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The latest news from the EFP as well as details of its forthcoming events and those of its affiliated national societies of periodontology.

Education

The EFP's work in education includes a set of curricular guidelines for undergraduate dental education, a three-year accredited programme for postgraduate education in periodontology, and some continuing education tools for reference and consultation of dental professionals all along their careers. Besides, this area is the home of the 'EFP Alumni' section.

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Congress Language The official language of the congress is English. AI voice translation via app (own device) will be available in Spanish and Portuguese. Currency Payment of congress-related

Partnerships are crucial for promoting oral health

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New white paper calls for oral health to be integrated into general healthcare

New white paper calls for oral health to be integrated into general healthcare A new white paper from the EFP and the European Association of Dental Public Health (EADPH) calls for closer

UK: Survey with diabetes group and press campaign

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EFP: Partnerships prevent problems!

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May 12, European Periodontology Day

May 12, European Periodontology Day After launching the European Periodontology Day last year, the EFP is celebrating its second edition today, May 12, by calling for greater awareness of periodontal

GUIDELINE_STEP01_071022-2.pdf

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Response to Covid-19: Dutch perio society offers webinars on classification, guidelines, and antibiotics

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Welcome from the president

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TheEconomist_Infohraphic_Italy.pdf

L’impatto socioeconomico della parodontite Le malattie parodontali (gengivali) sono molto comuni in tutto il mondo, ma in gran parte prevenibili. Se non viene trattata, la parodontite (la fase più