About Us

The 16th International Conference on Dental and Oral Health, scheduled for May 22-23, 2025, in Toronto, Canada, is a leading global platform dedicated to advancing the field of dentistry and oral healthcare. With the theme “Innovating Dental Care for a Healthier Future,” this conference brings together renowned dental professionals, researchers, academicians, and industry leaders to explore the latest advancements, share knowledge, and foster collaborations shaping the future of dental science.

This event will feature comprehensive scientific tracks, keynote sessions, and interactive workshops addressing cutting-edge topics in dentistry, oral surgery, orthodontics, dental technology, and patient care. We warmly invite speakers, delegates, students, and professionals to join this transformative event.

Benefits: Gain insights into groundbreaking research, connect with global experts, and expand your professional network while staying at the forefront of dental innovation.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a global effort to transform oral healthcare. For more details and registration, visit our website.

Why Attend LONGDOM Conferences?

Stay updated on the latest research breakthroughs
Network with global leaders and peers
Explore advanced dental technologies at the exhibition
Collaborate with editors of top-tier journals
Enhance your credentials with certifications
Unlock global networking opportunities and business prospects

Who Will Be the Participants?

Academic Deans and Directors
Professors and Project Leads
Research Scholars and Young Scientists
Dental Surgeons and Practitioners
CEOs, Marketing Teams, and Industry Professionals
Dental Societies and Association Members
Funding Organizations and Product Innovators

Group Participation Benefits

Eligible Groups:

Academic Institutions: Faculty, researchers, and students in dentistry and oral health.
Healthcare Organizations: Teams from clinics, hospitals, and dental practices.
Research Institutions: Labs focusing on dental innovation and oral health.
Industry Professionals: Representatives from dental technology and biotech firms.
Professional Societies: Members of dental associations and organizations.

Benefits:

Discounted Registration Fees: Affordable group rates for teams.
Priority Seating and Recognition: Reserved seats and group acknowledgment.
Networking Access: Exclusive group networking sessions with industry leaders.
Customized Packages: Tailored benefits, including promotional opportunities.
Enhanced Learning: Team participation fosters shared insights and practical application.
Individual Certifications: Professional certificates for all participants.
Brand Promotion: Promote your organization through sponsorship and exhibition.
Post-Conference Materials: Access recorded sessions and presentation slides.

Join us in Toronto for this milestone event and be part of redefining dental healthcare globally.

Scientific Tracks

Track 1: Advanced Dental Materials

Advanced dental materials focus on developing innovative substances to improve the functionality, durability, and aesthetics of dental treatments. This includes ceramics, composites, and biomimetic materials that replicate the natural properties of teeth for seamless restorations. Research in this field also emphasizes biocompatibility, reducing wear and tear, and incorporating antimicrobial properties to combat infections. Emerging technologies, such as self-healing materials and nanotechnology, further enhance restorative and preventive dentistry, offering improved patient outcomes and longer-lasting solutions.

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Track 2: Digital Dentistry and CAD/CAM Technology

Digital dentistry integrates advanced digital technologies into all aspects of dental care, enhancing precision, efficiency, and patient experience. At the forefront of this innovation is CAD/CAM Technology (Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing), which revolutionizes how dental restorations, prosthetics, and appliances are designed and fabricated.

Key Aspects of Digital Dentistry and CAD/CAM Technology:

