List of Poster Presentation
Date : Thursday 13 May 2010
Venue : Hall A Poster Area
| Poster number |
Abstract Title |
Name |
| Poster 1 |
Aspergillosis of Paranasal Sinuses – A Case Report |
Dr. N Aravindha Babu |
| Poster 2 |
Hyperparathyroidism (Brown Tumour) - A Case Report |
Dr. K T Shanmugam |
| Poster 3 |
Diabetes Mellitus Induced Oral Lesions |
Dr. S. Satheesh Babu |
| Poster 4 |
Evaluation of Anti Oxidant Property of Lemongrass Oil Mouth Wash |
Dr. Meena Anand Kukkamalla |
| Poster 5 |
Terrorist of Mouth – “Tobacco” |
Dr. Sourav Sharma |
| Poster 6 |
Anti-Candidal Activity of some Medicinal Plants |
Dr. H. M. D. K. Kanatiwela |
| Poster 7 |
Radiographic Mitosis |
Dr. Sri Mookambika |
| Poster 8 |
Validation of Moisturizing Action in Oral Care Materials for Reducing Oral Dryness among Patients with Impaired Consciousness |
Dr. Toru Nagao |
| Poster 9 |
Chondroblastoma like Osteosarcoma -- A Case Report |
Dr. Veerendra Kumar B |
| Poster 10 |
Influence of Surgical Technique, Implant Shape and Diameter on the Primary Stability in Cancellous Bone |
Dr. Onur Geckili |
| Poster 11 |
Intraosseous Schwannoma of the Mandible in a Ten Year Girl |
Dr. S Hewapathirana |
| Poster 12 |
Capsplints in Mandibular Fractures of Children |
Dr. B Sri Divya Laksmi |
| Poster 13 |
Laser Technology in Pain Control? |
Dr. Girija Vitalingam |
Date : Friday 14 May 2010
Venue : Hall A Poster Area
| Poster number |
Abstract Title |
Name |
| Poster 1 |
Oral Carriage of Candida in Patients Attending the Kuwait University Dental Clinic |
Dr. A N Ellepola |
| Poster 2 |
Say Cheese!!! Not Really, With MIH…… |
Dr. Amol Patil |
| Poster 3 |
Tooth Size Variation in the Permanent Dentition of the Veddas of Sri Lanka |
Dr. T N Hewapathirana |
| Poster 4 |
Nonmetric Tooth Crown Traits in a Sri Lankan Aboriginal Vedda Population: Comparisons with Other World Populations |
Dr. H R D Peiris |
| Poster 5 |
Morphology of the cement enamel junction and its clinical significance |
Dr. A K S Arambawatta |
| Poster 6 |
Consonant Misarticulation in Cleft Patients |
Dr. Amarshree Shetty |
| Poster 7 |
Early Childhood Caries – A Review |
Dr. Scharmeni Balendran |
| Poster 8 |
Occupational Exposure Experience of Senior Undergraduate Dental Students in Karachi, Pakistan. |
Dr. S Bilal |
| Poster 9 |
A Low-Cost Health Promotion Strategy for Use in Different Settings |
Dr. R.D.F.C. Kanthi |
| Poster 10 |
Perceived Oral Health Outcomes of Sri Lankan Migrant Older Adults Participating in Ethnic Social Clubs in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
Dr. I.R. Perera |
| Poster 11 |
Effect of Music on Blood Pressure of Patients before and after Dental Extractions |
Dr D I Amaratunga |
| Poster 12 |
Cleft Lip and Palate Centre of the Dental Hospital , Peradeniya Sri Lanka |
Dr Parakrama Wijekoon |
Date : Saturday 15 May 2010
Venue : Hall A Poster Area
| Poster number |
Abstract Title |
Name |
| Poster 1 |
Cryosurgical Treatment of Gingival Melanin Pigmentation Using Tetrafluoroethane |
Dr. Santhosh Kumar |
| Poster 2 |
The Effect of Non-Surgical Periodontal Treatment on the Circulating C-Reactive Protein Among a Sample of Jordanian Patients with Advanced Periodontitis |
Dr. Wisam Alaa Kamil |
| Poster 3 |
Pyogenic Granuloma : A Report on the Prevalence and Literature Review |
Dr. Fathima Hassan |
| Poster 4 |
Bond Strength Of Resilon and Gutta-Percha to a Methacrylate-Based Root Canal Sealer |
Dr. Emre Nagas |
| Poster 5 |
Dental Laminates -Trump Card to the Aesthetic Dentist |
Dr. P Ranjith Kumar |
| Poster 6 |
“ESTHETICA Non – METALLICA”, Restoring Anterior Dental Aesthetics Using Zirconium Based All Ceramic Restorations. A Clinical Report |
Dr. Abby Abraham |
| Poster 7 |
Smile – Can Be Meaningful, Sarcastic Or Deceptive |
Dr. Aravind P |
| Poster 8 |
