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Dentistry Summit 2025

Welcome Message

Welcome back to the 50^th International Conference on Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry, taking place as a webinar on January 22-23, 2025. This year's event, titled "DENTISTRY SUMMIT 2025," will introduce innovative ideas, techniques, and strategies that directly impact the way you practice and manage your work, featuring renowned experts in the field.

The conference serves as a platform for renowned researchers, experts, university professors, specialists, and students, offering lectures, oral and poster presentations, exhibits, and much more. Share your research experience, gain recognition, and receive certificates signed by our esteemed organizing committee. No other event will feature a more impressive line-up of keynote speakers, high-quality participants, and engaging content. This is an excellent opportunity for delegates from universities and institutes to network with fellow researchers. Interested participants can confirm their attendance and join the gathering with their colleagues.

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Theresa Sarah
Program Manager

About Conference

We are pleased to welcome you to the Annual Congress on the 50^th International Conference on Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry. This exceptional event, themed "Promulgating the Latest Innovations & Applications in the Field of Dentistry," will take place as a webinar from January 22-23, 2025. The conference brings together an outstanding global mix of dental specialists, researchers, and leaders from academia and industry to share their knowledge, insights, and research, advancing the field of Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry. Dentistry Summit 2025 will provide a valuable platform for exchanging new ideas and research. Attendees, including scientists, dental professionals, dental nurses, professors, business associates, students, and members of the dental community, will have the opportunity to network and engage in continuing education. The event will feature keynote speakers, symposia, hands-on workshops, and exhibitions, offering high-quality information and learning opportunities.

Conference Aims:

Share scientific knowledge and experience across all areas related to dental practice and oral health.
Discuss and debate the latest scientific advancements and current challenges in the field.
Strengthen and expand the global network of professionals involved in dental practice and research, both in Europe and worldwide.
Provide professional development opportunities for early-career experts.
Identify knowledge gaps that require further exploration.

Benefits of Attending:

Exchange ideas and network with leading dentists, doctors, nurses, health policymakers, professionals, engineers, and researchers from over 40 countries.
Discuss quality initiatives that can be implemented in dental practice.
Explore opportunities for collaboration to implement quality initiatives across dental research.
Gain direct access to key professionals and decision-makers, enhancing visibility through branding and networking at the conference.

Session and Tracks

Track 1 - Oral Medicine & Dental Health

Oral medications come in various forms, such as solid tablets, capsules, chewable tablets, lozenges to be swallowed or sucked on, and liquid forms like drops, syrups, or solutions. Typically, the active ingredients in oral medications do not enter the bloodstream until they reach the stomach or intestines.

Oral health encompasses the well-being of the teeth, gums, and the entire oral-facial system, enabling us to smile, speak, and chew. Common conditions affecting oral health include cavities (tooth decay), gum (periodontal) disease, and oral cancer. Maintaining good oral health focuses on preventing issues like tooth decay and gum disease, as well as ensuring the overall health of the mouth.

Oral administration of medications is a widely used, convenient, and cost-effective method. The primary site of drug absorption is the small intestine, and the bioavailability of the drug depends on the amount absorbed through the intestinal lining.

Track 2 - Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry focuses on improving the appearance of a smile through various dental treatments. It addresses both the function and aesthetics of teeth. With advancements in dental technology, cosmetic procedures now range from simple color correction to replacing missing teeth and more. These innovations have made it possible to use materials that are not only durable but also aesthetically pleasing, enhancing the appearance of common dental imperfections while restoring the form and function of teeth. Cosmetic dentistry can significantly improve the look of your teeth and help restore confidence in your smile.

Anterior Teeth
Implant Restoration
Tooth Preparation

Track 3 - Pediatric Dentistry and Dental Nursing

Pediatric dentistry is a specialized branch of dental science that focuses on providing oral health care for infants, children, and adolescents. During the first six months of life, children begin to develop their baby teeth, which later fall out and are replaced by permanent teeth. Without proper dental care, children can experience tooth decay and oral diseases, leading to pain and complications. Early childhood dental caries are 10 times more common than other childhood diseases.

Dental practitioners, hygienists, researchers, and other health professionals play a crucial role in promoting safe and effective preventive measures that improve oral health and prevent disease. Common oral issues, such as dental and periodontal infections, dry mouth, and tooth decay, are all treatable with proper diagnosis and care.