Streamlined Workflow:
- Digital workflows replace traditional manual processes with computer-aided precision.
- Scanning, designing, and fabricating are seamlessly integrated, reducing chairside time and improving treatment accuracy.
Intraoral Scanners:
- Intraoral scanners capture detailed 3D images of the patient’s oral structures, eliminating the need for uncomfortable traditional impressions.
3D Printing and Milling Machines:
- CAD software designs custom restorations like crowns, bridges, and veneers, which are then fabricated using 3D printing or milling for precise results.
Applications in Implantology:
- Digital dentistry aids in implant placement by creating surgical guides that ensure optimal positioning, enhancing outcomes and patient safety.
Clear Aligners and Orthodontics:
- CAD/CAM technology facilitates the design and production of clear aligners, providing patients with comfortable and aesthetically pleasing alternatives to traditional braces.
Efficiency and Accuracy:
- Digital solutions reduce errors associated with manual processes, ensuring better fit and function of dental prosthetics.
- Faster turnaround times benefit both dentists and patients.
Patient-Centered Care:
- Enhanced visualization tools, such as 3D models and simulations, help dentists educate patients and involve them in treatment planning.
Future Trends:
- Integration with AI for predictive analytics and machine learning to optimize treatment outcomes.
- Enhanced material innovation compatible with CAD/CAM processes for superior durability and aesthetics.

Digital dentistry and CAD/CAM technology are shaping the future of dental practice, providing faster, more accurate, and patient-friendly solutions. This transformation not only enhances the efficiency of dental procedures but also elevates the overall standard of care.

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Track 3: Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics

Orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics are specialized fields of dentistry focused on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial irregularities. Orthodontics primarily deals with aligning teeth and correcting malocclusions (misaligned bites), while dentofacial orthopedics focuses on guiding the growth and development of the jaw and facial bones, especially during childhood.

Key Focus Areas:

Malocclusion Treatment: Correcting overbites, underbites, crossbites, and crowded or spaced teeth using appliances like braces or aligners.
Jaw Alignment: Addressing skeletal discrepancies that affect bite and facial aesthetics, often involving orthopedic appliances or surgery in severe cases.
Functional Improvement: Enhancing chewing, speaking, and breathing by optimizing dental and skeletal alignment.
Aesthetic Enhancement: Improving facial symmetry and dental appearance, boosting self-esteem and confidence.

Orthodontists and dentofacial orthopedic specialists aim to provide personalized treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each patient. The ultimate goal is to achieve functional harmony and enhance overall oral and facial health.

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Track 4: Endodontics and Root Canal Therapy

Endodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focusing on diagnosing and treating diseases and injuries of the dental pulp (the inner soft tissue of the tooth) and surrounding tissues. Root canal therapy, the cornerstone of endodontics, is a procedure aimed at preserving a tooth by removing infected or damaged pulp, cleaning and disinfecting the root canals, and sealing them to prevent further infection.

Key Elements of Endodontics and Root Canal Therapy:

Diagnosis
- Advanced imaging techniques, such as digital radiography and cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT), help identify infections, abscesses, and fractures within teeth.
Treatment Techniques
- Root canal treatment involves using rotary instruments and ultrasonic devices to clean and shape root canals precisely.
- Advanced obturation materials, such as bioceramic sealers, ensure effective sealing and long-term success.
Regenerative Endodontics
- Emerging therapies include regenerative techniques using stem cells to restore the vitality of pulp tissue, providing an alternative to traditional root canal therapy.
Minimally Invasive Procedures
- Use of magnification tools like dental microscopes enables less invasive treatments, preserving more of the natural tooth structure.
Pain Management
- Innovations in anesthesia and sedation ensure that procedures are virtually painless, enhancing patient comfort.
Post-Treatment Care
- Education on maintaining oral hygiene and periodic check-ups helps ensure the longevity of treated teeth.

Endodontics and root canal therapy play a crucial role in preventing tooth loss, alleviating pain, and restoring oral health, significantly impacting patients' overall well-being. Ongoing research and technological advancements continue to make treatments more efficient, precise, and comfortable.

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Track 5: Periodontology and Gum Disease

Periodontology is the branch of dentistry that focuses on the study and treatment of the supporting structures of the teeth, including the gums, periodontal ligaments, and jawbones. The main aim of periodontics is to prevent, diagnose, and treat periodontal diseases, which are infections of the gums and supporting structures caused primarily by bacteria in plaque.

