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AAPD 2023 Call for Presentations
Do you have a topic area, treatment update, or concept that is beneficial to pediatric dentists? If you want to get more involved with AAPD and be part of the educational program, start by speaking at one of these well-attended sessions at the next Annual Session in Orlando, May 25-28, 2023!
AAPD Presentations Submission Deadline for Learning Labs, MiniClinics, and String of Pearls is September 12, 2022. The deadline to submit for International Oral Presentations is January 16, 2023.
Learning Labs
Lead an hour-long interactive presentation on a topic of interest to pediatric dentists (50-minute presentation with 10 minute Q&A). Share your idea with up to 25 colleagues in a smaller setting. AV is available for use during Learning Labs, but the session should focus more on discussing the topic with your attendees. One Learning Lab will be held every hour from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Friday, May 26, and Saturday, May 27. (One-hour time commitment per speaker)
MiniClinics
MiniClinics sessions consist of eight speakers, each with a 45-minute presentation to a larger audience, based on a clinical topic geared toward pediatric dentistry. Areas of interest include early malocclusion management, clinical techniques using new technologies, legal issues, practice management, and new developments in pediatric dentistry.
String of Pearls
A 15-minute presentation per speaker, up to nine presentations per session. In this format, each presenter will bring a single idea or concept and will share it with the group. These little “pearls” provide members with a wealth of information that often can be utilized immediately. Keep your presentation focused on the topic and allow for a question or two from the audience!
International Oral Presentations
A 15-minute opportunity with a 10-minute oral presentation and 5 minutes for questions from the audience. In this format, each presenter will bring a single idea or concept and will share it with the audience. You must be an international pediatric dentist to present during this session. Keep your presentation focused on the topic and be sure to allow time for questions. The deadline to submit for International Oral Presentations is January 16, 2023
Application Requirements
You must be a member of AAPD in good standing in order to present at the Annual Session (with the exception of International Oral Presenters). The AAPD will strictly adhere to these guidelines. Only online submissions will be reviewed; incomplete submissions will not be considered.
Disclosures
If you are accepted as a presenter, you will be asked to identify any financial interest related to your presentation by completing a Conflict of Interest Form.
Handouts
AAPD must approve any handout materials for participants, which must be submitted electronically to AAPD Headquarters via the Conference Harvester by April 14, 2023.
Presentations
All presentations must be submitted by April 14, 2023. All presentations will be downloaded onto one laptop for all sessions. Please note, AAPD has the right to update the submission timeline if necessary.
Compensation and Registration
All of the above-listed speaking roles are unpaid and as a member, you are responsible for your own registration, travel expenses, and arrangements, including air travel and hotel accommodations. This is considered a contribution to your professional industry. These session types are the perfect pathway to achieving a paid Scientific Program speaking role where hotel accommodations, flights, registration, etc. are covered. The submission/application style programs are unpaid. If your program is well received by the audience, the Scientific Program will typically invite the speaker to return for our main stages. Thank you for your contribution to AAPD 2023.
Lead an hour-long interactive presentation on a topic of interest to pediatric dentists (50-minute presentation with 10 minute Q&A). Share your idea with up to 25 colleagues in a smaller setting. AV is available for use during Learning Labs, but the session should focus more on discussing the topic with your attendees. One Learning Lab will be held every hour from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Friday, May 26, and Saturday, May 27. (One-hour time commitment per speaker)
MiniClinics sessions consist of eight speakers, each with a 45-minute presentation to a larger audience, based on a clinical topic geared toward pediatric dentistry. Areas of interest include early malocclusion management, clinical techniques using new technologies, legal issues, practice management, and new developments in pediatric dentistry.
A 15-minute presentation per speaker, up to nine presentations per session. In this format, each presenter will bring a single idea or concept and will share it with the group. These little “pearls” provide members with a wealth of information that often can be utilized immediately. Keep your presentation focused on the topic and allow for a question or two from the audience!
A 15-minute opportunity with a 10-minute oral presentation and 5 minutes for questions from the audience. In this format, each presenter will bring a single idea or concept and will share it with the audience. You must be an international pediatric dentist to present during this session. Keep your presentation focused on the topic and be sure to allow time for questions. The deadline to submit for International Oral Presentations is January 16, 2023
You must be a member of AAPD in good standing in order to present at the Annual Session (with the exception of International Oral Presenters). The AAPD will strictly adhere to these guidelines. Only online submissions will be reviewed; incomplete submissions will not be considered.
If you are accepted as a presenter, you will be asked to identify any financial interest related to your presentation by completing a Conflict of Interest Form.
AAPD must approve any handout materials for participants, which must be submitted electronically to AAPD Headquarters via the Conference Harvester by April 14, 2023.
All presentations must be submitted by April 14, 2023. All presentations will be downloaded onto one laptop for all sessions. Please note, AAPD has the right to update the submission timeline if necessary.
Compensation and Registration
All of the above-listed speaking roles are unpaid and as a member, you are responsible for your own registration, travel expenses, and arrangements, including air travel and hotel accommodations. This is considered a contribution to your professional industry. These session types are the perfect pathway to achieving a paid Scientific Program speaking role where hotel accommodations, flights, registration, etc. are covered. The submission/application style programs are unpaid. If your program is well received by the audience, the Scientific Program will typically invite the speaker to return for our main stages. Thank you for your contribution to AAPD 2023.