REGISTRATION BROCHURE - IADR/AADR

REGISTRATION BROCHURE 

86th General Session & Exhibition of the IADR 

32nd Annual Meeting of the CADR 

Metro Toronto Convention Centre, ON, Canada 

A D V A N C 

I N G 

O R A L H 

E A L T H W O R 

L D W 

I D E 

www.iadr.org

s GENERAL SESSION INTRODUCTION s 

IADR Advances Research 

Continuing the mission of advancing research and increasing 

knowledge for the improvement of oral health, the 86th General 

Session of the International Association for Dental Research 

(IADR) will feature more than 3,000 scientific abstracts, several 

cross-collaborative symposia, as well as two distinguished lecture 

speakers (Eric Meslin and Brett Finlay). Join us in Toronto, July 2-5, 

2008, and present your own research while learning the latest in 

dental, oral and craniofacial research. 

Meeting Venue: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 

Toronto, ON, Canada 

Meeting Dates: Wednesday, July 2 - Saturday, July 5, 2008 

Exhibition Dates: Thursday, July 3 - Saturday, July 5, 2008 

Important Telephone Numbers 

IADR Central Office +1.703.548.0066 

Exhibition Information +1.703.299.8093 

Meeting Registration Fax +1.514.798.1943 

Hotel Phone Reservations +1.866.371.0398 

(United States and Canada only) 

or +1.416.203.2500 

(open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. EST) 

Important Deadline Dates 

Abstracts Submission Deadline: February 8, 2008 

Provisional Abstracts Notification 

Letters E-mailed: April 8, 2008 

Presenter Pre-registration Deadline: May 16, 2008 

All presenters must pre-register!* 

Pre-registration Deadline 

for Non-presenters: May 30, 2008 

Hotel Reservation Deadline: June 2, 2008 

*IMPORTANT NOTE: If a presenter is not pre-registered by the 

deadline date, his/her abstract will be withdrawn for presentation 

and will not be included in the final Program Book. The abstract 

will also not be citable as being part of the Special Issue of the 

Journal of Dental Research. 

Toronto and IADR - Past and Present 

In 1930, Toronto was the site of the first IADR meeting held outside the United States. 

The meeting took place at the Royal York Hotel, which will serve as the headquarters hotel for the meeting in 2008. 

TORONTO: PAST AND PRESENT 1939 2007 

1 IADR GENERAL SESSION & EXHIBITION

s SCHEDULE OF EVENTS s 

All scientific sessions, registration, and the exhibition will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. 

TUESDAY, JULY 1 

8 a.m. – 6 p.m. IADR/Unilever Hatton 

Awards Competition 

8:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. Satellite Symposium 

(see page 7 for details) 

12:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Registration Open 

Speaker Ready Room Open 

3 p.m. – 5 p.m. IADR Federation, Division, & Section 

Presidents’ Forum 

6 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. IADR Council Dinner 

(sponsored by Colgate-Palmolive) 

WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 

8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Registration Open 


8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Exhibitor Move-in 

8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. IADR Council Meeting 

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Hands-on Workshop #1 

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. IADR Board Meeting 

1:15 p.m. – 2 p.m. New Member Orientation Reception 


1:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. Oral Session Chairperson Orientation 

2:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Oral Sessions, Symposia, and 

Hands-on Workshop #2 

4 p.m. – 5 p.m. Opening Ceremonies & 

Awards Program 

5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Welcome Reception 

THURSDAY, JULY 3 

7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Registration Open 


8 a.m. – 8:45 am Distinguished Lecture Series – 

Eric Meslin 

(W.J. Gies Distinguished Speaker) 

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Poster Viewing Open 

9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Oral Sessions, Symposia, and 


10:45 am – 12:15 p.m. Oral Sessions, Symposia, and 


12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch Break 

- Lunch & Learning 

- IADR Committees’ Lunch 

- IADR/AADR Publications 

Committee Meeting 

1 p.m. – 5 p.m. Exhibits Open 

2 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Poster Presentations – Block #1 

3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Poster Presentations – Block #2 

4 p.m. – 5 p.m. JDR Editorial Board Meeting 

Division Treasurers’ Meeting 

5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Group Business Meetings & 

Receptions (see page 7 for details) 

6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Group Receptions 


6:30 p.m. – 11 p.m. Unilever Travel Awards 

Presentation & Dinner 

(invitation only, sponsored by Unilever) 

FRIDAY, JULY 4 

7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Registration Open 


8 a.m. – 8:45 am Distinguished Lecture Series – Brett Finlay 

(sponsored by Quintessence) 

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Poster Viewing Open 

9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Oral Sessions and Symposia 

10:45 am – 12:15 p.m. Oral Sessions, Symposia, and 


12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch Break 

- VIP Luncheon for Spouses of the 

IADR/CADR Board and Past Presidents 

- Past Editors’, Executive Directors’, 

and IADR/CADR Past Presidents’ Lunch 

-IADR/Colgate Research in Prevention 

Awards Luncheon 


1 p.m. – 5 p.m. Exhibits Open 

2 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Poster Presentations – Block #1 

3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Poster Presentations – Block #2 

4 p.m. – 5 p.m. IADR Institutional Section Meeting 

5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Group Business Meetings & 

Receptions (see page 7 for details) 

6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Group Receptions 


SATURDAY, JULY 5 

8:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. Speaker Ready Room Open 

8:30 a.m. – noon Registration Open 

8:30 a.m. – noon Poster Viewing & Exhibits Open 

9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Oral Sessions 

10:45 am – noon Poster Presentations 

Noon 

Meeting Adjourns 

Noon – 1:30 p.m. GPC Meeting 

REGISTRATION BROCHURE 2

s FEATURED PRESENTATIONS s 

Distinguished Lecture Series 

On Thursday and Friday mornings, the meeting will begin with a 

plenary session designed to interest delegates from all Scientific 

Groups. Join us for a complimentary cup of coffee and muffin 

prior to the plenary session. 

W.J. GIES DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 

THURSDAY, JULY 3, 2008 

8 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. 

Eric Meslin 

Indiana University Center for Bioethics 

Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 

Can Ethics Be Both Local and Global? 

Current Challenges in Conducting 

International Health Research 

Health research is now a global activity, with studies carried out 

on every continent, involving thousands of human beings, diverse 

sponsors and partners, and varied oversight mechanisms for 

ensuring ethical integrity. This presentation will describe how 

these issues influence international research today. 

FRIDAY, JULY 4, 2008 

8 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. 

B. Brett Finlay 

Biotechnology Laboratory 

University of British Columbia 

Vancouver, BC, Canada 

The Unholy Trinity of Infectious Diseases: 

Role of the Pathogen, Host, and Microbiota 

Pathogenic E. coli cause much morbidity and mortality 

worldwide. Two types of E. coli (enteropathogenic E. coli [EPEC] 

and enterohemorrhagic E. coli [EHEC, or O157]) cause severe 

diarrhea, with EHEC also causing hemolytic uremic syndrome in 

a subset of cases. These pathogens subvert host epithelial cells, 

exploiting cytoskeletal processes to build a cellular protrusion 

(pedestal) on the cell surface, and subverting various innate 

immune pathways. The host response also plays a critical role 

in disease development, and we have been exploiting a murine 

infection model to study host contribution to disease. 

Finally, we have begun to examine the impact of diarrheal 

disease and inflammation on the normal microbiota during 

infection. Collectively, these three components contribute to 

disease, and only by studying all three does one fully understand 

the molecular complexity of bacterial disease. The event is 

generously sponsored by Quintessence Publishing. 


