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SCAD 2024 Annual Conference


Dear Colleagues,

We cordially invite you to our 15th Annual Conference that will be held at the Novotel Hotel, Miami, FL on October 18-19, 2024. The meeting theme is WHERE ART MEETS SCIENCE - A Pathway 2 Success, and it features high-quality, evidence-based information on color and esthetic dentistry, presented by many of the leaders in this field  (up to 13 CE hours), including:

Sam Alawie & Mehrdad Razaghy • Sung Bin Im • Gerard J. Chiche • Alvaro Della Bona • Stefano Gracis • Newton Fahl, Jr. • Federico Ferraris • Edward A. McLaren & Anvita Maharishi • Tal Morr • Amelia Orta • Rade D. Paravina & Razvan Ghinea • Taiseer A. Sulaiman • Marcos Vargas • Javier Vasquez • Josko Viskic

Our poster session will be an additional valuable source of evidence-based information. 

Register by September 15 to avoid late registration fee.

Do not miss this spectacular event!

Sabiha S. Bunek, President, SCAD

 

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The Society for Color and Appearance in Dentistry (SCAD) was founded in 2008 as a consortium of dental professionals and other experts interested in this area of aesthetic dentistry specifically related to scientific investigation and application of color and appearance in dentistry. The SCAD goals are as follows:

  • To serve as a uniting force in the profession by promoting and fostering greater awareness for color and appearance in dentistry;
  • To advance multidisciplinary collaboration and discovery among industrial and institutional researchers, clinicians, laboratory technicians and others with an interest in color and appearance in dentistry;
  • To create and implement educational and training programs on color and appearance for dental professionals and students;
  • To promote dental health for the general public through the advanced art and science of color and appearance in dentistry.