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17th International Conference on Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology, will be organized around the theme “Scientific innovation, challenges and theories in Oral Pathology”

Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology 2018 is comprised of 19 tracks and 186 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology 2018.

Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.

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  • Track 1-1Oral Submucous Fibrosis.
  • Track 1-2Premalignant Conditions of the Oral Cavity.
  • Track 1-3Oral Manifestations of Systemic Diseases.
  • Track 1-4Submucous Fibrosis.
  • Track 1-5Denture Stomatitis.
  • Track 1-6Oral Medicine
  • Track 1-7Osteoporosis and tooth decay
  • Track 1-8Remission and the chance of recurrence
  • Track 1-9Epithelial Pathology
  • Track 1-10Salivary Gland Pathology
  • Track 1-11Inherited Blood Disorders
  • Track 1-12Gingivitis
  • Track 1-13Adhesion Dentistry
  • Track 1-14Wellness of lifestyle
  • Track 1-15Oral Cheilitis Granulomatosa
  • Track 2-1Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia
  • Track 2-2Pyogenic Granuloma
  • Track 2-3Frey Syndrome
  • Track 2-4Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia
  • Track 2-5Myositis Ossificans Progressiva
  • Track 2-6Wegener granulomatosis

 

 

  • Track 3-1Bacterial Infections
  • Track 3-2Fungal Diseases
  • Track 3-3Parasitic Diseases
  • Track 3-4Viral Diseases
  • Track 3-5sarcoidosis
  • Track 4-1Hypersensitivity Reactions
  • Track 4-2Lichen Planus
  • Track 4-3Pemphigus Vulgaris
  • Track 4-4Giant Cell Arteritis
  • Track 4-5CREST Syndrome
  • Track 4-6Wegener and Orofacial Granulomatosis
  • Track 5-1Squamous papillomas
  • Track 5-2Abnormal Red Blood Cells Cancer
  • Track 5-3Buccal mucosa cancer
  • Track 5-4Betel quid and areca nut
  • Track 5-5Excessive sun exposure
  • Track 5-6Family history of cancer
  • Track 5-7Human papilloma virus infection
  • Track 5-8Tobacco & Alcohol Consumption
  • Track 5-9Tongue cancer
  • Track 5-10Squamous Cell Carcinomas
  • Track 5-11paediatric benign
  • Track 5-12Hair Follicle Tumors
  • Track 5-13Epithelial Tumors
  • Track 5-14Eccrine Carcinoma
  • Track 5-15Sebaceous Carcinoma
  • Track 5-16Basal Cell Carcinoma
  • Track 5-17Adeno Carcinoma
  • Track 6-1Odontogenic keratocyst
  • Track 6-2Goril Cysts
  • Track 6-3Aneurysmal bone cyst
  • Track 6-4Radicular cyst and residual cyst
  • Track 6-5Nasopalatine duct Cysts
  • Track 6-6Gingival cyst
  • Track 6-7Parasitic cysts
  • Track 6-8Cysts of the salivary glands
  • Track 6-9 Inflammatory paradental cysts
  • Track 6-10Globulomaxillary cysts
  • Track 6-11Eruption cyst
  • Track 6-12Dentigerous cyst
  • Track 6-13Odontogenic and Nonodontogenic Cysts.
  • Track 6-14Nasopalatine duct cysts
  • Track 6-15Apocrine Cysts
  • Track 6-16Developmental Cysts of soft tissue
  • Track 6-17Median palatal and Mandibular cysts.

Improvement of face and oral pit is perplexing in nature and includes the advancement of different tissues. It is a gathering of psychiatric conditions starting in adolescence that include genuine debilitation in various zones. Orofacial clift  is one of the commonest intrinsic anomalies which impacts contrarily on the life of the individual and to a vast degree influences the family caused by the connection of ecological and hereditary elements, this variation from the norm achieves diminished personal satisfaction. Administration of this anomaly involves a group including a separated specialist, dental specialist, orthodontists, etc. Training on orofacial clefts ought to be elevated to make mindfulness on its preventive measures. Much consideration must be adapted towards separated hereditary qualities concentrates to distinguish potential hazard factors which may be inclining people to the oddity. Oral mucosa has an indistinguishable defencelessness to obsessive change from other covering tissue. Normal irregularities of the skin and the gastrointestinal tract may confirm themselves on oral mucosa. Central oral mucosal injuries, summed up mucosal contribution, or intraoral sores related with a systemic issue might be caused by bacterial, parasitic, or viral living beings. Amiable or harmful injuries should dependably be considered while inspecting a patient's mouth. Pain of the oral mucosa is a typical going with manifestation of different oral mucosal sores caused by nearby and systemic illnesses. Pain of the oral mucosa is typically connected with a known reason for tissue damage, e.g. mucosal ulcer or disintegration, and it for the most part reacts to satisfactory treatment and breaks down subsequent to recuperating. Perpetual agony, then again, perseveres months and years after obvious tissue recuperating, and endeavours to reduce pain are challenging. Neuropathic torment happens because of harm neurogenic structures in the fringe as well as the focal sensory system. It might happen without any undeniable poisonous jolts, and in the oral mucosal, the torment is frequently depicted as shivering and consuming. In the oral cavity, consuming mouth disorder (BMS) is by and by considered to have neuropathic foundation.

