The Finnish Dental Convention 2026 (Helsinki, 4-6 November 2026)
About this event
The Finnish Dental Convention, known locally as Hammaslääkäripäivät, stands as the premier dental education and exhibition event in Finland, bringing together the nation's dental professionals for three days of intensive learning and networking.
Held at the Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre, this comprehensive event serves dentists, dental assistants, oral hygienists, dental technicians, and students pursuing careers in dentistry. The convention features an extensive three-day lecture programme organized in cooperation with The Finnish Dental Society Apollonia, complemented by a two-day exhibition showcasing the latest innovations and products in dental practice.
The event represents an unparalleled opportunity for dental professionals to stay current with cutting-edge developments in the field, from digital technologies and treatment innovations to preventive care advances. The lectures run concurrently with educational sessions for dental hygienists and dental nurses through the Oral Health program, ensuring comprehensive coverage of all dental specialties and professional roles.
Attendees benefit from direct access to industry experts, vendors, and thought leaders who shape the future of dental practice. The exhibition component, running on the final two days, allows professionals to evaluate new products, establish supplier relationships, and gather practical information for their practices.
Beyond the formal program, the convention serves as Finland's premier networking arena where dental professionals connect with colleagues from across the country, share clinical experiences, and forge professional relationships that extend long after the event concludes. The event's three-day format ensures adequate time for both formal education and informal professional development, making it an essential annual gathering for any serious dental practitioner in Finland.
Why Attend
1. Stay up-to-date
The Finnish Dental Convention offers unmatched value for dental professionals seeking to advance their skills and practice. This premier event brings together all sectors of the dental profession under one roof—from general practitioners to specialists, hygienists, technicians, and students—creating an exceptional networking environment where you can establish meaningful professional relationships. The comprehensive lecture programme, organized by The Finnish Dental Society Apollonia, ensures access to the latest clinical knowledge, innovative treatment methodologies, and practice management strategies.
2. The latest dental technlogies
The concurrent exhibition showcases cutting-edge products and technologies, allowing you to evaluate solutions that could transform your practice efficiency and patient outcomes. As Finland's largest dental education event, it attracts prominent speakers and industry leaders, guaranteeing exposure to the highest standards of contemporary dental practice. Whether you're seeking continuing education, exploring new products, or building your professional network, this convention delivers concrete opportunities for career advancement and practice enhancement that justify the investment of your time.
About Helsinki
Helsinki, Finland's vibrant capital, offers an exceptional destination for dental conference attendees. Located on the Baltic Sea coast, Helsinki seamlessly blends historic charm with modern innovation, featuring remarkable architecture ranging from the iconic white Uspenski Cathedral to contemporary design districts.
The city is renowned for its excellent healthcare infrastructure and commitment to professional development, making it a natural home for significant medical conferences. Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre provides world-class facilities with outstanding transportation connections via metro, tram, and bus networks, ensuring easy access for international visitors.
The city's compact, walkable nature means you can explore attractions like the historic Market Square, island fortresses, and design museums during free time. Helsinki's reputation as a leader in digital innovation and quality of life makes it an inspiring setting for professional conferences. Early November offers mild autumn weather and the chance to experience Finland's distinctive culture, with excellent restaurants, museums, and shopping options throughout the city.