This year’s BDIA Dental Showcase is taking place October 9-11, at ExCel London. Attending the event is a great way to keep up with the latest innovations and advances available to you. Here we explore a few ways to expand your knowledge during your visit to the UK’s largest and most anticipated dental exhibition.
Preview cutting-edge technology
Over 10,000 dental professionals choose BDIA Dental Showcase every year to learn about what’s new in dentistry. For this reason, many exhibitors choose it to launch their brand new product developments. This year you will be exposed to a plethora of exclusive new equipment and oral health products. See our BDIA product focus for what this year’s exhibitors are planning to unveil!
Meet up-and-coming names in dentistry
Every year, more and more new companies discover the benefits of attending such a vibrant exhibition as BDIA Dental Showcase. This year, you’ll be sure to see the same big names in dentistry you look forward to seeing every year but you’ll also be sure to see many newcomers! Dental Practice Growth UK (stand S06), Patterson Dental Technology (stand U05) and Sappsuma (stand U14) are just some of the exciting new faces set to exhibit this year offering brand new innovations to help practices progress and grow.
Get hands-on
A top reason for attending BDIA Dental Showcase is to make important purchasing decisions. This is because exhibitors are always ready to help you get as much practical experience as you can, answer all your questions and help you decide what will work best in your practice, with absolutely no pressure to buy. Watch live demonstrations and get great hands-on interaction with all the clinical and business-related products that interest you, all under one roof. And if you do decide to
buy, there are plenty of exclusive Showcase discounts to take advantage of!
Catch up with the societies that matter to you
With changes to CPD requirements, an increased awareness of litigation in dentistry and a new NHS contract on the horizon, there’s lots to keep up with at the moment. Visit the Associations’ Pavilion where you can catch up with your professional body and discuss the latest news, developments and membership option. This year the British Endodontic Society is making its debut. President of the society, Murray Saunders, explains why they will be attending BDIA Dental Showcase this year: “With such a large number of dentists in attendance, BDIA Dental Showcase is the perfect platform for us to catch up with our existing members and meet new ones. We’re looking forward to liaising with delegates to discuss our membership
options, promote our professional development and conference opportunities and offer guidance.”
Learn a new skill
Whether you’re looking for advice on how best to comply with ever-changing regulations, new techniques for cosmetic dentistry or the latest in surgery equipment, at BDIA Dental Showcase there’s plenty of 20-minute mini lectures to choose from. Paul Mendlesohn from Code will reveal how iComply can save you time, staff resources and money, whilst giving you the peace of mind that you are up to date and ready for your next CQC inspection. Gary Dorman from In-Line Orthodontic UK Ltd shares ‘The Golden Rules of Success with Clear Aligner Therapy’ promising guaranteed success in every case. Tobias
Harfmann, product manager from W&H will lecture on ‘Handpiece innovations – what’s new and why’ as part of an insightful
session about new product development and how this is influenced by user requirements.
Visit the Dental Showcase website (www.dentalshowcase.com) for all the times and to find out more about the topics that will be discussed this year.
Register now
Tickets on the door cost £10, whereas advanced registration is absolutely free. Head online to www.dentalshowcase.com to
register for your free ticket and discover all you need to know to plan your day. We’re constantly adding new exhibitors and
lectures to an already packed line-up. To keep up, follow us on twitter @DentalShowcase or like us on Facebook, just search
‘Dental Showcase’.
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