CALL FOR PAPERS

Important Date

Abstract Submission Open: October 1st, 2023
Deadline for Abstract Submission: February 15th, 2024
(The abstract submission has been closed. Thank you for your contribution.)
Date for communicating the decision of scientific committee: March 15th, 2024
Deadline for registration of authors: 1st April 2024

Presentation Categories

***Please note that presenters could choose to present in English or Japanese,
but the abstract and the presentation materials must be in English.


Poster Session
  • Scientific research
  • Education research
  • Clinical research

  • Oral Session (10-minute presentation + 5-minute Q&A)
  • Scientific research
  • Education research
  • Clinical research

  • Case Competition - Poster
    There will be no oral presentation for the case competition, abstracts that are accepted as a case competition will need to prepare a poster presentation.
    The poster will be judged during the conference and the winner will get an award at the closing ceremony of the conference.
  • Dental Trauma
  • Autotransplantation

  • Abstract Submission

  • All submissions must be in the English language.
  • Authors are responsible for the correct spelling (use of symbols etc.) of the name
        and institutions of the authors and the accuracy of all abstract information and data.
  • The abstract must include appropriate credit to all contributing authors and their associated institutions. The submitted abstracts must clearly report any conflict of interest.
  • All co-authors must agree to the statement that the abstract can be submitted for presentation.
  • Authors may co-author multiple submissions but present only ONE presentation.
  • The presenter must be registered for the conference by 1st April 2024, for inclusion of the abstract in the WCDT 2024 Scientific Programme.
  •  Submit your Abstract  

    *You will not receive an email from the system for confirmation of submission.
    *Please go to your "my page" and confirm that the status shows as "Submitted".
    *You can edit and make changes to the submitted content within the submission period.

    For Scientific and Educational Research

    Abstract Format

    Abstracts must NOT contain figures, tables, photographs or illustrations.
    Abstracts must be a maximum of 300 words and include the following sections:
  • Authors with their affiliation
  • Aim 
  • Materials and Methods 
  • Result (including statistical analyses)
  • Discussion 
  • Conclusions 
  • A statement regarding conflict of interest

  • Rejection

  • The abstract is incomplete or poorly organized;
  • The abstract has substantial grammatical errors;
  • Information is missing (aim, methods, results, data and statistical analysis, discussion, conclusions);
  • The subject is not relevant or not considered as scientific or educational research;
  • Well-defined criteria are not committed for the evaluation of variables;
  • Poor choice of controls or no controls reported;
  • The method of obtaining data is not appropriate to the stated problem;
  • The conclusions are not supported by the results.
  • For Clinical Research

    Research projects including clinical trials, should NOT be submitted in this category but should be submitted in the Original Scientific Research category.
    Abstracts must NOT contain figures, tables, photographs or illustrations.
    Abstracts must be a maximum of 300 words and include the following sections:

    Abstract Format

  • Authors
  • Aim(s) of the cases or technique included in the poster
  • Case Presentation (for case report or case series)/ Methodology ( for clinical description of a technique/ material)
  • Discussion
  • Conclusion & Clinical Relevance
  • References (maximum 5)
  • Rejection

  • The abstract is incomplete or poorly organized;
  • The abstract has substantial grammatical errors;
  • Information is missing ;
  • The conclusions are not supported;
  • The submission is not considered to have clinical relevance.
  • For Case Competition

    Abstracts must NOT contain figures, tables, photographs or illustrations.
    Abstracts must be a maximum of 300 words and include the following sections:

    Abstract Format

  • Authors with their affiliation
  • Aim(s) of the cases or technique included in the poster
  • Case Presentation (for case report or case series)/ Methodology ( for clinical description of a technique/ material)
  • Discussion
  • Conclusion & Clinical Relevance
  • A statement regarding conflict of interest
  • Rejection

  • The abstract is incomplete or poorly organized;
  • The abstract has substantial grammatical errors;
  • Information is missing ;
  • The conclusions are not supported;
  • The submission is not considered to have clinical relevance.
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