SCIENTIFIC GROUP SESSIONS 

The IADR General Session will consist of approximately 3,000 

scientific presentations (about 800 oral presentations and 2,200 

poster presentations) comprised of abstracts submitted online. 

The oral and poster sessions organized by each Scientific Group 

will be finalized in December, and the scientific program will be 

posted to the IADR Web site by mid-April, 2008. 

Symposia 

Animal Model Selection Alternatives for Dental Implant Research 

Sponsors: Craniofacial Biology and Implantology Research Groups 

Organizer: James Borke (Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, USA) 

Biomechanical Response and Control at the Bone-Biomaterial Interface 

Sponsors: Prosthodontics, Implantology Research, and Oral & 

Maxillofacial Surgery Groups and the Japan Prosthodontic Society 

Organizer: Keiichi Sasaki (Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan) 

Biomineralization Explained? Proteins as Regulators 

of Crystal Formation in Physiology and Pathology 

Sponsors: Mineralized Tissue and Dental Materials Groups 

Organizer: Graeme Hunter 

(University of Western Ontario, London, Canada) 

Can We Promote Cementogenesis to Enable Periodontal Regeneration? 

Sponsors: Mineralized Tissue and Periodontal Research Groups 

Organizer: Christopher McCulloch 

(University of Toronto, ON, Canada) 

Designing Dental Programs for High-risk Children 

Sponsors: Cariology, Oral Health Research, and Behavioral, 

Epidemiologic & HSR Groups 

Organizer: Stephen Abrams 

(Ontario Dental Association, Toronto, Canada) 

Glass-ionomer Cements – Current and Future Performance 

Sponsors: Dental Materials and Cariology Groups and the 

Dental Materials Journal 

Organizer: Martin Tyas (University of Melbourne, Australia) and 

Huakun Xu (ADA, Gaithersburg, Md., USA) 

Health Behavior Change in Oral Health Research: 

Use of Motivational Interviewing 

Sponsors: Oral Health Research and Behavioral, Epidemiologic 

& HSR Groups 

Organizer: MaryAnn Cugini (Forsyth Institute, Boston, Mass., USA) 

Knowledge Translation: How to Get Your Research to 

the People to Whom it Matters Most 

Sponsors: Evidence-based Dentistry Network, Behavioral, 

Epidemiologic & HSR, Periodontal Research, Cariology, and 

Prosthodontics Groups 

Organizer: Debora Matthews 

(Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada) 

Meeting Oral Health Needs to Promote the Well-being 

of the Geriatric Population 

Sponsors: Education Research and Geriatric Oral 

Research Groups 

Organizer: Alison Bullock (University of Birmingham, UK) 

Methodological Challenges in the Design and Analysis 

of Split-mouth Trials 

Sponsors: Evidence-based Dentistry Network, Cariology, 

Periodontal Research, and Behavioral, Epidemiologic & 

HSR Groups 

Organizer: Ian Needleman 

(Eastman Dental Institute, London, UK) 

NIDCR’s 60th Anniversary Symposium: 

Contributions of Canadian Pain Research 

Sponsor: NIDCR 

Organizer: Henning Birkedal-Hansen (NIDCR, Bethesda, Md., USA) 

Orofacial Pain in Children and Adolescents: 

Epidemiology, Risk Factors, Impact and Management 

Sponsors: International RDC/TMD Consortium and 

Neuroscience Group 

Organizer: Mark Drangsholt (University of Washington, Seattle, USA) 

Oral Health Literacy in Older Adults 

Sponsor: Geriatric Oral Research Group 

Organizer: Herenia Lawrence 

(University of Toronto, ON, Canada) 

Osteoimmunology and Host Defense in the Periodontium 

Sponsors: Periodontal Research and 

Microbiology/Immunology Groups 

Organizer: Jack Caton (University of Rochester, NY, USA) 

Periodontal Therapy and Systemic Health Outcomes – 

What Have We Learned from Intervention Trials? 

Sponsor: Periodontal Research Group 

Organizer: Panos Papapanou 

(Columbia University, New York, NY, USA) 

Strategic Research Training Initiatives, International Perspectives 

Sponsors: Education Research Group and Evidence-based 

Dentistry Network 

Organizer: Richard Ellen (University of Toronto, ON, Canada) 

Zebrafish as a Model for Craniofacial and Tooth Development 

and Regeneration 

Sponsor: Craniofacial Biology Group 

Organizer: Wolfgang Arnold (University of Witten, Germany) 

Zirconia-based Restorations: Successes, Failures and 

Clinical Recommendations 

Sponsor: Dental Materials Group 

Organizer: Sibel Antonson (Nova Southeastern University, Ft. 

Lauderdale, Fla., USA) & Hockin Xu 

(ADA, Gaithersburg, Md., USA) 


Hands-on Workshops 

The workshops are complimentary; however, attendance is 

limited at workshops #1-3 and #5, and registrations will be 

processed on a first-come, first-served basis. If interested in 

attending, please check the appropriate box on the registration 

form. A wait list will be available this year once the limit is met. 

If registrants who are initially accepted are considered a 

no-show on site, spots will be filled from the wait list. 

Visit the IADR Web site for a description of each workshop. 

HOW #1: Validation Studies of the RDC/TMD: 

Progress toward Version 2 

Date/Time: Wednesday, July 2, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m 

(break from Noon – 1 p.m.) 

Sponsors: International RDC/TMD Consortium Network 

and Neuroscience Group 

Organizer: Richard Ohrbach (University of Buffalo, NY, USA) 

Attendance is limited to 100 people; you must register to attend. 

HOW #2: Nutrition and Oral Health Outcomes Research: 

State of the Science and Future Directions 

Date/Time: Wednesday, July 2, 2:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. 

Sponsor: 

Nutrition Research, Periodontal Research, and 

Geriatric Oral Research Groups 

Organizer: Riva Touger-Decker 

(New Jersey Dental School, Newark, USA) 


HOW #3: Second Life as a Virtual World for 

Research and Teaching 

Date/Time: Thursday, July 3, 9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. 

Sponsor: Education Research Group 

Organizer: Sharon Grayden 

(University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) 


HOW #4: Publishing Your Manuscript – A JDR Perspective 

Date/Time: Thursday, July 3, 10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. 

Sponsor: Journal of Dental Research 

Organizer: Anthony Smith (University of Birmingham, UK) 

HOW #5: Recommendations for Conducting Controlled Clinical 

Studies of Dental Restorative Materials 

Date/Time: Friday, July 4, 10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. 

Sponsor: Dental Materials Groups 

Organizer: Reinhard Hickel 

(University Ludwig Maximilian, Munich, Germany) 


Lunch & Learning 

The Lunch & Learning program will be held on Thursday, July 3, 

from 12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m., at the Metro Toronto Convention 

Centre. During lunch, you may discuss topics of current interest 

with the researchers as identified below. There is a $55.00 fee 

to attend, and attendance will be limited to 10 persons per 

table, including the speaker. Assignments will be processed 

on a first-come, first-served basis. If your two options are not 

available, a refund will be sent to you after the meeting. Refunds 

for cancellation will not be processed if requests are received 

after the pre-registration deadline. If you purchase your ticket in 

advance, your Lunch & Learning ticket will be included in your 

registration packet. Space permitting, tickets may be sold on site. 

Visit the IADR Web site for a description of each session. 

