About the Academy

Purpose

The Academy’s purpose is to promote and foster dental health for the benefit of the community, and in particular to facilitate the integration of dental aesthetics into the total spectrum of oral health care and provide a leadership role for the profession by defining the highest professional, scientific, artistic and ethical standards through research, publications and educational presentations.

Organisation

The Academy is a non-profit organisation and no part of net earnings, if any, shall inure to the benefit of any person. The Academy earnings are devoted exclusively to the uses and purposes of the Academy as defined in the foregoing section.

Meeting

The Academy arranges an annual scientific conference. Information about past conferences and the next event can be found on the Event pages

History in Brief

The first Council meeting of BAAD took place on January 17th 1994. Present at this meeting were Dr David Kaplan and Dr Lambert Fick. Sadly Lambert has since passed away which is a great loss not only to ‘BAAD’ but also to the international aesthetic movement. Since its inception ‘The Academy’ has hosted annual scientific meetings, inviting internationally renowned speakers from around the globe. The twelfth scientific meeting took place in October 2006 in Meriden, Warwickshire, England.