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International Conference on Dental Innovations & Digital Technologies

2025 • JANUARY 1970

International Conference on Dental Innovations & Digital Technologies

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New York, USA

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June 15-17, 2023

Conference on Dental Innovations Technologies

Conference Overview

"The tenth conference examined machine"

The tenth conference examined machine learning model development for dental radiographic interpretation, presenting comparative performance studies between deep learning algorithms and calibrated human examiners. Research presentations focused on training dataset curation methodologies, annotation quality assurance protocols, and cross-validation approaches appropriate for medical imaging applications. Clinical validation studies reported sensitivity, specificity, and receiver operating characteristic curves for automated detection of periapical pathology, marginal bone loss, and caries lesions.

Prosthodontic sessions concentrated on digital manufacturing precision, comparing subtractive milling technologies against additive 3D printing approaches for ceramic and polymer-based restorations. Metrology studies presented coordinate measurement machine data, documenting dimensional accuracy, marginal gap values, and surface roughness characteristics across different production systems. Clinical outcome research examined restoration longevity, with survival analysis from longitudinal cohort studies tracking complications including chipping, fracture, and decementation events.

Implant dentistry sessions addressed digital workflow accuracy from surgical planning through prosthetic delivery.

Conference Information

Dates

June 15-17, 2023

3-day program

Venue

New York, USA

Featured Keynote Speakers

Prof. Dr. Helena Martínez-Ruiz, DDS, PhD

"Validation Frameworks for Clinical Implementation of AI-Assisted Radiographic Diagnosis: Regulatory Considerations and Evidence Standards"

Prof. Dr. Helena Martínez-Ruiz, DDS, PhD

Prof. Dr. Helena Martínez-Ruiz, DDS, PhD

"Validation Frameworks for Clinical Implementation of AI-Assisted Radiographic Diagnosis: Regulatory Considerations and Evidence Standards"

Addressed regulatory pathways for medical device classification of AI diagnostic systems, discussing FDA and CE marking requirements. Presented systematic review findings on validation study methodologies, comparing cross-sectional versus prospective designs for establishing clinical utility. Outlined evidence hierarchies for regulatory submissions and clinical guideline integration.
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Dr. Michael Schneider, Dr. med. dent.

Department of Dentistry | University of Barcelona, Spain

Dr. Michael Schneider, Dr. med. dent.

Department of Dentistry | University of Barcelona, Spain

Addressed regulatory pathways for medical device classification of AI diagnostic systems, discussing FDA and CE marking requirements. Presented systematic review findings on validation study methodologies, comparing cross-sectional versus prospective designs for establishing clinical utility. Outlined evidence hierarchies for regulatory submissions and clinical guideline integration.
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Prof. Yuki Tanaka, DDS, PhD

Department of Prosthodontics | Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany

Prof. Yuki Tanaka, DDS, PhD

Department of Prosthodontics | Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany

Shared longitudinal outcome data from 342 lithium disilicate crowns fabricated using chairside milling systems. Reported 91.2% survival rate at 10 years with Kaplan-Meier analysis. Detailed complication patterns including chipping (4.7%), fracture (2.9%), and endodontic complications (1.2%). Examined patient and tooth-related risk factors through Cox regression modeling.
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Prof. Dr. Famin z, DDS, PhD

Department of Advanced Prosthodontics | Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Japan

Prof. Dr. Famin z, DDS, PhD

Department of Advanced Prosthodontics | Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Japan

Presented meta-analysis synthesizing 47 in vitro studies evaluating intraoral scanner accuracy. Reported pooled trueness values ranging 12-56 μm and precision values 8-34 μm across commercial platforms. Discussed heterogeneity sources including reference standard selection, measurement protocols, and scan extent. Proposed standardized testing methodology for future accuracy studies.

Participant Profile Analysis

62%
Clinical Practitioners

General practitioners, specialists in prosthodontics, endodontics, orthodontics, and implant dentistry

28%
Academic Researchers

University faculty, postdoctoral researchers, PhD candidates, and postgraduate residents

10%
Industry Professionals

Technology company representatives, dental laboratory technicians, biomedical engineers

Geographic Distribution

38%
Europe
27%
Asia-Pacific
22%
North America
13%
Other Regions

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