer, The University of Central Lancashire

10:30 Tea and Coffee

11:00 Patient-specific implants and prosthetic solutions in paediatric and adolescent cranio-maxillofacial reconstruction: Compromised cases, subperiosteal approaches and facial contour restoration

Professor Krzysztof Dowgierd, Maxillofacial Surgeon and Research Professor, University of Warmia and Mazury, Olsztyn, and Head/Coordinator, Craniofacial Centre and Paediatric Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, Voivodeship Specialist Children’s Hospital in Olsztyn, Poland

11:45 Start as you mean to end: Restorative determinants of successful implant- supported rehabilitation

Professor Subir Banerji, Founder and Director, Academy of Dental Excellence; Private Practitioner, London; Clinical Senior Lecturer, King’s College London; Associate Professor, Department of Prosthodontics, University of Melbourne and Honorary Professor, University of Portsmouth

12:30 VIRTUAL Advancements in Reconstruction of the Midface: Application of Subperiosteal Implants

Dr Daniel Dadjam. Maxillofacial Researcher, University of Ghent, Belgium

12:45 CBCT in AMSJi and Patient Specific Implants

Mr Alex Woodham, Dental Radiographer, London

The British Society of Dental and Maxillofacial Radiography (BSDMFR).

The European Academy of DentalMaxilloFacial Radiology (EADMFR)

The International Association of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology (IADMFR)

13:00 LUNCH

14:00 VIRTUAL Facial reconstruction in polyostotic fibrous dysplasia using PSIs

Dr Maggy Mwasha, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, Kenyatta National Hospital and University of Nairobi, Kenya

14:45 The peri-abutment interface in PSI. Extrapolations from Endosseous implants of this critical interface

Dr Jonathan Lack. Periodontologist London

15:30 Tea and Coffee

16:00 Sponsor Lecture: Dr Rui Coelho. Owner and founder of Bone Easy “ Sub periosteal implants’

16:30 PEEK Patient Specific Implants in primary vs secondary CMF reconstruction - what holds up over a decade?

Dr Ylenia Gugliotta, Department of Surgical Sciences, Maxillo-Facial Surgery Unit, University of Turin, Italy and Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, PhD Programme in Bioengineering and Medical-Surgical Sciences, Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy

17:15Orthognathic surgery with PSI - Is it really more accurate

Dr Nazan Adali, Consultant surgical orthodontist, London

18:00 Close of meeting for the day

18:30 EVENING DRINKS RECEPTION

PSIRTI 2026 – Programme

Preliminary Schedule

Saturday, 21 November 2026: 08:30–18:30

Speaker sessions, Q&A, panel discussions, and networking breaks

CPD/CME:
Accreditation pending. Certificates of attendance will be provided to all delegates.

Speakers

Meet the Experts

Invited experts represent a range of backgrounds: - Maxillofacial & Craniofacial Surgery - Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry - Reconstructive Surgery & Oncology - Biomedical Engineering - PSI Manufacturing & Design.

Dr Marco Rinaldi

Oral Surgeon specialising in 3D guided implant surgery

Founder member of PSIRTI
Past President of Computer Aided Implantology Academy
Author and editor of leading books on digital implantology
International speaker on computer guided reconstructive surgery

Prof. Krzysztof Dowgierd

Head of Paediatric Craniofacial Surgery Unit, Poland
National Consultant in Maxillofacial Surgery (Polish Ministry of Health)
Specialist in patient specific implants and virtual surgical planning
Expert in microsurgical free flap reconstruction
Research Professor in cranio maxillofacial surgery

Dr Fadi Barrak

Dual qualified in Dentistry and Medicine
Specialist Oral Surgeon and Implantologist
PhD in biomaterials and implant science (Imperial College London)
Former MSc Implant Dentistry course lead for 13 years
Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons and ITI member

Dr Adam Slade

Prosthodontist and Clinical Director, Smile Architect London
Placed the first AMSJI patient specific implant in the UK
Specialist in full arch rehabilitation and digital prosthodontics
Tutor at QMUL, LonDEC and St George’s NHS Trust
International lecturer and Key Opinion Leader for implant systems

Mr Luke Cascarini

Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, London
Specialist in TMJ disorders and arthroscopic surgery
Dual qualified in Medicine and Dentistry
Chief of Service, Head & Neck Surgery
Founder member of Academy of TMJ Arthroscopy

Dr Nazan Adali

Consultant Orthodontist in combined jaw surgery
Specialist in orthognathic surgery and facial growth management
Visiting postgraduate lecturer at King’s College London
Editorial board member of Cleft Palate Craniofacial Journal
Focus on MedTech innovation and digital surgical planning

Mr Simon Holmes

Lead of Craniofacial Trauma Team, Royal London Hospital
Managed facial trauma in major UK incidents
Author of three cranio maxillofacial trauma textbooks
Contributor to Gray’s Anatomy
International lecturer in trauma and reconstructive surgery

Dr Ylenia Gugliotta

Maxillofacial Surgery resident, University of Turin
PhD candidate in Bioengineering and Surgical Sciences
Researcher in patient specific implants and PEEK reconstruction
Specialist interest in orthognathic and TMJ surgery
Focus on long term outcomes of PSI in CMF reconstruction

Mr Alastair Fry

Award winning Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Specialist in head and neck reconstruction and cancer surgery
Internationally published with advanced surgical fellowships
Expert in patient specific implants for complex reconstruction
Leader in minimally invasive and laser surgical techniques

Prof. Symon Guthua (Lead Clinician, Kenya)

Led the world’s first total facial skeleton replacement surgery
Specialist in extreme craniofacial reconstruction
Pioneer of fully customised patient specific facial implants
Leader of multidisciplinary surgical–engineering workflows
Established a new benchmark for complex facial reconstruction

Key prosthodontist in world-first facial skeleton reconstruction
Specialist in complex maxillofacial rehabilitation
Expert in customised prosthetic rehabilitation
Integrated surgical and prosthetic treatment planning
Leader in functional facial rehabilitation after major defects

Dr Margaret Mwasha (Prosthodontist, Kenya)

Mr Daniel Dadjam

PhD candidate in patient specific subperiosteal implants
Focused on midface reconstruction and complex facial defects
Dual trained in Dentistry and Medicine (in training)
Researcher in 3D printed reconstructive implant technologies
Specialist interest in digital planning for craniofacial surgery

Registration

Early Bird: £400 (available until 31 January 2026)
Standard: £450 - Online Only: £99
What’s Included: - Full access to all sessions (2 days) - Catering throughout both days - Networking drinks reception - Certificate of attendance - Access to online recorded presentations post-event

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Accommodation Tips

The RSM is located near Oxford Street, with ample accommodation nearby. We recommend:

- The Mandeville Hotel
- The Marylebone Hotel
- Treehouse London

Sponsors & Exhibitors

PSIRTI 2026 connects industry partners with leading clinicians and innovators working in patient-specific implants, digital planning, reconstructive surgery, and implant rehabilitation.

Held at the Royal Society of Medicine, London, with global online streaming, the conference offers focused exposure to senior decision-makers across maxillofacial surgery, prosthodontics, implant dentistry, TMJ surgery, and biomedical engineering.

We welcome enquiries from organisations interested in strategic partnership, brand visibility, and meaningful engagement within this rapidly advancing field.

To discuss sponsorship opportunities, please contact:
📧 psirti2026@gmail.com

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