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LONDON, UK: The 3rd Digital Dentistry Conference and Exhibition, organised by UKDentalCourses (UKDC), an online education platform that offers continuing professional development opportunities to dentists worldwide, recently convened in London. Held at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) in the Garrod Building, the landmark event provided a unique platform for dental professionals to explore the evolving landscape of digital dentistry.
LONDON, UK: The 3rd Digital Dentistry Conference and Exhibition, organised by UKDentalCourses (UKDC), an online education platform that offers continuing professional development opportunities to dentists worldwide, recently convened in London. Held at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) in the Garrod Building, the landmark event provided a unique platform for dental professionals to explore the evolving landscape of digital dentistry.
The 2023 Digital Dentistry Conference and Exhibition, a cornerstone event for UKDentalCourses, opened a new chapter in the digital transformation of dental care. On 10 November 2023, the event welcomed an eclectic mix of attendees, including ambitious students, experienced clinicians and innovators in the dental field. The Garrod Building, a venue steeped in history, offered the perfect setting for a day of engaging discussions and groundbreaking presentations.
This year’s conference was characterised by its enhanced interactivity and more inclusive atmosphere, attracting a larger and more diverse group of professionals, both in person and online. Spearheaded by a dedicated team of Queen Mary University dental students, who were led by the UKDC representative at QMUL Hamdan Baker in collaboration with the UKDC group team leader Karmen Lam, the event fostered a unique learning environment.
The conference sought to broaden the understanding of digital dentistry, moving beyond its conventional association with advanced systems. It highlighted extensive applications of digital technology in dentistry, including in integrated electronic records and advanced digital methodologies.
Dr Ali Nankali’s opening presentation, titled “AI: The next frontier in dental care”, described how artificial intelligence is reshaping dental care and set a thought-provoking tone for the event. Among the highlights to follow were Cathy Padmore’s session on tissue regeneration in oral surgery using plasma rich in growth factors, Don Babs’s insights on permanent restorations and Dr Preeti Jauhar’s critical overview of digital orthodontic technologies.
“This year’s conference was characterised by its enhanced interactivity and more inclusive atmosphere”
The conference was not only an academic endeavour but also a holistic experience that combined knowledge sharing with practical application. It provided a comprehensive overview of the digital dentistry landscape, offering insights into scanning, design and the practical applications of digital technology in various dental specialties.
The exhibition hall was a focal point for the conference, featuring numerous organisations showcasing their latest technologies and services. Prominent exhibitors included Awesome Technology, BioMin and BTI Biotechnology Institute, each bringing their unique contribution to digital dentistry. Other notable participants included Haleon, ProLab3D and Quality Endodontic Distributors. These companies offered attendees a comprehensive view of the current and future state of dental technology.
The event underscored the transformative impact of digital dentistry on healthcare services. With a blend of clinical insights, technological advancements and hands-on demonstrations, it highlighted the importance of integrating digital technologies into dental practices for improved patient care and greater efficiency.
The 2023 Digital Dentistry Conference marked a significant milestone in the journey of digital transformation within the dental industry. It was a testament to the growing importance of technology in enhancing dental care and to the continued evolution of the field. As the dental community looks forward to the future, such events play a crucial role in shaping a technology-driven, efficient and patient-focused approach to dental care.
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