22nd Biennial Meeting of the International College of Prosthodontists (ICP)

22nd Biennial Meeting of the International College of Prosthodontists (ICP) is organized by RES Seminars, International College of Prosthodontists (ICP) and will be held from Sep 02 - 05, 2025 at Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Description:
ICP 2025 – Toronto! promises an unforgettable experience with opportunities for fellowship, scholarship, and professional growth.  Join us as we unite global experts, practitioners, and researchers to explore Disruptive Paradigms in Prosthodontics. This theme will spark discussions on innovations, challenges, and advancements in patient care while reflecting on both the past and future of the field.  Scientific sessions will explore:

• Disruptors from the Past: A look back at key developments that have revolutionized prosthodontics.
• Disruptors into the Future: A forward-looking exploration of the technologies and ideas that will shape the next generation of care.
• Beyond Implant Fables: Debunking myths and examining the future potential of dental implants in prosthodontic care.
• Towards Centenarian Care: Addressing the unique challenges when caring for the aged and frail, as numbers of centenarians and supercentenarians climb.  
• From Materials to Interfaces: Exploring cutting-edge materials and interfaces between manufacture, biology, practitioners, patients and clinical care outcomes.
• From Multidisciplinary to Interdisciplinary: Shifting the focus from multidisciplinary collaboration to true interdisciplinary practice in prosthodontics.
• Maxillofacial: Back to the Future: Revisiting the role of unique maxillofacial techniques from the past, and exploring new advances that are shaping the future.
• Digitally Disrupted Dentistry: Investigating the impact of digital technologies on the prosthodontic care – the potential future of computer centred care.
• Risking Failure: Examining the factors that contribute to prosthodontic treatment failure, and how to manage and mitigate risks in clinical practice.
• Democratizing Prosthodontics: Balancing advanced care with minimal intervention to seek the highest quality care for the broadest population.