Public health dentistry plays a vital role in promoting oral health at the population level through disease prevention, health education, policy development, and community-based interventions. Addressing oral health disparities requires collaborative efforts among healthcare professionals, governments, educational institutions, and international organizations. This track examines innovative strategies that strengthen oral health promotion and improve healthcare accessibility worldwide.
The scientific program will explore epidemiology, oral disease surveillance, preventive healthcare programs, school-based dental initiatives, health promotion campaigns, community fluoridation, health economics, policy development, behavioral sciences, tele-dentistry, global oral health strategies, and social determinants of health. Emerging research emphasizes sustainable healthcare systems, digital public health solutions, and evidence-based policy implementation.
Researchers, public health specialists, policymakers, educators, clinicians, and international health organizations are encouraged to present research and successful community initiatives. Discussions will focus on developing collaborative solutions that reduce oral health inequalities and strengthen preventive healthcare systems across diverse populations.