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David Steflik Memorial Student Research Grants is sponsored by American Academy of Implant Dentistry Foundation (AAIDF). These grants are available to dental students and those in post-graduate and residency programs to support research.
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AAIDF Grants - American Academy of Implant Dentistry Are you a patient looking for information on dental implants? Visit our Patient Information site! AAID Foundation Research Grants Application Now Open - Deadline for Submissions: July 1, 2026 NOTE: AAIDF Research Grants are for researchers only.
No dental patients. Application Open Date: March 2, 2026 Submission Deadline: July 1, 2026 As part of its mission, the AAIDF provides grant funding to researchers who are discovering new and innovative ways to advance the field of Implant Dentistry. Through grant funding, researchers aim to discover and translate their findings into implant dentistry practice.
Download the 2026 Research Grants flyer AAIDF Research Grants Application Portal David Steflik Grant Application Jaclyn Chalmers, Steflik Grantee The David Steflik Memorial Student Research Grants are available to all dental students and those in post-graduate and residency programs. Dr. Steflik was a Researcher and Professor at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta since 1979.
There he served as a Professor of Surgery and Director of Research for Orthopedic Surgery. He was also Professor of cell biology-anatomy in the School of Graduate Studies and held an appointment at the Department of Veteran Affairs Medical Center. Dr. Steflik's research on tissue responses to implanted biomaterials led to breakthroughs in dental implantology.
The AAIDF Steflik Grants are appropriate for new investigators, post-graduate students, and those resuming their research careers. Applicants may now request up to $7,000. 00 USD to fund their research project for up to a two-year grant period.
Applicants also have the opportunity to attend the AAID Annual Conference and present project findings once the research is complete, with reimbursement for travel costs up to $1,500. 00 USD starting in 2026. International students are welcome and encouraged to apply.
Please download and review the AAIDF Grant Guidelines Tool before starting the online application. Download the AAIDF Grant Guidelines Tool Note: This Grant is for dental students in post-graduate and residency programs only. No dental patients.
Research Grant Application The AAIDF Research Grants Program is intended to provide limited support for meritorious dental implant research projects which include, but are not limited to, the following purposes: To conduct research that determines the feasibility of a larger research project To develop and test new techniques and procedures To conduct small clinical or animal research projects Starting in 2026, applicants may request up to $32,500.
00 USD to fund a project for up to a two-year grant period. Successful applicants who require additional time to perform the proposed research may request a no-cost extension of the grant period without additional monetary support. Note: This Grant is for researchers in implant dentistry.
Funds are not awarded to dental patients. Download the AAIDF Grant Guidelines Tool Additional Forms and Application Tools Applicants will be required to complete an AAIDF Grants Budget Disclosure and Proposal Form as a part of the application process. This form includes information on allowable expenses, and expenses that are not within grant guidelines.
ALLOWABLE/NOT ALLOWABLE EXPENSES* • Small equipment purchases. • Salary for technical and support personnel. • The purchase of large pieces of equipment.
• Salary for the principal investigator and/or consultants.
Indirect costs refer to expenses that are not directly attributable to a specific project but are necessary for the overall operation and support of the organization; i.e. administrative salaries, office supplies or equipment, laptops, general travel (unless traveling to an AAID conference to present and requesting a reimbursement as a part of the Steflik grant award), accounting and legal services.
*You can download the form here or in the online program: Download the AAIDF Grants Budget Disclosure and Proposal Form AAIDF Grant Guidelines Tool Questions? You can download the following AAIDF Grant Guidelines Tool to help you complete your application. If you are still having trouble, send an e-mail to foundation@aaid.
com and a staff person will assist you. Download the AAIDF Grant Guidelines Tool Join the American Academy of Implant Dentistry Donate to the AAID Foundation Visit the Patient Information Site Membership & Account Access Whether you are an AAID member or not, we invite you to set up an online account to potentially: Access the Member Directory Receive Legislative Updates The members of AAID invite and encourage you to join!
By working together, we can achieve our mission to maintain and enhance our industry as a whole. Our sole intention is to uplift the profession of implant dentistry and to make it welcoming and accessible to all communities. View Membership Information
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Dental students and those in post-graduate and residency programs; international students are welcomed. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $7,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 1, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
David Steflik Memorial Student Research Grants is funded by American Academy of Implant Dentistry Foundation (AAIDF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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