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Congratulations to the 2025 Resident & Dental Student Digital Poster Competition Winners

We are thrilled to celebrate the exceptional achievements of this year's participants in the Digital Poster Competition! With 126 outstanding posters presented, the caliber of research, clinical insights, and innovative approaches presented was truly inspiring.

The competition serves as a platform to highlight scholarly activity, foster collaboration, and encourage a deeper commitment to advancing the field of prosthodontics. From predoctoral students to residents, each submission showcased remarkable dedication to research and discovery.

We extend our deepest gratitude to our Poster Committee, volunteer judges, and the ACP Education Foundation for making this competition possible.

Congratulations to our winners!

(Not pictured, Mr. Shareef Amor)

Predoctoral Category:

First Place

Making the Right Call: Implants or FPDs? Rethinking Anterior Maxillary Implants

Ms. Jessica TN Vu, Texas A&M University

Second Place

A Diagnostic and Therapeutic Roadmap for Hereditary Dentin Disorders: What Every Prosthodontist Should Know

Mr. David Qin, Texas A&M University

Third Place

Effect of Lateral Window Size on Bone Formation in Maxillary Sinus Augmentation: A Systemic Review

Mr. Shareef Amor, Roseman School of Dental Medicine

Case Presentation Category:

First Place

Self-Developed AI-Assisted Smartphone-Based Photogrammetry for Implant-Supported Complete-Arch Fixed Dental Prostheses (ISCFDPs)

Dr. Apisit Akarapattanukul, Indiana University

Second Place

Comparison of Time-Efficiency Between Digital and Analog Workflows for Interim Complete-Arch Fixed Dental Prostheses: A Case Report

Dr. Elizabeth Rubalcava, Indiana University

Third Place

Immediate Maxillary Complete Denture With an Obturator Utilizing Conventional and Digital Workflows

Dr. Sahaprom Namano, Boston University

Original Research Category:

First Place

Impact of Diabetes on Bond Strength of 10-MDP Adhesives to Dentine for Zirconia Restorations

Dr. Krishna Prakash, Rutgers University

Second Place

Accuracy and Precision of an AI Program for Locating Maxillomandibular Relationships in Digital Scans

Dr. Juan Diego Aguilera Ayala, New York University

Third Place

The Effect of Tightening Torque on Vertical Position of SRA Implant Scan Bodies

Dr. Christa Serban, Harvard University

We look forward to another competitive and successful competition in Chicago next fall at the 2026 Annual Session of the ACP.

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