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Welcome Message

Dear Esteemed Colleagues and Professionals,

We are delighted to welcome participants from around the world to the 3rd International Conference on Oral Health and Dentistry, taking place on February 12-13, 2025, in Paris, France. Guided by the theme “Transforming Oral Health: Advancing Oral Wellness”, this premier event offers an unparalleled platform to connect with leading experts, share groundbreaking research, and delve into the forefront of oral health and dentistry innovations.

This two-day conference is designed to be a hub of learning and collaboration, featuring an exciting array of activities, including inspiring keynote speeches, in-depth lectures, oral and poster presentations, vibrant exhibitions, interactive panel discussions, and dynamic knowledge-sharing opportunities. With contributions from globally acclaimed speakers and experts, the event promises to foster meaningful discussions, spark innovative ideas, and create valuable connections among participants.

Whether you are a researcher, clinician, academic, or industry professional, the 3rd International Conference on Oral Health and Dentistry provides a unique opportunity to present your work, gain recognition, and contribute to the advancement of the field. We encourage you to join us in exploring cutting-edge trends, exchanging expertise, and shaping the future of oral health and dentistry.

We eagerly anticipate welcoming you to Madrid for a conference that promises to inspire, enlighten, and create lasting impact.

Best regards,
Daniel Mallory
Organizing Committee| Oral Health 2025
Email: [email protected]

About Conference

About Oral Health 2025

The "3rd International Conference on Oral Health and Dentistry" will take place on February 12-13, 2025, in Paris, France. This hybrid event offers participants the flexibility to join either in person or virtually, creating an inclusive platform for global engagement. Centered around the “Transforming Oral Health: Advancing Oral Wellness," the conference highlights the essential connection between oral hygiene and overall health and well-being.

The event reflects core principles of innovation, sustainability, networking, learning, and engagement, fostering collaboration and inspiration in a dynamic setting. The conference aims to promote awareness, education, and research in dental health, while encouraging the adoption of effective oral hygiene practices. Participants will delve into the latest research and treatment strategies, fostering meaningful connections within the global dental community.

The program will feature impactful keynote presentations, interactive oral talks, engaging workshops and symposia, poster presentations, and exhibitions, providing attendees with practical insights to enhance their professional practice. Surrounded by influential thought leaders, oral care specialists, healthcare professionals, and industry experts, participants will gain exposure to transformative ideas and innovative solutions within the dental sector.

Join us on this remarkable journey of learning, networking, and growth, as we work together to shape the future of oral health and dentistry.

Sessions

Session:1 Dental and Oral Health:

Dental and Oral Health focuses on maintaining the health of the teeth, gums, and mouth, including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of oral issues. Regular dental check-ups, good hygiene practices, and early intervention are key to ensuring overall health. Beyond enhancing appearance, proper oral care also helps prevent systemic diseases like heart disease and diabetes, contributing to long-term well-being and a better quality of life.

Track: 1.1 Oral Surgery
Track: 1.2 Oral Hygiene
Track: 1.3 Restorative Procedures
Track: 1.4 Diagnosis and Treatment
Track: 1.5 Preventive Care

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International Oral Health Association (IOHA) | Dental Innovations and Research Organization (DIRO) | European Federation of Oral Health (EFOH) | Society for Oral Health Research (SOHR) | World Dental Health Forum (WDHF) | Oral Health Research Council (OHRC)| Association for Preventive & Restorative Dentistry (APRD) | Union of Dental Practitioners (UDP) | National Institute of Dental Sciences (NIDS) | Global Dental Care Association (GDCA)

Session:2 Dentistry

Dentistry is a medical field focused on diagnosing, preventing, and treating conditions related to the teeth, gums, and mouth. It includes routine check-ups, cleanings, restorative work, and surgeries, with dentists providing guidance on oral hygiene and nutrition. Specialties such as orthodontics, periodontics, and oral surgery focus on specific aspects of care. Regular dental visits are vital for maintaining oral health and preventing serious health issues.

Track: 2.1 Tele dentistry
Track: 2.2 3D Printing
Track: 2.3 Artificial intelligence (AI)
Track: 2.4 Virtual Dental Care
Track: 2.5 CAD/CAM Dentistry

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Session:3 Pediatric and Geriatric Dentistry

Pediatric Dentistry focuses on the dental care and treatment of children, from infancy through adolescence. It includes preventive care, early diagnosis, treatment of dental conditions, and education on maintaining good oral hygiene habits. Geriatric Dentistry is centered on the oral health care of older adults. As people age, they may face specific dental challenges such as tooth loss, dry mouth, gum disease, and the effects of chronic conditions.

