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1st International Symposium on Child Dental Health London, UK 19-21, April, 1967

3rd Congress of The International Association of Dentistry for ChildrenCopenhagen, Denmark 21-23 August, 1971

2nd International Forum on Children’s Dentistry

Sienna, Italy 1-3, June, 1969

1967 19711968 1970

An enormously successful meeting with 500 dental research workers, teachers and paed-odontic practitioners from 65 nations. The provisional con-stitution was adopted by the Forum members and the Council approves the name:International Association ofDentistry for Children

The dream of Sam Harris is materialized!

Royal London Hospital

Prof. Arvid Syrrist, Founding President of International Forum and of the IADC

IADC’S 1st CONGRESS!

There were 300 individual members and 11 National Members Societies. David Berman (UK) is Secretary and Manny Album (USA) is Editor. It was agreed that the IADC should apply for affiliated membership of the FDI.

Journal of Dentistry for Children announces formation of IADC

September 19701st issue of The Journal of the IADC is published. Ted Levitas joins to form an editorial board.

23 February 1968 Meeting at the headquarters of the British Dental Association in London, with representatives from France, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, USA and the UK.

Unanimous agreement to estab-lish an international organization for children’s dentistry.

Steering committee: Arvid Syrrist (Chairman), David Berman (Secretary) and Sergio Fiorentini (member).

Agreement to have the next meet-ing of the International Forum of Dentistry for Children in Sienna in June 1969.

1st International Symposium on Child Dental Health by the British Paedodontic Society at the London Hospital Medical College. The objective is to discuss common problems in paediatric dentistry. The 200 participants came from Austria, Belgium, Canada, UK & USA, Denmark, France, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia.

50 Years of IAPD History4The Early Years

Dr. Sam Harris

Prof. Geoffrey L. Slack, President of the 1st International Symposium on Child Dental Health

IADC HAS NOW 22 NATIONAL MEMBER SOCIETIES

A possible renaming of the Association: the executive committee considered the possibility of changing the title to The International Association of Pediatric Stomatology but it was agreed to retain the title IADC.

Council established a subcommittee to consider an emblem for the Association.

Officers of the IADC and their wives at the Across-the-Seas Banquet. From left: Leon C. Silverstone, (England), editor of the IADC journal, Haim Sarnat (Israel), new IADC President and Manuel Album (USA), President Elect.

Scientific presentations at the joint meeting were translated into French, English and Japanese.

A NEW ASSOCIATION EMBLEMFollowing advertisement in the Journal of the IADC, the subcommittee on emblems had considered 22 entries and had select-ed one submitted by Vera N. Warren (UK), a recommendation accepted by Council.

50 Years of IAPD History4The Early Years

4th Congress of The International Association of Dentistry for Children

Paris, France4-10 July, 1973

ALOP began its formation at the 1st Congress of Pediatric Dentistry of the Pacific in Lima, Peru.

The IADC legal base was FDI’s address in London.

1973 1975 19771972

IADC IS GROWING!

New members are: Canada, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland and Switzerland.

Provisional applications from Australia, East Germany (DDR), Spain and West Germany (FDR).


Hertzliya, Israel25 July-2 August, 1975


San Francisco, USA31 July-5 August, 1977

The American Society of Dentistry for Children celebrated its 50th anniversary and hosted the sixth congress of the International Association of Dentistry for Children.

International delegates to the IADC congress included dentists from all parts of the world, including several from communist countries.

1st MAJOR POLITICAL STATEMENT

IADC made its first major political statement: “The IADC strongly advocates the use of fluorides for caries preven-tion on a worldwide basis. All members of the Association are encouraged to initiate or assist the planning of such programmes adjusted optimally to the various conditions in their home countries. The IADC powerfully supports the resolutions unanimously passed by the World Health Organization.”


Budapest, Hungary19-20 July, 1979

December 1984: IAPD logo appears on journal cover.

1979 1981 1983 1984

ASSOCIATION ARTICLES ARE ESTABLISHED

Three groups of members were defined:

Effective: national paedodontic societies or specialized sections of national dental associations

Supporting: legal dental practitioners interested in dentistry for children (no right to vote);

Honorary: limited number of distinguished people who have made extraordinary contributions to realize the objectives of the Association.

Council agreed that the IADC would meet on alternate years in a member nation’s country.

IADC MISSIONIn addition to promoting international friendship between children’s dentists it would provide a forum for the exchange of information and knowledge internationally on matters relating to child dental health.


