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Oral Therapy 2026

Welcome Message

We are delighted to welcome you to the “15th World Summit on Oral Health and Dentistry”, scheduled for January 29-30, 2026 in Paris, France. This year’s conference embraces the inspiring theme, “Global Perspectives on Oral Health and Dentistry,” designed to introduce innovative ideas, techniques, and strategies that enhance professional practice. Join us as we gather leading experts and professionals from across the globe at Oral Therapy 2026.

The summit offers a dynamic platform for researchers, specialists, university professors, and students to participate in a rich program featuring keynote lectures, oral and poster presentations, interactive sessions, and ample opportunities for knowledge exchange. It is the ideal venue to share your research insights and gain recognition with certificates endorsed by our distinguished organizing committee. With an unparalleled line-up of keynote speakers, renowned participants, and captivating sessions, this event is a must-attend gathering. It also presents excellent networking opportunities for academics and industry professionals to collaborate and build lasting connections. We warmly invite you to confirm your participation and join us along with your colleagues.

Thanks & Regards,
Program Manager
Oral Therapy 2026

About Conference

The Conference Series is delighted to invite doctors and professionals from around the globe to join us at the 15th World Summit on Oral Health and Dentistry, scheduled for January 29-30, 2026, in Paris, France. This remarkable event will spotlight the theme, “Global Perspectives on Oral Health and Dentistry,” fostering innovation and collaboration.

Oral Therapy 2026 serves as a premier platform that unites international medical and dental health experts to exchange and share cutting-edge research findings in Dentistry and Oral Health. This global dental conference offers an invaluable opportunity for discussions on groundbreaking innovations, engaging leading scientists, researchers, practitioners, emerging scholars, and industry leaders in the field of dental health.

Why Attend?

Gain insight into the latest advancements in Dentistry and Oral Health research, enriching your understanding of oral well-being.
Network with peers, build professional relationships, and explore collaborative opportunities.
Learn from internationally renowned speakers presenting innovative approaches and updates, particularly in the field of dental implants.

With symposia, workshops, and interactive sessions, the conference provides a dedicated forum for the exploration, advancement, and exchange of knowledge related to Dentistry and Oral Health.

Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to be part of a transformative event in the dental health domain

Target Audience

Dentistry
Oral Health
Endodontic
Odontology
Advanced Research on Paediatric Dentistry
Prosthodontics
Orthodontics
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Dental Hygiene
Periodontology
Dental Pharmacology
Preventive Dentistry
Dental Materials
Micro Dentistry
Oral Microbiology and Pathology
Dental Public Health
Gerontology
Cosmetic Dentistry
Dental Stem Cells
Dental Instruments

Abstract Submission Guidelines:

Abstract Length: Limit to 300 words.
Title Format: Use sentence case.
Author Information: Include full names of all authors and co-authors along with their affiliations.
Author Biography: Provide a concise bio (up to 100 words) and a photograph.
Review Process: All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the scientific committee, and responses will be sent via email within 24-48 hours of submission.
Publication: Accepted abstracts will be published in the conference proceedings and relevant journal.
Submit your abstract here: Abstract Submission

We encourage speakers worldwide to submit abstracts, research papers, case studies, and posters that align with the "Call for Abstracts" or their specific research interests.

Registration Details:

Oral Therapy 2026 offers cost-effective registration options for attendees, including doctors, presenters, physicians, students, academicians, sponsors, exhibitors, and groups. Special group registration packages are also available for webinars.

Join us to explore the latest advancements and network with leading professionals in the field of Oral Health and Dentistry!

Sessions & Tracks

Track 1: Dentistry

Dentistry is a medical specialty focused on the study, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of a wide range of conditions affecting the oral cavity. It primarily emphasizes the dentition, oral mucosa, and associated structures and tissues within the maxillofacial region. Beyond oral health alone, dentistry also addresses the broader craniofacial complex, including the temporomandibular joint and its supporting anatomical structures.

This field provides a wide variety of services and treatments, such as:

Comprehensive full-mouth reconstruction
Denture fabrication and fitting
Dental fillings for cavity repair
Teeth whitening and cosmetic procedures
Root canal therapy for complex cases
Esthetic dentistry and ceramic restorations
Custom-designed athletic mouth guards
Advanced nano-dentistry techniques
Innovative implant dentistry solutions

Dentistry continues to advance, integrating modern technologies and innovative approaches to improve patient care and overall oral health outcomes.

Track 2: Oral Health

Oral health refers to the state of being free from pain, infections, injuries, periodontal disease, tooth decay, and other conditions that affect the oral cavity and facial region. It plays a vital role in overall health and well-being, allowing individuals to speak, smile, taste, chew, and swallow comfortably and effectively.