Dental Events
Pediatric Dentistry
Tooth Brushing Frequency

Track 4 - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a dental specialty that addresses a wide range of injuries, diseases, and deformities in the head, face, neck, and oral tissues. This field focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions related to the face, mouth, teeth, jaws, and neck, including both soft and hard tissue issues.

As a bridge between medicine and dentistry, it handles complex cases requiring expertise from both disciplines, such as head and neck cancers, early dental implant failures, antibiotic prophylaxis, salivary gland diseases, facial disproportions, facial pain, cysts, tumors of the jaws, and infections. The specialty provides top-level surgical care for patients dealing with benign and malignant tumors in the head and neck region, traumatic injuries to the oral and maxillofacial areas, and routine oral surgery, such as wisdom teeth removal and dental implant placement, as well as the correction of dentofacial and cleft deformities.

Track 5 - Prosthodontics and Periodontology

Prosthodontics focuses on the restoration and replacement of damaged or missing teeth. Tooth loss and oral deterioration often result from dental caries and periodontal diseases, which can lead to psychological discomfort for patients. Prosthodontists create treatment plans in coordination with other dental specialists to deliver comprehensive care. Periodontology, on the other hand, is the study of the hard and soft tissues that support and maintain the position of teeth in the jaw.

The periodontium is a structure that securely anchors teeth to the jaw, acting as a shock absorber during biting and chewing, preventing damage from excessive forces, and maintaining tooth stability. Periodontitis, often caused by plaque accumulation, weakens the supporting structures of teeth. Periodontology is sometimes considered a "holistic" approach to dentistry due to its focus on preserving the overall health of the supporting tissues around the teeth.

Track 6 - Endodontic and Restorative Dentistry

Restorative dentistry focuses on diagnosing and treating diseases of the teeth and their supporting structures, as well as restoring dental function and aesthetics to meet the patient's needs. It integrates the dental specialties of endodontics, periodontics, and prosthodontics, with an emphasis on how these disciplines work together in cases requiring comprehensive care. The management of dental cavities involves balancing pathological factors that cause demineralization and protective factors that promote remineralisation.

Endodontics, a specialty within dentistry, is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting the dental pulp and the surrounding per radicular tissues. Endodontic treatment involves removing diseased pulp, cleaning and shaping the root canal system, disinfecting the infected areas, and filling the root canals to prevent reinfection and promote healing.

Track 7 - Dental Anesthesia

Dental anesthesia is a specialty that focuses on pain management through advanced local and general anesthesia techniques. This discipline addresses pain and anxiety associated with dental procedures using local anesthesia, sedation, and general anesthesia. Dental Anesthesiology provides education to graduate, pre-doctoral, and dental hygiene students on managing pain, fear, and anxiety during dental treatments. Dentist anesthesiologists are trained to offer a full range of anesthetic services, from local anesthesia to general anesthesia, for various dental and surgical procedures. Faculty research in dental anesthesiology has concentrated on evaluating the clinical efficacy and safety of anesthetics for both healthy and medically-compromised patients.

Sedation Techniques
Use of Lasers
Pain-Free Dentistry
Dental Radiology

Track 8 - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a surgical specialty that encompasses the diagnosis, surgical treatment, and adjunctive care of diseases, injuries, and defects affecting both the functional and aesthetic aspects of the hard and soft tissues in the oral and maxillofacial region. The temporomandibular joints (TMJs), which are crucial for jaw positioning, facial growth and development, function, dental occlusion, facial balance, and comfort, are key to overall stability. When TMJs are not healthy or stable, patients undergoing orthognathic (corrective jaw) surgery may experience suboptimal outcomes related to function, aesthetics, dental occlusion, skeletal stability, and pain. A review of 1,369 TMJ patients referred to Dr. Larry Wolford’s practice showed an age range of 8 to 76 years at initial evaluation, with 78% female and 22% male patients. Notably, 69% of these patients reported that their TMJ issues began during their teenage years, indicating that TMJ pathology is most common in teenage females, though symptoms may appear later in life.

Dentoalveolar Surgery
Surgical Correction of Maxillofacial Skeletal Deformities
Gum Lift

Track 9 - Forensic Dentistry and Dental Anthropology

Forensic odontology primarily focuses on identifying individuals by comparing dental records with bite marks found on victims. This field is instrumental in dental identification, age estimation, and addressing oral and dental aspects. Dental Anthropology involves using information from teeth, whether from skeletal remains or contemporary human populations, to address anthropological questions. Teeth provide valuable insights due to their hereditary variables, which are useful for assessing population relationships and evolutionary dynamics.

