Taipei to Host Prestigious Aesthetic Dentistry Event

This gathering of global leaders in aesthetic dentistry promises to be a landmark occasion for the field. As patients increasingly demand not just functional but also aesthetic results from dental treatments, the role of aesthetic dentistry has expanded dramatically. Founded in 1990, the AAAD has been at the forefront of this evolution, with biennial scientific meetings hosted across Asia to promote the advancement of knowledge and skills among local dentists.

The AAAD’s mission aligns closely with that of TAAD, which was established in 1994, two years before Taiwan hosted its first AAAD meeting in 1996. Over the decades, TAAD has grown into a key player in the region, nurturing generations of skilled professionals committed to comprehensive diagnosis and integrated treatments in aesthetic dentistry. The 30th anniversary of TAAD is an opportunity to celebrate the remarkable progress made by its members and inspire the next wave of practitioners.

This year’s meeting will feature a stellar lineup of international and local speakers sharing cutting-edge insights on oral and maxillofacial aesthetics. Topics will include full mouth rehabilitation, aesthetic implant procedures, advanced restorative materials, periodontal surgery, minimally invasive dental techniques, and specialized dental structure bonding. Attendees can expect to explore both the foundational principles and the latest trends in the field.

The conference will kick off with the “Taiwan Stars’ Showcase Day” on November 29th, highlighting the exceptional work of 12 leading TAAD members. The following day, November 30th, will be dedicated to the “Asian Stars’ Showcase Day,” with distinguished speakers from AAAD member academies sharing their clinical expertise and research.

One of the major highlights will take place on December 1st, with “International Star Day,” featuring renowned U.S. professor Dr. Joseph Kan. Known for his groundbreaking work in anterior implant aesthetics, Dr. Kan will present a full-day lecture titled “28 Years of Anterior Implant Esthetics: Successes, Failures & Limitations.”

The conference aims to foster extensive learning and networking opportunities, allowing participants to explore global trends in aesthetic dentistry and pursue excellence in providing patients with healthy, balanced, and aesthetically pleasing outcomes. By “standing on the shoulders of giants,” the event promises to elevate participants to new heights of professional achievement.

For more information and to register for this remarkable event, visit www.18aaad30taad.org. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this historic meeting in Taipei.