Cosmetic Dentistry & Orofacial Myology

The 8th Annual Meeting on Cosmetic Dentistry & Orofacial Myology will be held on January 25–26, 2027, in Paris, France, bringing together leading dentists, researchers, clinicians, orthodontists, prosthodontists, orofacial myologists, dental technicians, and industry professionals to explore the rapidly evolving relationship between facial aesthetics, smile design, oral function, and orofacial muscle harmony. The meeting will provide an international platform for exchanging clinical knowledge, presenting innovative research, and discussing emerging technologies shaping modern aesthetic dentistry.

With the theme of integrating smile aesthetics with functional facial balance, the conference will focus on how cosmetic dental treatments can be planned with greater consideration for facial proportions, muscle function, occlusion, posture, airway-related factors, and long-term oral health. Digital Smile Design, AI-assisted treatment planning, 3D imaging, intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM workflows, minimally invasive aesthetic dentistry, veneers, clear aligners, and advanced restorative techniques will be among the key areas of discussion. Recent literature highlights the growing role of AI in digital smile design and its potential to improve treatment planning, efficiency, visualization, and patient communication, while emphasizing the continuing importance of clinician judgment.

The meeting will feature keynote lectures, scientific sessions, oral and poster presentations, interactive discussions, and networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with international experts and discover the latest developments in cosmetic and functional dental care.

The event is particularly valuable for professionals seeking to understand how aesthetic outcomes and functional orofacial considerations can be integrated into personalized treatment planning. It will also provide opportunities for dental companies and technology innovators to showcase advanced products, materials, imaging systems, software, and clinical solutions.

Track 01 – Digital Smile Design & AI-Driven Aesthetic Dentistry

Digital Smile Design (DSD) is transforming modern cosmetic dentistry by combining facial analysis, digital photography, intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM, and artificial intelligence. This track will explore how AI-assisted technologies can support smile analysis, tooth proportion assessment, facial mapping, treatment simulation, and personalized aesthetic planning. Sessions will focus on virtual smile design, automated tooth segmentation, digital mock-ups, predictive treatment planning, and patient visualization. Speakers will also discuss how digital workflows improve communication between dentists, technicians, and patients. Emerging developments in AI-generated smile simulations, 3D facial analysis, and virtual treatment planning will be highlighted. Particular attention will be given to the clinical limitations, accuracy, ethics, and responsible use of AI in aesthetic dentistry. The track will provide practical insights for cosmetic dentists, prosthodontists, orthodontists, dental technicians, researchers, and digital dentistry specialists seeking to integrate intelligent technologies into modern cosmetic practice.

Track 02 – Orofacial Myology & Functional Facial Harmony

Orofacial myology focuses on the relationship between oral muscles, facial structures, breathing, swallowing, speech, mastication, and overall function. This track will explore how orofacial muscle patterns can influence dental aesthetics, facial balance, orthodontic stability, and treatment outcomes. Sessions will cover tongue posture, lip function, dysfunctional oral habits, muscle coordination, swallowing patterns, and myofunctional therapy. Experts will discuss the importance of evaluating function alongside aesthetics when developing comprehensive treatment plans. The track will also examine interdisciplinary collaboration between dentists, orthodontists, orofacial myologists, speech professionals, and other specialists. Emerging technologies for evaluating facial movement and muscle function will also be discussed. The overall focus will be on creating harmonious outcomes where form and function work together. This track is particularly relevant to clinicians interested in integrating cosmetic dentistry with functional assessment and long-term facial and oral health.

Track 03 – Advanced Cosmetic & Aesthetic Dentistry

This track will focus on the latest clinical approaches for achieving natural-looking and predictable aesthetic dental outcomes. Topics will include smile analysis, tooth proportions, shade selection, dental veneers, composite bonding, aesthetic crowns, whitening, tooth reshaping, and minimally invasive procedures. Speakers will discuss personalized smile planning based on facial characteristics, patient expectations, age, and individual aesthetic preferences. Clinical case presentations will demonstrate approaches for correcting discoloration, fractures, spacing, asymmetry, worn teeth, and other aesthetic concerns. Sessions will also address treatment planning, patient communication, restorative material selection, maintenance, and management of aesthetic complications. The track will emphasize the importance of balancing aesthetics, biology, function, and long-term stability. It will provide valuable insights for cosmetic dentists, restorative dentists, prosthodontists, dental technicians, researchers, and students seeking to advance their knowledge of contemporary aesthetic dentistry and deliver individualized, high-quality cosmetic treatment.

