International Periodontics
International collaboration has long been a cornerstone of scientific advancement in periodontics. The 110th AAP Annual Meeting in San Diego was held in collaboration with the Japanese Academy of Clinical Periodontology (JACP) and the Japanese Society of Periodontology (JSP). Now, two years later, the 112th AAP Annual Meeting is back on the west coast. With the meeting taking place in Seattle, the Academy is proud to announce that it will once again be held in collaboration with the JSP and JACP.
By bringing together clinicians, researchers, and educators from around the world, we create opportunities to exchange perspectives, share emerging evidence, and strengthen the foundation of our specialty.
Partnerships such as these reflect the Academy’s commitment to fostering international dialogue and advancing periodontics beyond geographic boundaries. In an increasingly interconnected world, collaboration is not just beneficial, but it is essential.
We look forward to welcoming our Japanese colleagues to Seattle and to strengthening these relationships.
International collaboration has long been a cornerstone of scientific advancement in periodontics. The 110th AAP Annual Meeting in San Diego was held in collaboration with the Japanese Academy of Clinical Periodontology (JACP) and the Japanese Society of Periodontology (JSP). Now, two years later, the 112th AAP Annual Meeting is back on the west coast. With the meeting taking place in Seattle, the Academy is proud to announce that it will once again be held in collaboration with the JSP and JACP.
By bringing together clinicians, researchers, and educators from around the world, we create opportunities to exchange perspectives, share emerging evidence, and strengthen the foundation of our specialty.
Partnerships such as these reflect the Academy’s commitment to fostering international dialogue and advancing periodontics beyond geographic boundaries. In an increasingly interconnected world, collaboration is not just beneficial, but it is essential.
We look forward to welcoming our Japanese colleagues to Seattle and to strengthening these relationships.