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1st INTERNATIONAL TURKISH JAPANESE DENTAL CONGRESS 2nd ANKARA-OSAKA UNIVERSITY DENTAL WORKSHOP June 24-26 2021 ABSTRACT BOOK CONGRESS CHAIRMAN Prof. Dr. Kaan Orhan – Dean of Ankara University Faculty of Dentistry Prof. Dr. Satoshi IMAZATO – Dean of Osaka University Faculty of Dentistry CONGRESS SECRETARY Asst. Prof. Dr. Duru ARAS TOSUN – Ankara University Faculty of Dentistry ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE Professor Satoshi IMAZATO – Dean of Osaka University Faculty of Dentistry Professor Mikako HAYASHI – Director of Osaka University Dental Hospital Professor Riko NISHIMURA – Vice Dean of Osaka University Faculty of Dentistry Professor Kazuhiko NAKANO – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, Osaka University Prof. Dr. Kaan ORHAN – Dean of Ankara University Faculty of Dentistry Prof. Dr. Nejat Bora SAYAN – Former Dean of Ankara University Faculty of Dentistry, President of the Turkish Japanese Foundation Prof. Dr. Okan AKÇAM – Ankara University Faculty of Dentistry Prof. Dr. Çağrı Delilbaşı – Medipol University Faculty of Dentistry Assoc. Dr. Zekai YAMAN – American Hospital Asst. Prof. Dr. Duru ARAS TOSUN – Ankara University Dr. Arda BÜYÜKSUNGUR – Middle East Technical University SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE (in alphabetical order) Prof. Dr. Murat AKKAYA – Ankara University Professor Takeshi NODA – Osaka University Prof. Dr. Ayşe Tuğba ALTUĞ – Ankara University Prof. Dr. Kaan ORHAN – Ankara University Prof. Dr. Serpil ALTUNDOĞAN – Ankara University Prof. Dr. Nurhan ÖZALP – Ankara University Professor Atsuo AMANO – Osaka University Prof. Dr. Candan PAKSOY – Ankara University Prof. Dr. Münevver ARISOY – Ankara University Professor Takayoshi SAKAI – Osaka University Prof. Dr. Meltem DARTAR ÖZTAN – Ankara Professor Motofumi SOGO – Osaka University University Professor Kazuhiro TAKUMA – Osaka University Professor Kazunori IKEBE – Osaka University Professor Satoshi TOYOSAWA – Osaka University Professor Shigetada KAWAVATA – Osaka University Professor Narikazu UZAWA – Osaka University Professor Takashi KATO – Osaka University Prof. Dr. Sadullah ÜÇTAŞLI – Ankara University Professor Shinya MURAKAMI – Osaka University Professor Takashi YAMASHIRO – Osaka University Professor Shumei MURAKAMI – Osaka University Professor Atsushi YOSHIDA – Osaka University Professor Tadashi NAGASHIMA – Osaka University Assoc. Prof. Susumu TANAKA – Osaka University Prof. Dr. Adil NALÇACI – Ankara University Asst. Prof. Tomoaki IWAYAMA – Osaka University Professor Hitoshi NIWA – Osaka University TECHNICAL TEAM Dr. Akif Demirel Dr. Berke Karaer Dr. Olgu Demirci Dr. Ece İrem Oğuz Dr. Murat Şenol Dr. Cengiz Evli Dr. Gökhan Çiçekçi Dr. Mert Hamit Bıkmaz Deniz Baran Bek Dr. Oğuz Can Karaer Dr. Semih Hacıoğlu Enes Aksoy 1st International Turkish Japanese Dental Congress 2 nd Ankara-Osaka Universities Dental Workshop __________________________________________________________________ Dear colleagues, Dear Friends, I would like to welcome you to the website of the 2nd Turkish Japanese Dentistry Congress. I am excited to be together in another congress. We are very excited to organize the 2nd Turkish Japanese Dentistry Congress, which we will organize internationally this year, and our faculty will provide scientific, educational, and professional activities. In our congress, which will be held online between 24-26 June 2021, we aim to bring not only academicians but also dentist colleagues and technology companies together with our colleagues. On the last day of the congress, on June 26, four different sessions will be planned in the form of "Digital Dentistry