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History of the Association of Dental Implantology ✕ We use cookies on this site. By using the website, you stipulate that we can place cookies on your device. More.. TEL: 020 8487 5555 · Email: Click here Login ≡ About the ADI History ADI Company Members ADI CommitteeADI Committee ADI Past Presidents ADI Honorary Members ADI Constitution About the ADIAbout the ADI History ADI Company Members ADI CommitteeADI Committee ADI Past Presidents ADI Honorary Members ADI Constitution Events & CoursesEvents & Courses ADI Events ADI Study Clubs ADI Webinars ADI CPD Certificates Non-ADI Courses Non-ADI Events Submit your Course/Event ResourcesResources Guide Guidelines & Papers Journals ADI Patient Information Leaflets ADI Implant Logbook ADI Members' Interactive Forum OvidSP ADI Register of MentorsRegister of Mentors Introduction Guidance for Mentors & Mentees Join the Register of Mentors Find a Mentor Implant Learning Portfolio Role of the ADI MembershipMembership Introduction Member Benefits Join ADI Online ADI Members' AreaDCP Representative Election Update Member Details Change Login Details Find a Colleague Find a Mentor Update Mentor Details Discounted Publications ADI Member Logo Members' Interactive Forum ADI Leaflet Order News Contact Us History To encourage the introduction of osseointegration into the UK, in 1986 a small forward thinking group of dentists established the London Study Club as a ways of providing unstipulated dental practitioners with wangle to state of the art advances in implantology not readily misogynist in the UK. In August 1987 the first ADI Newsletter published the Association’s key aims: To whop oral implantology and its related sciences throughout the UK by way of symposia, meetings, lectures and publications To unite and coordinate implant groups with the UK and to facilitate communications internationally To safeguard standards and interests of the dental profession with regard to clinical procedures and scientific research Simultaneously, the ADI published a leaflet providing the UK public and the dental profession for the first time with detailed generic information on osseointegration techniques. Within months, Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced Osseointegration courses were organised, funds were generated, an no-go unstipulated meeting tabbed and the Association of Dental Implantology was launched. The ADI was incorporated and charitable status as an educational soul granted in May 1988. The 1988 inaugural International Symposium set the benchmark for quality education that has long since wilt the hallmark of all ADI programmes to the present day. ≡ About the ADI History ADI Company Members ADI CommitteeADI Committee ADI Past Presidents ADI Honorary Members ADI Constitution Terms & Conditions · Privacy Policy · How we use cookies Registered Charity No. 800238 | Company Limited by Guarantee (Registered No. 2260991) Designed and hosted by Canterbury Web Services Limited © 2002-2018