Track 20: Dental Anomalies, Including Molar Hypomineralization – Advancing Diagnosis, Prevention, and Clinical Management
Dental anomalies represent developmental variations that affect the number, size, shape, structure, or eruption of teeth. While some anomalies are primarily aesthetic, others significantly influence oral function, occlusion, restorative treatment, and long-term oral health. Among these conditions, Molar Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) has become one of the most researched developmental enamel defects due to its increasing clinical recognition and complex management challenges. MIH is characterized by poorly mineralized enamel affecting one or more first permanent molars, often accompanied by incisor involvement, resulting in hypersensitivity, rapid enamel breakdown, and an increased risk of dental caries. The 6th International Dental, Advanced Dentistry & Oral Health Conference & Exhibition welcomes researchers, pediatric dentists, orthodontists, restorative dentists, prosthodontists, oral pathologists, dental educators, and industry innovators to submit their latest rese...
