On October 18, OSMU welcomed participants of the XXXIII International Congress «Innovative Technologies in Dentistry», organized by the Association of Public Dental Organizations of Russia, the Regional Public Organization «Omsk Dental Association», the Ministry of Health of the Omsk Region, and OSMU.
Held in both online and offline formats, the Congress brought together hundreds of dental professionals from across Russia and neighboring and distant countries, creating a truly international platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration.
The Congress opened with welcoming remarks from Dmitry A. MARKELOV, Minister of Health of the Omsk Region, Alexander I. MATESHUK, DMD, President of the «Omsk Dental Association» and Chief Physician of Omsk City Dental Hospital № 1, and Prof. Larisa M. LOMIASHVILI, DMD, PhD (in Medicine), Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry and Head of the Department of Preventive Dentistry at OSMU.
Prof. LOMIASHVILI’s keynote address, presenting the main directions of research development at the OSMU Faculty of Dentistry, officially launched the symposium «Innovative Technologies in Dentistry». The symposium will feature over twenty presentations from scientists and clinicians representing six countries: Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Moldova, Bulgaria, and Ireland.
Leading experts of the global dental community will explore current issues such as oral mucosal diseases, oncological vigilance, challenges in aesthetic dentistry, and rehabilitation of the orofacial system. The symposium aims to unite international dental professionals to address key topics including the etiology of dental caries, protocols for preventive care in hard tissue, periodontal and mucosal diseases, and interdisciplinary approaches to aesthetic dental rehabilitation.
OSMU scientists are actively engaged in developing cutting-edge preventive and therapeutic strategies to combat dental diseases. By introducing innovative and highly effective diagnostic and treatment methods, the Congress contributes to enhancing the clinical competencies of dental practitioners and improving oral healthcare for the broader population.
The Congress will continue with a roundtable discussion focused on diagnostics and treatment approaches for dental diseases.
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