Health Tech
JDIQ - Journees Dentaires Internationales du Quebec
The Journées dentaires internationales du Québec (JDIQ) is a congress focused on dentistry, offering conferences, workshops, and educational courses for dental professionals. It serves as a platform for continuing education, with content from past editions available through the Order of Dentists of Quebec.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 28 May 2027 to 1 June 2027
- Organiser
- Ordre des dentistes du Québec
- Expected attendance
- 12,550
- Industry
- Health Tech
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Hygiène dentaire
- Parodontie
- Radiologie
- Medécine buccale
- Dentisterie de restauration
- Apnée
- Urgences médicales
- Gestion et communication
- Intelligence artificielle
- Implants
- Santé dentaire publique
- Dentisterie gériatrique
On stage
Speakers
- Dr. Dale Miles
- Pr. Nigel Pitts
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Hôtel Park Avenue
4544 Avenue du Parc, H2V 4E3
La Cité Apartments
350 Rue Prince Arthur Ouest, H2X 3R4
Hotel Plateau Royale
4555 Avenue du Parc, H2V 4E4
hemma
61 Rue Saint-Cuthbert
Best Western Ville Marie
3407 Rue Peel, Montreal
Sofitel
Parc Suites Hotel
3463 Avenue du Parc, H2X 2H6
Hôtel Le Cantlie
1110 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montréal, H3A 1G9
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