Track 04 – Facial Aesthetics, Smile Design & Facial Balance

Aesthetic dentistry is closely connected to overall facial harmony. This track will examine the relationship between teeth, lips, gingiva, facial proportions, soft tissues, and dynamic facial expressions. Sessions will cover facial analysis, smile arc, gingival display, midline, tooth visibility, lip position, symmetry, and facial proportions. Speakers will explore how clinicians can use facially driven treatment planning to create smiles that complement the entire face rather than focusing only on individual teeth. Digital facial scanning, 3D visualization, photography, and dynamic smile analysis will also be discussed. The track will highlight the importance of evaluating the smile during speaking, laughing, and natural facial movement. Interdisciplinary approaches involving cosmetic dentists, orthodontists, prosthodontists, oral surgeons, and dental technicians will be encouraged. The goal is to advance comprehensive treatment strategies that achieve natural smile aesthetics, facial balance, and harmonious soft-tissue relationships.

Track 05 – Minimally Invasive & Biomimetic Cosmetic Dentistry

Minimally invasive and biomimetic approaches are becoming increasingly important in modern cosmetic dentistry. This track will explore conservative techniques designed to improve aesthetics while preserving natural tooth structure and biological health. Sessions will cover additive dentistry, enamel preservation, composite restorations, adhesive veneers, conservative ceramic restorations, tooth whitening, and selective reshaping. Speakers will discuss biomimetic principles, natural tooth morphology, stress distribution, adhesion, fracture resistance, and restoration longevity. Advances in adhesive systems, resin composites, ceramics, and digitally fabricated restorations will also be explored. Clinical cases will demonstrate how significant aesthetic improvements can be achieved with minimal preparation. The track will also address repair, maintenance, complications, and long-term follow-up. Participants will gain practical knowledge about combining aesthetic excellence with biological preservation. This track is highly relevant to cosmetic dentists, restorative specialists, prosthodontists, dental technicians, researchers, and professionals interested in conservative and sustainable aesthetic dental care.

Track 06 – Digital Dentistry, CAD/CAM & 3D Printing

Digital technologies have revolutionized clinical and laboratory workflows in cosmetic dentistry. This track will explore intraoral scanning, digital impressions, CAD/CAM systems, 3D printing, virtual articulation, digital wax-ups, and computer-assisted treatment planning. Sessions will examine how digital workflows can improve accuracy, efficiency, communication, and treatment predictability. Speakers will discuss digital veneers, crowns, provisional restorations, surgical guides, orthodontic appliances, and customized dental models. The integration of artificial intelligence with CAD/CAM and automated design workflows will also be explored. Participants will learn about digital laboratory collaboration and the benefits of sharing virtual treatment plans between clinicians and technicians. Sessions will additionally address challenges including equipment costs, software compatibility, learning curves, data management, and workflow integration. The track will provide a comprehensive overview of how digital technologies are creating more personalized, efficient, and precise approaches to cosmetic and restorative dentistry.

Track 07 – Advanced Veneers & Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry

Dental veneers remain one of the most popular procedures in cosmetic dentistry. This track will focus on modern veneer techniques, materials, preparation strategies, adhesive protocols, and long-term aesthetic performance. Sessions will cover porcelain veneers, composite veneers, ultra-thin ceramics, minimal-preparation approaches, shade matching, translucency, surface texture, and marginal adaptation. Experts will discuss case selection, treatment planning, digital mock-ups, provisionalization, and laboratory communication. Complex cases involving discoloration, fractured teeth, spacing, worn dentition, and multiple-tooth rehabilitation will also be presented. Special attention will be given to bonding protocols, ceramic selection, occlusal considerations, and prevention of complications such as fracture, debonding, sensitivity, and marginal discoloration. The track will help clinicians understand how to achieve predictable and natural-looking results while maintaining tooth structure. It is designed for cosmetic dentists, prosthodontists, restorative specialists, dental technicians, researchers, and students.