Davos, Switzerland22-25 July, 1981


Melbourne, Australia21-25 February 1983

THE IADC GOES DOWN UNDER

Roger Hall and Manny Album were asked to draw up guidelines on the organization of IADC Congresses.

John Murray General Secretary, IADC, Ludwig Rinderer President IADC and Roger Hall Chairman of Congress and President- Elect of IADC.

Letter from Dr. Sam Harris of

the USA proposing the establishment of a Sam Harris Foundation.

50 Years of IAPD History4The IADC Years

Prof. Pal Toth Past President IADC (1981-1983)

1987

THE FUTURE ROLE OF IADC

50 Years of IAPD History4The IADC Years


San Jose, Costa Rica20-24 February, 1985

1985 1989

CONGRESS SITES AND LEVIES

• Elisha (Eli) Ben-Zur introduced a report on congress sites.

• He stressed the need for IADC meetings to be held in conjunction with a national congress and to ensure there were no separate meetings for the local members to attend.

• It was agreed on a levy representing 10% of the registration fees.


Athens, Greece2-5 June, 1989

BSPD publishes first issue of JPD April, 1985

Prof. R. Hall presenting Sam Harris with Hon Membership IADC Toronto


Toronto, Canada21-26 June, 1987

ESTABLISHMENT OF STANDING COMMITTEES

• Education (Chairman Prof. Steven Moss) • Finance (Franklyn Pulver) • Membership (Chair vacant) • Site selection and coordinating (Manny Album) • Constitution review (Roger Hall); Nominations (Roger Hall). In addition, it established: Consulting group of past-Presidents (Album, Hall & Sarnat).

A Task Force of Prof. Thomas Modeer, Harpinder Chawla, Eli Benzur, Prof. Sadahiro Yoshida and Claudia Souza was set up at the 1987 Toronto, Canada, meeting to consider the future role of the Association.

The International Association of Paediatric Dentistry!

50 Years of IAPD History4 IADC is now IAPD

199314th Congress of The International Association of Paediatric Dentistry

Chicago, USA13-17 October, 1993


Kyoto, Japan27-30 September, 1991

1991

International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry (IJPD)Formed by the merger of the Jour-nal of International Association of Dentistry for Children and the journal of the British Paedodontic Society.The new publication becomes the journal of both the IADP and the BSPD.

1991

The Approach to Better Dental Care for Children Toward the 21st Century1300 participants travelled to Japan from 34 countries.

A very successful meeting that helped the Association to financially survive. Chair of the Congress was Prof. Sadahiro Yoshida.

At the close of the meeting the Association is renamed:

IAPD has 36 National Member Societies:

Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Lebanon, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States of America, and Yugoslavia.

...and 355 individual Supporting Members

In association with

Elisha Ben-Zur and William Lieberman, President of the ASDC. Dr. Sadahiro and Mrs Yoshida (centre) with Dr. M. Hector (Secretary/Treasurer of the IAPD) and Marianne Scheer

Dr. Mark Hector (Hon. Secretary) and Dr. Barry Scheer (Hon. Editor) at the opening of the 13th IADC Congress

Prof. Sadahiro Yoshida

1990

EAPD was inaugurated in May 28th 1990 during the AAPD congress in Boston from over 19 dentists. The 1st Council meet-ing took place in Paris, 1991 and the 1st Congress in 1992 in Noordwijkerhout, Netherlands.

PDAAThe Pediatric Dentistry Associa-tion of Asia is formed during the 1996 JSPD meeting by members from Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Philippines.The 1st President of PDAA was Professor Shizuo Sobue (Japan) while Prof. Mitsutaka Kimura (Japan) was the 1st Secretary General.

IAPD Board of Directors “Members at Large” are renamed:Representatives for National Member Societies

“May IAPD continue to flourish as it pursues shared knowledge and better oral health for every child.”

1996 1998199715th Congress of The International Association of Paediatric Dentistry

Goteborg, Sweden8-1 1 June 1995


Buenos Aires, Argentina17-20 September, 1997

New IAPD award announced

Bright Smiles/Bright Futures Award, gener-ously sponsored by the Colgate-Palmolive Company to be presented at the next annual meeting in Argentina.

It will honour innovative community-based programmes in preventive dental education for children.

Over 1200 participants!

The IAPD BOD consisted of: President, President Elect, Past President, Editor and 2 Members at Large.

