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International Conference on Basic Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology

📅 13–14 Feb 2027 📍 Seoul, South Korea 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

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This track focuses on the latest advancements in dental materials, including biocompatible substances and their applications in restorative dentistry. Participants will explore the impact of these innovations on patient outcomes and treatment efficacy.

This session will examine current trends in oral epidemiology, highlighting significant public health challenges and the methodologies used to address them. Researchers will present findings on the prevalence of oral diseases and their social determinants.

This track emphasizes the role of preventive dentistry in promoting oral health within communities. Discussions will include effective strategies for disease prevention and health promotion initiatives targeting diverse populations.

This session addresses the disparities in oral health access and outcomes among various demographic groups. Experts will analyze the underlying factors contributing to these inequities and propose solutions for achieving oral health equity.

This track will explore the latest developments in dental imaging technologies, including 3D imaging and digital radiography. Participants will discuss how these advancements enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning.

This session delves into the behavioral and social determinants that influence oral health practices and outcomes. Researchers will present studies that highlight the importance of patient education and community engagement.

This track focuses on the latest clinical research findings in dentistry, emphasizing evidence-based practices and their implications for patient care. Presentations will cover a range of topics, from clinical trials to case studies.

This session investigates the relationship between the oral microbiome and systemic health, including its role in various diseases. Experts will discuss the implications of microbiome research for preventive and therapeutic strategies in dentistry.

This track highlights the transformative impact of digital technologies in dentistry, including CAD/CAM systems and tele-dentistry. Participants will explore how these innovations improve patient experiences and treatment outcomes.

This session will cover the emerging field of regenerative dentistry, focusing on tissue engineering techniques for dental applications. Researchers will discuss the potential for restoring oral tissues and advancing dental therapies.

This track examines oral health policies from a global perspective, analyzing their effectiveness in improving population health. Participants will share insights on policy development, implementation, and evaluation in diverse healthcare systems.