Abstract submission

English is the official language of the 23rd World Congress on Dental Traumatology. All submissions and presentations must be in English.

On September 4 and 5, simultaneous translation into Polish will be available during the main sessions.

Submission guidelines

Please review these guidelines carefully before submitting your oral or poster abstract:

• There will be two types of presentations: oral presentations and electronic poster presentations (check your session day, time and room in the finale programme)
• Each delegate may submit only one abstract as the presenting author — either for an oral or a poster presentation, but not both.
• All abstracts must be submitted through the official conference website and should not exceed 300 words.
• Please structure your abstract using the following headings: Background, Objective, Methods, Results, Conclusion.
• Case report structure include Introduction, Case report, Conclusion
  If you encounter technical issues during submission, contact the WCDT 2026 Administration Office at info@wcdt2026.org.
• Presenters are responsible for ensuring their abstracts are submitted and that receipt is confirmed. If you do not receive a confirmation email from the conference office, your submission has not been received. In such case, contact the IADT Administration Office at info@wcdt2026.org.
• Abstract acceptance may be limited due to restricted time slots for oral and digital poster sessions. Early submission is strongly encouraged to ensure consideration.
• All presenters are required to pay the conference registration fee.
  Please note that no travel or accommodation compensation is provided for oral or poster presenters.
• Presenters must disclose any affiliations or financial interests related to the topic of their presentation as part of the Speaker’s Agreement.
• Accepted oral and poster abstracts will be published in the official Conference Program Book exactly as submitted. Please proofread your text carefully before submission.
• Oral presentations are limited to 12 minutes: 10 minutes for presentation and 2 minutes for questions.
  Selection for oral presentations will be based on scientific merit, submission date, and program availability.
  A confirmation email will include the assigned presentation type and A/V instructions.
• Delegates selected for poster presentations are encouraged to deliver a Short Oral Poster Presentation.
  Electronic posters will be displayed during the conference on five digital totems located in the foyer area.
  Each Oral Poster Presentation will be limited to 6 minutes. A confirmation email will include the assigned presentation type and instructions for preparing your poster.