First female IAPD President Prof. Anna-Lena Hallonsten gives a certificate of appreciation to retiring President Prof. Sadahiro Yoshida .

From left: Dr. A. L. Hallonsten (President IAPD), Dr. Marsha Butler (Director, Colgate) and Dr. Marta Skapin (1st winner of Bright Smiles/Bright Futures Award).

Dr. Donald Kohn, IAPD President (1997-99)


Honorary Membership Award is established in recognition of paediatric dentists for their contribution to the profession and to the Association.

“The Rights of Children”

Dentists for all ChildrenAt the June 2000 Board Meeting, the project “Dentists for All Children” was established, with the goal to enhance paediatric dental education in poorer and/or less advanced nations.

Merger between the American Society of Dentistry for Children and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.


London, UK2-4 September, 1999


Paris, France12-15, September, 2001

The IAPD President’s Medal

The medal was awarded to two outstanding members of the profession, Dr. Manuel M. Album and Professor Gerald B. Winter.

The beginning of the conference was over-shadowed by the tragedy in New York. Consequently at the Opening Ceremony a minute of silence was held in memory of those who lost their lives and in sympathy for our American colleagues.Prof. Winter and Dr. Album received their

medals from Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal at a special ceremony during the IAPD Conference in London.

Dr. Melania Gonzalez Y. Rivas, receiving the Bright Smiles Bright Futures award from Dr. Don Kohn, President IAPD and Ms. Martha Butler, Colgate Palmolive.Manny Album & Roger Hall

Dr. R. Widmer IAP President 1999-2001

IAPD Board 2001-2003: Barry Scheer, Amput Intaraprasong, Richard Widmer, Lisa Papagiannoulis, Mark Hector, Anna Fuks, Gerald Wright, Hugo Furze


At the dawn of the new century IAPD goes online: http://www.iapd.org.uk


Hong Kong13-17 June, 2007


Sydney, Australia31 October-5 November, 2005

50 Years of IAPD History


New Orleans, USA15-19 October, 2003

2003 2005“Frontiers of Paediatric Dentistry”“Uniting Globally for Children” “A New Generation of Smiles”

A magnificent Congress attracting 1090 attendants from 62 countries

700 delegates, over 270 abstracts from 45 different countries

The first joint AAPD – IAPD meeting

New symposium introduced: “My Practice”, presented by private practitioners who have taken innovative approaches to bring private paediatric dentist-ry to children in their respective countries.

A surprise interactive session for the invited speakersProf. Papagiannoulis, IAPD President (2005-2007) with Profs. Wei (SA), Rodd (UK), Duggal (UK)

The Congress Organizing Committee did a great job.

Prof. A. Lenna Halonsteen receiving the President’s Medal from the President of IAPD Prof. Lisa Papagianoulis

Dr. Barry Scheer, IAPD President (2001-2003)

Prof. Hugo Furze, IAPD President (2003-2005)

The second time in the Association’s history that a Biennial Congress was held in the Southern Hemisphere!


Seoul, Korea12-15 June, 2013


Athens, Greece15-18 June, 2011


Munich, Germany17-20 June, 2009

2009 2011


“The Interdisciplinary Approach to Paediatric Dentistry”“Pinnacles in Paediatric Dentistry” “New visions for Paediatric Dentiastry”

IAPD Board: G. Wright, E. Alcaino, M. Hector, E. Amerongen, J. Castillo, A. Tzong Ping Tsai with President A. Fuks (2007-2009)

IAPD Board with Chair of Congress Prof. L. Papagiannoulis The LOC of the Congress

The impressive venue

Opening CeremonyIAPD BOD 2013-2015

Profs. Papagiannoulis and Yoshida

IAPD President (2009-2011) M.Hector

Countries names changed to list of National Member Societies in the Roll call by Secretary General G. Wright

The Congress had a total number of 2037 registrations. The impressive number of 81 countries were repre-sented in this big scientific event.

An IAPD record that has not as yet been matched!!

A very successful Congress with 1855 delegates from 67 countries

Expansion of the Board by the addition of one more Representative for National Member Societies - 4 in total.

2 year IAPD membership

is established

Dr Eduardo Alcaino IAPD President (2011-2013)

Collaboration with PDAAIAPD Board of Directors meeting held for the first time at PDAA Congress in Tokyo.


Santiago, Chile4-7 October, 2017


Glasgow, UK1-4 July, 2015

2015


Opening Ceremony

1st IAPD Global Leaders Forum with the leaders of IAPD, PDAA, AAPD, EAPD and ALOP.

