Dear Colleagues,
The 3rd Alliance of Molar Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) Investigation and Treatment (AMIT), New Trends, Evolving Disciplines & Active Learning, will take place
25-28 November 2026 in Vienna, Austria.
The AMIT Symposium will kick off with an Educational Day which will address New Paradigms for Management of Immature Inflamed Pulp in Primary and Young Permanent Molars plus, Hands-On Workshops. The main program will follow with New Trends, Evolving Disciplines & Active Learning.
Our primary goal is to gather enthusiastic dentists all over the globe to update all MIH phenomena from etiology to prevention and therapy. Again, we will focus on consecutive upgrades of the 2 previous symposia’s, also leading to emerging disciplines being represented by cutting edge speakers from all over the world.
Existing data are still limited, unreliable, and non-uniform. Therefore, a new item of the symposium will be to get more input from interactive round table discussions of controversial topics from prevention to concrete treatment. Also, the necessity of introducing MIH recording structures as well as „train the trainer” camps will be extensively discussed with all speakers.
The AMIT alliance is meant for both medical and dental professionals being involved in any aspect of MIH and it is intended to act as crystallization nucleus for international collaborations.
Therefore, now this alliance is directed to the dental and medical professionals and other stakeholders associated with MIH (eg local and regional public health sector officials) to collaborate towards the targets mentioned above.
Plan to join us!

Prof. Norbert Krämer
Symposium Course
Director

Prof. Roland Frankenberger
Symposium Course
Director

Katrin Bekes
Symposium Course
Co-Director

Prof. Monty Duggal
Symposium Course
Co-Director

Dr. Elias Berdouses
Symposium Course
Co-Director