Track: 3.1 Periodontal Care
Track: 3.2 Oral Health Education
Track: 3.3 Geriatric Oral Surgery
Track: 3.4 Management of Dental Anxiety
Track: 3.5 Nutrition Counseling

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Session:4 Dental Hygiene & Oral Care

Dental hygiene is crucial for keeping the mouth, teeth, and gums free from disease, promoting overall oral health. Regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings help prevent issues like cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. It’s an essential part of daily health routines, and local anesthesia ensures patient comfort during dental procedures, making care more accessible and pain-free.

Track: 4.1 Dietary Counseling
Track: 4.2 Teeth Whitening
Track: 4.3 Oral Cleanings
Track: 4.4 Cavity Prevention
Track: 4.5 Plaque Removal

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Session:5 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a specialized field of dentistry that focuses on the diagnosis, surgical treatment, and rehabilitation of conditions affecting the mouth, jaw, face, and neck. It includes procedures like wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, jaw fracture repair, and alignment corrections. These surgeries aim to restore function, improve appearance, and enhance patients' overall well-being, often using local, sedation, or general anesthesia.

Track: 5.1 TMJ (Temporomandibular joint) disorders
Track: 5.2 Dental Implants
Track: 5.3 Tooth Extractions
Track: 5.4 Facial trauma and injury
Track: 5.5 Corrective jaw surgery

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Session:6 Public Health Dentistry

Public Health Dentistry focuses on improving oral health at the community level through prevention, education, and accessible care. It works to reduce oral health disparities by promoting dental hygiene and providing dental services to underserved populations. The field involves creating programs and policies that enhance oral health awareness and prevent dental diseases across communities.

Track: 6.1 Addresses disparities
Track: 6.2 Reduces disease burden
Track: 6.3 Health Equity
Track: 6.4 Promotes overall health
Track: 6.5 Disease Prevention

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Session:7 Oral Cancer

Oral cancer begins in the mouth or throat, affecting areas like the lips, tongue, and cheeks. It is commonly linked to smoking, heavy alcohol use, and HPV infections, with men being more affected than women. Early symptoms include sores, lumps, red or white patches, and difficulty swallowing. Regular dental check-ups and early detection through tests improve treatment outcomes, while avoiding tobacco, alcohol, and maintaining good oral hygiene can help reduce the risk.

Track: 7.1 Chemotherapy
Track: 7.2 Surgery
Track: 7.3 Stem Cell Therapy
Track: 7.4 Targeted therapy
Track: 7.5 Immunotherapy

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Session:8 Dental Trauma:

Dental trauma refers to injuries to the teeth, gums, or mouth caused by accidents, falls, or impacts. It can result in broken, chipped, or knocked-out teeth, often accompanied by pain and swelling. Timely dental care is essential for proper treatment, such as replanting a lost tooth or repairing fractures. Early intervention helps prevent long-term damage and restores oral function and appearance.

Track: 8.1 Tooth Avulsion
Track: 8.2 Tooth Displacement
Track: 8.3 Root Fractures
Track: 8.4 Pulp Exposure
Track: 8.5 Tooth Fractures

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Session:9 Periodontics & Nano Dentistry

Periodontics is a dental specialty focused on preventing, diagnosing, and treating periodontal diseases that affect the gums and supporting structures of the teeth. It includes procedures such as gum grafts and dental implants to restore and maintain oral health. Nano dentistry utilizes nanotechnology to improve dental care by developing advanced materials for fillings, coatings, and tissue regeneration. Both specialties aim to enhance oral health and increase the longevity of dental treatments.

Track: 9.1 Tissue Regeneration
Track: 9.2 Bone Regeneration
Track: 9.3 Advanced Fillings
Track: 9.4 Laser Treatment
Track: 9.5 Gum Grafting

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Session:10 Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics

Orthodontics is a dental specialty that focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and correcting misaligned teeth and jaws using braces, aligners, and other appliances. Dentofacial Orthopaedics, a related field, addresses the growth and development of facial bones, particularly in children and adolescents, to correct skeletal discrepancies. Both specialties work together to improve the appearance, function, and health of the teeth, jaw, and facial structures.

Track: 10.1 Braces
Track: 10.2 Clear Aligners
Track: 10.3 Jaw Expansion
Track: 10.4 Space Maintainers
Track: 10.5 Functional Appliances

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Session:11 Forensic dentistry

Forensic dentistry applies dental expertise to legal cases, primarily for identifying human remains through dental records. It involves comparing dental charts and x-rays to establish identity and analyzing bite marks in criminal investigations. Forensic dentists also provide expert testimony and assist in mass disaster identification and cases of abuse or neglect.