Track 08 – Orthodontics, Clear Aligners & Smile Aesthetics

Modern orthodontics plays an important role in achieving attractive and functional smiles. This track will explore the integration of orthodontics with cosmetic dentistry, facial aesthetics, and comprehensive treatment planning. Sessions will cover clear aligners, digital orthodontic workflows, aesthetic brackets, tooth positioning, smile arc optimization, interdisciplinary treatment, and pre-restorative orthodontics. Speakers will discuss how orthodontic movement can improve tooth alignment, proportions, spacing, and overall smile appearance while supporting subsequent restorative procedures. Artificial intelligence, digital treatment simulations, automated analysis, and remote treatment monitoring will also be explored. Complex cases involving crowding, spacing, deep bite, open bite, and asymmetry will provide practical insights into multidisciplinary care. Retention, relapse prevention, patient compliance, and long-term stability will also be discussed. The track will provide valuable knowledge for orthodontists, cosmetic dentists, prosthodontists, dental technicians, researchers, and clinicians interested in combining orthodontic correction with advanced aesthetic treatment.

Track 09 – Prosthodontics & Full-Mouth Aesthetic Rehabilitation

Full-mouth aesthetic rehabilitation requires careful integration of aesthetics, function, occlusion, biology, and restorative principles. This track will explore advanced prosthodontic approaches for patients with severely worn, damaged, missing, or aesthetically compromised teeth. Sessions will cover full-mouth reconstruction, implant-supported restorations, occlusal planning, vertical dimension, digital articulation, facially driven prosthodontics, and comprehensive treatment sequencing. Digital technologies including intraoral scanning, CBCT, facial scanning, CAD/CAM, and virtual wax-ups will be discussed. Speakers will present complex clinical cases and strategies for achieving predictable functional and aesthetic outcomes. Patient expectations, treatment acceptance, provisional restorations, maintenance, and management of complications will also be addressed. The track will emphasize multidisciplinary collaboration among prosthodontists, cosmetic dentists, implant specialists, orthodontists, and dental technicians. It will provide valuable clinical and technological insights for professionals involved in advanced aesthetic rehabilitation and comprehensive restorative treatment.

Track 10 – Orofacial Pain, TMJ & Occlusal Harmony

Cosmetic treatment should be planned with careful consideration of oral function and occlusal stability. This track will examine the relationship between aesthetic dentistry, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) function, occlusion, muscle activity, bruxism, and orofacial pain. Sessions will cover occlusal assessment, mandibular movement, parafunctional habits, muscle tenderness, TMJ disorders, and functional risk evaluation before extensive aesthetic treatment. Speakers will discuss strategies for identifying underlying functional problems and incorporating appropriate preventive measures into cosmetic treatment planning. Digital occlusal analysis, jaw tracking, facial scanning, and diagnostic imaging will also be explored. Interdisciplinary approaches involving dentists, prosthodontists, orthodontists, physiotherapists, and pain specialists will be encouraged. The track will emphasize that aesthetic improvement should not compromise function or patient comfort. Clinical case discussions will highlight approaches to maintaining occlusal harmony, protecting restorations, and supporting long-term treatment stability in patients undergoing cosmetic and restorative dental procedures.

Track 11 – Advanced Dental Materials & Aesthetic Biomaterials

Innovative dental materials are continuously expanding the possibilities of cosmetic and restorative dentistry. This track will examine the latest developments in ceramics, resin composites, zirconia, lithium disilicate, hybrid materials, adhesive systems, nanomaterials, and bioactive restorative technologies. Sessions will focus on optical properties such as translucency, fluorescence, opalescence, shade stability, and surface texture. Speakers will compare materials based on strength, fracture resistance, wear, bonding performance, repairability, durability, and aesthetic appearance. Emerging biomimetic materials designed to replicate the structure and behavior of natural teeth will also be explored. Digital manufacturing and 3D printing technologies will be discussed in relation to advanced restorative materials. Laboratory perspectives on finishing, polishing, staining, characterization, and material handling will provide additional practical value. This track will bring together clinicians, dental technicians, materials scientists, researchers, manufacturers, and technology developers interested in the future of high-performance, aesthetic, durable, and biologically compatible dental materials.