Gum Disease (Periodontal Disease) is a progressive condition that can start as gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) and, if left untreated, may progress to more severe forms such as periodontitis. Periodontitis involves the loss of bone and connective tissue supporting the teeth, leading to tooth mobility and, in extreme cases, tooth loss. Risk factors include poor oral hygiene, smoking, genetics, diabetes, and certain medications.

Key Topics Covered in This Track:

Prevention and Early Detection
Non-Surgical Treatments
Surgical Interventions
Laser Therapy
Regenerative Techniques
Periodontal Maintenance
Systemic Implications of Gum Disease

Importance of Periodontal Health:

Maintaining healthy gums is critical for overall oral health and well-being. Effective management of periodontal diseases not only preserves teeth but also contributes to general health by reducing the risk of systemic conditions linked to gum disease. This track is vital for dental professionals, researchers, and healthcare providers seeking to expand their knowledge and clinical expertise in gum disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

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Track 6: Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry focuses on the oral health of children, from infancy through adolescence. This specialized field addresses the unique dental needs of young patients, focusing on prevention, early diagnosis, and the treatment of dental issues specific to children, such as early tooth decay, developmental anomalies, and teething problems. Pediatric dentists are trained to manage children's behavior during dental visits, ensuring a positive and stress-free experience.

Key areas within pediatric dentistry include:

Preventive Care: Emphasizing the importance of oral hygiene, fluoride treatments, dental sealants, and proper nutrition to prevent cavities and gum disease in children.
Restorative Care: Treating dental cavities with fillings or crowns, and addressing tooth misalignment and early orthodontic interventions.
Management of Developmental Anomalies: Identifying and treating developmental issues like malformed teeth, impacted teeth, or early signs of malocclusion (misaligned teeth or jaws).
Behavioral Guidance: Developing strategies to manage anxious or uncooperative children, using techniques like positive reinforcement and, when necessary, sedation options to ensure safe and effective treatment.
Monitoring Growth and Development: Tracking the growth of the teeth and jaw to ensure they are developing normally, and providing interventions when needed, such as early orthodontic treatments or space maintainers.

Pediatric dentists also play a critical role in educating parents and caregivers about the importance of maintaining good oral health habits early in life, helping to set the foundation for a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums.

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Track 7: Implantology and Dental Implants

Implantology is a specialized field of dentistry focused on the use of dental implants to replace missing teeth. A dental implant is a titanium or zirconia post surgically placed into the jawbone to act as a stable root for a crown, bridge, or denture. This track explores the latest techniques, materials, and advancements in dental implant procedures.

Key Areas of Focus:

Implant Materials and Design
Surgical Techniques
Immediate Loading and Single-Stage Implants
Bone Grafting and Regenerative Techniques
Implant Maintenance and Longevity
Aesthetic Implant Solutions
Full Arch and All-on-4 Implants
Patient-Centered Care

Future Directions in Implantology:

Implantology continues to evolve, with new innovations like robotic-assisted surgery, smarter materials with antibacterial properties, and digital workflows. The integration of 3D printing and AI in treatment planning is expected to make dental implants even more precise, personalized, and efficient. Implantology is crucial for restoring the functionality and aesthetics of the mouth, providing patients with long-lasting, natural-looking replacements for missing teeth. With continuous advancements, dental implants are becoming an increasingly effective solution for patients of all ages.

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Track 8: Aesthetic and Cosmetic Dentistry

Aesthetic and cosmetic dentistry focuses on improving the appearance of a patient's smile, aligning form with function to enhance both beauty and health. This field covers a wide range of procedures aimed at correcting imperfections in the teeth, gums, and smile as a whole.

