New York City is open for business, and so is the Greater New York Dental Meeting

The meeting will be held Friday through Wednesday, Nov. 23 to 28.

“The Javits Convention Center and all the hotels are open, the roads and airports are now operating and our registration numbers in all categories are ahead of last year,” organizers said. “We look forward to seeing you in a few weeks and welcoming everyone to the largest and greatest educational and buying event Dentistry has ever seen.”

Registration is open for the meeting, which is the largest dental congress and health-care meeting in the United States, with 53,789 attendees from all 50 states and 127 countries in 2011. A significantly expanded international program accommodated 6,656 international visitors in 2011, with sessions in French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Russian.

The high-energy event, which never has a pre-registration fee, draws top dental professionals with an expansive exhibit hall and more than 300 educational courses, including full-day and half-day seminars, essays, hands-on workshops and a live, 430-seat, high-tech patient demonstration area.

New York City is full of cultural enclaves that give attendees the opportunity to experience foods, festivals, arts and more from all over the globe. Few cities offer a wider variety of iconic attractions, historic buildings and cultural sites.

Three major international airports, Newark Liberty (EWR), Kennedy (JFK) and La Guardia (LGA) and discounted hotel rates for registrants, make it easy for any dental professional to visit New York City and attend the meeting.

The GNYDM staff encourages you to see all New York City has to offer during one of its most beautiful times of year.

(Source: Greater New York Dental Meeting)