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Conclusion of the "Second Dana Scientific Dental Conference" in Tafilah

Conclusion of the "Second Dana Scientific Dental Conference" in Tafilah

The Tafilah branch of the Jordan Dental Association concluded today the activities of the "Second Dana Scientific Dental Conference," which saw the participation of 100 dentists and representatives from companies specializing in dental supplies, with the aim of reviewing the latest technical and scientific developments in this sector.

The conference proceedings, which lasted for two days, included scientific sessions, intensive lectures, and theoretical and practical applications covering the latest in dental implants, digital and traditional impressions, modern diagnostic and treatment methods, in addition to applications of artificial intelligence in preparing treatment plans, cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills, and cosmetic and therapeutic oral surgery.

The President of the Dental Association, Dr. Aya Al-Asmar, emphasized that the event provided a high-quality professional platform for transferring expertise and providing an opportunity for medical staff to keep pace with technical developments in a natural environment characterized by the Dana Biosphere Reserve.

For his part, the head of the association's branch in Tafilah, Dr. Saddam Al-Saqour, explained that the conference comes within the framework of the branch's ongoing programs to develop the competence of doctors, pointing to its role in supporting domestic tourism in Tafilah by occupying hotel facilities and attracting participants and their families.

The closing program of the conference included organizing a tourist and environmental trail during which participants visited the ancient village of Dana, Rummana Camp, and the Visitor Center, confirming the integration between professional development and the promotion of tourism and environmental assets in the governorate.

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