Key areas include:

Teeth Whitening: One of the most popular cosmetic procedures, it addresses discoloration caused by aging, food, or lifestyle choices, offering brighter smiles through in-office treatments or at-home whitening kits.
Veneers and Bonding: Dental veneers, typically made from porcelain or composite resin, are thin shells applied to the front of the teeth to correct issues like discoloration, chips, or misalignment. Bonding is used for minor repairs like filling gaps, reshaping teeth, and covering stains.
Dental Crowns and Bridges: These restorative options improve the appearance and functionality of damaged or missing teeth, restoring both the structure and aesthetics of the smile.
Invisalign and Clear Aligners: These clear, removable aligners offer a discreet way to straighten teeth, particularly for adults who seek orthodontic treatment without the visibility of traditional braces.
Smile Makeovers: A comprehensive approach combining multiple procedures like whitening, veneers, crowns, and orthodontics to transform the overall look of a patient’s smile.
Gum Contouring: This procedure reshapes the gum line to improve symmetry, correct a "gummy smile," or make the teeth appear longer or more proportionate.
Tooth Contouring and Reshaping: This minimally invasive process reshapes the teeth to improve their size, shape, and symmetry, correcting minor imperfections for a more balanced smile.
Cosmetic Bonding: A tooth-colored resin is applied to fix chips, cracks, or gaps in teeth, offering an aesthetic and functional solution that mimics the natural tooth appearance.

The field of aesthetic dentistry integrates advanced techniques and materials, such as porcelain and composite resins, to create long-lasting, natural-looking results. With the help of digital technologies like 3D imaging and digital smile design, cosmetic procedures are more precise, tailored, and comfortable for patients. The goal is not only to enhance the smile but also to restore confidence and self-esteem, making aesthetic dentistry an essential part of modern dental care.

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Track 9: Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry

Prosthodontics and restorative dentistry focus on restoring and replacing damaged or missing teeth to restore both function and aesthetics. Prosthodontics involves the design, creation, and fitting of dental prosthetics, such as crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. This specialty aims to rebuild or replace teeth lost due to decay, trauma, or congenital defects, with a focus on restoring the mouth's natural appearance and function.

Key areas of innovation within prosthodontics include:

Dental Implants: Titanium or zirconia posts surgically placed in the jawbone to serve as replacements for lost teeth, offering long-term solutions for tooth replacement.
Crowns and Bridges: Custom-made restorations placed over damaged or missing teeth to improve aesthetics and restore function. Materials used range from porcelain to zirconia, chosen for their strength and ability to mimic natural teeth.
Complete and Partial Dentures: Removable appliances used to replace multiple missing teeth, with new materials and techniques improving comfort, aesthetics, and fit.
Onlays and Inlays: Custom restorations used to repair large cavities or restore broken or worn teeth while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.

Restorative dentistry involves the broader practice of restoring teeth to their original state, often with less invasive procedures. These can include:

Fillings: Restoring teeth affected by cavities using materials like composite resins, glass ionomer, and amalgam, with an emphasis on both durability and aesthetics.
Root Canal Therapy: Treating infected pulp within a tooth to preserve the natural tooth structure and prevent the need for extraction.
Aesthetic Restorations: Minimally invasive techniques to restore the appearance of teeth, including tooth-colored fillings, veneers, and bonding to improve smiles while maintaining dental health.

Together, prosthodontics and restorative dentistry aim to enhance the patient's overall quality of life by not only restoring teeth but also improving the function of the mouth, speech, and overall facial appearance.

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Track 10. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a specialized field of dentistry that focuses on the surgical treatment of diseases, injuries, defects, and abnormalities in the mouth, jaw, face, and neck. This discipline combines dental expertise with advanced surgical techniques to address a wide range of conditions, including but not limited to:

Facial Trauma
Oral Cancer
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Disorders
Cleft Lip and Palate
Dental Implant Surgery
Orthognathic Surgery
Wisdom Teeth Removal

Technological Advancements in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery:

Recent advancements in oral and maxillofacial surgery include:

3D Imaging and Computer-Aided Surgery
Minimally Invasive Techniques
Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons work closely with other healthcare professionals, including orthodontists, plastic surgeons, and oncologists, to provide comprehensive care and achieve optimal results for patients. This specialty is essential for restoring function and aesthetics in patients who have experienced traumatic injuries, congenital conditions, or diseases affecting the face and jaw.

