ADOH 2027: advanced dentistry and oral health

The 19th International Conference on Advanced Dentistry and Oral Health (ADOH) is scheduled for 16–17 June 2027. The organiser lists Valencia, Spain, as the in-person location and also offers virtual participation. Its public venue page names the city but does not identify a specific conference building; confirm the physical venue before arranging travel.

ADOH is an education-focused meeting for dental professionals. Its value lies in connecting clinical learning with the needs of your practice: choose which topics matter to your patients, compare approaches and capture questions to discuss with colleagues.

Why ADOH matters to dental professionals

Review clinical developments

The published topic areas cover digital dentistry, implants, minimally invasive dentistry, orthodontics, periodontics, and prosthodontic and restorative dentistry. These areas span diagnosis, planning, treatment and restoration, giving clinicians a framework for selecting sessions relevant to their work.

Plan continuing education

The organiser states that participants may earn up to 12 hours of continuing education by attending lectures over the two conference days. Check the current programme and applicable recognition requirements before relying on credits for professional records.

Exchange practice questions

The event promotes professional networking and discussion. Researchers, clinicians and dental-team members can use conversations to compare challenges and consider where new knowledge may inform practice. Specific 2027 session titles and the detailed timetable should be checked in the organiser's current programme.

Who should attend ADOH?

Dental clinicians and specialists

Useful if you want to review clinical approaches in areas such as implant dentistry, orthodontics, periodontics, restorative care or digital workflows.

• Choose topics linked to current treatment or practice-development questions.
• Compare the clinical context, indications and limitations discussed in lectures.
• Record what evidence or colleague input you need before changing a workflow.

Dental researchers, educators and teams

Useful if you work across clinical care, education or research and want to discuss developments with professionals from other settings.

• Bring a focused question from your teaching, research or team practice.
• Note methods, technologies and collaboration ideas that merit follow-up.
• Share relevant learning with colleagues after the meeting.

What topics does ADOH cover?

The organiser's published topic list includes:

• Digital dentistry, including intraoral scanning, digital impressions, CAD/CAM, 3D printing and artificial intelligence.
• Dental implants, including computer-guided placement, biomaterials, implant aesthetics and peri-implant care.
• Minimally invasive dentistry and conservative treatment approaches.
• Orthodontics, including clear aligners, digital orthodontics and 3D-printed appliances.
• Periodontics, tissue regeneration, periodontal maintenance and laser-related approaches.
• Prosthodontics and restorative dentistry, including implant-supported restorations, dental ceramics and composite materials.

These are the conference's published subject areas; check the final programme for which subjects appear in the 2027 sessions.

How to prepare for ADOH

1. Select a learning goal

Choose one or two questions tied to your work: a digital workflow to evaluate, a treatment challenge to understand, or a material or technique to discuss. A clear question makes it easier to decide which sessions deserve priority.

2. Review the programme and participation format

ADOH lists in-person participation in Valencia and virtual participation. Confirm the current schedule, format details, registration conditions and any continuing-education documentation directly with the organiser.

3. Prepare to assess clinical relevance

For each topic, note the patient or workflow context, evidence you need, equipment or training implications, and questions about limitations. Treat a presentation as a prompt for professional evaluation, not an automatic reason to change care.

During the conference

Keep notes under three headings: clinical question → useful evidence or approach → follow-up needed. For a digital dentistry session, for example, record which workflow problem it addresses and what additional evidence or training your team would need. In discussions, ask about the context in which a technique is used and how outcomes are assessed.

After ADOH: apply the learning carefully

Sort notes into immediate reading, team discussion and longer-term evaluation. Share relevant points with colleagues, verify claims against appropriate professional evidence, and identify what would need to change before adopting a technique or technology. For research or education ideas, record potential collaborators and a concrete next conversation.

Is ADOH worth attending?

ADOH is most relevant to dental professionals seeking continuing education and discussion across the topics listed by the organiser. Its two-format participation offer may suit clinicians and teams who need to choose between in-person and virtual attendance. The value depends on the fit between the final programme and your learning goals; review the schedule and confirm the physical venue before making travel plans.

ADOH 2027 at a glance

The organiser's homepage identifies ADOH 2027 and the dates; check its latest programme and venue details as they are confirmed.

ADOH: choose the question you want to answer

Which clinical or professional question would make two days of dentistry education worthwhile? Learn, compare, discuss and decide what deserves follow-up.

Dentistry opportunities in Spain

Market context

A 2026 study indexed by PubMed reports 42,860 active dentists in Spain in 2024–25. This provides context for the size of the country's dental workforce; it does not indicate demand for any specific product or service.

Opportunities for professional suppliers

Dental technology, materials and education providers may assess whether the conference's clinician audience and published subject areas match their offer. The reviewed event pages do not establish a specific 2027 exhibitor list.

Opportunities for visitors

Clinicians could use the conference topics to compare developments in digital workflows, implants and specialist care, then decide which approaches merit further evidence review or team discussion.

Spain's reported dental workforce gives the event's subject matter a relevant professional context, while the fit for any participant depends on their products, clinical needs and professional requirements.

Discover Valencia

The conference location is listed as Valencia, a city with historic architecture, public markets and contemporary cultural destinations.

The Silk Exchange

Visit Valencia identifies La Lonja de la Seda as a UNESCO World Heritage site and a distinctive example of Gothic architecture.

Central Market

The city's official tourism guide presents the Central Market as a place to experience local food and market culture.

City of Arts and Sciences

This complex brings together attractions in striking contemporary buildings designed by Santiago Calatrava. These places can complement conference time; check current visitor arrangements before planning.