  • Track 7-1Agnathia
  • Track 7-2Micrognathia
  • Track 7-3Macrognathia
  • Track 7-4Facial Hemihypertrophy
  • Track 7-5Facial Hemiatrophy
  • Track 7-6VAN DER WOUDE’S SYNDROME.
  • Track 7-7Chelitis glandularis (actinic chelitis).
  • Track 7-8Chelitis granulomatosa.
  • Track 7-9Orofacial clefts.
  • Track 7-10Vesicle.
  • Track 7-11Ulcer.
  • Track 7-12Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis.
  • Track 7-13Secondary herpetic lesions.
  • Track 7-14Erythema multiforme.

 

 

  • Track 8-1Getting care for symptoms and side effects
  • Track 8-23D Dental X-rays
  • Track 8-3Oral Radiology
  • Track 8-4Glossectomy
  • Track 8-5 Full or Partial mandible (jawbone) resection
  • Track 8-6Maxillectomy
  • Track 8-7Neck dissection
  • Track 8-8Photochemical Internalisation
  • Track 8-9Photodynamic Therapy
  • Track 8-10Magnetic resonance imaging
  • Track 8-11Targeted Therapy
  • Track 8-12Immunotherapy
  • Track 8-13Chemotherapy
  • Track 8-14Radiation Therapy
  • Track 8-15Diagnosis of dento-facial deformities
  • Track 8-16Immunohistochemistry
  • Track 8-17Oral Tissue Biopsy
  • Track 8-18X-ray computed tomography
  • Track 9-1Melanocytic Nevi
  • Track 9-2Blue Nevus
  • Track 9-3Smokers’ Melanosis
  • Track 9-4Congenital Nevi
  • Track 9-5Amalgam Tattoo
  • Track 10-1Reconstructive Surgery
  • Track 10-2Orthognathic & Aesthetic Surgery
  • Track 10-3Cleft & Craniofacial Anomalies
  • Track 10-4Endodontic
  • Track 10-5Prosthodontic
  • Track 10-6Oral and maxillofacial surgery
  • Track 10-7Orthodontist
  • Track 10-8Periodontist
  • Track 10-9Orthopaedic
  • Track 10-10Dental anesthesiology
  • Track 10-11Pediatric craniofacial surgery
  • Track 10-12Antibiotic prophylaxis implant failure
  • Track 10-13Gerodontics
  • Track 10-14Head & Neck Oncology
  • Track 10-15TMJ Disorders & Surgery
  • Track 11-1Pit and tissue caries.
  • Track 11-2Smooth and surface caries.
  • Track 11-3Root surface.
  • Track 11-4Deep dentinal carries.
  • Track 11-5Biochemical Events in Dental Plaque
  • Track 11-6Epidemiology of Dental Caries
  • Track 11-7Microbiology of Dental Caries
  • Track 11-8Enamel Caries
  • Track 12-1Acute apical perodontitis.
  • Track 12-2Chronic apical peridontitis.
  • Track 12-3Acute apical abscess.
  • Track 12-4Phoenix Abscess.
  • Track 12-5Pulp Tester
  • Track 13-1Concepts and Communication for Health Behavior Change
  • Track 13-2Advocacy for Change in Healthcare
  • Track 13-3Medical Microbiology
  • Track 13-4Dental Radiography
  • Track 13-5Anaesthesia
  • Track 13-6Preventive Dentistry
  • Track 13-7Pediatric oral health care
  • Track 13-8Dental anxiety
  • Track 13-9Hydroxyapatite Teeth
  • Track 14-1Marketing strategy
  • Track 14-2Attracting patients
  • Track 14-3Internet Marketing and Customer Service
  • Track 14-4Building Strategic Alliances
  • Track 14-5How to expand your sphere of influence
  • Track 14-6Appointment Scheduling Strategies
  • Track 14-7Community-based dental education
  • Track 14-8Professional and educational ethics
  • Track 14-9Innovative educational and assessment methodologies
  • Track 14-10Education research methods
  • Track 14-11Prosthetics, Orthotics and Cosmetic Enhancement Products
  • Track 14-12Progression in Analytic and Treatment-related Technologies
  • Track 15-1Environmental impact assessment
  • Track 15-2Biodegradable Dental Products
  • Track 15-3Planatery Comunity Health
  • Track 15-4Bio-dentistry
  • Track 15-5Organic Dentistry
  • Track 15-6Eco-Dentistry
  • Track 15-7Health and wellness life coach
  • Track 15-8Organic dental floss
  • Track 16-1Sealants
  • Track 16-2Fluoride dealing
  • Track 16-3Tooth filling
  • Track 16-4Dental mouth guard
  • Track 16-5Home care assistance
  • Track 16-6Early detection test
  • Track 17-1Medico-legal death investigations
  • Track 17-2Civil cases involving malpractice
  • Track 17-3Age estimation
  • Track 17-4Assessment of cases of abuse
  • Track 17-5Identification in mass fatalities
  • Track 17-6Identification of found human remains
  • Track 17-7Future Trends in Dentistry
  • Track 17-8Sports Dentistry
  • Track 17-9Cosmetic Dentistry
  • Track 18-1Dental toxins
  • Track 18-2Dental malocclusion
  • Track 18-3Prevention and treatment of gum disease at its biological basis
  • Track 18-4Prevention and treatment of dental malocclusion
  • Track 18-5Avoidance and elimination of toxins from dental materials
  • Track 18-6Reversal of degenerative dental disease
  • Track 18-7Proper nutrition for the prevention