Craniofacial Biology Group 

Table #1) Potential Function of Small RNA in Craniofacial Development 

Speaker: Akira Yamane (Tsurumi University, Yokohama, Japan) 

Dental Materials Group 

Table #2) Clinical versus Statistical Significance – Statistical Methods 

and the Interpretation of Results 

Speaker: Jeffrey Platt (Indiana University, Indianapolis, USA) 

Table #3) Dental Alloys, Electrochemistry, and Biological Outcomes 

Speaker: Regina Messer 

(Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, USA) 

Table #4) Dental Resin Composites – Is ‘Nano’ Worth the ‘Buzz’? 

(in vitro and in vivo Performance of Dental Resin Composites) 

Speaker: Roland Frankenberger (University of Erlangen, Germany) 

Table #5) Fatigue Failure and its Relevance to the Dental Field 

Speaker: Jamie Kruzic (Oregon State University, Corvallis, USA) 

Table #6) Finite Element Analysis (FEA): A Scientific Approach to 

3D Non-linear Models 

Speaker: Fernando Zarone (University of Naples, Italy) 

Table #7) Resin Infiltration of Enamel Caries Lesions 

Speaker: Sebastian Paris (Charité University, Berlin, Germany) 

Table #8) Tissue Engineering – Its Relevance to Dentistry 

Speaker: David Kohn (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) 

Geriatric Oral Research 

Table #9) Qualitative Research of Oral-health-related 

Beliefs and Behaviors 

Speaker: Michael MacEntee 

(University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada) 

Implantology Research 

Table #10) Cutting Edge of Implant Surfaces and Design – 

Clinical Significance 

Speaker: Seong-Joo Heo (Seoul National University, Korea) 


Mineralized Tissue 

Table #11) Pyrophosphate and SIBLING Proteins 

Regulating Mineralization 

Speaker: Marc D. McKee (McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada) 

Periodontal Research 

Table #12) Animal Models for Periodontal Regeneration: 

Clinical Relevance 

Speaker: Andreas Stavropoulos 

(Royal Dental College, Aarhus, Denmark) 

Table #13) Antiseptic Rinses for the Control of Subgingival Biofilm. 

Is there Evidence? 

Speaker: Nicole Arweiler (University of Freiburg, Germany) 

Table #14) Cementogenesis and Periodontal Regeneration. 

Is It Still an Issue? 

Speaker: Dieter Bosshardt (University of Berne, Switzerland) 

Table #15) Microbiological Diagnostics in Periodontal 

Treatment Planning 

Speaker: Thomas Beikler (University of Seattle, Wash., USA) 

Table #16) Microbiota and Host Genome Interactions in 

Aggressive Periodontitis 

Speaker: Luigi Nibali (Eastman Dental Institute, London, UK) 

Table #17) New Ways for Resolution of Inflammation in Periodontitis 

Speaker: Alpdogan Kantarci (Boston University, Mass., USA) 

Table #18) Periodontis and Diabetes: a Two-way Relationship 

Speaker: Giovanni Salvi (University of Berne, Switzerland) 

Table #19) Stem Cell Therapy in Periodontal Tissue Engineering 

Speaker: Darnell Kaigler (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) 

Keynote Speakers 

The Scientific Groups have been asked to select a keynote 

speaker to give an overview of research in that area of expertise. 

Delegates can benefit from these 30-minute presentations by 

getting an overall understanding of what is currently being done in 

other disciplines. The date and time of each will be confirmed by 

mid-April, 2008. Listed below are the speakers confirmed to date: 

Behavioral, Epidemiologic & Health Services Research 

Carlos Quiñonez (University of Toronto, ON, Canada) 

The Politics of Spending: Public Dental Health Care Policy and Access 

to Care in Canada 

Cariology Research 

Hyun (Michel) Koo (University of Rochester, N.Y., USA) 

The Role of Extracellular Polysaccharide Matrix in Cariogenic Biofilms 

Craniofacial Biology 

Mary Marazita (University of Pittsburgh, Pa., USA) 

Sub-clinical Phenotypes in Families with Non-syndromic Orofacial 

Clefts (Cleft Lip/Cleft Palate): Genetic Analyses and Implications for 

Clinical Practice 

Dental Anesthesiology Research 

Zakaria Messieha (University of Illinois, Chicago, USA) 

Ambulatory and Office-based Anesthesia – 

A Discussion of Current Research 

Dental Materials 

Ricardo Carvalho (Bisco, Inc., Schaumburg, Ill., USA) 

Bond Strength vs. Microleakage – Are They Related? 

Carlos González-Cabezas (Indiana University, Indianapolis, USA) 

Evaluation of Laboratory Methods to Assess the Performance of 

Remineralizing Therapies/Materials 

Hidehiko Sano (Hokkaido University, Japan) 

Bond Strength Testing and Possible Tooth Adhesion Mechanisms 

Gottfried Schmalz (University of Regensburg, Germany) 

Standardization of Biocompatibility Testing of Dental Materials 

Jeffrey Stansbury (University of Colorado, Aurora, USA) 

Use of Well-designed Polymers and Polymerization Methods to Address 

Challenges in Dental Materials 

Education Research 

Richard Valachovic 

(American Dental Education Association, Washington, DC, USA) 

A Report of the Global Congress in Dental Education, held in 

Dublin, 2007 


Judy Jones (Boston University, Mass., USA) 

Does Periodontal Treatment Improve Glycemic Control in Diabetes? 

Mineralized Tissue 

James Simmer (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) 

New Perspectives on Dentin and Enamel Proteins 

Neuroscience 

Barry Sessle (University of Toronto, ON, Canada) 

30-year Historical Perspective of the IADR Neuroscience Group: 

Research Advances in Orofacial Pain 

Nutrition Research 

Elizabeth Krall Kaye (Boston University, Mass., USA) 

The Obesity Epidemic: Implications for Oral Health 

Periodontal Research 

Richard Darveau (University of Washington, Seattle, USA) 

Porphyromonas gingivalis Lipopolysaccharide: 

Modulation of Immature Host Defense 

Pharmacology, Therapeutics, & Toxicology 

Elliot Hersh (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA) 

Supporting Marketing Claims: One Aspect of this Clinical 

Pharmacologist’s Career 

Prosthodontics Research 

Clark Stanford (University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA) 

Dynamic Prosthodontics, the Translation of the Basic Sciences 

into Clinical Realities 


s SPECIAL EVENTS s 

Satellite Symposium 

Orofacial Pain and Motor Control: The History of 3 Giants in Orofacial 

Neurosciences – From the Bottom to the Top! 

Date: July 1, 2008 

Location: 

Faculty of Dentistry, University of 

Toronto, Canada 

Organizers: Arlette Kolta and Gilles Lavigne 

(University of Montreal, QC, Canada) and 

Christopher Peck (University of Sydney, Australia) 

A one-day symposium is being organized on July 1, 2008 (the day 

preceding the IADR meeting), as a tribute to three Australian/ 

Canadian giants in the field of Trigeminal Neuroscience: 

Barry Sessle (University of Toronto, ON, Canada) 

James Lund (McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada) 

Alan Hannam (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada) 

Preliminary Program 

8:30 a.m. – 9 a.m. Welcome and Introductions 

9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Sessle Tribute: From Pain to Movements 

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Poster Presentations & Lunch 

1 p.m. – 3 p.m. Lund Tribute: From Movement to Pain 

3 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Break 

3:15 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Hannam Tribute: From Movement 

to Models 

5:15 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. General Discussion 

5:45 p.m. – 7 p.m. Wine and Beer with Cheese 

(Sponsored by Quintessence Publishing) 

This symposium is sponsored by the IADR Neuroscience Group, 

Fonds de la Recherche en Santé du Québec (Oral Health and 

Bone Research Network; Pain Research Network), Canadian 

Institutes of Health Research (AOHR, Pain M2C Training 

Grants, and Placebo Mechanism Research Network), University 

of Montreal, McGill University, University of Toronto, and 

Quintessence Publishing. 

