Dental News - Swedental 2018 immerses dental professionals in digital dentistry

Dental Tribune International

Wed. 14. November 2018

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GOTHENBURG, Sweden: At the 2018 Annual Swedish Dental Congress and Swedental exhibition, dental professionals can learn about the newest products and innovative treatment methods, as well as have the opportunity to advance their skills. For the next three days, visitors are gathering at the Swedish Exhibition and Congress Centre in Gothenburg, the second largest city of Sweden.

Swedental was established in 1973 and is now the leading trade fair in Scandinavia for the dental industry. The fair annually attracts some 180 exhibiting companies from about ten countries. It has around 11,000 visitors every year, including those attending the Annual Dental Congress. This year’s venue offers a total exhibition space of 41,000 m² and boasts 100 years of event organisation excellence.

The Annual Dental Congress offers accredited further education for the entire dental team. Combined with Swedental, participants can enjoy an immersive experience of the newest research and envisioned future developments in all fields of dentistry. The exhibition and the congress focus on the latest dental advances and innovative solutions, presented by inspiring speakers, and seek to foster meaningful business and networking time with peers.

With dental professionals under greater time pressure and public scrutiny than ever, this exhibition and congress present a unique opportunity to catch up with advancements and gain a glimpse of the future. For that reason, this year’s event places special emphasis on digitalisation in the various fields of dental care.

For the first time, the exhibition features a whole new area: Future Lab. The organisers introduce a new walk-through experience that allows participants to travel to the future to discover new technologies and how these innovations can be used in dentistry in the near future. Visitors to the Future Lab can try out AI and MR solutions and new training technologies. Future Lab is furthermore aiming at generating ideas that could develop innovations and practical tools for the future, through dialogue, discussion panels and interaction.

On Thursday evening, participants are once again invited to join the After Dent event, this year being held at the Twentyfourseven cafe in the Gothia Towers (17:00–19:00). Attendees can exchange ideas and experiences with old friends and make new ones while enjoying the live music offering.

Additional information about the meeting, scientific sessions and social events is available at en.swedental.se.

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