Forensic Odontology
Identification and Methods
Dental Identification
Age Estimation
Oral and Dental Aspects of Personal Abuse
Dental Radiography/Informatics
Identification in Mass Fatalities
Assessment of Bite Mark Injuries
Assessment of Abuse Cases (e.g., child, spousal, or elder abuse)
Civil Cases Involving Malpractice

Track 10 - Oral Microbiology and Pathology

Oral microbiology studies the complex ecological system of microorganisms in the mouth, with up to 700 species identified. Key groups include Streptococcus, Neisseria, Veillonella, Actinomyces, and various obligate anaerobes. These microorganisms maintain a mutualistic relationship with the host, helping to prevent pathogenic species from adhering to mucosal surfaces. However, oral microflora can contribute to the formation of dental plaques and are common causes of dental caries and periodontal disease. Oral diseases often result from a combination of poor oral hygiene and factors affecting the oral microbial community, such as diet. Understanding the oral environment and microbial interactions is crucial for identifying the primary causes of oral diseases.

Dental Caries
Dental Plaque
Oral Bacteria
Oral Medicine
Osteoporosis and Tooth Decay
Adult Orthodontics for Spacing and Tissue Deficiencies

Track 11 - Restorative Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry encompasses various dental procedures aimed at repairing or replacing damaged teeth. This field includes treatments such as cavity fillings, root canals, and dental implants. The primary goals of restorative dentistry are to restore both the function and appearance of teeth. Essentially, it involves any dental process focused on repairing or restoring damaged oral structures. Common restorative procedures include fillings, bridges, and implants.

Here are eight of the most common types of restorations:
Dental Implants
Inlay Restorations
On lay Restorations
Composite Fillings
Dental Crowns
Dentures or Partial Dentures
Fixed Bridges
Root Canals

Top 10 Ways to Improve Your Overall Dental Health:

Brush your teeth three times a day
Choose a high-quality toothbrush and replace it regularly
Floss daily
Pay attention to your tongue's cleanliness
Avoid smoking
Limit your coffee intake
Maintain a nutritious diet
Reduce sugar consumption

Track 12 - Root Canal Treatment

Root canal treatment, also known as endodontic treatment, is required when the pulp, the central part of the tooth containing blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissues, becomes infected or inflamed. This procedure aims to save a damaged or severely infected tooth rather than extracting it. The benefits of root canal therapy include preventing the spread of infection to other teeth and alleviating symptoms associated with an infected tooth.

The root canal procedure is carried out in three stages:

Stage 1: Removal of the dead nerve and any gross infection.
Stage 2: Further cleaning and shaping of the root canals.
Stage 3: Filling the cleaned canals with an inert filling material to complete the treatment.

Track 13 – Nano dentistry & Technology

Nano dentistry involves the use of nanotechnology to diagnose, treat, and prevent oral and dental diseases, manage pain, and enhance dental health using nanostructured materials. This innovative field offers numerous applications in dentistry, such as dentition renaturalization, treatment for dentin hypersensitivity, complete orthodontic realignment in a single visit, covalently bonding diamondized enamel, and improving the properties of root canal sealers. Nanomaterials are also used in dental fillings, enamel polishing to prevent caries, and as more effective implant materials compared to traditional options. Some nanoparticles even function as antimicrobial agents, preventing bacterial growth. Nanotechnology continues to advance dental care through these and other cutting-edge applications.

Track 14 - Diagnosis and Prevention of Oral Diseases

Diagnosing and preventing oral diseases is complex due to the various factors that can contribute to these conditions. Causes can include infections from bacteria, fungi, or viruses, as well as dental injuries. The process of diagnosing and preventing oral diseases involves multiple steps and procedures. Advances in imaging technology, such as high-resolution 3D surface photography and 3D CBCT scans, offer extensive insights into a patient’s oral health by creating a detailed virtual model of both hard and soft tissue structures. Additionally, research into secretion nosology aims to determine its effectiveness in identifying the status and susceptibility of both oral and systemic conditions.

Dental Health and Overall Health
Advanced Diagnostic Techniques
Effects of Radiation on Oral Tissues
Biopsy and Bacteriology

Track 15 - Dental Instruments and Dental Marketing

Dental instruments are specialized tools used to address dental issues and injuries. There is a wide variety of instruments employed for the repair and restoration of teeth. Dental marketing refers to the field dedicated to promoting and selling dental instruments and equipment used for treating dental problems. This includes the various stakeholders involved in the manufacturing of these tools and the dentists who utilize them in their practices.