A Call for Symposium Poster Presentations from Drs. DeLaat 

and Kato will be available soon. If you are interested in presenting 

a poster, contact us at: tribute08.toronto@umontreal.ca 

Since only 200 seats are available, pre-registration is mandatory, 

but is free if done before June 1, 2008. 

To register and receive the full program, send your e-mail address, 

fax number and full name to: tribute08.toronto@umontreal.ca or by 

fax to: Vice Decanat Recherche – Tribute08 at +1.514.343.2233 

3M ESPE Hospitality & WiFi Centers 

WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY, JULY 2-5 

3M ESPE will provide a Hospitality Center (cyber café) located 

in the Exhibit Hall, along with a WiFi Center located in the 

registration area. Computer stations will be set with Internet 

access for delegates to check their e-mail or “surf the Web” in 

the Exhibit Hall. Admission is free, and all meeting participants 

are invited to visit at their convenience and enjoy light 

refreshments. The Hospitality Center will be open during the 

poster viewing and exhibition hours, Thursday through Saturday. 

Bring your laptop to the WiFi Center, and you can have free 

Internet access (if you have a wireless card in your computer), 

all day Wednesday through Saturday. 

Group/Network Business 

Meetings & Receptions 

Business Meetings Receptions 

5:15 p.m. – 6 p.m. 6 p.m. – 

Behavioral, Epidemiologic & HSR Thursday Thursday * 

Cariology Research Thursday Thursday 

Craniofacial Biology Thursday Thursday 

Dental Anesthesiology Research Thursday Thursday ^ 

Dental Materials Thursday Thursday 

(starts at 6:30 p.m.) 

Diagnostic Sciences Thursday - 

Education Research Thursday Thursday * 

Evidence-based Dentistry Friday - 


Geriatric Oral Research Thursday Thursday * 

Implantology Research Thursday Thursday % 

International RDC/TMD Wednesday - 

Microbiology/Immunology Thursday Thursday + 


Mineralized Tissue Thursday Thursday # 

Neuroscience TBD TBD 

Nutrition Research Friday Thursday * 

Oral Health Research Thursday Thursday 

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Thursday Thursday 

Oral Medicine & Pathology Thursday Thursday 

Periodontal Research Thursday Thursday + 

Pharmacology, Therapeutics Thursday Thursday ^ 

& Toxicology 

Prosthodontics Thursday Thursday % 

Pulp Biology & Regeneration Thursday Thursday # 

Salivary Research Thursday Thursday 

# * ^ % + Joint Receptions 


New Member Orientation Reception 

WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 

All new members and first-timers at the General Session are invited 

to attend the reception. Graduate and post-doctoral students are 

also welcome to attend. If you are interested in becoming more 

involved in the Association or learning more about specific Groups 

or Divisions within the IADR/CADR, please join us for refreshments 

on Wednesday, July 2, between 1:15 p.m. and 2 p.m. Please refer 

to your final Program for the exact location of the reception. The 

reception is graciously sponsored by Colgate-Palmolive. 

Dental Materials Group Banquet 

THURSDAY, JULY 3 

The Dental Materials Group is hosting a reception at the Steam 

Whistle Brewery (adjacent to the Convention Centre), on Thursday, 

July 3, from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. for members, friends, and students. 

Tickets for the event are $30 per person. If you’re interested in 

attending, please indicate so on the Pre-registration Form or online. 

A full description of the reception is posted on the DMG Web site 

(at www-personal.umich.edu/~sbayne/DMG/DMG-index.htm). Tickets 

will be sold on site on a space-available basis only. If you purchase a 

ticket and later need to cancel, a full refund is available if notification is 

received at least one month prior to the date of the event. 

s GENERAL INFORMATION s 

Online Program and Abstracts 

IADR’s program and abstracts will be available online in early 

April (the online link will be posted at www.iadr.org when 

available). You can search the program, view abstracts, and plan 

your itinerary prior to the IADR meeting. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: There will be no printed abstracts for this meeting. 

Program & Abstracts 

A CD-ROM of abstracts, generously sponsored by Institut 

Straumann, will be produced for the IADR meeting. Meeting 

delegates who pre-register by the deadline date will receive the 

CD-ROM in advance, and all others can pick up their copy at the 

meeting. All members not attending the meeting can purchase 

a copy after the meeting. The Program will be printed and 

distributed on site to all meeting delegates. 

Continuing Education Credits 

The IADR/AADR is an American Dental Association Continuing 

Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP) recognized provider. 

Delegates are eligible to receive continuing education credits by 

attending the scientific oral and poster sessions throughout the 

meeting. One hour of program time is equivalent to one credit hour. 

Forms will be printed in the Program for your convenience, and 

delegates are responsible for completing the forms accurately and 

keeping them for auditing purposes. (Do NOT return the forms to the 

IADR/AADR.) For information on the CERP program, please contact 

Janis Flemming, Senior Program Manager, at jflemming@iadr.org. 

Participants with 

Disabilities or Special Needs 

If you have a disability or special need that may affect your 

participation in the General Session, please contact the IADR 

Meetings Department either prior to the meeting (e-mail: 

meetings@iadr.org) or on site, to discuss your requirements. 

The Exhibition 

The IADR will assemble the most prominent companies for 

an exceptional exhibition. No matter what your interests 

are—information systems, schools of dentistry, scientific 

journals and/or research equipment—you will find information 

at this exhibition. Refer to the Schedule of Events for the 

hours the exhibition is open. If you would like to exhibit, please 

contact Erika Interiano, IADR Institutional Section Manager for 

Exhibits, Meetings & Publications, at einteriano@iadr.org or 

+1.703.299.8093, for information and an exhibit prospectus. 

Letters of Invitation 

On request, the IADR will be pleased to have an invitation letter 

issued to you. Invitation letters are sent from the registration 

company, and therefore you must be registered for the meeting, 

and the registration company must have verified payment, before 

the letter will be sent. Persons needing an invitation letter to obtain 

a visa are urged to register for the meeting as early as possible. If 

you need a letter, please so indicate on the registration form. 

PLEASE NOTE: An invitation is not a commitment on the 

part of the IADR to provide any financial support, nor is it a 

guarantee of the acceptance of your abstract. 

Visa Requirements 

It is never too early to start working on getting your visa. 

Please check with your local Canadian Embassy or Consulate to 

obtain the necessary documents as soon as possible. Please use 

the following link to obtain more information regarding visas: 

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.asp 


s TORONTO HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMATION s 

Reservation Deadline Date: JUNE 2, 2008 

After this date, rooms in the IADR block will be released, and 

hotels may charge higher rates. 

Reserve Now! 

Internet: https://resweb.passkey.com/go/IADR2008 

Fax: +1.416.203.8477 

Telephone: +1.866.371.0398 (U.S. & Canada only) 

or +1.416.203.2500 


Mail: 

IADR Housing Bureau 

207 Queen’s Quay West 

PO Box 126, Suite 590 

Toronto, ON, M5J 1A7, Canada 

Please do not mail or fax your form to the IADR office. 

This will delay the processing of your form while it gets 

forwarded to the appropriate destination. 

Availability 

Reservations will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. For 

best availability and immediate confirmation, make your reservation 

via the Internet. After the deadline date, the Housing Bureau will 

NOT process reservations, and you will be instructed to contact the 

hotels directly. Please note that rooms might not be available at the 

convention rates after the deadline date. If you wish to share a room, 

it is your responsibility to find a roommate, but please submit only 

one form to avoid duplication. Special requests cannot be guaranteed; 

however, the hotels will do their best to honor all requests. 

