The organisers cite more than 35,000 runners for Barcelona's final charity race of the year. That figure has not been independently confirmed in the available search results.
Institutos Odontológicos is renewing its collaboration with the Barcelona Women's Race, according to the announcement. The partnership links sport with oral health prevention and places the dental organisation alongside initiatives supporting the fight against cancer and gender violence. No separate official statement from the race, the organisation, city authorities or partner charities was identified in the available results.
The available search did not independently confirm the race's final participation figures or any later official update.
Prevention moves beyond the dental clinic
Women attending the SportWoman Expo on the day before the race can visit the Institutos Odontológicos stand to learn about the organisation's approach to oral health. An interactive game and a guaranteed prize give visitors a practical reason to stop. The event also puts that activity in a wider public-health setting.
That prevention-first approach also appears in an earlier oral health report, which looked at dentistry's role in care education, research and prevention.
Barcelona is described as the ninth and final stop on the charity initiative calendar. The available Barcelona municipal search did not independently confirm the race date, the number of participants, funds raised or later campaign results. According to the announcement, Institutos Odontológicos has nine dental clinics in the city. The organisation is using that local presence to encourage people to join a mass event where sport and health promotion meet.
The available independent search also did not verify the organisation's stated 1988 founding date, its claimed network of more than 40 clinics or the figure of nine clinics in Barcelona. The dental-directory results located during the review list clinics but do not independently establish those details.
Trust is the organisation's stated clinical foundation
Institutos Odontológicos says its clinics practise honest dentistry built on trust, transparency and empathy. The organisation describes its professionals' human approach as a defining value. It also points to advanced technology and equipment intended to deliver treatment with quality and comfort.
The brand says it was founded in 1988 and now has more than 40 dental clinics across Catalonia, Zaragoza, Madrid, the Basque Country, Valencia, Castellón, Pamplona and the Balearic Islands. The available search results did not independently confirm those historical or network claims. A World Athletics overview found during the review likewise does not substantiate the race-specific figures. The organisation says its Barcelona network gives the campaign a local base rather than leaving the message at the level of event sponsorship.
The partnership puts prevention in a place where people have already gathered for a health-focused event. Institutos Odontológicos says it is using the race to bring oral wellbeing into a wider discussion about healthier lives and social responsibility.
