Yankee Dental Congress 2026

Yankee Dental Congress 2026: Elevating Dentistry in Boston

The Yankee Dental Congress 2026 stands as a premier event for dental professionals seeking outstanding continuing education, access to cutting-edge products and services, and valuable networking opportunities. Hosted by the Massachusetts Dental Society in collaboration with fellow New England dental associations, this event will bring together dentists, hygienists, laboratory technicians, dental assistants, administrators, and industry partners from across the country and beyond. Based on official program details, the event offers a wide array of educational sessions—including lectures, hands-on workshops and practice-management seminars—designed to keep practitioners current with evolving trends in clinical dentistry and office operations.

Participants are invited to fully engage with the exhibit show floor, where leading manufacturers and service providers will display the latest dental technologies, materials and solutions. The prime location in Boston provides attendees with a dynamic environment to increase professional perspective, expand networks and explore new business and clinical opportunities.

The registration structure is designed for flexibility and participation: categories cover dentists, dental hygienists, assistants, technicians and office professionals, each offering access to general attendance credit and additional speciality-targeted sessions. Early registration opens in October for attendees looking to secure preferred pricing and course selections.

Whether you are a solo practitioner aiming to enhance clinical skills, part of a multi-site organization exploring growth strategies, or a member of the broader dental team seeking to stay ahead of industry change, Yankee 2026 promises to provide the education, innovation and community support essential for excellence. Established more than 50 years ago, the Congress remains a leading platform where dental professionals learn together, connect with colleagues, and help define the future of dentistry.