Track 28: Pediatric Dentistry – 5th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Emergency Pediatrics Care Summit & Exhibition


 

Pediatric dentistry plays a crucial role in ensuring lifelong oral health by focusing on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of dental conditions in infants, children, and adolescents. As part of the 5th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Emergency Pediatrics Care Summit & Exhibition, Track 28: Pediatric Dentistry brings together global experts to discuss innovations, research findings, and clinical advancements dedicated to children’s oral healthcare.

This specialized track serves as an interdisciplinary forum for pediatric dentists, pediatricians, researchers, academicians, orthodontists, and healthcare professionals who are committed to improving dental outcomes in children and adolescents.

To explore all available tracks, visit our scientific sessions page.

Scope and Focus of Track 28: Pediatric Dentistry

Track 28 focuses on a wide range of topics related to pediatric oral health, including but not limited to:

  • Preventive pediatric dentistry and early oral health interventions
  • Pediatric dental caries, trauma, and restorative techniques
  • Behavior management in pediatric dental practice
  • Pediatric orthodontics and growth assessment
  • Oral health in children with special healthcare needs
  • Sedation, anesthesia, and pain management in pediatric dentistry
  • Digital dentistry and technological innovations for children

By addressing both clinical and research-based perspectives, this track highlights the importance of early dental care in promoting overall child health.

Benefits of Attending Track 28: Pediatric Dentistry

Participants will gain significant professional and academic benefits, including:

  • Access to the Latest Research: Learn about recent scientific discoveries, clinical trials, and evidence-based practices in pediatric dentistry.
  • Expert-Led Sessions: Hear from internationally recognized speakers and leading authorities in pediatric oral health.
  • Global Networking: Connect with professionals, researchers, and institutions from around the world.
  • Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Engage with pediatricians, neonatologists, and emergency care specialists to understand comprehensive child healthcare approaches.
  • Career Advancement: Enhance your academic profile, clinical expertise, and professional visibility.

Why Attend This Track

Attending Track 28: Pediatric Dentistry will empower you to:

  • Stay updated on evolving standards and innovations in pediatric dental care
  • Improve clinical outcomes through shared knowledge and real-world case discussions
  • Present your research to an international audience
  • Participate in interactive panel discussions and Q&A sessions
  • Earn CME/CPD credits while expanding your professional network

This track is ideal for clinicians, researchers, students, academicians, and healthcare professionals passionate about advancing children’s oral health.

How to Submit Your Abstract

Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit abstracts aligned with pediatric dentistry themes. Submissions may include:

  • Original research articles
  • Clinical case reports
  • Systematic or narrative reviews
  • Poster presentations

Abstracts can be submitted online through our official abstract submission portal.

Abstract Submission Guidelines

To ensure successful submission, please follow these guidelines:

  • Abstract length should be 300–400 words
  • Clearly state background, objectives, methodology, results, and conclusion
  • Use scientific and professional language relevant to pediatric dentistry
  • Submissions must be original and not previously published
  • Include keywords related to pediatric dentistry

You may use the official abstract template, available via the submission page, to ensure proper formatting.

Registration Details

Join global experts and innovators by registering for the summit today. Early registration is encouraged to secure your participation in this high-impact scientific gathering.

👉 Register here: Conference Registration

For more information about the summit, visit the conference homepage.

Conclusion

Track 28: Pediatric Dentistry is a key highlight of the 5th World Pediatrics Summit, offering a unique platform to exchange knowledge, present groundbreaking research, and collaborate with experts dedicated to children’s oral and overall health. By participating, you contribute to shaping the future of pediatric dentistry and improving quality of life for children worldwide.

Explore all tracks on our scientific sessions page and be part of this global pediatric healthcare movement.

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