Be a part of 18th International Conference on Dentistry and Prosthodontics

This session explores the transformation of dental practice through digital technologies and integrated CAD/CAM workflows. Topics will include intraoral scanning, digital impressions, virtual articulators, computer-aided treatment planning, chairside manufacturing, and digitally designed restorations. The session will also examine how digital workflows can improve communication between clinicians, patients, and dental laboratories. Presentations will address emerging technologies, clinical applications, workflow integration, accuracy, efficiency, and future developments in digitally enabled dental care.

• Track 2-1: CAD/CAM & Digital Workflow Integration
• Track 2-2: Intraoral Scanning & Digital Impressions
• Track 2-3: Chairside Dentistry & Digital Laboratory Technologies

This session examines the growing role of artificial intelligence in dental research, diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical decision-making. Topics will include AI-assisted interpretation of radiographs and images, machine learning, predictive analytics, automated treatment planning, digital patient records, and clinical decision-support systems. Discussions will also consider data quality, validation, ethical considerations, privacy, and responsible implementation. The session provides an opportunity to explore how AI can complement professional expertise while supporting more personalized and efficient dental care.

• Track 3-1: AI-Assisted Diagnosis & Dental Imaging
• Track 3-2: Machine Learning & Predictive Dental Analytics
• Track 3-3: Generative AI, Digital Records & Clinical Decision Support

This session addresses contemporary advances in implant dentistry and implant-supported oral rehabilitation. It will cover treatment planning, guided implant placement, immediate loading, digital implant workflows, bone augmentation, soft-tissue management, and management of implant complications. Particular attention will be given to predictable functional and esthetic outcomes and multidisciplinary approaches for complex cases. Researchers and practitioners can present clinical studies, innovative techniques, biomaterial developments, and emerging technologies influencing the future of implant-based rehabilitation.

• Track 4-1: Digital Implant Planning & Guided Surgery
• Track 4-2: Bone Regeneration & Soft-Tissue Management
• Track 4-3: Implant Prosthodontics & Peri-Implant Health

This session explores the intersection of dental science, clinical precision, and artistic principles in contemporary esthetic dentistry. Topics will include digital smile design, minimally invasive cosmetic procedures, ceramic restorations, veneers, tooth whitening, gingival aesthetics, and interdisciplinary smile rehabilitation. Discussions will focus on treatment planning, facial and dental proportions, material selection, patient expectations, and predictable outcomes. The session aims to highlight innovative approaches that combine advanced technology with individualized esthetic principles and patient-centered care.

• Track 5-1: Digital Smile Design & Esthetic Planning
• Track 5-2: Ceramic Veneers & Minimally Invasive Esthetics
• Track 5-3: Smile Rehabilitation & Facial-Dental Harmony

This session focuses on advances in orthodontic diagnosis, treatment planning, biomechanics, and dentofacial development. It will address clear aligner therapy, digital orthodontic workflows, 3D imaging, skeletal anchorage, early intervention, and interdisciplinary treatment. Presentations may explore emerging technologies, customized treatment approaches, retention strategies, and innovations designed to improve treatment efficiency and patient experience. The session provides a platform for researchers and clinicians to discuss evolving concepts and evidence-based developments in modern orthodontic practice.

• Track 6-1: Clear Aligners & Digital Orthodontics
• Track 6-2: 3D Imaging, Treatment Planning & Biomechanics
• Track 6-3: Early Orthodontic Intervention & Dentofacial Orthopedics

This session highlights developments in dental materials and additive manufacturing technologies that are changing restorative and prosthetic workflows. Topics include advanced ceramics, polymers, composites, bioactive materials, resin systems, and 3D-printed dental applications. Discussions will examine material properties, biocompatibility, durability, accuracy, post-processing, and clinical applications. Researchers can explore innovations in digital manufacturing, customized dental devices, laboratory production, and emerging biomaterials designed to support functional, esthetic, and biologically compatible dental treatments.

• Track 7-1: Advanced Dental Ceramics, Composites & Polymers
• Track 7-2: 3D Printing & Additive Dental Manufacturing
• Track 7-3: Bioactive & Next-Generation Dental Materials

This session focuses on contemporary approaches to diagnosis, treatment, and preservation of the endodontically compromised tooth. It will cover advanced root canal techniques, rotary and reciprocating systems, irrigation protocols, dental microscopy, CBCT applications, regenerative endodontics, and endodontic microsurgery. Discussions will emphasize technological developments, evidence-based treatment protocols, case management, and strategies for improving treatment predictability. The session welcomes research and clinical contributions addressing innovations across conventional and regenerative endodontic practice.

• Track 8-1: Advanced Root Canal Techniques & Irrigation
• Track 8-2: Regenerative & Biologically Based Endodontics
• Track 8-3: Microscopic Endodontics & Endodontic Surgery

This session examines contemporary strategies for preventing, diagnosing, and managing periodontal and peri-implant diseases. It will explore periodontal regeneration, guided tissue regeneration, bone augmentation, soft-tissue procedures, laser applications, and biologically driven treatment approaches. Discussions will also address the relationship between periodontal health and systemic conditions, maintenance strategies, and interdisciplinary care. Researchers and clinicians can present emerging evidence, biomaterials, regenerative technologies, and innovative approaches aimed at preserving periodontal structures and supporting long-term oral health.

• Track 9-1: Periodontal & Peri-Implant Disease Management
• Track 9-2: Bone & Soft-Tissue Regeneration
• Track 9-3: Lasers, Biologics & Regenerative Therapies

This session addresses advances in surgical management of oral, maxillofacial, and related craniofacial conditions. Topics will include minimally invasive procedures, dentoalveolar surgery, implant-related surgery, maxillofacial trauma, reconstructive techniques, pathology, and digital surgical planning. The session will highlight multidisciplinary approaches involving dentistry, surgery, radiology, and other specialties. Participants can discuss innovative surgical technologies, clinical case experiences, treatment protocols, and emerging approaches designed to improve surgical precision, patient safety, recovery, and functional outcomes.

• Track 10-1: Advanced Oral & Dentoalveolar Surgery
• Track 10-2: Maxillofacial Trauma & Reconstructive Surgery
• Track 10-3: Digital Surgical Planning & Minimally Invasive Techniques

This session focuses on promoting oral health across childhood, adolescence, and diverse communities through prevention, education, and early intervention. Topics will include pediatric caries management, preventive dentistry, minimally invasive approaches, oral health education, behavioral strategies, fluoride applications, sealants, and community-based programs. Discussions will explore strategies for improving access to oral healthcare and addressing oral health disparities. Researchers and practitioners can share innovative preventive models, clinical approaches, and public health initiatives supporting lifelong oral health.

• Track 11-1: Pediatric Oral Health & Early Intervention
• Track 11-2: Preventive & Minimally Invasive Dentistry
• Track 11-3: Community Oral Health & Public Dental Programs

This forward-looking session explores emerging technologies, research directions, and evolving models that may shape the next generation of dental care. Topics will include robotics, teledentistry, precision dentistry, smart dental devices, advanced diagnostics, digital therapeutics, personalized treatment, and translational research. The session encourages researchers, clinicians, academicians, and industry professionals to share emerging discoveries and interdisciplinary perspectives. Discussions will emphasize innovation, responsible technology adoption, research collaboration, and the evolving relationship between science, technology, and clinical dentistry.

• Track 12-1: Robotics, Teledentistry & Smart Dental Technologies
• Track 12-2: Precision & Personalized Oral Healthcare
• Track 12-3: Emerging Research, Innovation & Future Dental Trends