M. Boneker, A. M. Vierrou, S. Dutiloy, A. Kupietzky, N. Kramer with J. Castillo IAPD President (2013-2015)

IAPD Board with Honorary members Top: J. Chan, J. Castillo, E. Alcaino, M. Boneker / Middle: G. Wright, A. M. Vierrou, Y. Crystal, M. Ukpong / Bottom: L. Papagiannoulis, M. Houpt, A. Fuks, A. Tzong Ping Tsai

1600 delegates from 76 countries

“The Voice of the Child” “A Southern view for children’s smiles”

IAPD BOD and Chile LOC in TokyoTop: J Hassi Jr, A.M. Vierrou, A. Kupietzky, Y. Crystal, N. Kramer, J. Castillo, T. Fujiwara / Bottom: A. Tsai, S. Dutilloy, M. Campodonico, J. Hassi, B. Drummond, A. O’Connell

New IAPD website is launched

The IAPD Congress comes to South America after 20 years. It attracted over 1300 attendees from 69 countries.

IAPD Board 2017-2019: A. Tzong Ping Tsai, A. Kupietzky, A. O’Connell, B. Drummond, A. M. Vierrou, T. Fujiwara, C. Hughes, N. Kramer, M. Boneker

The Global Voice for Children’s Oral Health

New logo and slogan for the IAPD! JSPD Travel Award!

A new IAPD award from the Japanese Society of Pediatric Dentistry.

First visit to the WHO Headquarters in Geneva

2017

Anna Maria Vierrou, Yuka Makino, Benoit Varenne and Ari Kupietzky

IAPD President (2015-2017) A. Tzong-Ping Tsai with Dr. Kimoto President of JSPD


Cancun, Mexico | 1-4 July, 2019


“Where the past meets the future”

You are part of the history

NOW!

20181st IAPD GLOBAL SUMMITon Early Childhood Caries

Bangkok, Thailand2-4 November, 2018

IAPD Board and the Expert group panel Top: M. Bonecker, P. Phantumvanit, R. Ellwood, C. Feldens, N. Sharkov, S. Twetman, N. Kramer, A. Tsai, C. Mc Grath, T. Fujiwara / Bottom: A. O’Connell, B. Drummond, A. Kupietzky, A. M. Vierrou, N. Pitts, N. Tinanoff, C. Diaz-Guallory, R. Baez

Prof. M. Bonecker Scientific Committee Chair with Prof. G. DahllofProfs Norman Tinanoff and Svante Twetman, Scientific Committee Chairs

Representatives from 29 National Member Societies and the IAPD Board

1st IAPD Networking Meeting

IAPD Bangkok Declaration on ECCIAPD Bangkok Declaration is published in IJPD and co-published in AAPD’s Pediatric Dentistry and Journal of Dentistry for Children. The EAPD’s European Archives of Paediatric Dentistry will also endorse the declaration.

1st IAPD Global Summit on ECC2-4 November, 2018, Bangkok, Thailand

IAPD President (2017-2019) Dr. A. M. Vierrou

London 1967 | 1999Paris 1973 | 2001

Davos 1981Sienna 1969

Athens 1989 | 2011

Hertzliya 1975

Sydney 2005Melbourne 1983

Santiago 2017

San Jose 1985

Cancun 2019

Toronto 1987

Buenos Aires 1997

Hong Kong 2007

Kyoto1991Seoul 2013

Goteborg 1995Copenhagen 1971

Munich 2009

Budapest 1979

South Africa 2008 | 2018

Brazil 2013 | 2015

India 2010

China 2014

Russia 2012 | 2014 | 2018

Turkey 2018

Taiwan 2016

Philippines 2017

United Arab Emirates 2017

Glasgow 2015

San Francisco 1977 New Orleans 2003

Chicago 1993

Regional MeetingsSouth Africa (2008), India (2010), Russia (2012), Brazil (2013), China (2014), Russia (2014), Brazil (2015), Taiwan (2016)Philippines (2017), United Arab Emirates (2017), Russia (2018), South Africa (2018), Turkey (2018)

Tri-Regional Meetings1st The Netherlands (2018), including Belgium and Germany2nd in Kenya (2019) including South Africa and Nigeria.

Denfac/TTEWRomania, Turkey, Poland, Senegal, Peru, Moldavia, Belarus,Turkey, Kenya and China

London1967

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