Track: 11.1 Forensic Odontology
Track: 11.2 Bite Marks
Track: 11.3 Human Identification
Track: 11.4 Age Estimation
Track: 11.5 Expert Testimony

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Session:12 Endodontics

Endodontics is a dental specialty focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases of the dental pulp, the soft tissue inside the teeth that contains nerves and blood vessels. The primary procedure in Endodontics is root canal therapy, where the damaged pulp is removed, and the space is filled to prevent recontamination. Endodontists specialize in saving natural teeth by repairing the tissues inside the tooth using advanced techniques and precision.

Track: 12.1 Apicoectomy
Track: 12.2 Endodontic Retreatment
Track: 12.3 Root Canal Therapy
Track: 12.4 Pulp Regeneration
Track: 12.5 Traumatic Injury Treatment

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Session:13 Oral Surgery and Dental Anesthesiology

Oral surgery involves surgical procedures related to the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the mouth, teeth, gums, and jaw, such as tooth extractions, dental implants, and corrective jaw surgery. Dental anesthesiology focuses on the safe administration of anesthesia during dental procedures, ensuring patient comfort and pain management. These specialties work together to provide comprehensive care, from surgical interventions to pain relief, helping patients undergo dental treatments with minimal discomfort.

Track: 13.1 Jaw Surgery
Track: 13.2 General Anesthesia
Track: 13.3 Pediatric Oral Surgery
Track: 13.4 Bone Grafting
Track: 13.5 Local Anesthesia

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Session:14 Laser Dentistry

Laser dentistry uses focused light energy to perform dental procedures with precision, offering benefits like reduced pain and faster recovery. It is commonly used for tasks such as cavity treatment, gum reshaping, and teeth whitening. This technique minimizes bleeding, discomfort, and damage to surrounding tissues, making it a preferred option for many dental treatments.

Track: 14.1 Laser Cavity Detection
Track: 14.2 Laser Biopsy
Track: 14.3 Frenectomy with Laser
Track: 14.4 Hard Tissue Laser
Track: 14.5 Laser for Oral Lesions

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Session:15 Dental Biomaterials & Bioengineering

Dental biomaterials and bioengineering focus on developing advanced materials for dental treatments, aimed at restoring and replacing damaged tissues in the mouth, such as teeth, implants, and crowns. Bioengineering is crucial in creating biocompatible materials that interact seamlessly with the body, promoting healing and extending the lifespan of dental procedures. These innovations continue to enhance the quality of care, making dental treatments more efficient and effective.

Track: 15.1 Dental Composites
Track: 15.2 Ceramic Restorations
Track: 15.3 Biomimetic Materials
Track: 15.4 Hydroxyapatite Coatings
Track: 15.5 Tissue Engineering

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Session:16 Digital Dentistry and 3D Imaging (CAD/CAM)

Digital dentistry and 3D imaging, including CAD/CAM, revolutionize dental care by enhancing precision and efficiency. These technologies enable dentists to create detailed digital impressions, design restorations, and produce crowns, bridges, and implants with exceptional accuracy. CAD/CAM systems improve patient comfort by reducing the need for traditional molds and enabling faster production of dental restorations. 3D imaging allows for clearer visualization of the oral structures, aiding in better diagnosis and treatment planning, making dental procedures more streamlined and effective.

Track: 16.1 Intraoral Scanning
Track: 16.2 3D Dental Imaging
Track: 16.3 CAD/CAM Restorations
Track: 16.4 Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)
Track: 16.5 Digital Smile Design (DSD)

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Session:17 Dental implants and dentures

Dental implants and dentures are both effective options for replacing missing teeth, each with its own advantages. Implants involve titanium posts placed into the jawbone, providing a strong, permanent foundation for crowns, bridges, or dentures, offering a natural, long-lasting result. Dentures are removable prosthetics designed to replace several missing teeth and can be customized for a comfortable fit. Both options help restore oral function, improve appearance, and enhance quality of life, allowing individuals to smile, speak, and eat with confidence.

Track: 17.1 Overdentures
Track: 17.2 Single Tooth Implants
Track: 17.3 Partial Dentures
Track: 17.4 Implant-Supported Bridges
Track: 17.5 Full Arch Implants

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Session:18 Dental Nursing

Dental nursing involves supporting dental professionals during treatments and ensuring patient comfort. Dental nurses assist with sterilizing instruments, preparing treatment areas, and managing patient records. They also provide patient education on oral hygiene and post-treatment care, playing a vital role in the overall dental care process.