session", "Imaging session", "Implant session" and "Restorative Materials session", and the industry partners will try to convey the innovations about their products to you. In our congress, which we believe will be enriched with your participation, subject contents are determined according to your feedback. In the scientific program, besides the basic topics, current issues and new developments will also be included. For this purpose, Turkish colleagues, experts in their subjects, working abroad will be presenting in our congress and the scientific committee. Besides, according to the latest regulations, the presentations of the participants will be accepted as full text and will be published in our journal "European Annals of Dental Sciences", which is a periodical and registered in DERGIPARK. Hope to be together in a beautiful congress as always, Yours truly, Prof. Dr. Kaan ORHAN Chair of the Congress Dean of Ankara University Faculty of Dentistry 1st International Turkish Japanese Dental Congress 2 nd Ankara-Osaka Universities Dental Workshop __________________________________________________________________ Dear Colleagues and friends It is my great pleasure and honor to invite you to The 2nd Turkish-Japanese Dentistry Congress to be held on 24-26 June, 2021. This Congress is organized based on the relationship between Osaka University Graduate SChool of Dentistry/SChool of Dentistry, Japan and Ankara University FaCulty of Dentistry, Turkey. Osaka University Graduate SChool of Dentistry/SChool of Dentistry has a long history of friendly relationship with Ankara University FaCulty of Dentistry, and both schools have been working together aCtively in terms of research Collaboration, students exChange, and various joint events. Although whole entire world is faCing difficult time due to pandemiC of COVID-19, I feel very exCited to provide this wonderful Congress in Collaboration with many dear Turkish friends. The Congress will Cover diverse aspeCts of dental/oral and CraniofaCial sciences, Consisting of a highly interesting program with keynote lectures. This Can be a wonderful opportunity to learn Cutting-edge knowledge and exChange new sCientific information. I hope that this Congress also works as a platform to communiCate with many people. I look forward to seeing you online at the exCiting 2nd Turkish-Japanese Dentistry Congress. Prof. Dr. Satoshi IMAZATO Dean of Osaka University Graduate School of Dentistry/School of Dentistry 1st International Turkish Japanese Dentistry Congress 2nd Ankara-Osaka University Dental Workshop Scientific Program First Day: 24.06.2021 Thursday 1 st Session: Opening and welcome remarks (15:00 Japan time) 9:00-9:10 (15:00-15:10 Japan time) Prof. Dr. Kaan ORHAN (Dean of Ankara University Dentistry Faculty) 9:10-9:20 (15:10-15:20 Japan time) Prof. Dr. Satoshi IMAZATO (Dean of Osaka University Graduate School of Dentistry) 9:20-9:30 (15:20-15:30 Japan time) Assoc. Prof. OzGe ULKER (International Student Office Coordinator, Ankara University) 9:30-9:40 (15:30-15:40 Japan time) Prof. Dr. Shojiro NISHIO (President, Osaka University) 9:40-9:50 (15:40-15:50 Japan time) Prof. Dr. Necdet UNUVAR (Rector, Ankara University) 09:50-10:30 (:00-16:30 Japan time) Break 2 nd Session: Surgery and Periodontology (Chair.: Prof. Dr. Nejat Bora SAYAN) 10:30-10:45 (16:30-16:45 Japan time) Prof. Dr. Nejat Bora SAYAN (Former Dean History of the Relationship of Ankara University Dentistry Faculty, Between Osaka University and President of the Turkish-Japanese Foundation) Ankara University 10:45-11:15 (16:45-17:15 Japan time) Mikihiko KOGO (Professor Emeritus, Osaka Inhibition of Maxillary Growth University Graduate School of Dentistry) of