Common risk factors contributing to oral health problems include poor nutrition, tobacco use, excessive alcohol consumption, and inadequate oral hygiene practices.

Topics Covered:

Oral Piercing
Oral and Oropharyngeal Cancer

Track 3: Endodontics

Endodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry dedicated to the study, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases and conditions affecting the dental pulp and surrounding periapical tissues. The dental pulp, composed of nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue, plays a vital role in maintaining tooth vitality.

The most common and widely recognized procedure in endodontics is root canal therapy, which involves removing infected or damaged pulp to preserve and restore the natural tooth.

Key Topics:

Endodontic Instruments
Cleaning and Shaping of the Root Canal System
Regenerative Endodontics
Application of Diode Lasers in Endodontics

Track 4: Odontology

Odontology is the study and identification of dental structures, anomalies, and their prevention. Beyond clinical dentistry, it plays a vital role in forensic science by aiding in personal identification through dental records, age estimation, and bite mark analysis. This field provides accurate, scientific methods for linking dental evidence to individuals, making it crucial for both healthcare and legal investigations while ensuring precision in understanding oral conditions.

Track 5: Advanced Pediatric Dentistry Research

Pediatric dentistry prioritizes children's oral health by focusing on early detection and treatment of dental problems. It also educates parents on preventive care, proper diet, and habits like thumb-sucking.

Key Topics:

Managing Traumatic Injuries in Children
Fluoride Treatment Approaches
Preventive Dental Care for Kids

Track 6: Orthodontics

Orthodontics focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and correcting misaligned teeth and jaws. Treatments such as braces and retainers help improve bite alignment and overall dental health.

Key Topics:

Latest Innovations in Orthodontics
Managing Cleft Lip and Palate
The Role of Genetics in Orthodontics

Track 7: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery specializes in diagnosing and surgically treating a wide range of conditions affecting the mouth, jaws, and facial region. This includes complex procedures such as cleft lip and palate surgeries, as well as dental implant surgeries. The field also addresses trauma, tumors, infections, and other disorders of the face and mouth, offering both functional and aesthetic solutions. Expertise in this area helps improve patients' quality of life by restoring both health and appearance.

Key Topics:

Cleft Lip and Palate Surgical Procedures
Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Implant Surgery

Track 8: Dental Hygiene

Dental Hygiene focuses on maintaining oral health and its impact on overall well-being. Dental hygienists, in collaboration with healthcare teams, provide personalized care using biomedical, clinical, and social approaches. Their responsibilities include oral cancer screening, preventive measures, and assessing the soft tissues of the oral cavity to detect early signs of disease.

Key Topics:

Apicoectomy
Dentin Hypersensitivity
Nano Materials

Track 9: Periodontology

Periodontology, or periodontics, is a specialized branch of dentistry dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases affecting the supporting structures of the teeth, such as gums, alveolar bone, and periodontal ligaments. The main goal of this specialty is to preserve natural teeth and promote long-term oral health. By addressing conditions caused by dental biofilm, periodontology helps manage gum disease, periodontal infections, and other oral concerns while preventing complications like tooth loss and dental caries.

Track 10: Dental Pharmacology

Dental Pharmacology is the study and application of medications used in dentistry to diagnose, manage, and prevent oral health problems. It includes the safe use of anesthetics for pain control, vasoconstrictors to enhance local anesthesia, and therapeutic agents for conditions such as periodontal disease, infections, and inflammation. This field ensures effective treatment outcomes by integrating pharmacological principles into dental care, while also considering potential side effects, drug interactions, and patient-specific needs for optimal oral and overall health.

Track 11: Preventive Dentistry

Preventive Dentistry emphasizes the preservation of oral health by protecting teeth and gums from cavities, enamel erosion, and periodontal disease. It plays a vital role in pediatric care, encouraging early interventions to prevent long-term dental issues such as gingivitis, tooth decay, and periodontitis. Through proactive measures, preventive dentistry supports lifelong oral wellness and reduces the need for complex treatments.

Topics in Preventive Dentistry:

Lifestyle Modification
Cavities and Tooth Decay
Impact of Tooth Alignment on Oral Health
Caries Prevention

Track 12: AI, 3D Imaging, and Digital Dentistry

AI, 3D Imaging, and Digital Dentistry are revolutionizing dental diagnostics and treatment planning. Artificial Intelligence enhances image interpretation, improves diagnostic precision, and supports personalized dental care. Combined with 3D imaging, these technologies enable detailed visualization of oral and craniofacial structures, ensuring more accurate and efficient dental procedures.

Key Applications

AI-Assisted Diagnostic Imaging
Cone Beam 3D Imaging
Digital Radiography
Predictive Analytics in Treatment Planning

Track 13: Dental Materials

Dental Materials are specially engineered for dental applications like restorations, implants, and prosthetics. These materials are tailored to specific uses, contributing to the restoration or enhancement of dental structures, thereby improving patients' quality of life.