Track: 18.1 Orthodontic Nursing
Track: 18.2 Surgical Nursing
Track: 18.3 Pediatric Nursing
Track: 18.4 Community Nursing
Track: 18.5 Radiographic Nursing

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Session:19 Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry

Artificial intelligence (AI) in dentistry enhances the work of dental professionals rather than replacing them, with a focus on improving accuracy and efficiency. It is applied in areas like diagnosis, treatment planning, robotic dentistry, administrative tasks, virtual consultations, telemedicine, and patient education. Ethical considerations, patient privacy, and regulatory compliance are essential when integrating AI into dental practices.

Track: 19.1 Diagnosis and Imaging
Track: 19.2 Treatment Planning
Track: 19.3 Robotic Dentistry
Track: 19.4 Telemedicine
Track: 19.5 Predictive Analytics

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Session:20 Dental pharmacology

Dental pharmacology is the study of drugs and their effects on dental care and treatment. It focuses on the use of medications to manage pain, prevent infections, and promote healing during dental procedures. Dental pharmacology includes understanding local anesthetics, antibiotics, analgesics, and sedatives, as well as their interactions, side effects, and proper dosages. Knowledge of dental pharmacology is essential for dental professionals to ensure safe and effective treatment for their patients.

Track: 20.1 Sedatives and Tranquilizers
Track: 20.2 Antiseptics and Disinfectants
Track: 20.3 Corticosteroids
Track: 20.4 Fluoride Therapy
Track: 20.5 Emergency Medications

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Session:21 Orofacial and Dentistry Cosmetics

Orofacial and cosmetic dentistry aim to enhance both the appearance and function of the teeth, gums, and facial features. This specialty includes treatments like teeth whitening, veneers, orthodontics, and jawline contouring, all designed to improve facial aesthetics. By integrating advanced dental care with cosmetic techniques, orofacial dentistry helps patients not only achieve a radiant smile but also attain a more balanced and youthful facial profile, boosting both confidence and overall well-being.

Track: 21.1 Botox and Dermal Fillers
Track: 21.2 Dental Veneers
Track: 21.3 Facial Aesthetic Treatments
Track: 21.4 Teeth Whitening
Track: 21.5 Orofacial aesthetics

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Session:22 Oral Radiology

Oral radiology is the branch of dentistry that involves the use of imaging technologies to diagnose and monitor dental conditions. It includes techniques such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRI to visualize the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. Oral radiology plays a critical role in detecting issues like cavities, infections, tumors, and bone abnormalities, helping dentists develop accurate treatment plans.

Track: 22.1 Intraoral Radiology
Track: 22.2 Extraoral Radiology
Track: 22.3 Cone Beam CT (CBCT)
Track: 22.4 Panoramic Radiology
Track: 22.5 Digital Radiography

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Session:23 Clinical and medical case reports

Clinical and medical case reports are detailed documents that describe the diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes of individual patient cases. These reports are important for sharing unique or rare medical conditions, treatment protocols, and the effectiveness of interventions. They contribute to the medical community by offering insights into unusual cases, guiding best practices, and advancing knowledge in various medical fields. Case reports often highlight challenges, complications, and lessons learned, providing valuable information for both practitioners and researchers.

Track: 23.1 Documentation of rare cases
Track: 23.2 Improving global dental knowledge
Track: 23.3 Unique presentation of common condition
Track: 23.4 Innovation in treatment approaches
Track: 23.5 Learning from challenges and complications

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Market Analysis

Dental Services Market Size:

The global dental consumables market is anticipated to reach around USD 71.2 billion by 2033, growing from USD 33.7 billion in 2023, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.8% between 2024 and 2033. This expansion is driven by factors such as increasing awareness of oral hygiene, continuous advancements in dental technologies, and a rising elderly population. Major market segments include dental implants, crowns and bridges, orthodontic materials, endodontic products, periodontics, and dental biomaterials.

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The rising prevalence of dental issues like cavities and gum diseases, coupled with increased demand for cosmetic dentistry, is driving market growth. Innovations in biocompatible composites and advanced ceramics are enhancing the functionality and aesthetics of dental treatments. While North America and Europe dominate the market, the Asia-Pacific region is poised for the fastest growth, fueled by rising incomes, improved healthcare infrastructure, and an expanding middle class.

Dental Services Market Drivers:

The growth of the dental services market has been significantly impacted by the aging population in many countries. Between the historic period, the global population aged 65 and above increased by 33%, rising from under 450 million to 601 million, according to data from the Population Reference Bureau. Older adults are prone to dental issues such as xerostomia, periodontal diseases, dry mouth, and tooth decay. This demographic shift has led to a growing patient base with conditions like periodontal disease, plaque buildup, mouth cancer, and denture-related problems. In 2013, the U.S. spent $111 billion on dental services, with older adults accounting for the highest expenditure, averaging $800 per person. Additionally, 42% of Australians aged 65 and older with natural teeth used dentures, further driving the demand for dental services.