Cleft Palate Patients is Not a Cliché 11:15-11:45 (17:15-17:45 Japan time) Prof. Dr. AyseGul TUZUNER (Ankara Bone GraftinG in Cleft Alveol: University Dentistry Faculty, TR) When & How? 11:45-12:15 (17:45-18:15 Japan time) Chiharu FUJIHARA (Assistant Professor, Elucidation of PathoGenesis of Osaka University Graduate School of Periodontal Disease UsinG a Dentistry, JP) Mathematical Model 12:15-13:00 (18:15-19:00 Japan time) Lunch Break 3 rd Session: Preventive Dentistry (Chair.: Prof. Dr. Shumei MURAKAMI) 13:00-13:30 (19:00-19:30 Japan time) Masae KUBONIWA (Associate Professor, The Saliva Metabolome for Osaka University Graduate School of MonitorinG of Individuals' Health Dentistry, JP) Trajectories 13:30-14:00 (19:30-20:00 Japan time) Atsuo AMANO (Professor, Osaka University EtioloGy of Chronic Periodontitis Graduate School of Dentistry, JP) in Persons with Disabilities and Healthy Persons 14:00-14:30 (20:00-20:30 Japan time) Break 4 th Session: Biomaterials and Prosthodontics (Chair.: Prof. Dr. Ayse Tuba ALTUG) 14:30-15:00 (20:30-21:00 Japan time) Atsushi MINE (Senior Lecturer, Osaka Adhesive Dentistry: Clinical University Graduate School of Dentistry, JP) performance, mechanism and effectiveness of bondinG 15:00-15:30 (21:00-21:30 Japan time) Jun’ichi SASAKI (Senior Lecturer, Osaka Three-dimensional Cell University Graduate School of Dentistry, JP) Constructs for Oral Tissue EnGineerinG and ReGenerative Medicine 15:30-16:00 (21:30-22:00 Japan time) Prof. Dr. Burak YILMAZ (University of Bern HiGh-density and High- School of Dental Medicine, CH) performance Polymers Used for Implant Prosthodontics 16:00-16:30 (22:00-22:30 Japan time) Break 5 th Session Pedodontics/Rejenerative Medicine (Chair.: Assoc. 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    Living in the End Times: Utopian and Dystopian Representations of Pandemics in Fiction, Film and Culture 13-15 January 2021 A Virtual Conference Hosted by Cappadocia University, Turkey Keynote Speakers: Maggie Gee, Larissa Lai, Elizabeth Outka, Kim Stanley Robinson, Raffaella Baccolini, Laurence Davis, Patricia McManus, Tom Moylan, Darko Suvin, and Philip E. Wegner Organising Committee: Heather Alberro (Nottingham Trent University, UK) Emrah Atasoy (Cappadocia University, Turkey) Nora Castle (University of Warwick, UK) Rhiannon Firth (University of Essex, UK) Martin Greenwood (University of Manchester, UK) Robert Horsfield (Birmingham, UK) Burcu Kayışcı Akkoyun (Boğaziçi University, Turkey) Pelin Kıvrak (Harvard University, USA) Conrad Scott (University of Alberta, Canada) Bridget Vincent (University of Nottingham, UK) Contents Conference Schedule 01 Time Zone Cheat Sheets 07 Schedule Overview & Teams/Zoom Links 09 Keynote Speaker Bios 13 Musician Bios 18 Organising Committee 19 Panel Abstracts Day 2 - January 14 Session 1 23 Session 2 35 Session 3 47 Session 4 61 Day 3 - January 15 Session 1 75 Session 2 89 Session 3 103 Session 4 120 Presenter Bios 135 Acknowledgements 178 For continuing updates, visit our conference website: https://tinyurl.com/PandemicImaginaries Conference Schedule Turkish Day 1 - January 13 Time Opening Ceremony 16:00- Welcoming Remarks by Cappadocia University and 17:30 Conference Organizing Committee 17:30- Coffee Break (30 min) 18:00 Keynote Address 1 ‘End Times, New Visions: 18:00- The Literary Aftermath of the Influenza Pandemic’ 19:30 Elizabeth Outka Chair: Sinan Akıllı Meal Break (60 min) & Concert (19:45-20:15) 19:30- Natali Boghossian, mezzo-soprano 20:30 Hans van Beelen, piano Keynote Address 2 20:30- 22:00 Kim Stanley Robinson Chair: Jennifer Wagner-Lawlor Follow us on Twitter @PImaginaries, and don’t forget to use our conference hashtag #PandemicImaginaries.