Corticotomy Facilitated Orthodontics |
Dr. A Thushianthy |
| Poster 9 |
Preventive Prosthodontics |
Dr. Swarna Kantha Dharmaraj |
| Poster 10 |
Reincarnation of Aesthetics with a Culmination of Orthognathic Surgery and Prosthodontic Expertise |
Dr. Amelia Sunitha |
| Poster 11 |
Aesthetic And Functional Rehabilitation of a Completely Edentulous Patient Using Bio Functional Prosthetic System (BPS) - A Clinical Report |
Dr. Chakravrthy Ramsamy |
| Poster 12 |
Effects of Bamboo Extract as an Intra-Canal Medicament against Biofilm Formation and on Inflammatory Reaction |
Dr. Noriyasu Hosoya |
| Poster 13 |
Non Vital Open Apexed Anterior Tooth: Managed With MTA |
Dr R A S Hemalatha |
| Poster 14 |
Mechanical Strain Activates Beta-Catenin Signalling in Periodontal Ligament (PDL) Cells |
Dr S. Premaraj |
| Poster 15 |
Comparative Evaluation of the Antimicrobial Efficacy of Five Endodontic Root Canal Sealers Against Enterococcus Faecalis and Candida Albicans - An In Vitro Agar Disc Diffusion Test |
Dr Aravind Kumar |
Guidelines for Poster Presentations
The letter of notification of abstract acceptance will contain a poster number for your poster presentation. Use your poster number to locate your poster board. Do not remove the poster number sign on the board. Posters must remain up until the time specified. You are required to stay at your poster at specified time to present your poster. Details will be shown on the letter of notification. The Secretariat keeps track of 'no-shows'. Co-authors and/or mentors may be available to assist in answering questions; however, they may not present the paper. The Local Organizing Committee will not be responsible for posters and materials left on poster boards during the Congress.
Poster design
Dimensions of the poster board are 2.1 meters (height) x 1 meter (width). Bring your own thumbtacks to mount your poster as none will be supplied on site. Please do not write or paint on the poster board.
You must mount and dismantle your poster during the designated time shown on the notification of abstract acceptance. No exceptions will be allowed. Remove all tacks/pins and background materials when you remove your poster.
You have complete freedom in displaying your information in figures, tables, text, photography and so forth. The presentation must cover the same material as the abstract. Briefly describe procedures and materials. Use generic names throughout. All compounds and drugs must be identified. You are suggested to attach a small photograph of yourself to the poster so that other participants can recognize you as the presenter. Prepare all illustrations neatly and legibly beforehand, in a size sufficient to be read at a distance of 1 meter. It is helpful to viewers if sequence to be followed is indicated by numbers, letters or arrows.
Awards
Award(s) will be conferred by the Organizing Committee for outstanding oral and poster presentations in any oral/dental or related fields presented at the 32nd Asia Pacific Dental Congress. The oral presentation and poster should be based on original and previously unpublished basic, translational, or clinical research work. All presenters of oral presentations and posters displayed at the Congress who have pre-registered will be automatically entered for the award. An expert panel of judges will review the posters and select the winner(s). The decision of the panel of judges is final. Announcement and presentation of awards will be conducted during Award Presentation at Closing Ceremony. Award presentation at Closing Ceremony. All oral presentations and posters whose abstracts have been accepted by the Scientific Programme Committee will be included for judgment subject to consent from the presenter.
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