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25 February 2022

EFP calls for entries in EuroPerio10 photo contest

Categories:Clinical Practice, EuroPerio

EFP calls for entries in EuroPerio10 photo contest

As in the 2018 contest held for EuroPerio9 in Amsterdam, photographers are invited to submit photographs in three categories: healthy gums/healthy life, dental disease, and extreme/freestyle.

The contest is being organised through the EFP’s 37 affiliated national societies of periodontology, which will select national winners in each category from the photographs submitted by their members. Participants in the contest may submit as many photographs as they like.

Interested photographers have until April 15 to submit their images to their national societies of periodontology. They also need to register for EuroPerio10, which takes place at the Bella Centre in Copenhagen on June 15-18.

The national winners will each receive an EFP photo-contest certificate, and their photographs may be published and credited in future EFP publications.

The national-winner photographs will then be presented at EuroPerio10, where attendees will be able to vote for winners in each of the three categories (neither the names of the photographers nor those of their national socieites will be displayed).

The winners of each category will receive a free registration for one of two EFP events to be held next year: Perio Master Clinic 2023 in Antwerp, Belgium, or International Perio Master Clinic 2023 in León, Mexico.

In the 2018 contest, more than 300 photographs were submitted to the national societies in the first phase of the contest, and 57 entries from 23 countries were selected for the final stage of the first EFP photo competition at EuroPerio9 in Amsterdam.

Honorato Vidal (Portuguese Society of Periodontology and Implantology) won the overall prize for his photograph Aetiological factor, which was awarded by a jury chaired by Tiernan O’Brien, chair of the EFP communications committee. The category winners were: Davor Jurlina (Croatian Society of Periodontology) in dental disease, Nikolaus Fürhauser (Austrian Society of Periodontology) in healthy gums, and Önder Gürlek (Turkish Society of Periodontology) in extreme/lifestyle.