Today is the day to submit your abstract for the ADOHTA-DHAA National Congress 2024. We have developed step-by-step guidelines to assist you in submitting your abstract. If you need assistance, don't be afraid to contact a member of our team. Reach out to [email protected], our staff are here to help.

Submit your ground breaking abstract for the ADOHTA-DHAA National Congress 2024. This is a valuable chance for individuals to showcase their new research, expertise, and contribute to the advancement of shared knowledge within the oral health community. The Program Committee encourages you to make the most of this opportunity and submit your abstract to make a significant contribution to the Congress.

Our Congress offers different presentation types including Oral Presentation, Poster Presentation and Symposium and encourages submissions from both the scientific and practice perspectives.

Choose from a diverse range of themes and skillsets that align with your research or practice, including Diagnostic and Prevention, Education, Geriodontology, Paediatrics, Periodontology, Population Health, Professional Practice, Restorative, Specialised Needs and Special Needs Dentistry.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of a transformative Congress that delves into critical topics and drives innovation in oral health. Submit your abstract now and join us in shaping the future of research and practice. To ensure your work is considered, submit your abstract before the deadline on Sunday 12 May 2024.

Register now at the early bird discounted price and use your savings to explore Sydney, the home of ADOHTA-DHAA National Congress 2024! The early bird registration rate for the Congress is currently available. All presenters are expected to have a Congress registration so why not register now to ensure you don’t miss out.

From adventure to world class culinary experiences and vibrant entertainment, Sydney is home to a wide variety of opportunities to relax, explore and unwind. Why not check out one of the experiences on our Sydney bucket list while you attend the ADOHTA-DHAA National Congress 2024?

		Climb the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge A Bridge Climb experience provides a stunning 360-degree view of the harbour city. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is nicknamed “The Coat hanger” because of its arch-based design. The Bridge is the widest long-span bridge and tallest steel arch bridge in the world. Enjoy the view!
Relax and unwind at Bondi Beach Stroll along the famous Bondi to Bronte coastal walk, taking in the spectacular views of beaches, parks and carvings by the local Indigenous people. Sydney’s popular cliff top coastal Bondi to Coogee walk runs 6 kilometres and takes about 2 hours to complete.
		Get in touch with your wild side at Taronga Zoo See Australia’s native animals as well as rare and endangered species from around the world at Taronga Zoo, positioned right on the harbour. Taronga Zoo ferry service from Circular Quay takes approximately 12 minutes. Of course, native wildlife will be on show too koalas, kangaroos, echidnas and frilled neck lizards.