Dr. Ivo Marek PhD
Dr. Ivo Marek graduated with a degree in Dentistry from the Faculty of Medicine at Palacky University in Olomouc in 1990. He completed a three-year training program for Orthodontics in 1999 and finished his postgraduate study of Orthodontics at the Orthodontic Department of Dental School at Palacky University in Olomouc in 2007, where he earned his PhD. Dr. Marek runs his Private Dental Clinic in Breclav, where he focuses on interdisciplinary dental care, tooth autotranplantation and collaboration of orthodontists with periodontists and implantologists. Dr. Marek works as an Associate Professor at the Orthodontic Department of Dental School, Palacky University, in Olomouc, in both graduate and postgraduate study programs. In addition, he is a part-time teacher at Charles University's Faculty of Medicine, in Prague. He has published 75 articles and has given over 300 lectures in the Czech Republic and abroad (Poland, U.S.A, Taiwan, Singapure, Holland, England, Slovakia, Italia, Bulgaria, Estonia, Danemark, Australia, Malta, etc...). Dr. Marek is President of the Czech Orthodontic Society, member of the European Orthodontic Society, the American Associon of Orthodontists, the World Orthodontic Society and European Aligner Society. He is Honorary Member of the Implantology Club of Czech Republic and Polish Orthodontic Society. Furthermore, he is a member of the editorial board of the journal “Ortodoncie” (Orthodontics) and reviewer of the journal “Ortodoncie” and The Angle Orthodontist, European Journal of Orthodontics, Journal of Aligner Orthodontics, Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry. He is member of the accreditation committee of the Ministry of Healthcare and a representative of the Czech Orthodontic Society in EFOSA, as well as an AAO international ambassador since 2016. He was member of Council of European Orthodontic Society 2016-2022 and Council of EFOSA 2017-2023.
Appearances
- DateApril 22, 2017Credits1.5 CECLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE AGENESIS: DEMANDING PROCEDURE TO GOAL
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- DateApril 22, 2017The purpose of this lecture is to discuss medical procedure of reconstraction of multiple agenesis…
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Ivo Marek, PhD - DateMay 5, 2018The lecture deals with a complex issue of interdisciplinary cooperation in patients with erosive tooth surface changes in enamel or dental abrasion caused by bruxism. The authors describe the features of individual erosive and abrasive changes and they propose their possible solutions…
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Ivo Marek, PhD - DateMay 6, 2019Bonded retainers seem to be an ideal solution for a long-term retention and the advantage lies in keeping an aesthetic and stable result without the need of cooperation from the side of the patient - the patient's responsibility…
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Ivo Marek, PhD Central Incisor Ankylosis in Children & Adolescents: Extraction, Distraction or Autotransplantation?
DateMay 23, 2022Central incisor ankylosis in children due to injury presents a severe therapeutic problem. If it appears at a very early age, it leads to gradual reinclusion…Speaker
Ivo Marek, PhD- DateApril 22, 2023Multiple agenesis (oligodontia) is a very rare dental anomaly, with a prevalence of less than 1%. Nonetheless, its occurrence creates a serious problem for the patient, because finding a solution to numerous agenesis in the dentition is not just a matter of aesthetics but also of functionality…
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Ivo Marek, PhD - DateMay 6, 2024This lecture deals with a complex issue of interdisciplinary cooperation in patients with erosive tooth surface changes in enamel or dental abrasion caused by bruxism. The authors describe the features of individual erosive and abrasive changes and they propose their possible solutions…
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Ivo Marek, PhD - DateApril 27, 2025Multiple impacted teeth are a very rare dental anomaly, but their occurrence is a serious problem for the patient, because finding a solution for the numerous missing teeth in the dentition is not only a question of aesthetics, but also of functionality…
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Ivo Marek, PhD - DateMay 3, 2026Multiple agenesis (oligodontia) is a very rare dental anomaly, with a prevalence of less than 1%. Nonetheless, its occurrence creates a serious problem for the patient, because finding a solution to numerous agenesis in the dentition is not just a matter of aesthetics but also of functionality…
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Ivo Marek, PhD