Topics Covered in Dental Materials:

Oral Biomaterials and Natural Tissues
Innovations in Dental Materials
Polymer Materials for Denture Prosthetics
Stem Cell Biology in Dental Sciences
Biocompatible Nanomaterials

Track 14: Micro Dentistry

Micro Dentistry emphasizes precision and minimally invasive techniques in dental procedures. It enhances accuracy and visibility while addressing oral health issues with advanced methods such as air abrasion, fiber-optic lighting, and caries-detecting dyes.

Topics Covered in Micro Dentistry:

Track 15: Oral Microbiology and Pathology

Oral Microbiology investigates microorganisms within the oral cavity and their role in dental conditions such as caries and periodontal disease. Oral Pathology complements this by studying the causes and effects of oral diseases, supporting diagnosis and treatment strategies.

Track 16: Gerodontology

Gerodontology, also known as Senior Dentistry, is a specialized branch of dentistry dedicated to the assessment, prevention, and treatment of dental issues to enhance the oral health and overall quality of life for elderly individuals. This field examines age-related changes in oral health and addresses the social, psychological, and environmental aspects of aging.

Key Topics in Gerodontology:

Tooth Wear
Sedation and Restraint in Dentistry

Track 17: Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry involves dental procedures aimed at improving the appearance of teeth, gums, and overall dental aesthetics. The focus is on enhancing dental appearance, including the color, alignment, shape, and overall smile. Cosmetic procedures include tooth-colored fillings, teeth whitening, and full-mouth reconstructions.

Key Topics in Cosmetic Dentistry:

Aesthetic Dentistry and Ceramic Restoration
Cosmetic Dentures
Pulp Protectants and Liners

Track 18: Dental Stem Cells

Dental stem cells derived from baby teeth, often referred to as Chalet, share similarities with Dental Pulp Stem Cells (DPSCs). Chalet cells are harvested from naturally exfoliated or extracted baby teeth, offering promising potential for differentiation into various cell types such as osteocytes, odontoblasts, and adipocytes.

Significance of Dental Stem Cells:

Chalet cells demonstrate enhanced proliferative capabilities and present a novel avenue for regenerative dentistry.

Track 19: Dental Instruments

Dental instruments are vital tools used in the examination, diagnosis, treatment, and maintenance of oral health. They include specialized devices for procedures such as dental examinations, restorations, extractions, and oral tissue management. Each instrument plays a crucial role in ensuring precision, comfort, and effectiveness during dental treatments, forming the foundation of modern dental practice and patient care.

Track 20: Dental Implants and Dentures

Dental Implants act as permanent replacements for missing teeth, mimicking natural tooth roots and integrating seamlessly with the jawbone. They offer structural stability, prevent bone loss, and maintain facial integrity. Dentures, meanwhile, provide removable solutions for tooth replacement.

Key Topics:

Complete and Partial Dentures
Osseo integrated Implants

Track 21: Dental Anesthesiology

Dental Anesthesiology specialized branch focuses on pain management during dental procedures using advanced techniques like local anesthesia, sedation, and general anesthesia. It prioritizes patient comfort and anxiety management during surgical and routine care.

Key Topics:

Track 22: COVID-19 and Dental Care

The COVID-19 pandemic has emphasized the role of dental professionals in minimizing viral transmission while providing essential care. The adoption of strict infection control measures and personal protective equipment (PPE) is pivotal to ensuring safety during dental practices.

Track 23: Dental Case Reports

Dental case reports focus on documenting unique clinical observations, diagnoses, and treatments in dentistry. These reports provide valuable insights into oral conditions such as oral cancer and Vincent infection.

Key Topics:

Track 24: Forensic Dentistry and Odontology

Forensic Dentistry involves the application of dental science in legal investigations, including the identification of individuals through dental records and evidence. It plays a critical role in criminal cases and disaster victim identification.

Key Topics:

Radiography in Forensics
Dental Verification Techniques

Benefits of participation

For All Participants:

Global Exposure: You’re Speaker and Abstract pages will be created on Google, showcasing your name to a worldwide audience.
Extensive Reach: Our robust online publicity garners over 20,000 users and 60,000 views for our Abstracts Library, providing unparalleled exposure to researchers and speakers participating in our conferences.
CME Credits: All conference participants can earn CME Credits by attending our Oral Therapy 2026 Conference in Paris, France.
Certification: All conference participants will receive Certification.
One-on-One Meetings: A unique opportunity to engage in one-on-one meetings with Eminent Speakers.
Keynote Insights: Gain unique perspectives from global researchers during our Keynote sessions, featuring the foremost experts in Oral Therapy 2025.
Industry Networking: Connect with industrial leaders in person, providing a valuable platform for discussions and collaborations.
Educational Symposia: Engage in thought-provoking symposia.
Career Development Workshops: Access workshops for career development.
Preconference Workshops: Attend preconference workshops held in various countries.
Recognition Opportunities: Nominations for the Best Poster Award, Speaker and Outstanding Young Researcher Award.
Group Registration Benefits: Special benefits for group registrations.

