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Dental Specialty Sessions 14th Armenian Medical; World Congress Madrid, Spain July 5, 2025 0800 -1100 |
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CME planning document for the Dental Specialty Sessions
see also the planning document for the
Preventive Sessions for Dental Health https://amicnow.org/267
SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES SCHEDULE (3 speakers were unable to attend the Congress and the specialty session was shortened to 2 hours)
8:00 AM: Welcome of participants
8:05 AM: Introduction by Dr. G. Mosditchian (moderator)
8:10 AM: Dr. Anna Poghossian (Armenia)
• The Epidemiology of Salivary Glands Oncology in the Adult Population of Armenia: Retrospective Multicenter Cohort Study.
• Prevalence and Incidence of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologies Among Conscripts Undergoing Examination at No. 1 University Hospital in Yerevan, Armenia: A Retrospective Study – Anna Poghosyan (Armenia), Davit Minasyan (Armenia)(in English or Armenian)
8:30 AM: Dr. Bedros Yavru-Sakuk (USA) Unable to attend the Congress
• Children’s Breathing Dysfunctions: Dangerous Consequences on Oral and General Health. Their Myofunctional Treatment.
8:50 AM: Dr. Alice Grigorian (France)
•« Le traitement orthodontique au service des autres spécialités : implantologie , parodontologie, prothèse, chirurgie.”Orthodontic Treatment in the Service of Other Specialties: Implantology, Periodontology, Prosthetics, and Surgery. (in English or French)
9:10 AM: Dr. Georges Aboulian (France)
• Use of a Porcine-derived Matrix (Novomatrix) as an Alternative to Autogenous Connective Tissue Grafts. (in French)
9:30 AM: Dr. Jérôme Surmenian (France)
• How Osteoimmunology Impacts Bone Reconstruction.
9:50 AM: Dr. Harmik Minassian (France) Unable to attend the Congress
• “ALL-on-X”: How to Determine the X?
10:10 AM: Dr. Patrice Margossian (France) Unable to attend the Congress
• Implant Treatment in the Esthetic Zone.
10:30 AM: End of lectures
20-minute Q&A session for all participants
11:00 AM: Break before the Round Table
11:15 AM – 1:00 PM: Round Table dedicated to Preventive Dentistry, supervised by Dr. Jerry Manoukian
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Dental specialty services in Armenia represent a potential "export" to the other countries, as the services are often world-class. dental implants and orthodontic services represent potential areas of growth for Armenian dentists to provide to local citizens and visiting tourists alike.
The field of dental implants is constantly evolving. Orthodontic services are similarly coming less invasive and more effective. Local practitioners will benefit from increased training to maintain cutting-edge practice. At tthe same time, oncologic care is also evolving. Oral and maxillary tumors represent an under recognized threat. Practitioners must effectively screen for these tumors at an early stage. |
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lecture presentations followed by question and answer. the multilingual presentations will be supported by web-based translation-see https://polyglotte.am
Moderator: Dr Georges Mosditchian Speakers: Implantology: Dr Georges Aboulian Dr Harmik Minassian unable to attend Dr Patrice Margossian unable to attend Dr Jerome Surmenian (presented via video) Orthodontics: Dr Alice Grigorian Oral tumors: Dr Anna Poghosyan Oral health among conscripts: Dr Anna Poghosyan |
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patient centered care, evidence-based practice, medical knowledge |
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· Were there any highlights or major accomplishments? There was great collaboration many weeks before the Congress facilitated by Jerry where we came up with a great comprehensive plan for a National Prevention Program for Armenia. · Did you receive feedback from your attendees? But of course, and many times too much · Was there significant networking, sharing of projects or new collaboration? Yes, prior to significant and at the session newcomers not involved with the ongoing workshop asked questions and contributed. · What would you like to have done differently? Would like to have presented this document to the entire Congress and validate it as approved by the AMWC for distribution to the MOH. It's just an exercise if it doesn't move forward. · Any other comments or suggestions? To Jerry and the Workgroup...We should clean up the document and ask the Board of the Congress to accept it and them submit it to the MOH. AND...Thank you Jerry for your persistence, ideas, and motivation to get this document done. Let's not let it die in committee. |
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Les services dentaires spécialisés en Arménie représentent un potentiel d'exportation vers d'autres pays, car ils sont souvent de classe mondiale. Les implants dentaires et les services d'orthodontie représentent des axes de croissance potentiels pour les dentistes arméniens, qu'ils proposent aux citoyens locaux comme aux touristes.
Le domaine des implants dentaires est en constante évolution. Les services d'orthodontie deviennent également moins invasifs et plus efficaces. Les praticiens locaux bénéficieront d'une formation accrue pour maintenir une pratique de pointe. Parallèlement, les soins oncologiques évoluent également. Les tumeurs buccales et maxillaires représentent une menace sous-estimée. Les praticiens doivent dépister efficacement ces tumeurs à un stade précoce. |
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| conçu pour changer | Discuter et adopter de nouvelles techniques en implantologie Adopter des techniques moins invasives en orthodontie Dépister systématiquement les tumeurs buccales et orienter les patients vers les services appropriés |
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Présentations magistrales suivies de questions-réponses. Les présentations multilingues seront traduites en ligne – voir https://polyglotte.am
Modérateur : Dr Georges Mosditchian Intervenants : Implantologie : Dr Georges Aboulian Dr Harmik Minassian Dr Patrice Margossian Dr Jérôme Surmenian Orthodontie : Dr Alice Grigorian Tumeurs buccales : Dr Anna Poghosyan |
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| compétences | soins centrés sur le patient, pratique fondée sur des données probantes, connaissances médicales | |
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