Reservation Acknowledgment 

If you reserve your room online or by telephone, you will receive 

a confirmation immediately. If you reserve via fax or mail, an 

acknowledgment of your reservation will be issued within three (3) 

days of receipt to the e-mail address provided (if not, via fax or mail). 

NOTE: You will NOT receive a confirmation directly from your 

assigned hotel unless requested directly. 

Reservation Changes 

All changes in hotel reservations must be made with the Housing 

Bureau until the deadline date (see below for contact information). 

After the deadline date, please contact your assigned hotel directly. 

NOTE: If you reserve online and later need to revise your hotel 

information, please contact the Housing Bureau via telephone, 

e-mail, or fax (you will NOT be able to access your form again 

online without making a duplicate reservation). The hotels will 

charge a fee if you depart earlier than requested after check-in. 

Cancellations 

The deposit is refundable if notice of cancellation is received 

by the Housing Bureau or assigned hotel at least three (3) 

days prior to arrival, and if a cancellation number is obtained. 

Cancellations received prior to the deadline date will be 

refunded in the same form of payment as originally made. 

Any cancellations made within 72 hours of the arrival date will 

result in forfeiture of the full deposit. 

Deposit 

A deposit of CDN or U.S. $200 (same amount either currency) 

is required for each room reservation. If you provide a credit 

card, your card will act as a late-arrival guarantee only, and no 

actual amount will be charged to your card (accepted cards 

are MasterCard, VISA, American Express, Discover, and Diner’s 

Club). Deposits paid by check must be payable to “IADR Housing 

Bureau” and mailed along with your housing request. All check 

deposits must be payable in Canadian or U.S. Dollars. Wire 

transfers are not accepted. Requests received without a valid 

guarantee will not be processed, and therefore your booking 

will not be confirmed. NOTE: Registration and housing payment 

CANNOT be combined into the same check, since they must be 

made payable to different entities. 


s HOTEL MAP & RATES s 

LOCATIONS 

Meeting Venue 

1 Metro Toronto 

Convention Centre 

(IADR Meeting in South 

Building) 

Hotels 

2 Fairmont Royal York 

3 Sheraton Centre 

4 InterContinental 

Toronto Centre 

5 Renaissance Toronto 

Hotel Downtown 

6 Westin Harbour Castle 

Attractions 

7 Air Canada Centre 

8 Rogers Centre 

9 CN Tower 

10 Steam Whistle Brewery 

(DMG Reception) 

HOTEL ROOM RATES * – CDN $ 

Single/Double Triple Quad 

(1-2 persons) (3 persons) (4 persons) 

Fairmont Royal York (HQ) 

- Standard Room $239 $259 $279 

- Deluxe Room $309 $329 $349 

Intercontinental Centre 

- Standard Room $260 $290 n/a 

- Club Level $350 $380 n/a 

Sheraton Centre 

- Standard Room $239 $269 $299 

- Club Level $299 $329 $359 

Renaissance Downtown $199 $224 $249 

For a description of the room types, please visit the online 

housing form. 

* All room rates are subject to all applicable taxes, currently 5% 

Provincial sales tax, 6% GST, and a 3% destination marketing fee. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: The Steelback Grand Prix of Toronto is 

taking place from July 4 to 6, so hotel rooms outside the IADR 

block may be limited. 

Westin Harbour Castle $239 $269 $299 

HOUSING 

QUESTIONS? 

Please contact the IADR Housing Bureau at +1.866.371.0398 (U.S. & Canada only) or +1.416.203.2500 (open Monday through Friday, 

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. EST) or housing@torcvb.com, and be sure to mention “IADR” for faster service. 


s REGISTRATION INFORMATION s 

Deadlines: Presenter*: May 16, 2008 

Non-presenter: May 30, 2008 

* All presenters are REQUIRED to pre-register for the meeting 

by May 16, 2008. If a presenter is not pre-registered by the 

deadline date, his/her abstract will be withdrawn from the 

General Session and will not be printed in the final Program 

Book. The abstract will also not be citable as being part of the 

Special Issue of the Journal of Dental Research. 

Three Ways to Register! 

Online: https://www.one-stop-registration.com/iadr 

Fax: +1.514.798.1943 

Mail: IADR 2008 

c/o Laser Registrration 

1200 G street NW 

Suite 800 

Washington, DC 20005-3967, USA 

NOTE: Do NOT mail or fax the pre-registration form to the 

IADR Office in Alexandria, Va. Do NOT mail membership forms to 

the address listed above c/o Laser Registration. If you fax your 

registration form or complete the form on the Internet, DO NOT 

mail the original, or you may be registered twice and billed twice. 

REGISTRATION CATEGORIES 

MEMBER 

To register as a Member, you must have had your 2008 

membership activated or renewed by the time you register for 

the meeting. If you wish to join the Association to take advantage 

of the lower membership registration fee, please submit your 

application form prior to submitting your registration form 

(separate payment is required). Membership applications are 

available online. If your membership dues payment is not 

received and processed by the time you register, you will be 

charged the full non-member registration rate for the meeting. 

This additional charge will be deducted from your credit card. If 

your original payment was by check, you will receive an invoice 

with a balance due for this meeting. The balance due must be 

paid on site before you can receive your badge. 

STUDENT NON-MEMBER 

To register as a Student Non-member, you must be enrolled 

full-time in a recognized academic institution, may not hold an 

academic appointment, and must send proof of student status 

(a letter from an advisor or dean) with the registration form. 

NOTE: Non-member students registering in Toronto must bring 

proof of student status. Those pre-registering must mail the 

information with the registration form. 

Registration Fees 

Any person with an interest in dental research—including all 

presenters and educational exhibitors—is required to pay the 

appropriate registration fee. Member, non-member, and student 

registration fees include all sessions, admission to the exhibition, 

and the final Program and CD-ROM of Abstracts. 

Pre-registered (by May 30, 2008) 

IADR/AADR Member $440 * 

Non-member $695 * 

Student Member $150 

Student Non-member $250 

Retired Member $35 

Accompanying Person $45 

Commercial Exhibitor complimentary (see below for details) 

* After May 30, 2008, and at the meeting, the fee is $100 more 

than the pre-registration rates! 

NOTE: One-day and Exhibition-only registration fees are not available. 

RETIRED MEMBER 

To register as a Retired Member, you must have been 

verified as retired from full-time employment and must have 

paid IADR/AADR dues for 25 consecutive years. Retired 

non-members must pay the full non-member registration fee. 

ACCOMPANYING PERSONS 

Accompanying persons are non-dentists, non-researchers, non-IADR/ 

AADR members who may be traveling to Toronto with a meeting 

delegate and who have no scientific or educational interest in the 

meeting. Meeting delegates’ students, lab technicians, colleagues, etc., 

do not qualify as accompanying persons and are required to pay the 

appropriate registration fee if they wish to attend. 

If your accompanying person wishes to hear your presentation, 

he or she must register and pay the $45 fee and receive a special 

color-coded badge-holder on site. The badge-holder will admit 

an accompanying person to one session only and will not be 

honored at any other time during the meeting. Anyone who 

wishes to attend more than one session is considered to have 

more than a “personal” interest in dental research and will be 

required to pay the appropriate fee. 


COMMERCIAL EXHIBITORS 

(EXCLUDING EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITORS) 

Each exhibiting company is entitled to receive four complimentary 

meeting registrations per booth. It is the responsibility of the 

exhibiting company to use the complimentary registrations, either by 

submitting the EXHIBITOR Pre-registration Form (which will be sent 

to the contact person listed on the exhibit application) prior to 

May 30, 2008, or by using the complimentary registration on site. 

