The Australian Orthodontic Congress is a key event for the orthodontic community, bringing together specialists, clinicians and industry partners for a focused program of education, innovation and professional connection. The congress highlights the latest developments in orthodontic care while creating opportunities to explore new technologies and treatment approaches.

With a strong theme centred on “Focusing on Fundamentals,” the event combines clinical insight with practical application. Delegates engage with leading speakers, explore new products and connect with peers, creating an environment where learning and collaboration drive real progress in modern orthodontic practice.

For exhibitors, this means direct access to a highly engaged audience actively seeking solutions that improve patient outcomes and practice performance, while also building relationships with clinicians who value long-term partnerships and trusted suppliers.

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• The Australian Orthodontic Congress attracts a highly specialised audience of orthodontists and dental professionals actively exploring new technologies, materials and treatment solutions.
• A strong scientific program featuring expert speakers keeps delegates engaged, increasing quality interaction across the exhibition floor.
• Exhibitors can showcase innovations in a clinical environment where attendees are focused on improving patient outcomes and treatment efficiency.
• Many attendees are practice owners and senior clinicians, providing access to key decision-makers responsible for purchasing and implementation.
• The event encourages collaboration between clinicians and suppliers, supporting long-term business relationships beyond the congress.

Who Attends the Australian Orthodontic Congress?

• Orthodontists seeking advanced treatment technologies, appliances, and clinical tools to improve treatment accuracy, efficiency, and patient satisfaction.
• General dentists exploring orthodontic techniques, referral pathways, and integrated care approaches to expand services and enhance patient outcomes.
• Practice managers and clinical teams evaluating tools and systems to streamline workflows, optimise operations, and elevate patient care standards.
• Researchers and educators examining the latest developments in orthodontic science, evidence-based practices, and emerging treatment methodologies.
• Students and early-career professionals looking to deepen their knowledge and stay informed on advancements in orthodontic techniques and technologies.
• Dental specialists interested in interdisciplinary collaboration and innovations that support comprehensive patient treatment planning.
• Industry professionals showcasing or sourcing new products, materials, and solutions tailored to modern orthodontic practice.
• Clinic owners aiming to adopt innovative technologies and strategies to enhance service delivery and practice growth.
• Healthcare decision-makers assessing solutions that improve clinical efficiency, patient experience, and long-term practice performance.

• Orthodontic appliance and aligner manufacturers developing advanced solutions for modern treatment needs.
• Dental imaging and diagnostic technology providers enabling accurate assessments and treatment planning.
• Clinical software and practice management platform providers streamlining operations and patient workflows.
• Dental materials and consumables suppliers supporting daily clinical procedures and patient care.
• Infection control and sterilisation solution providers ensuring safe and compliant clinical environments.
• Education and training organisations delivering professional development and clinical learning opportunities.
• Finance, insurance, and professional service providers supporting business growth and risk management.
• Orthodontic laboratory service providers specialising in custom appliance fabrication and digital workflows.
• 3D printing and digital dentistry solution providers enabling rapid production and in-house capabilities.
• Dental equipment manufacturers supplying chairs, units, and specialised orthodontic instruments.
• Patient engagement and communication platform providers improving treatment adherence and experience.
• Tele-dentistry and remote monitoring solution providers supporting virtual orthodontic care models.
• Regulatory and compliance service providers assisting with accreditation and industry standards.

Tips for Exhibitors

• Focus on clinical outcomes. Evidence-based messaging and clear treatment benefits resonate strongly with specialist audiences at the Australian Orthodontic Congress.
• Prepare for detailed technical conversations. Attendees expect clear answers on performance, compatibility and real-world application.
• Use product demonstrations where possible. Visual examples and case-based insights help communicate value effectively.
• Train staff for specialist engagement. Ensure your team can confidently discuss clinical use and application.
• Provide concise take-home materials. Clear information supports post-event follow-up and decision-making.
• If you have multiple shows in a year, pick reliable displays that move with you. From lightboxes to non-illuminated frames, and from foldable and fabric tube types to modular displays for your event needs.

As much as Exhibit Central loves trade shows, we are not the event organisers of the Australian Orthodontic Congress. Let the organisers know you’re interested in participating.

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