Track 12 – Laser Dentistry, Whitening & Non-Invasive Aesthetic Procedures

This track will explore modern technologies and conservative procedures designed to enhance dental aesthetics with minimal intervention. Sessions will cover professional tooth whitening, laser-assisted dentistry, gingival contouring, soft-tissue procedures, enamel treatments, and conservative cosmetic interventions. Experts will discuss different whitening techniques, patient selection, sensitivity management, shade assessment, maintenance, and long-term color stability. Laser applications in aesthetic dentistry will include gingival recontouring, soft-tissue management, periodontal aesthetic procedures, and selected restorative applications. Gingival aesthetics will receive special attention, including gummy smile management, crown lengthening, gingival asymmetry, and soft-tissue reshaping. Speakers will emphasize evidence-based treatment planning, patient safety, and preservation of healthy tissues. Clinical case presentations will demonstrate practical applications and treatment outcomes. This track will be particularly valuable for cosmetic dentists, periodontists, restorative dentists, dental hygienists, researchers, and dental technology professionals seeking to incorporate modern minimally invasive aesthetic procedures into clinical practice.

Track 13 – Digital Facial Analysis, 3D Imaging & Virtual Patients

The integration of facial and dental digital records is creating new possibilities for personalized aesthetic treatment. This track will focus on 3D facial scanning, intraoral scanning, CBCT, digital photography, facial analysis, virtual articulation, and virtual patient technology. Sessions will explore how different digital datasets can be combined to create comprehensive three-dimensional representations of patients for diagnosis and treatment planning. Speakers will discuss facial symmetry, soft-tissue analysis, dynamic smile assessment, digital anthropometry, and virtual treatment simulations. Artificial intelligence may also support automated segmentation, facial landmark identification, and digital treatment planning. Applications in cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics, prosthodontics, oral surgery, and interdisciplinary treatment will be highlighted. Participants will learn how virtual patient workflows can improve communication between clinicians, technicians, and patients while supporting more accurate treatment visualization. The track will also address data interoperability, privacy, accuracy, equipment requirements, and practical implementation of advanced digital facial technologies.

Track 14 – Patient-Centered Cosmetic Dentistry & Ethical AI

Modern cosmetic dentistry requires a strong focus on patient expectations, informed consent, ethical treatment planning, and responsible technology use. This track will examine how clinicians can understand patient motivations, establish realistic expectations, communicate treatment limitations, and avoid unnecessary interventions. Sessions will explore the use of digital smile simulations and AI-generated treatment visualizations as communication tools while emphasizing that simulations should not be interpreted as guaranteed outcomes. Ethical issues surrounding artificial intelligence will include patient privacy, data security, algorithmic bias, transparency, clinical responsibility, and human oversight. The influence of social media and changing beauty standards on cosmetic treatment expectations will also be discussed. Speakers will explore strategies for maintaining patient autonomy and trust while adopting emerging technologies. The track will provide a valuable forum for dentists, researchers, educators, technology developers, and dental professionals to discuss how innovation can be implemented responsibly while maintaining patient safety, professional ethics, and high standards of clinical care.

Track 15 – Future of Cosmetic Dentistry & Orofacial Myology

This forward-looking track will explore the future direction of cosmetic dentistry and orofacial myology as technology, materials, and interdisciplinary care continue to evolve. Sessions will examine the convergence of artificial intelligence, digital smile design, 3D facial imaging, virtual patients, CAD/CAM, 3D printing, biomimetic materials, clear aligners, and personalized treatment planning. Speakers will discuss emerging technologies, digital education, remote monitoring, automated workflows, and innovative approaches to combining aesthetics with function. The future role of orofacial myology in comprehensive facial and dental treatment will also be explored, particularly the relationship between muscle function, facial balance, orthodontic stability, and smile aesthetics. Research opportunities, ethical technology adoption, interdisciplinary collaboration, and personalized care will form key components of this track. The overall objective is to move beyond isolated tooth correction toward face–smile–function integration, creating more natural, individualized, minimally invasive, and sustainable outcomes for future generations of cosmetic dentistry patients.