Check with your Exhibit Manager to see if you will be one of the 

complimentary registrants for your company BEFORE you register! 

If you will not be a complimentary exhibit registrant, please use 

the attached Pre-registration Form and pay the appropriate 

registration fee. If you have any exhibition questions, please contact 

Erika Interiano, IADR Institutional Section Manager for Exhibits, 

Meetings & Publications, at einteriano@iadr.org +1.703.299.8093. 

Note: Educational Exhibitors do not receive complimentary 

registrations. All booth personnel for Educational exhibits must be 

registered for the meeting, paying the appropriate registration fee. 

PRE-REGISTRATION 

Pre-registration is strongly advised. If you miss the pre-registration 

deadline, you must register on site and pay the higher fee. 

Registration forms received after the deadline date will be 

returned, and you will be charged the on-site registration fee. 

If an e-mail address is supplied, delegates will receive a 

confirmation letter via e-mail; otherwise your confirmation will be 

sent via fax or mail. You will receive a confirmation of registration 

prior to departing for the meeting. If you pre-register and do not 

receive a confirmation, please bring a copy of your registration 

form and proof of payment to the registration desk on site. 

Payment must be received at the time of registration. If no 

payment is received with the form, you will be charged the 

additional $100 regardless of when the form was received. 

Registration forms received via fax or the Internet are accepted 

for individuals paying by credit card only (American Express, 

MasterCard, or VISA only). 

REGISTERING VIA THE INTERNET 

You may register for the meeting at 

https://www.one-stop-registration.com/iadr. 

Within three (3) days of registering, you will receive a final 

confirmation of your registration. The information supplied on the 

Internet is passed through a secured server, but the IADR is not 

responsible for any fraudulent credit card transactions. Please note 

that credit card payment is required for those registering online. 

REGISTRATION AND PRESENTER SUBSTITUTIONS 

The IADR does not allow meeting registration substitutions. 

Registration fees may not be transferred to another person. 

Anyone unable to attend the meeting after having paid must 

cancel his/her registration. The registration fee will be refunded 

if the request is received prior to the cancellation deadline date. 

The new registrant must then register separately and pay the 

appropriate registration fee. If you are a presenter substitution, 

the same policy applies. The original presenter must register for 

the meeting and then cancel (refund amount will depend on when 

the cancellation occurs) before the substitution can be processed. 

The new presenter must then register and pay the applicable rate. 

ON-SITE REGISTRATION 

Do not complete the pre-registration form if you register on 

site (you will be required to complete a different form at the 

meeting). Payment in full must be made at the time of registration. 

Acceptable forms of payment are cash (U.S. or Canadian dollars 

only), traveler’s checks (U.S. or Canadian dollars only), checks (from 

U.S. bank payable in U.S. dollars only) and credit card (American 

Express, MasterCard or VISA only). The IADR will not bill you. 

FINANCIAL DISCLAIMER 

The IADR reserves the right to charge the correct amount on 

a credit card if different from the Total Payment listed. Checks 

received for payment of goods and services via mail or drop 

box will be deemed sufficient authorization to clear checks 

electronically through the Automated Clearing House Network. 

CANCELLATION POLICY 

All registrations are subject to the cancellation policy. Cancellations 

must be in writing; telephone cancellations will NOT be accepted. 

REFUND POLICY 

Requests for refunds for your registration must be received 

in writing by the deadline date. Refunds or credits will not be 

given for failure to attend, late arrival, unattended events or early 

departure. Refunds will be processed after the meeting. 

Deadline Dates: 

On or before May 30, 2008 Refund less $40 processing fee 

After May 30, 2008 

No refund 

Note: If you need to cancel your Lunch & Learning program 

and/or accompanying person registration, a full refund is available 

until May 30, 2008. After that date, no refund is available. 

REGISTRATION QUESTIONS? 

If you have any questions or problems regarding your registration, 

please e-mail your message to IADR@laser-registration.com or call 

+1.514.228.3031 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. 

Please note that telephone registrations will not be accepted. 


s LOCAL TOUR INFORMATION s 

To enhance your enjoyment of Toronto, the IADR has arranged 

with the Welcome To The City, Inc. tour company to offer you 

private customized activities. To provide the best possible 

service, a Welcome To The City, Inc. Tour Reservation Desk will be 

located in the IADR registration area at the Convention Centre. 

This desk will handle inquiries regarding any of the pre-arranged 

activities outlined below. In addition, information can be obtained 

for additional excursions, attractions, restaurant reservations, 

theatre tickets and shopping suggestions. Tickets for the tours 

and activities outlined below may be available at the Tour 

Registration Desk during the meeting; however, space is limited, 

and advance registration is advised. 

Deadline Date: JUNE 4 th , 2008 

Reservations and payments should be sent directly to: 

Mail: Welcome To The City, Inc. 

100 Dupont Street, Suite 100 

Toronto, ON, M5R lV2 Canada 

FAX: +1.416-924-5919 (credit card payments only) 

E-mail: operations@wttc.com (credit card payments only) 

No reservations will be taken by phone. Tickets will be held in 

your name at the Welcome To The City, Inc. Tour Registration Desk. 

All tours will depart from and return to the main entrance of the 

Convention Centre (South Building). Refunds are available until 

June 4 th , 2008, only. Welcome To The City, Inc. reserves the right to 

cancel tours if the minimum number of registrants is not met; 

registrants will then receive a full refund. Cancelled checks or 

credit card charges are considered confirmation for the tours. 

Interested in Booking a Tour? 

Please visit the IADR Web site at www.iadr.org for a full 

description of each tour and to download a copy of the Tour 

Form. The complete booking terms and conditions are also 

available on the IADR web site. 

TOUR 

QUESTIONS? 

Telephone reservations will not be accepted, but should you 

have any questions, please contact Welcome To The City, Inc. at 

+1.416.924.4778 or e-mail operations@wttc.com and be sure 

to mention “IADR”. 

Exploring Toronto – By Land and By Sea 

Price: CDN $50.88 per person 

-Tour Dates: Tuesday, July 1 and Wednesday, July 2 

-Bus departs at 10 a.m., returns at 1 p.m. 

Sit back and relax while an informative and entertaining tour guide shows you 

the Toronto we are all proud of! History, Flavor, Architecture! Every city has 

them, but none in a blend quite like Toronto. Visit our beautiful harborfront; 

explore the fashion district; feel the power of our financial centre; see the hustle 

and bustle of Chinatown and view the glitter of our theatre districts. Package 

includes: tour guide, transportation via luxury sightseeing coach, one-hour harbor 

cruise, and all Provincial and Federal taxes (PST and GST). 

Historic Homes – Past to Present 


- Tour Dates: Wednesday, July 2 and Thursday, July 3 

- Bus departs at 10 a.m. and returns at 4 p.m. 

Our Historic tour begins at Spadina, a homestead that has perched high above this 

city for over 170 years. You’ll enjoy the grand tour of this authentically decorated 

house, each room representative of a different era. We will then leave Spadina and 

walk across the street to Casa Loma, the majestic 98-room castle overlooking 

Toronto. During this self-guided tour (you will be provided a Sony Walkman), you’ll 

explore the rooms, the secret passages, and the towers at your own pace. We’ll 

then leave the castle and board the coach for a leisurely drive through Forest 

Hill, arguably one of Toronto’s most prestigious neighborhoods. Now it is time 

to explore Yorkville, Toronto’s most exclusive shopping district. Countless art 

galleries and antique shops nestle up right next to delectable cafés and bistros. 

