Contemporary dentistry is undergoing a period of accelerated digital transformation, forming new standards of clinical practice and educational ecology.<\/p>\n
The main challenge<\/strong> remains overcoming barriers to the implementation of innovations and broad synchronization of standards, ensuring the predictability of clinical outcomes; from 4 to 7 September 2026 Prague will become the venue for the FDI World Dental Congress<\/strong>, which brings together the international professional community and provides a platform for the verification of new protocols, discussion of regulatory frameworks and interdisciplinary cooperation.<\/p>\n The Congress is organized by FDI World Dental Federation together with the Czech Dental Chamber and attracts practicing clinicians, clinical researchers, educators and industry representatives \u2014 participants from more than 90 countries confirm broad international representation and the transnational diffusion of professional practices; the program includes scientific sessions, an international exhibition and business communication formats that provide for the discussion of clinically validated protocols, the exchange of experience in workforce training and the synchronization of standards between health systems.<\/p>\n In the Czech Republic over the past decade reforms in the medical insurance system and personnel policy have improved the accessibility of dental care and have created prerequisites for the large-scale implementation of digital solutions \u2014 in clinical practice there is a diffusion of tools based on artificial intelligence<\/strong>, additive technologies and robotic systems applied in diagnosis, planning and execution of restorative and surgical interventions.<\/p>\nEducational ecosystem: structure and content<\/h2>\n
Technologies as a new reality<\/h2>\n
Integration and clinical reproducibility<\/h3>\n