Scientific Sessions

• Microbial etiology of oral diseases
• Diagnostic techniques and laboratory methods
• Pathophysiology of dental caries and periodontal disease
• Oral infections and systemic health connections
• Antimicrobial strategies and infection control
• Emerging pathogens and resistance mechanisms
• Integration of microbiology and pathology knowledge into clinical practice

The Oral Microbiology and Pathology session at the dental conference delves into the study of microorganisms and disease processes affecting the oral cavity, emphasizing their impact on clinical practice and dentistry. Attendees will explore the latest research on bacterial, viral, and fungal pathogens that contribute to dental caries, periodontal disease, oral infections, and systemic health interactions. The session highlights diagnostic techniques, laboratory investigations, and preventive strategies that improve oral health outcomes and inform effective treatment planning.

The session also focuses on educational advancements within dental education, preparing practitioners to identify and manage pathological conditions accurately. Participants will review evidence-based protocols, clinical case studies, and practical applications of microbiology and pathology in routine dental care. Emphasis is placed on understanding disease mechanisms, early detection, and risk assessment to enhance patient safety and treatment success.