About the Conference

The 23rd Annual European Health Summit on Dentistry, Dental Science & Oral Health 2026 will bring together dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, dental researchers, academicians, hygienists, orthodontists, prosthodontists, periodontists, endodontists, dental students, healthcare professionals, and industry experts for two days of scientific exchange and professional networking.

The conference will focus on recent developments in dentistry, oral healthcare, dental technology, preventive care, clinical research, and innovative approaches to diagnosis and treatment. Key areas include digital dentistry, artificial intelligence, dental implants, restorative dentistry, orthodontics, pediatric and geriatric dentistry, periodontology, endodontics, oral pathology, oral cancer, biomaterials, teledentistry, and public oral health. These themes align with the broad scientific areas featured in ConferenceMinds’ dental conference programs.

The summit will provide opportunities for keynote presentations, oral and poster presentations, scientific discussions, networking, research collaboration, and knowledge sharing. It is designed to connect clinical practice with emerging research and technologies while encouraging multidisciplinary approaches to comprehensive oral healthcare.

Sessions and Tracks

1. Advanced Dentistry & Evidence-Based Clinical Practice

Explores current clinical approaches, evidence-based treatment protocols, diagnostic strategies, and developments influencing modern general dentistry.

2. Digital Dentistry & CAD/CAM Technology

Focuses on digital workflows, intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM systems, digital impressions, computer-aided treatment planning, and digitally assisted restorative procedures.

3. Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry

Examines applications of AI and machine learning in dental imaging, diagnosis, treatment planning, patient monitoring, research, and clinical decision support.

4. Dental Implants & Implantology

Covers contemporary implant placement, implant planning, bone augmentation, implant-supported restorations, peri-implant health, and long-term maintenance.

5. Periodontology & Implant Dentistry

Addresses periodontal disease, periodontal regeneration, periodontal surgery, maintenance therapy, peri-implantitis, and the relationship between periodontal and systemic health.

6. Endodontics & Modern Root Canal Therapy

Discusses advances in root canal diagnosis and treatment, rotary instrumentation, irrigation, obturation, retreatment, endodontic microsurgery, and minimally invasive approaches.

7. Restorative & Conservative Dentistry

Explores modern restorative materials, minimally invasive dentistry, dental bonding, caries management, tooth restoration, aesthetic rehabilitation, and preservation of natural tooth structure.

8. Prosthodontics & Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

Focuses on fixed and removable prosthodontics, implant-supported prostheses, crowns and bridges, digital prosthodontics, occlusion, and comprehensive oral rehabilitation.

9. Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics

Covers conventional orthodontics, clear aligners, digital orthodontic planning, dentofacial development, retention, and multidisciplinary orthodontic treatment.

10. Pediatric Dentistry & Child Oral Health

Addresses prevention and treatment of childhood caries, pediatric restorative care, behavior management, dental development, preventive programs, and parental education.

11. Geriatric Dentistry & Aging Oral Health

Examines age-related oral conditions, tooth loss, xerostomia, periodontal disease, prosthetic rehabilitation, polypharmacy-related oral problems, and access to dental care for older adults.

12. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Discusses surgical extraction, oral pathology-related surgery, facial trauma, reconstructive procedures, minimally invasive techniques, and developments in maxillofacial surgery.

13. Oral Pathology & Oral Medicine

Covers diagnosis and management of oral mucosal diseases, oral lesions, infections, potentially malignant disorders, and clinicopathological approaches.

14. Oral Cancer & Dental Oncology

Explores oral cancer screening, early detection, risk factors, diagnostic techniques, treatment-related oral complications, supportive dental care, and multidisciplinary oncology management.

15. Preventive Dentistry & Dental Public Health

Focuses on prevention of oral diseases, community dentistry, oral health education, population-based interventions, oral health promotion, and reducing disparities in dental care.

16. Dental Biomaterials & Regenerative Dentistry

Discusses innovative restorative materials, biomaterials, tissue engineering, regenerative approaches, dental stem cells, scaffolds, and emerging materials for oral tissue repair.

17. Cosmetic & Aesthetic Dentistry

Explores smile design, veneers, whitening, aesthetic restorations, minimally invasive cosmetic procedures, digital smile planning, and patient-centered aesthetic treatment.

