Dental news
Dentistry News | Dental Jobs | Dentist Forum | CPD Education

Dental news

RSS Feed View by: Most Recent | Most Popular | Most Discussed

Finalists in dental implant research competition

25th May 2011

Email this story
Email this story
  
Share this story
Digg it submit to reddit printer-friendly version

Eighteen abstracts have been selected for the EAO (European Association for Osseointegration) ‘Basic' and ‘Clinical' Research competitions, and the two coveted prizes will be awarded during the EAO Annual Congress in Athens on 15 October.

The 15 reviewers of the EAO Abstract Committee made the selection from more than 500 submitted abstracts for the 2011 programme.
 
Thirty abstracts have also been selected for presenting at the Congress Short Oral Communication sessions and additionally, more than 400 will be presented at the Poster Exhibition covering a wide range of topics.

These are organised in several categories including surgical and prosthetic aspects in implant therapy outcomes, tissue augmentation and engineering, technical and biological complications and basic and materials research.

In addition, 20 submitted abstracts were selected for the EAO Travel Grants.
 
The poster display will extend for almost half a kilometre at the EAO 2011 annual dental implant congress which will take place in Athens from 12-15 October.

The four-day conference focuses on science related to oral implants and as one of the leading implant congresses in the world, it promises something for all dentists, researchers and members of the dental team.

The last EAO Congress in Glasgow in 2010 was attended by more than 3,500 people from 76 countries around the world.

Advertisement

The attendance this year in Athens is already expected to be even higher.
 
For more information on the EAO or on the Congress, please visit www.eao.org.

Rate this story


Comments

Please log-in to post comments or register here.



Search
Members' Area
Remember me    Register free | Forgotten password

What are we electing?
The DH may well say 'Who do I call if I want to speak to the BDA?'
View all blogs

Advertisement