Join dental professionals and researchers for this international conference featuring the latest innovations in dentistry.
Addressing dental public health challenges and policy innovations. Join us in Washington DC for this comprehensive conference.
Conference Overview
The International Forum on Dentistry and Dental Public Health (IFD-DPH) provides a platform for dental professionals to explore the latest developments in dental conference. This event brings together experts, researchers, and practitioners.
Key Topics
- Dental public health policy
- Community oral health initiatives
- Epidemiological studies in dentistry
- Access to care improvements
Why Attend?
- Enhance clinical skills and knowledge
- Learn evidence-based approaches
- Network with dental professionals
- Earn general dentistry CE credits
Who Should Attend
This conference is ideal for dentists, specialists, researchers, dental students, hygienists, and practice managers interested in dental conference.
Location: Washington, District of Columbia
Date: July 25, 2026
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