18. Dental Radiology & 3D Imaging

Covers intraoral and panoramic imaging, CBCT, three-dimensional treatment planning, image-guided procedures, radiation safety, and advanced diagnostic imaging.

19. Teledentistry & Remote Oral Healthcare

Examines virtual consultations, remote screening, digital patient communication, telehealth platforms, and opportunities and limitations of technology-enabled dental care.

20. Dental Infection Control & Patient Safety

Addresses sterilization, disinfection, cross-infection prevention, clinical hygiene, occupational safety, antimicrobial stewardship, and infection-control protocols in dental settings.

21. Oral Microbiome, Nutrition & Systemic Health

Explores oral microorganisms, microbiome-host interactions, nutrition, periodontal inflammation, oral-systemic relationships, and emerging research connecting oral health with overall health.

22. Dental Education, Research & Innovation

Focuses on contemporary dental education, research methodologies, clinical trials, academic collaboration, scientific publishing, simulation-based learning, and emerging research directions.

23. Dental Technology, Robotics & 3D Printing

Examines robotics, 3D printing, additive manufacturing, customized dental devices, digital laboratories, automated workflows, and technology-driven clinical applications.

24. Dental Practice Management & Professional Development

Covers practice administration, digital patient management, team development, professional communication, ethical practice, quality improvement, and adapting dental practices to technological change.

25. Future Trends in Dentistry & Integrated Oral Healthcare

Provides a multidisciplinary forum for discussing emerging technologies, personalized dentistry, precision oral healthcare, interdisciplinary treatment, sustainability, and future directions in dental science.

Market Analysis

The global dental sector is being influenced by advances in digital technologies, increasing demand for preventive and restorative care, population ageing, aesthetic dentistry, and the continuing development of evidence-based clinical practice. ConferenceMinds’ existing dental program similarly identifies digital dentistry, dental technology, implants, orthodontics, oral cancer, preventive dentistry, telehealth, biomaterials, AI, robotics, and interdisciplinary care as important areas of discussion.

One major market development is the growing integration of digital dentistry into diagnosis, treatment planning, laboratory workflows, and patient communication. Intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM, 3D imaging, 3D printing, digital smile design, and computer-assisted treatment planning are creating new opportunities for dental practices and technology providers.

Artificial intelligence is another emerging area. AI-supported image interpretation, clinical decision support, automated workflows, patient monitoring, and research analytics are creating opportunities for collaboration between dental professionals, technology companies, researchers, and academic institutions.

The market is also being shaped by increasing attention to preventive and population-based oral healthcare. Periodontal disease, dental caries, oral cancer, and inequalities in access to dental services continue to create demand for prevention, screening, education, and community-based interventions.

Ageing populations are additionally increasing demand for geriatric dentistry, prosthodontics, implantology, and comprehensive oral rehabilitation, while consumer interest in appearance is supporting continued development in cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry.

Against this background, an international scientific meeting in Berlin provides a platform for professionals to exchange research findings, discuss emerging technologies, explore multidisciplinary collaborations, and understand changing clinical and commercial priorities across the dental sector.

Venue 

Berlin, the capital of Germany, is a vibrant international city known for its rich history, cultural diversity, scientific excellence, and modern innovation. As one of Europe’s most influential cities, Berlin offers an ideal setting for international conferences, academic meetings, healthcare summits, and professional networking events.

The city combines historic landmarks with contemporary architecture, world-class research institutions, universities, hospitals, museums, and technology companies. Visitors can explore iconic attractions such as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag Building, Museum Island, Berlin Cathedral, and the Berlin Wall Memorial. Berlin’s diverse culinary scene, lively neighborhoods, parks, and cultural events also provide an enjoyable experience beyond conference activities.

Berlin is well connected to major European and international destinations through Berlin Brandenburg Airport and an extensive public transportation network of trains, trams, buses, and underground services. Its efficient infrastructure makes it convenient for delegates traveling from different countries.

For healthcare and scientific professionals, Berlin provides opportunities to connect with researchers, clinicians, academics, industry experts, and institutions from Germany and around the world. The city’s international atmosphere and strong academic and research environment make it a suitable destination for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and professional networking.

With its combination of history, innovation, culture, research, and international connectivity, Berlin offers conference participants both a productive professional environment and an enriching European travel experience.