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Market Analysis Report for Dental Health 2025

The global dental market is poised to surpass the US$60 billion mark by 2024, driven by a growing demand for improved oral hygiene services and increased disposable income worldwide. The heightened awareness of the importance of oral hygiene, with its ability to prevent cavities, gingivitis, and bad breath, stands as a pivotal factor propelling the global dental market to new heights in the foreseeable future.

Factors such as the rising disposable income of the population, a surge in demand for cosmetic dentistry, evolving lifestyles, technological advancements, an increasing geriatric population, and greater participation of health insurance providers in reimbursements are expected to propel the global dental market in the years to come.

In 2018, the global market value for dental services reached approximately $436.2 billion, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.4% since 2014. It is anticipated to continue growing at a CAGR of 9.6%, reaching nearly $629.3 billion by 2022. Despite this growth, dental procedures like implants, root canals, and tooth bonding remain expensive, prompting individuals to postpone dental care even when facing uncovered dental issues.

Past Conferences/ Webinars Reports

Longdom Conferences have taken a major role in this pandemic time in organizing the most beneficial and interactive webinars. These are time-saving, economic, and interactive programs that include case-based presentations, online assessments, and live discussions with speakers and global researchers. Eminent speakers of the Longdom webinars, who are leading in providing useful tips for daily clinical practice and professional growth from basic to advanced research subjects.

Dental Health 2024 Report

15th International Conference on Dental and Oral Health, hosted by the Longdom Conference was held on June 27-28, 2024, in London, UK on the theme “Innovations in Dental and Oral Health Care"

The Conference was initiated with the honorable presence of the below speakers.

William L. Balanoff, Fort Lauderdale, USA
Robert B. Kerstein, Tufts University, USA
Younes Alipanah, King’s College in London, UK
Shigemi Ishikawa Nagai, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, USA
Ruxandra-Ilinca Matei, University of Oradea, Romania
Zuzanna Grzech-Leśniak, Wroclaw Medical University, Poland
Anna Ewa Kuc, Wroclaw Medical University, Poland
Péter Csiki, University of Szeged, Hungary
Angelina Vlahova, Medical University of Plovdiv, Bulgaria

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Dental and Oral Health Conference 2023 Report

14th International Conference on Dental and Oral Health hosted by the Longdom Conference was held on May 18-19, 2023 in Rome, Italy on the theme “Emerging Trends in Oral Health Sciences"

The Conference was initiated with the honorable presence of the below speakers.

Savitha Siddappa, University of Southern California, USA
Viorel Matei, University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Dania Wail Islam, University of Malaya, Saudi Arabia
Daghrery, Jazan university, Saudi Arabia
Abdel-Rahman Nassim, Cairo University, Egypt

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Dentistry Conference 2022 Report

12th International Conference on Dental and Oral Health, hosted by the Longdom Conference was held on November 14-15, 2022, in Dubai, UAE, on the theme “Navigating the Future of Dentistry Together"

The Conference was initiated with the honorable presence of the below speakers.

Marcel Donnet, EMS Electro Medical Systems, Switzerland
Robert B. Kerstein, Tufts University, USA
Péter Csiki, University of Szeged, Hungary
Romaisa Arshad, Bahria University - Islamabad, Pakistan
Gaurav Vishal, Bareilly International University, India

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Dental Science 2021 Report

International Webinar on "Dental Health and Dental Science", hosted by the Longdom Conferences was held during March, 2021 at London, UK on the theme “The Advancement of Dental Health and Dental Science". The Webinar was initiated with the Honourable presence of the Keynote forum. The list includes:

Emil Svoboda, University of Toronto, USA
Hai Zhang, University of Washington, USA
Lydia Katrova, Medical University, Faculty of Dental Medicine of Sofia, Bulgaria
Ajay Parihar, Government College of Dentistry, Madhya Pradesh, India
Bugra Ozen, Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey

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We have received huge success in all those conferences/webinars with the help of our attendees, who are the true wheels behind the fruitful webinar hosting.
Now, we are happy to announce our upcoming “ 16th International Conference on Dental and Oral Health" to be scheduled host during May 22-23, 2025, in Toronto, Canada.
For more details visit: https://www.longdom.com/dentalconference

Visa Trip Advisor

Planning a trip to Toronto, Canada? Join our meeting!

Need help with your visa?

To assist participants with their visa applications, we provide the following support documents:

Official Letter of Invitation
Official Letter of Abstract Acceptance
Payment Receipt

Important Points:

The Official Letter of Invitation will be issued only after successful registration and payment for the conference.
Visa Letters can only be issued for individuals accepted to attend the conference.

To arrange for a Visa Letter, please contact our Program Manager, Ms. Katherine, at dentalconference@conferencesinternational.org

To request your Visa Letter, please provide:

Your name as it appears on your passport
A scanned copy of your passport (for passport number and date of birth)
The Abstract Acceptance letter (for presenters)

Payment Options:

Payment Gateway/Stripe
Bank Transfer

Need help with registration?

Contact Ms. Katherine at dentalconference@conferencesinternational.org. The Dental Conference 2025 team will provide you with an invoice for the requested amount to facilitate a bank transfer

Advantages of Participation

Participation Options

Dental Conference 2025 offers various ways to engage, categorized into Academic, Student, and Business sections:

Keynote Speaker: 45-50 minutes
Oral Presentation: 25-30 minutes (individual presenters only)
Workshop: 45-50 minutes (multiple presenters allowed)
Special Session: 45-50 minutes (multiple presenters allowed)
Symposium: Over 45 minutes (multiple presenters allowed)
Delegate Registration: Access to all sessions with full benefits
Poster Presenter: Opportunity to present a poster and access delegate benefits
Remote Attendance: Participate via virtual mode, video presentation, or e-poster
Exhibitor: Showcase products through various booth sizes
Media Partner, Sponsor, Collaborator

Benefits of Attending the Conference

Earn CPD credits along with a participation certificate.
Gain global visibility through dedicated Speaker and Abstract pages on Google.
Access our Library of Abstracts, which receives over 30,000 visits monthly, attracting scholars and speakers.
Engage in interactive sessions, especially if attending with a research team.
Network with thought leaders in Dentistry, Oral Health, and its related fields.
Compete for the Young Scientist Award and Best Poster certificates.
Participate in one-on-one discussions with esteemed speakers.
Attend Keynote presentations featuring leading experts in dental and oral health.

Benefits for Speakers

All accepted abstracts published in relevant journals.
CPD credits and participation certification for attendees.
Enhanced visibility for researchers on a global scale.
Opportunities for professional development.
Insights into the latest research advancements.
Build lasting connections through networking activities.
Promote your work via abstract books and flyers, potentially reaching 1 million views.
Explore topics beyond your primary focus in dental and oral health.

Benefits for Delegates

Expand knowledge and enhance professional growth.
Renew your energy through conference participation.
Support innovative approaches to improve industry outcomes.
Network with scholars and practitioners in Dentistry, Oral Health, and its related fields.

Benefits for Sponsors

Increased visibility in the global marketplace.
Showcase innovative products and services to a wide audience.
Generate leads and foster business growth.
Build a supportive network with like-minded professionals.
Engage in reflective discussions that can enhance business strategies.
Compare strategies with leading organizations to drive advancement.
Find solutions to company challenges through expert interactions.

