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Abstract and Digital Poster Presentation Program
The American Prosthodontic Society invites applications for the 2022 Digital Poster Presentation Program at its 93rd Annual Meeting, February 24-25, 2022, at the Swissôtel Chicago. Designed to showcase new research and innovative ideas from up-and-coming prosthodontists, the Digital Poster Program is the best place to exhibit your findings and engage in conversation with fellow dental professionals.
The Poster Program will be held in conjunction with the meeting on Thursday, February 24th.
Guidelines for Digital Poster Presenters: Click Here
All submissions are due by January 17, 2022.
Approval notifications will be sent by January 21, 2022.
Abstract Submission Guidelines
All submissions must include an abstract of the presentation that will be reviewed by the Poster Program Committee for consideration.
All abstracts should include the following:
- a) A description of the clinical challenges justifying the research, or the clinical technique being presented;
- b) The purpose of the presentation; and
- c) The clinical implications and applications of the research results or demonstrated technique.
Categories of Poster Presentations
All presentations must be directly related to the clinical practice of prosthodontics. Poster submissions should include one of the following:
- a) Research presentations, provided they emphasize clinical aspects, problems, and applications
- b) Clinical topics, including useful techniques and innovative concepts
- c) Technology
Presentations of a commercial nature will not be allowed.
Posters may be presented by:
- a) Academy members;
- b) Non-members (generalists and specialists)
- c) Dental Students in accredited advanced prosthodontic programs; and
- d) Laboratory technologists
Other categories of presenters may be considered on an individual basis.
All presenters must be registered and pay the fee applicable to their registration category in order to attend the 93rd Annual Meeting. Poster presenters will not be reimbursed for any expenses.
For additional meeting information contact us at APS@res-inc.com
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS CLOSED...
HOW TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT
First, if you are not already a member of APS, there is a 2 step process. You will need to set up a Guest User account before making your poster submission. If you are already a member, please log in and follow the links in the instructions further below for APS members.
- As part of the Guest User signup process, you will receive an email to confirm your Guest User account creation. The Guest User link expires after an hour, so you must click the link in the confirmation email within one hour to complete Guest User signup and to gain access to the poster abstract submission form.
- To begin, if you are NOT already a member of APS please choose one of either a Research, Case Study, or Technology format and start the process of filling out the appropriate submission form below:
Research Poster Abstract Submission Form for non-members
Case Study Poster Abstract Submission Form for non-members
Technology Poster Abstract Submission Form for non-members
- Note: Remember your user name and password! You will use this same login information to access your abstract record and upload your poster image if your abstract is accepted.
- Return to this page to submit your abstract.
* There is a 15 maximum word count on the title of the abstract
* There is a 400 maximum word count on the body of the abstract
HOW TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT FOR MEMBERS OF APS
- If you are already an APS member or you have a Guest User account, use one of the below links instead. If you are not already logged in, you will be prompted to log in to gain access to the forms.
Research Poster Abstract Submission Form for Members
Case Study Poster Abstract Submission Form for Members
Technology Poster Abstract Submission Form for Members
HOW TO EDIT YOUR ABSTRACT
- Last day to make edits to your abstract is January 17, 2022.
DIGITAL POSTERS
*All presenters are required to submit a digital version of their poster.
Specifications: PDF format / size 16:9 ratio (landscape orientation)or JPG format at least 2000 pixels wide.
Submissions are due by January 17, 2022.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Use PowerPoint and set the dimensions of your poster to 16:9 in landscape orientation. You can do this opening PowerPoint, selecting “Design”, “Slide Size” and “Custom Slide Size”.
Before submitting, save your poster as a PDF file. All recent versions of PowerPoint and most other software applications allow you to save your poster as a PDF file from the “File > Save as” menu or through the “File > Print > as .PDF” option.
SLIDE DESIGN
Your digital poster should include the following information:
- Title and Presenter/Author Names
- Purpose/Aim, Materials & Methods, Results and Conclusions – where applicable
- Graphs, Charts or Photos that support your case/research
Text: The text should be concise and to the point, with key facts emphasized. Minimum suggested font size: 24 (20 for references).
Colors: Choose color combinations that make your text easy to read on a monitor and have a large contrast (dark lettering on a light background or the reverse).
Layout: Keep data simple and ensure a logical order of the content.
Images and Effects: For embedded images, use .jpeg or .png file formats in a resolution of 72 or 96 dpi. Do not use animated effects, “animations” or videos.
Posters will be made available for viewing under the APS members only section of the website
2020 Digital Poster Award Recipients
Thank you to all of our digital poster presenters who participated at the 92nd Annual Meeting of the American Prosthodontic Society.
View the Poster Presentations from the 92nd Annual Meeting
Clinical
- 1st Place
"DIGITAL PLANNING AND GUIDED IMPLANT SURGERY IN FULL ARCH IMMEDIATE LOAD"
Juan Arellano
Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) - 2nd Place
"MULTIDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITH CLASS III MALOCCLUSION: A MINIMAL INVASIVE TECHNIQUE"
Lourdes Paola Hernández Rivera
Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) - 3rd Place
"MAXILLARY REHABILITATION WITH CROWN LENGTHENING, DENTAL IMPLANTS AND PFZ CROWNS ON NATURAL TEETH"
Kristen Frantz
University of Rochester Eastman Institute for Oral Health - Honorary Mention
"PREDICTABLE ESTHETIC IN FULL ARCH IMPLANT RESTORATION"
Eduardo Gonzalez de la Torre
New York University College of Dentistry
Research
- 1st Place
"SILVER NANO PARTICLES DEPOSITED ON COLLAGE MEMBRANE VIA ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION: CHARACTERIZATION AND BIOCOMPABILITY"
Sarah Hashemi Astaneh
University of Illinois at Chicago - 2nd Place
"INTERCHANGEABILITY OF THE IVOCLAR STRATOS 300 SEMI-ADJUSTABLE ARTICULATOR"
Venkata Mohan Mutnuri
New York University College Of Dentistry - 3rd Place
"ARTIFICIAL CARIES MODEL FOR BIOACTIVE CEMENTS"
Chan-Te Huang
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Maxillofacial
- 1st Place (tie)
"NASOALVEOLAR MOLDING: NAM AT 25 YEARS"
Charmaine Ip
New York University College of Dentistry
Graduate Research Competition
- 1st Place
"LIGHT TRANSMISSION AND WEAR OF TRANSLUCENT ZIRCONIA AFTER CONVENTIONAL AND FAST SINTERING CYCLE"
Anvita Maharishi
University of Alabama at Birmingham - 2nd Place
"ACCURACY OF INTRA-ORAL SCANNER COMPARED TO LAB SCANNER IN FULL-ARCH IMPLANT PROSTHESIS"
Davide Romeo
Eastman Institute for Oral Health - 3rd Place
"DECONTAMINATION PROTOCOLS: CONVENTIONAL AND 3D PRINTED SURGICAL GUIDES IN DENTAL IMPLANT SURGERY"
David Remiszewski
University of Connecticut