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Sep 04-05, 2019    Paris, France

Global Summit on Advanced Clinical Dentistry and Dental Treatment

Firas Mohamad Alia
03:30 PM-04:00 PM

Firas Mohamad Alia

Saudi Arabia

Title: Regenerative endodontics: An overview

Biography: Firas Alia received his Bachelor Degree in oral and dental surgery from Beirut Arab University in 2009. He awarded his Diploma in Pediatric Dentistry from Beirut Arab University in 2012. Dr. Firas is a registered pediatric dentist in KSA working in Magrabi Hospitals and Centers and is a member of The Saudi Dental Society. Dr. Firas had more than 9 years of clinical experience in dental practice providing care to pediatric dental patients. Dr. Firas grew up in KSA and is interested in dental research.

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