Presentation Date
November 3, 2022
Presenters
Jacques E. Nör
Lillian Shum
Francine Berkey
Jeanne Wright
Shawn Bengtson
Mike Jamieson
Sarah Knox
Chelsea Bahney*
Pam Yelick
Kim Martin
Daniel Buser*
Tara Aghaloo *
Charles Sfeir
Yang Chai*
Sponsor Groups
AADOCR
CE Credits
4 CE Hours
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
None
November 3, 2022
Presenters
Jacques E. Nör
Lillian Shum
Francine Berkey
Jeanne Wright
Shawn Bengtson
Mike Jamieson
Sarah Knox
Chelsea Bahney*
Pam Yelick
Kim Martin
Daniel Buser*
Tara Aghaloo *
Charles Sfeir
Yang Chai*
Sponsor Groups
AADOCR
CE Credits
4 CE Hours
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
None
Course Description:
There have been significant strides in research in regenerative approaches to the repair and restoration of dental, oral, and craniofacial (DOC) tissues, ranging from bone graft materials to regenerative endodontics to temporomandibular joint repair. Yet few regenerative medicine therapies in the DOC space have been commercialized and widely adopted clinically. Difficulties in translation are related to scientific as well as non-scientific challenges. This symposium will highlight innovative tissue engineering/ regenerative medicine research in the DOC space, as well as layout the roadmap for overcoming challenges and translating technologies to the marketplace.
Learning Objectives
There have been significant strides in research in regenerative approaches to the repair and restoration of dental, oral, and craniofacial (DOC) tissues, ranging from bone graft materials to regenerative endodontics to temporomandibular joint repair. Yet few regenerative medicine therapies in the DOC space have been commercialized and widely adopted clinically. Difficulties in translation are related to scientific as well as non-scientific challenges. This symposium will highlight innovative tissue engineering/ regenerative medicine research in the DOC space, as well as layout the roadmap for overcoming challenges and translating technologies to the marketplace.
Learning Objectives
- Attendees will increase their knowledge of cutting-edge regenerative medicine approaches to a variety of clinical challenges in the DOC space.
- Attendees will increase their understanding of the technology commercialization pathway, from academic research to clinical trials to commercialization and beyond, including regulatory requirements and market development.
- Attendees will be provided with an armamentarium of tools to approach translation of tissue engineering/ regenerative medicine research to the marketplace and beyond.
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Complimentary Member Registration:
The 2022 AADOCR Fall Focused Symposium recordings are open to all current IADR members using the recording section below. Non-Members can join IADR to attend this virtual meeting.