You never know what, or whom, you may encounter in vibrant Yorkville. You will 

be free to enjoy lunch on your own in this exciting neighborhood, reminiscent 

of New York’s Greenwich Village and London’s Seville Row. Package includes: 

Welcome To The City tour guide, transportation via luxury sightseeing coach, 

admissions to Spadina and to Casa Loma, free time in Yorkville, all Provincial and 

Federal taxes (PST and GST). 

Niagara Falls 


- Tour Date: Saturday, July 5 

- Bus departs at 9:00 a.m., returns at 5 p.m. 

Spend a day with us as we witness one of nature’s most stunning and powerful 

forces. Watch millions of gallons of water cascade over Niagara every minute while 

you hear historic tales of bravery and heroism. Next, we will head to the historic 

village of Niagara-on-the-Lake for lunch. Nestled at the mouth of the Niagara River, 

Niagara-on-the-Lake is a town of historic homes and shops dating back to the 

1800s. After lunch, there will be free time to spend wandering along Queen Street, 

visiting the Christmas Shop, the Irish Linen Shop, an old-fashioned Apothecary, and 

much, much more before returning to Toronto. Package includes: tour guide, return 

transportation to Niagara Falls via luxury sightseeing coach, “Maid of the Mist”, 

lunch, all food taxes and gratuities, all Provincial and Federal taxes (PST and GST). 


PRE-REGISTRATION FORM 

86th General Session & Exhibition of the IADR • 32nd Annual Meeting of the CADR 


DEADLINES: May 16, 2008 – Presenters 

May 30, 2008 – Non-presenters 

INSTRUCTIONS: 

1. A separate form must be completed for each registrant. Please photocopy this form if you need additional copies. 

A letter confirming your registration will be sent to you within five (5) business days after your form is received. 

2. Register immediately online OR complete this form and submit it for processing. 

3. Forms received without payment or after May 30, 2008, will be charged the on-site registration fees. 

4. To register as a member, you must have had your 2008 membership activated or renewed by the time you 

register. If you wish to join the Association to take advantage of the lower membership registration fee, please 

pay your dues separately. Membership applications are available online. If your membership dues payment is 

not received and processed by the start of the meeting, you will automatically be charged the full non-member 

registration rate for the meeting. This additional charge will be deducted from your credit card. If your original 

payment was by check, you will receive an invoice payable on site at the meeting. 

5. Requests for refunds for your registration must be received in writing by the deadline date (full refund minus 

$40 processing fee), and refunds will be processed AFTER the meeting. 

6. A letter confirming your registration will be sent to you within three (3) days after your form is received. 

7. Do NOT submit forms directly to the AADR. Send or fax to Laser Registration at address above. 

RETURN TO: 

IADR 2008 

c/o Laser Registration 

1200 G St., NW 

Suite 800 

Washington, DC 20005-3967, USA 

FAX: 

+1.514.798.1943 

REGISTER ONLINE: 

https://www.one-stop-registration.com/iadr 

QUESTIONS? 

Call: +1.514.228.3031 

E-mail: IADR@laser-registration.com 

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION 

ID # P __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Division ____________________________________________________________________ 

Are you a presenter? 

q No or q Yes, Abstract ID # __ __ __ __ __ 

REGISTRANT INFORMATION 

Last/Family Name ____________________________________________________________________________________ 

First Name and Middle Initial ____________________________________________________________________________ 

Company/Institution __________________________________________________________________________________ 

Department ________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Street Address 1 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 

Street Address 2 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 

City ___________________________________________________State/Province ________________________________ 

Country ________________________________________________Postal Code _________________________________ 

Telephone (include all country/city codes) ______________________________Fax _______________________________________ 

E-mail ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

ACCOMPANYING PERSON(S) 

Last/Family Name ___________________________________ First Name ________________________________________ 



LETTER OF INVITATION? q Yes, I require an official letter of invitation to initiate the visa process. 

Date of Birth ___________________ Passport # _________________________ Nationality _________________________ 

month day year 

(OVER)

Registration Form Cont’d 

First and Last Names: __________________________________________________________________________________ 

Tel, E-mail or Fax#: __________________________________________________________________________________ 

PRE-REGISTRATION FEE PER PERSON 

(by May 30, 2008) 

q Member $440 * 

q Non-member $695 * 

q Student Member $150 

q Student Non-member $250 

q Retired Member $35 

q Accompanying Person $45 x ____ ppl = $______ 

*The on-site fee is $100 more than the Member and Non-member 

pre-registration rates! 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

Lunch & Learning (Thursday, 12:15 p.m.) $55 

q Table #1-19: 1st choice _________ or 2nd choice _________ 

Hands-on Workshops (included in registration fee) 

q HOW #1: Wednesday, 9 a.m. 

q HOW #2: Wednesday, 2:15 p.m. 

q HOW #3: Thursday, 9 a.m. 

q HOW #5: Friday, 10:45 a.m. 

Dental Materials Group Reception (Thursday, 6:30 p.m.) 

q # tickets______ x $30 per person = 

$_______ 

SUBTOTAL FOR REGISTRATION: 

$_________ 

SUBTOTAL FOR SPECIAL EVENTS: 

$_________ 

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: 

$______________ 

PAYMENT INFORMATION 

q Check # ____________ for $____________ enclosed (must be payable to the IADR, in U.S. dollars and drawn on a U.S. bank) 

q Charge $ ____________ to: q American Express q MasterCard q VISA 

(Note: The charge will appear as IADR on your statement.) 

Card Number: ______________________________________________________________________________________ 

Exp: _______ /_______ 

MONTH YEAR 

Cardholder Name (print): ______________________________________________________________________________ 

Cardholder’s Telephone: _____________________________ Cardholder’s E-mail: __________________________________ 

Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _____________________________________________ 

Billing Address: 

q Same as above 

Street: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

City, State/Country/Postal Code__________________________________________________________________________ 

The IADR reserves the right to charge the correct amount if different from the Total Payment listed above. 

QUESTIONS? 

Call: +1.514.228.3031 

E-mail: IADR@laser-registration.com 

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY 

Amount pd: $ _____________ 

CC Auth: $_______________ 

CK # ___________________

HOUSING RESERVATION FORM 

DEADLINE DATE: 

June 2, 2008 

86th General Session & Exhibition of the IADR • 32nd Annual Meeting of the CADR 


INSTRUCTIONS 

1. Reservations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. For best 

availability and immediate confirmation, make your reservation via the internet 

using the address below. 

2. Please read all hotel information prior to completing and submitting this form 

to the Housing Bureau. See pages 9-10 of the registration brochure for all 

details regarding room rates, hotel map, reservation changes, and cancellations. 

3. Keep a copy of this form. Use one form per room required, and make 

additional copies if needed. 

4. All reservations are being coordinated by the IADR Housing Bureau and NOT 

with the hotels directly. 

CHOOSE ONLY ONE OPTION 

On-line: 

https://resweb.passkey.com/go/IADR2008 

Or Call: +1.866.371.0398 (US & Canada only) or +1.416.203.2500 


Or FAX to: +1.416.203.8477 (Do NOT mail and FAX, since this will 

result in duplications.) 

Or Mail to: IADR Housing Bureau 

207 Queen’s Quay West 

PO Box 126, Suite 590 

Toronto, ON, M5J 1A7, Canada 

GUEST INFORMATION 

Last/Family Name____________________________________ First Name _______________________________________ 

Company __________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Street Address ______________________________________________________________________________________ 

City _____________________________ State/Country ________________________ ZIP/Postal Code ________________ 

Telephone _______________________ (Include all country/city codes) FAX _______________________________________________ 

E-mail ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

(Confirmation will be sent via e-mail if address is provided. A fax or e-mail address is required.) 

