DENTISTS AND DENTISTRY: A KEYNOTE SPEAKER AND FUTURIST’S TAKE

Need future of dentists keynote speakers and dentistry futurists for a meeting, event or virtual online speaking presentations? You’ve come to the right place, as we often work with healthcare and medical providers to help keep audiences one step ahead of the curve. But what types of practitioners and practices can benefit from these types of insights – and who often tends to call on future of dentists keynote speakers and consulting dental futurists the most? All sorts of individuals and organizations as it turns out – let’s walk through some of the main types of dental providers that often look to us for insight.

• General Dentist – Provides general preventive and restorative dental care like cleanings, fillings, crowns, bridges, extractions. Like any future of dentists speakers can confirm, this is the primary dental provider for routine care.
• Orthodontist – Specializes in treating misaligned teeth and jaws. Focuses on applying braces, clear aligners, and other appliances to aid proper alignment.
• Pediatric Dentist – Specializes in providing dental care for infants, children and adolescents. Aids with dental development and any treatments needed.
• Periodontist – Treats diseases affecting the gums and supporting structures of the teeth. Performs procedures like gum grafts or implants.
• Endodontist – Specializes in root canals and interior tooth pulp. Performs root canals and related pulp treatments.
• Oral Surgeon – Performs complex extractions or surgery of the mouth, jaws, face and neck according to future of dentists speakers. Can provide implants.
• Prosthodontist – Focuses on replacing missing teeth whether with dentures, bridges, or dental implants.
• Dental Public Health – Works to provide adequate dental care through government agencies and public health programs.
• Dental researcher – Conducts research to advance dental procedures, dental materials, and oral health. Typically works at universities.
• Forensic odontologist – As future of dentists speakers point out, uses dentistry and jaws to support law enforcement and legal cases with human identification, bite mark analysis, etc.