Korean Association of Orthodontists Annual Congress 2027 (Suwon, 11-13 November 2026)

Guided by the core theme "Orthodontic Horizons - Expanding Across Ages and Generations," this major international gathering brings together dental professionals, researchers, and industry leaders from around the world to explore cutting-edge clinical practices, technological advancements, and scientific research spanning every stage of patient care. To ensure seamless global participation, the event features AI-powered simultaneous interpretation across major world languages for all lectures, alongside comprehensive exhibition halls, poster and video presentations, and specialized sessions tailored for modern orthodontic development.

Full event registration grants access to scientific sessions, special lectures, symposia, and the exhibition areas spanning the dates of November 11–13, 2026, at the Suwon Convention Center.

The congress provides direct access to cutting edge advancements under its core theme of expanding orthodontic horizons across all ages and generations.

Participants benefit from comprehensive lectures delivered by leading international and domestic experts covering modern techniques, technological innovations, and evidence based clinical management.

The event also features advanced exhibitions showcasing the latest orthodontic materials, software systems, and digital treatment workflows.

Additionally, the gathering serves as an exceptional platform for global networking, allowing practitioners to exchange insights with peers from diverse healthcare backgrounds while engaging with specialized scientific research through structured presentations and poster sessions.

Located just south of Seoul in Gyeonggi Province, Suwon is a major cultural and economic hub that seamlessly blends South Korea's deep historical heritage with modern innovation. Famous for the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Hwaseong Fortress—an impressive late-18th-century stone fortification featuring expansive city views and preserved royal architecture—the city offers visitors a unique look into Korea's Joseon Dynasty history.

As the headquarters for major technology enterprises such as Samsung Electronics, Suwon is equally recognized for its cutting-edge infrastructure, modern shopping complexes, and vibrant culinary scene, including its renowned local galbi (marinated short ribs) and famous chicken street. The congress venue itself, the Suwon Convention Center, sits in the newly developed Gwanggyo district, framed by the scenic Gwanggyo Lake Park, shopping arcades, and direct high-speed transit links to central Seoul.