Chesapeake Dental Conference 2026 (Ocean City, 18-20 September 2026)
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Chesapeake Dental Conference 2026 (Ocean City, 18-20 September 2026)

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Date
18–20 Sep 2026
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Location
Ocean City, Maryland, United States
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Organizer
Maryland State Dental Association
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Price
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About this event

The Chesapeake Dental Conference 2026, organized by the Maryland State Dental Association, is a well-established annual meeting that brings together dental professionals from across Maryland and the surrounding region. Set to take place in Ocean City, this event combines high-quality continuing education with a relaxed, coastal atmosphere.

Hosted at the Princess Royale oceanfront resort, the conference offers a diverse program featuring expert speakers, educational sessions, and engaging activities designed to support clinical excellence and professional growth. Attendees can expect opportunities to expand their knowledge, connect with colleagues, and explore the latest trends and innovations in dentistry.

Beyond education, the Chesapeake Dental Conference is known for its strong sense of community, blending learning with social events, charitable initiatives, and networking opportunities. With its unique mix of professional development and seaside experience, it remains a standout event in the regional dental calendar.

About Ocean City

Ocean City, Maryland, is a popular Atlantic Ocean resort town in Worcester County, known for its beaches and vibrant summer tourism. It spans over 9 miles along a barrier island with 10 miles of free public beaches, a famous 3-mile boardwalk featuring shops, amusement parks like Trimper's Rides, and entertainment. The year-round population is around 7,000, but it swells to over 300,000 on summer weekends, drawing up to 8 million visitors annually and becoming Maryland's second-largest municipality after Baltimore.