The global cosmetic dentistry market is experiencing strong growth, driven by increasing consumer awareness of smile aesthetics, rising disposable incomes, demand for minimally invasive procedures, dental tourism, and rapid adoption of advanced dental technologies. Current market estimates vary by research methodology, but they consistently indicate substantial expansion: Fortune Business Insights estimates the market at USD 32.36 billion in 2025, projecting it to reach USD 98.31 billion by 2034, while Mordor Intelligence estimates USD 33.39 billion in 2025 and forecasts USD 47.06 billion by 2030. (Fortune Business Insights) Major growth areas include veneers, whitening, clear aligners, aesthetic restorations, orthodontic correction, and personalized smile makeovers. The increasing influence of digital media and greater awareness of facial aesthetics are encouraging patients to seek treatments that improve both appearance and confidence. At the same time, dental professionals are increasingly adopting digital smile design, intraoral scanners, CAD/CAM systems, 3D printing, and advanced imaging to improve treatment precision and patient communication. Europe represents a particularly important market, with Fortune Business Insights estimating that it accounted for 41.43% of global cosmetic dentistry revenue in 2025. (Fortune Business Insights) These developments create a strong commercial environment for collaboration among cosmetic dentists, orthodontists, prosthodontists, dental laboratories, technology companies, material manufacturers, and academic researchers.

The digital transformation of dentistry is expected to be one of the most important forces shaping the cosmetic and orofacial sectors through 2027 and beyond. The global digital dentistry market was estimated at USD 5.02 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 11.13 billion by 2034, representing a CAGR of 9.29%, according to Fortune Business Insights. (Fortune Business Insights) Artificial intelligence is emerging as an especially high-growth area; Grand View Research estimates the AI-in-dentistry market at USD 1.3 billion in 2025, with a projected CAGR of 22.7% through 2033. (Grand View Research) AI-assisted diagnostics, digital smile analysis, automated treatment planning, 3D facial analysis, virtual patients, CAD/CAM, and personalized restorative design are therefore becoming increasingly relevant to cosmetic dental practices. Asia-Pacific is also expected to provide significant growth opportunities, with current industry estimates identifying it as one of the fastest-growing regional markets. (Mordor Intelligence) Against this background, the 8th Annual Meeting on Cosmetic Dentistry & Orofacial Myology provides a timely platform for professionals to discuss market developments, clinical innovation, emerging technologies, research, and interdisciplinary approaches. The meeting can also serve as a valuable marketplace for dental technology companies, material manufacturers, laboratories, software developers, and service providers seeking partnerships and access to an international professional audience.

Cutting-Edge Presentations: Immerse yourself in a world of the latest advancements and techniques in cosmetic dentistry and orofacial myology. Renowned experts and thought leaders will present ground-breaking research and clinical insights.

Interactive Workshops: Gain practical skills and knowledge through hands-on workshops led by experts in the field. These workshops will provide a unique opportunity to refine your techniques and expand your expertise.

Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers, mentors, and professionals who share your passion for dental aesthetics and orofacial myology. Forge valuable connections that can enhance your career and collaborations.

International Perspective: Explore diverse perspectives from professionals around the globe. Gain insights into international best practices and emerging trends that are shaping the future of dentistry and orofacial myology.

Exhibition Hall: Discover the latest products, technologies, and services in the world of dental aesthetics and orofacial myology. Engage with leading companies and learn about cutting-edge innovations.

The 8th Annual Meeting on Cosmetic Dentistry & Orofacial Myology is your opportunity to stay at the forefront of your field. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or a budding professional, this event offers a platform to:

• Stay updated on the latest research and advancements in cosmetic dentistry and orofacial myology.
• Enhance your clinical skills through hands-on workshops and live demonstrations.
• Network with professionals and key opinion leaders who can mentor and guide your career.
• Explore the beautiful city of Vienna and its rich culture while expanding your professional horizons.