IADS has structured its organization through various responsible areas, such as the IADS Exchange Program, International Dental Research Program (IDRP), IADS Volunteer Program, and many others. You can stay updated on IADS activities via their Facebook page or Instagram.
All activities are open for continuous application, and Thai dental students who are members of the Thai Dental Students Association (สนทท.) can apply to participate in various activities.
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International Association of Dental Students -IADS-
https://www.facebook.com/iadsweborg/
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Dr. Suthinee Khaopana
Official Delegate of Thailand of International Association of Dental Students (IADS) 2020/2021
President of International Affairs of Dental Students Association of Thailand (DSAT) 2020/2021
The IADS Exchange Program occurs throughout the year, and you can follow updates on exchange opportunities via their Instagram, Facebook page, or the website https://exchange.iads-web.org/home.
This website serves as the official exchange portal for IADS, where you can find information about applications, document submissions, and other details.
Participating in such an exchange activity was a great learning experience. I got to explore the teaching system within the faculty, practice hands-on skills, and, most importantly, connect with students from various countries. The adventure with friends was both fun and challenging, with many unexpected events. However, these experiences helped me develop better interpersonal skills. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend joining such programs. Youll have great stories to share when you return!

Every day after the activities at the faculty, there were social events, which included sightseeing around Istanbul. This picture was taken by the riverside in Eminonu, on the European side. In addition to making international friends, I also met students from Turkey, including those from the University of Istanbul and other universities like Ankara.
This is an observation of cases in the Department of Maxillofacial Surgery, where I had the opportunity to observe residents performing various procedures. It was a valuable experience to see the hands-on approach and techniques used in real clinical settings.
There were hands-on sessions and various lectures. This particular one is a hands-on session where we practiced flap surgery and suturing on chicken legs. It was a great way to get a feel for the techniques in a controlled and practical setting.