For Speakers:

Cutting-Edge Research: Explore the latest advancements in research.
Profile Recognition: Achieve global recognition for your research work.
Professional Development: Earn professional development credits.
Online Presence: Your presentation and talk will be recorded and hosted on YouTube, enhancing your research profile.
Networking and Social Events: Establish lasting connections at networking and social events.
Publication Opportunities: One-page advertisement in the abstract book and flyer distribution, reaching 1 million views and adding value to your research profile.
Diverse Learning: Expand your knowledge beyond your core subject.

For Sponsors:

Prominent Showcase: Showcase your Oral Therapy 2026 products on a global stage.
International Exposure: Gain exposure to the international audience, increasing business opportunities.
Technology Display: Present new technology and products to a broad global audience.
Client Acquisition: Attract potential clients and future business prospects.
Exclusive Location: Access top customers at our Oral Therapy 2026 Conference.
Networking Opportunities: Build connections and foster partnerships
Lead Generation: Generate leads through conference participants.
Benchmarking: Benchmark key business strategies.
Competitive Insights: Learn from and understand competitors.
Supplier Connections: Discover new vendors and suppliers.
Business Deals: Many organizations make deals and sign contracts at our Oral Therapy 2025.
Online Visibility: Benefit from website visibility to over 35,000 visitors in less than 6 months.
Promotional Exposure: Your organization's logo featured prominently in conference materials.

For Collaborators:

Prime Platform: Showcase your society to a vast audience.
Strengthen Relationships: Foster lasting connections with peers.
Increased Membership: Promotional content and logo visibility will boost your association's subscribers/members.
Global Impact: Enhance your organization's visibility on a global scale.
Networking Opportunities: Representatives can connect with key delegates to promote your organization and services.
Wide Outreach: Inclusion in conference press releases and promotional materials.

For Delegates:

Face-to-Face Interaction: Meet experts and influencers personally.
Knowledge Sharing: Exchange ideas with researchers and experts in your field.
Learning Opportunities: Discover new tips and tactics.
Skill Development: Elevate your professional knowledge and skills.
Energizing Experience: Conference attendance rejuvenates and inspires.
Ideological Innovation: Explore fresh approaches for improved outcomes in your industry.
City Experience: Enjoy the vibrant city where the conference is held.
Profile Enhancement: Raise your professional profile.

Visa Application Process

To apply for a business visa to attend conferences in Paris, France, please follow these guidelines:

Contact your nearest Paris, France Travel Agency/ Visa Information Center/ Embassy for the correct application form.

Ensure that you provide all the required documents and follow the embassy's guidelines for processing your visa.

Minimum required documents may include:

Official Letter of Invitation
Letter of Acceptance/Approval for abstracts (if you are a speaker)
Proof of payment receipt for registration
Hotel Booking Confirmation Letter for accommodation issued on conference letterhead

Note: Registration and accommodation fee payments are prerequisites for obtaining a Letter of Invitation and Accommodation Confirmation. Feel free to contact us for further information @ dentistrysummit@globalconferencemeet.com.

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Conference Date January 29-30, 2026

For Sponsors & Exhibitors

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Useful Links

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Welcome Message

About Conference

Why Attend?

Target Audience

Abstract Submission Guidelines:

Registration Details:

Sessions & Tracks

Track 1: Dentistry

Track 2: Oral Health

Track 3: Endodontics

Track 4: Odontology

Track 5: Advanced Pediatric Dentistry Research

Track 6: Orthodontics

Track 7: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Track 8: Dental Hygiene

Track 9: Periodontology

Track 10: Dental Pharmacology

Track 11: Preventive Dentistry

Track 12: AI, 3D Imaging, and Digital Dentistry

Track 13: Dental Materials

Track 14: Micro Dentistry

Track 15: Oral Microbiology and Pathology

Track 16: Gerodontology

Track 17: Cosmetic Dentistry

Track 18: Dental Stem Cells

Track 19: Dental Instruments

Track 20: Dental Implants and Dentures

Track 21: Dental Anesthesiology

Track 22: COVID-19 and Dental Care

Track 23: Dental Case Reports

Track 24: Forensic Dentistry and Odontology

Benefits of participation

Visa Application Process

To Collaborate Scientific Professionals around the World

Useful Links

Past Conference Report

Supported By