Over 3,500 dentists and dental professionals filled the Damascus Fairgrounds this week. The turnout shows Syria's push to stay at the center of dental training and new clinical methods, even as the country faces tough conditions. The 23rd Syrian International Dental Conference (SIDC 2026) started on September 24 and runs through September 26 at the Damascus International Fair City. As of the latest reports, there have been no delays or changes to the schedule.
The conference program features approximately 78 specialized lectures, focusing on dental implants, digital dentistry, diagnostic methods, and practical treatment planning.
The conference packs 78 expert-led lectures into three days. Each session digs into new advances in dental implants, digital dentistry, and up-to-date diagnostic and treatment planning. The focus is not just on theory. Attendees get practical training they can use in their clinics right away. This format was confirmed in the opening remarks and covered in a Twasl News report that points to the event's hands-on approach and drive for innovation.
This year's SIDC stands out for its size and mix of participants. Dentists from all over Syria and several Arab countries are sharing their experience and comparing their work to the latest regional standards. The strong focus on digital dentistry and implants shows how fast the field is changing, even as local challenges remain. The Syrian Dental Syndicate's official announcement matches the conference's dates and location, confirming the details.
An independent news review confirms that the conference attracted around 3,500 participants and included the attendance of key government officials, underlining the event's official status and broad professional engagement.