Benefits for Collaborators

Access to a high-traffic platform for visibility at Dental Conference 2025.
Build lasting professional relationships.
Enhance your organization's reach with marketing materials displayed at the conference.
Increase your association's visibility in the global business forum.
Engage with key delegates to share insights about your organization and services.
Your branding will be included in conference materials distributed to hospitals, universities, and the public.

Sponsors:

Elite Sponsor Benefits

Opportunity to sponsor 10 Poster Presentation Awards.
Three corporate-sponsored workshop slots (includes audio-visual support).
Two complimentary exhibit booths with priority selection of location (3x3 sqm size).
Four complimentary registrations for the conference.
Logo recognition on the front page of the congress website, the sponsorship page, and the OMICS International Journal homepage.
One full-page color advertisement in the congress program or book of abstracts (cover pages excluded).
Three promotional inserts provided by the sponsor in the delegate bags.
One post-congress email to registered attendees (up to 60 days after the event, content provided by the sponsor and approved by the corresponding journal).
Exclusive online promotion across all our social media platforms.
20% discount on sponsorship for any of our conferences next year.

Gold Sponsor Benefits

Opportunity to sponsor 5 Poster Presentation Awards.
Two corporate-sponsored workshop slots (please adhere to deadlines; catering and audio-visual support included).
One complimentary exhibit booth with priority selection of location (3x3 sqm size).
Three complimentary congress registrations.
Logo recognition on the front page of the congress website and on the sponsorship page.
One full-page color advertisement in the congress program or book of abstracts (cover pages excluded).
Two promotional inserts provided by the sponsor in the delegate bags.
Exclusive online promotion across all our social media platforms.
15% discount on sponsorship for any of our conferences next year.

Silver Sponsor Benefits

Opportunity to sponsor 3 Poster Presentation Awards.
Two complimentary congress registrations.
One corporate-sponsored workshop slot (please adhere to deadlines; catering and audio-visual support included).
One complimentary exhibit booth with priority selection of location (3x3 sqm size).
Logo recognition on the congress website's sponsorship page.
One full-page color advertisement in the congress program or book of abstracts (cover pages excluded).
One promotional insert provided by the sponsor in the delegate bags.
Priority access to purchase additional sponsorship items.
Exclusive online promotion across all our social media platforms.
10% discount on sponsorship for any of our conferences next year.

Exhibition Sponsorship Benefits:

Ideal Platform for Partnerships: This conference is the perfect opportunity to forge new collaborations and partnerships.

Global Reach: Located strategically to facilitate access to every market around the world.

Key Decision-Makers: 89% of our attendees are the primary contacts for purchasing decisions in their labs.

High Engagement: Our exhibitor booths were visited 4-5 times by 80% of attendees, ensuring maximum visibility.

Valuable Feedback: Past exhibitors report a significant number of inquiries generated from conference attendees.

Networking Opportunities: Connect and develop relationships with both academic and business professionals.

Opportunity to sponsor one Poster Presentation Award.
One complimentary conference registration.
Customized exhibit booth setup (3x3 sqm).
Logo recognition on the congress website's sponsorship page.
A4 color advertisement in the conference program or book of abstracts.
Inclusion of your company’s leaflet or insert in the congress delegate bags.
Exclusive online promotion across all our social media platforms.
5% discount on sponsorship for any of our conferences next year.
Enhance your brand visibility in the global market through our website.
Foster new client relationships and strengthen existing ones through B2B meetings.
Elevate your corporate image through logo branding.
Brand exposure during the opening and closing ceremonies.
Press release on behalf of your company.
Distribution of brochures worldwide featuring your brand.
Sharing of conference posters with industries and universities globally.

Key Focus Areas:

Key Elements of Endodontics and Root Canal Therapy:

Key Topics Covered in This Track:

Importance of Periodontal Health:

Key Areas of Focus:

Future Directions in Implantology:

Technological Advancements in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery:

Market Analysis Report for Dental Health 2025

Dental and Oral Health Conference 2023 Report

Dentistry Conference 2022 Report

Dental Science 2021 Report

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