Technology & Biology Converge: In the Valley of the Sun
Phoenix, AZ | October 23–26, 2013
MAIN PODIUM PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED
The Main Podium speakers, topics, and abstracts are now available on AAID's web site. Save $100 when you register for AAID's 2013 Scientific Program and Annual Meeting by September 17, 2013.
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Implants are the preferred tooth-replacement option. Implant surgery is one of the safest, most precise and predictable procedures in dentistry.
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Press Releases
AAID Commemorates 60 Years of Dental Implant Training and Advocacy
What better city than Las Vegas to celebrate a major milestone? Today, the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) is doing just that by commemorating the 60th anniversary of dental implants during its annual scientific meeting here. Most of the 2,000 conference attendees were not around in 1951. At the time, dental implants had, at best, a dubious reputation among most dental professionals. What a difference 60 years makes, as implants are now the standard of care for replacing missing teeth. Learn more »