Denture Base Resins
Gypsum Products
Impression Materials
Base Metal Alloys
Dental implant models

Market Analysis

The saturation of the marketplace across various segments has intensified competition and negatively affected average selling prices. The emergence of smaller competitors with lower overhead costs and the growing influx of Asian imports have exerted downward pressure on prices. In response, many companies operating in multiple market segments have begun to package their products to offer more appealing deals to end users. For example, companies involved in both dental imaging and treatment centres have bundled multiple devices and offered them at discounted prices to boost sales.

This report suite includes comprehensive data on the Canadian dental equipment market. However, each market segment is also available as a standalone report, allowing you to access only the specific research you need. You can explore all the included reports and their segmentation here:

Dental Treatment Center Market: This includes a dental chair, stool, operatory light, and delivery unit. These items are often sold together as a package but can also be purchased separately based on the dentist’s needs and budget.

Dental Handpiece Market: Dental handpieces are mechanical devices used with rotary instruments such as burs, stones, wheels, and discs. The most common type is the air turbine handpiece, which can operate at up to 800,000 revolutions per minute (rpm).

Curing Light Market: Curing lights are used in dental offices to harden restorative materials like composite resins, cements, and adhesives used for fillings and root canals.

Dental Scaler Market: Scaling is a non-surgical procedure that removes plaque and calculus to prevent bacteria from causing gum inflammation and damage to surrounding bone.

Intraoral Camera Market: Intraoral cameras capture images of a patient’s mouth. The market for these cameras has grown significantly due to their effectiveness in patient education and high return on investment.

Dental Autoclave Market: Dental autoclaves sterilize instruments by applying high-pressure steam to eliminate pathogens and bacterial spores after initial cleaning with a washer or ultrasonic cleaner.

Caries Detection Device Market: Caries detection devices identify tooth decay, with Light Induced Fluorescence Technology (LIFT) being a commonly used method that detects bacteria on tooth surfaces using violet light.

Additional information includes company profiles, SWOT analyses, disease overviews, and related press releases from leading competitors.

Dental Equipment Market Report Data Types Included:

Unit Sales, Average Selling Prices, Market Value, and Growth Trends
Forecasts Through 2025 and Historical Data Back to 2015
Market Drivers and Constraints for Each Segment
Competitive Analysis and Market Shares for Each Segment

Recent Mergers and Acquisitions

Disease Overviews and Demographic Information
Company Profiles, Product Portfolios, and SWOT Analysis for Leading Competitors
Press Releases from Major Competitors

Past Conference Report

Our conference, the "49th International Conference on Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry," held on November 16-17, 2023, was successfully hosted by Conference Series. The event, themed “Promulgating Latest Innovations & Applications in the Field of Dentistry,” received an overwhelming response.

The conference provided an excellent platform for esteemed speakers, scientists, doctors, researchers, students, and leaders from the medical and clinical research fields worldwide. It allowed participants to network and explore new scientific advancements in Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry. The event also served as a dynamic forum for presenting and discussing recent advances, trends, and practical challenges in the field, while fostering collaboration among world-class directors, professors, scientists, and researchers.

The webinar commenced at 9:00 AM with registration and concluded with a poster session at 3:40 PM. The program featured keynote addresses from renowned speakers including Anshul Dineshchandra Mel (India), Dr. Ujala Waheed (Pakistan), Dr. Delia Carvalho (Saudi Arabia), Dr. Lujain Sahab (Saudi Arabia), Dr. Sahar Samir ALMansourii (Saudi Arabia), Dr. Badria Al Matrafi (Saudi Arabia), Dr. Ibtisam AlBakr (Saudi Arabia), and Dr. Mashael Abdullah Al Harbi (Saudi Arabia), who represented esteemed institutions. The event also included engaging talks from leading professionals across various departments, along with presentations from research specialists and students that invigorated the conference with insightful discussions and explorations.

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Call for Contributions

We encourage prospective authors to contribute by submitting studies, abstracts, papers, and e-posters for consideration at future conventions. Supporting journals include:

Journal of Oral Medicine and Surgery
Reports on Oral Diseases
Journal of Clinical Dentistry and Oral Health

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Conference Date January 22-23, 2025

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