Greater New York Dental Meeting 2017 by Utsavi Kapadia


Greater New York Dental Meeting is America’s largest dental meeting organized by Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM) every year in New York city, USA from 23 to 28 November. The Greater New York Dental Meeting plans an unparalleled educational program every year, featuring some of the most highly regarded educators in the field of Dentistry. There is a choice of full-day seminars, half-day seminars, essays, hands-on workshops, glass-enclosed workshops on the exhibit floor, and a Live Patient Demonstration Area that is sure to fascinate even the most discriminating dentist and staff.

For 2017, The Greater New York Dental Meeting was proud to offer a greatly expanded world Implant expo, the third Annual Global Orthodontic Conference, Diabetes Symposium, Pediatric Summit and again Dental Laboratory Education. Staff members of dentists take advantage of the many educational opportunities available. This can enable the dental team to excel in delivering the finest dental care in the world. Over 50,000 attendees came all over the world from which 9000 were international attendees from 151 countries. Various experts in the particular dental area share their valuable ocean of knowledge with the attendees.
Being an international dentist, I also volunteered in the meeting. I also took part in scientific poster presentation. I and my two colleagues presented poster on the topic of “Comparison of effect of Chlorhexidine and Herbal mouthwash on gingivitis”. Our main objective was to determine the efficacy of herbal mouth wash and their ability to control plaque-induced gingivitis. People are aware of their oral health more than before so with proper brushing use mouthwash is also required. To choose between Chlorhexidine (chemical) or herbal mouthwash is a challenge too. So, we presented the effectiveness of both mouthwash and our results showed that Chlorhexidine was more effective in destruction of microorganisms.

Poster Presentation at the Greater New York Dental Meeting by Utsavi Kapadia

Comments

  1. Renee YurovskyAugust 24, 2020 at 12:14 PM

    Thanks for taking the time to share this excellent post with us. There were plenty of informative details that you provided and I have you had a wonderful time. Have a great rest of your day and keep up the posts.
    Dentist Philadelphia

    ReplyDelete
  2. diseasesdata@gmail.comSeptember 22, 2020 at 11:49 AM

    Nice Informative Blog having nice sharing..
    Gastroenterology

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Welcoming the New Faculty – Dr. Chanapong Rojanaworarit, Assistant Professor, Department of Health Professions, School of Health Professions and Human Services

Image
Dr. Chanapong Rojanaworarit is joining Hofstra University’s MPH program as an assistant professor in the Department of Health Professions, School of Health Professions and Human Services. Dr. Rojanaworarit is a doctor of dental surgery with an MPH in health system development and a PhD in Public health. He also completed a post-doctoral research fellowship in the department of Environmental Medicine and Public Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York. He has worked as a dentist since 2007. He has also taught epidemiology since 2013 as a lecturer in the Department of Epidemiology, Faculty of Public Health, Mahidol University, Thailand.   He has experience in teaching several courses at master and doctoral levels including principles of epidemiology, statistical methods in epidemiology, public health research methodology, oral epidemiology, and dental public health. He also served as a member of executive committee for Master of Public Health Program
Keep reading

PHAA Alumni Spotlight : Dr. Johanna Andrews (MPH '14)

Image
                                                                         Dr. Johanna E. Andrews is a Social and Behavioral Health Researcher and a proud graduate of the first graduating class of Hofstra’s Master of Public (MPH) program. She has over ten years of experience conducting interdisciplinary research studies and leading diverse research teams at the academic and health system level. Her research focuses on racial and ethnic health disparities, food insecurity, healthy food access for communities of color, and stress and coping processes for persons of color in the United States. Dr. Andrews received a B.S. in Biology and a minor in Chemistry from Hofstra University. Her desire to lead community and population health interventions led her to the MPH degree. After conducting informational interviews with various public health professionals, including Hofstra’s MPH Program Director Dr. Corinne Kyriacou, she discerned that this degree was a perfect fit for her and subsequently
Keep reading