HOTEL INFORMATION 

Arrival Date _________________________ Departure Date___________________________ 

NOTE: If you arrive at the hotel prior to 2 p.m. and require a room upon arrival, please book the room for 

the night prior, to guarantee availability. 

Hotel Choices (see page 10 for hotel map and rates) 

1. ______________________ 2. _______________________ 3. ______________________ 

If all three (3) requests are unavailable, please process this reservation according to: q Room Rate or q Location 

Type of Accommodation 

# of Beds (check one): q 1 bed q 2 beds q 1-bedroom Suite q 2-bedroom Suite 

# People (check one): q 1 person q 2 people q 3 people q 4 people 

Options (check one): q Standard Room q Club/Deluxe Level (not available at all hotels) 

Preferences: q Non-smoking Room Special Needs _______________________________________________ 

General Requests _____________________________________________ 

NOTE: General requests cannot be guaranteed; however, the hotels will do their best to honor all requests. 

Name(s) of All Room Occupants (Only registered guests will be provided with a room key) 

Please note that additional charges will apply to the third and fourth persons (children under 18 years old are free) occupying the 

room (quads are not available at all hotels). 

1. ______________________________ 2. _______________________________3. _______________________________ 

DEPOSIT INFORMATION 

A deposit is required to guarantee this reservation. 

q Credit Card: q American Express q Discover q MasterCard q VISA 

Account Number: ___________________________________ Exp Date _______/_______ 

Cardholder Name (print) ____________________________________________________ 

Cardholder’s Signature ______________________________________________________ 

NOTE: Card will act as a late-arrival guarantee only, and no actual amount will be charged to your account. 

q Check for $200 enclosed (in either CDN or US funds [same amount due regardless of currency], 

made payable to IADR Housing Bureau). This deposit will be deducted from your bill upon check-out. 

No wire transfers will be accepted. 

MONTH 

YEAR 

HOUSING 

QUESTIONS? 

Please contact the IADR Housing 

Bureau at +1.866.371.0398 

(U.S. & Canada only) or 

+1.416.203.2500 

(open Monday through Friday, 

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. EST) or 

housing@torcvb.com, and be 

sure to mention “IADR” for 

faster service.

s UPCOMING MEETINGS s 

2008 

April 2-5 

AADR Annual Meeting & Exhibition 

Hilton Anatole Hotel 

Dallas, Texas, USA 

2009 

April 1-4 

IADR/AADR/CADR General Session & Exhibition 

Miami Beach Convention Center 

Miami, Fla., USA 

2010 

March 3-6 

AADR/CADR Annual Meeting & Exhibition 

Washington, D.C. Convention Center 

Washington, D.C., USA 

July 14-17 

IADR General Session & Exhibition 

Centre de Convencions Internacional Barcelona 

Barcelona, Spain 

2011 

March 16-19 

IADR/AADR/CADR General Session & Exhibition 

San Diego Convention Center 

San Diego, Calif., USA 


s TRAVEL INFORMATION s 

Entry Into Canada from the USA 

Effective January 23, 2007, American visitors traveling by air 

require a valid passport to re-enter the United States. 

Airport 

Toronto Pearson International Airport is Canada’s principal 

airport. Over 75 airlines operate out of Toronto Pearson, either 

through direct flights or as a codeshare with other air carriers to 

over 130 cities around the world. 

You are advised to book as early as possible to get the flight of 

your choice! Remember: The Steelback Grand Prix of Toronto is 

taking place in the downtown area from July 4 to 6, 2008. 

Ground Transportation 

Toronto Pearson International Airport 

Airport Code: YYZ 

Distance from Convention Centre: 16 miles 

Drive time: 

30-40 minutes 

Taxi: 

CDN $48 (one way) 

Airport Express Shuttle: 

CDN $16.95 (one way) 

NOTE: Prices are approximate only and subject to change. 

Airport Express service meets guests on the Arrivals level of 

all terminals. The bus service provides transportation between 

downtown Toronto hotels and the airport throughout the day at 

20- to 30-minute intervals. Airport Express conveniently picks 

up and drops guests off at the downtown hotels. For the most 

accurate schedule and fare information, call +1.905.564.6333 or 

www.torontoairportexpress.com 

s TORONTO INFORMATION s 

Toronto Is…. 

A city built with and for the limitless imaginations of the people 

who come here to live and those who come to visit. It’s a centre 

of rare openness, energy and style - an intimate metropolis 

showcasing world-class dining, shopping, creativity, architecture 

and entertainment. Its skyline includes the CN Tower, a Modern 

Wonder of the World; beaches; parks and distinct neighborhoods, 

with inspiring surprises around every corner. Beyond the city limits 

are fabulous regional attractions, such as Niagara Falls, a renowned 

wine region and many outdoor adventures. Toronto engages your 

imagination with an experience unlike any the world over. 

CITY 

QUESTIONS? 

For more information on the city of Toronto, visit 

www.mytorontomeeting.com. 

Toronto Facts 

July 1 st is Canada Day – Canada’s national holiday, marking 

the establishment of Canada as a self-governing country on 

July 1, 1867. It is a day off from work for most citizens and 

residents, since it is Canada’s main patriotic holiday. Join in the 

fun with several festivals around town and fireworks along the 

waterfront that evening. 

Toronto is home to the world’s longest street - Yonge Street at 

1,896 km (1175 miles). 

More than 80 different cultures exist in Toronto, and more than 

100 languages are spoken. 

Toronto’s Casa Loma is the only real castle in North America! 

Toronto is considered “Hollywood North” by the film industry. 

Toronto is Canada’s largest city, with a population of 

4.7 million people. 

Toronto is North America’s 5th largest city, after Mexico City, 

New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. 


s MEETING & AWARD SPONSORS s 

We thank the following companies for their continued support of the IADR General Session: 

Hospitality & WiFi Centers 

IADR/AADR William J. Gies Award, 

IADR Distinguished Service Award 

Fairmont Royal York Hotel Keys 

Research in Prosthodontics and Implants Award 

IADR/CADR Past Presidents’, Editors’ and Executive 

Directors’ Lunch, Research in Dental Caries Award 

New Member Orientation, IADR Council Dinner, 

Research in Prevention Travel Awards & Luncheon, 

Meeting-at-a-Glance, Basic Research in Periodontal 

Disease Award, H. Trendley Dean Memorial Award 

Distinguished Lecture Series 

IADR President’s Induction Ceremony & Reception, 

Young Investigator Award 

CD-ROM of Abstracts 

“Japan Night” Reception 

IADR Division Travel Awards & Reception, IADR/Unilever 

Hatton Awards Competition, Poster Boards, Basic Research 

in Biological Mineralization Award 

GSK Innovation in Oral Care Awards 

Conference Bags, Salivary Research Award 

Craniofacial Biology Research Award 

E.W. Borrow Memorial Award 

Research in Oral Biology Award 

Lion Dental Research Award for Junior Investigators 

SARNAT FAMILY FOUNDATION 

Isaac Schour Memorial Award 

Behavioral Epidemiologic & Health Services Research Award, 

Oral Medicine & Pathology Research Award, Award in 


Pulp Biology & Regeneration Award 

Pharmacology, Therapeutics, & Toxicology Research Award 

International Association for Dental Research • 1619 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA 22314-3406, USA 

www.iadr.org • Tel: +1.703.548.0066

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