Mumbai, Dec 05: Artificial intelligence, digital dentistry, and next-generation rehabilitation technologies took centre stage as over 2,600 dentists from across the country gathered in Navi Mumbai for the 53rd National Conference of the Indian Prosthodontic Society (IPS).
The four-day event is showcasing how AI-driven diagnostics, advanced digital workflows, and precision prostheses are transforming the future of prosthodontic care.
Conference Begins With Pre-Conference Learning Sessions
The four-day event began on Thursday with pre-conference sessions featuring intensive learning opportunities, where leading national and international experts presented new research, advanced techniques, and innovations shaping the future of dental rehabilitation.
Record Participation This Year
Organising Secretary Dr Parmeet Banga said a record 2,640 delegates have registered for this year’s conference, along with a significant number of trade partners participating in the all-India scientific congregation.
“A total of 53 pre-conference courses were conducted on December 4, 2025. A galaxy of international and national speakers will be delivering lectures throughout the four-day conference,” Dr Banga said.
Inauguration and Keynote Guest
The inauguration ceremony on December 5 featured Director of ACTREC, Kharghar, and renowned head and neck onco-surgeon Dr Pankaj Chaturvedi as the Chief Guest.
Prosthodontics: Transforming Function and Confidence
Organising Chairman Dr Gaurang Mistry highlighted the vital role of prosthodontics in restoring oral function, helping individuals regain proper chewing, speaking ability, and overall dental health through crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants.
“It also enhances facial appearance and confidence by creating natural-looking teeth and correcting bite issues. This specialty contributes significantly to long-term oral health by preventing further damage, maintaining jaw structure, and improving overall quality of life,” he said.
Awareness Campaigns and Government Support Initiatives
Dr Mistry added that IPS is conducting awareness camps across the country to educate people on the importance of prosthodontic care and its impact on quality of life.
“In Karnataka, we have received financial support from the state government for implants through government hospitals. We will soon work toward securing similar support in Maharashtra,” he said.
Research Presentations and Exhibition Spread
During the conference, over 105 faculty members and 250 students will present their research papers. Additionally, more than 120 stalls have been set up by machine and tool manufacturers and suppliers, offering the latest technological solutions for practitioners.
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Shift Toward AI in Prosthodontics
According to Dr Banga, the field is now moving rapidly toward artificial intelligence. “With emerging technologies, prosthodontics will witness significant transformation in the coming years,” he said.
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