AAP - American Academy of Periodontology

A propos

AAP member periodontists are specialists in periodontal disease treatment, cosmetic periodontal procedures, and dental implant placement.

Our Membership

The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) is an 8,400-member professional organization for periodontists - specialists in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases affecting the gums and supporting structures of the teeth, and in the placement of dental implants. Periodontists are also dentistry's experts in the treatment of oral inflammation and receive three additional years of specialized training following dental school. Periodontics is one of the nine dental specialties recognized by the American Dental Association.

The Academy's purpose is to advance the periodontal and general health of the public and promote excellence in the practice of periodontics.

Esthétique Parodontologie Implantologie

Adresse de l'organisation

737 North Michigan Avenue
60611 Chicago IL
États-Unis
Tel : 3127875518

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Site web de l'organisation

http://www.perio.org

Evénements passés

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It is my great pleasure to invite you to the 109th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) in Austin.  The Annual Meeting brings together thousands of periodontal professionals, dental students, periodontal residents, insurance experts, and hygienists. With a variety of programming and special events, attendees will be exposed to the newest periodontal research and findings, have networking opportunities like never before, and more. What I value about the Annual Meeting is how much there is to listen to, participate in, and how many people there are to meet (and learn from). Bringing AAP members together in one place is something special that I look forward to witnessing. Members will be able to learn more about AAP initiatives and share their thoughts with their regional representatives at the District Forums, as well as gain an understanding of the AAP’s financial state, strategic direction, and Constitution and Bylaw considerations from the General Assembly. The prestigious Balint Orban Memorial Competition and Research Forum Poster Session will showcase the research of the best and brightest periodontal residents, recent graduates, and other researchers who have put in the extra work that has allowed them to stand out as the next generation of our profession. The Annual Meeting is the perfect setting to see what our future periodontists have been working on and ask them any questions you may have. Let’s all utilize the variety of programming here to share what we know and learn something new from others. Without collaboration, the AAP would not be where it is today. The AAP also strongly values their relationship with the AAP Foundation (AAPF), who will be hosting various events such as their perennial favorite Silent Auction. A special thank you to our corporate partners who play a vital role in funding much of the AAP’s programming. Many of our programs, including the Annual Meeting, would not exist without our corporate partners. Here’s to an educating, entertaining, and engaging experience for us all! Sincerely,David K. Okano President, American Academy of Periodontology

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Austin, TX, États-Unis
500 East Cesar Chavez Street
États-Unis

Nov

2023

AAP 2023 - American Academy of Periodontology

Austin, TX, États-Unis

AAP - American Academy of Periodontology

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2017 INNOVATIONS IN PERIODONTICS ABSTRACTSThe Continuing Education Oversight Committee (CEOC) is soliciting presentations addressing advances in clinical periodontics, basic science, or related subjects for the Innovations in Periodontics program for the 103rd AAP Annual Meeting Sept. 9-12, 2017, in Boston, Mass. Three sessions will consist of four 15-minute individual presentations, and a fourth team-based session will include three 25-minute presentations. A five-minute question-and-answer period will follow each presentation. INDIVIDUAL ABSTRACT SUBMISSION <ul><li>Abstracts will be subjected to a blind review and scoring by members of the CEOC.</li><li>Presenters will be informed of the committee’s decision in spring 2017.</li><li>Presenters can submit as many abstracts as they would like. However, no one can present more than once.</li></ul>Submissions should include the following information about your presentation:<ul><li>The title, which should be 10 words or fewer, and not include brand names or acronyms</li><li>Why this presentation is innovative</li><li>How your presentation impacts practicing periodontists</li><li>The topic it covers:<ul><li>Imaging and emerging technologies</li><li>Implants</li><li>Interdisciplinary therapy (ortho, endo, restorative)</li><li>Periodontal plastic/oral reconstructive surgery</li><li>Periodontal-systemic relationships</li><li>Practice development and management</li><li>Regeneration/tissue engineering</li><li>Treatment of inflammatory periodontal diseases</li></ul></li></ul> TEAM-BASED ABSTRACT SUBMISSION The team-based session will consist of three or four teams presenting a case and then describing the treatment and rationale for therapy. Teams are limited to two speakers—-a periodontist and a restorative dentist or orthodontist—and must select their respective presentations from the areas of implants, interdisciplinary therapy, or periodontal plastic/oral reconstructive surgery.Teams will need to submit one of the following cases:<ul><li>Periodontal-restorative dentate aesthetic</li><li>Complex periodontal-restorative aesthetic implant</li><li>Complex periodontal-orthodontic demonstrating PAOO or orthodontic site development for implants</li><li>Correct aesthetic implant complication with interdisciplinary therapy</li></ul>

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