AI takes center stage at Harvard School of Dental Medicine symposium
Harvard School of Dental Medicine's Global AI Symposium brought together experts from 53 countries to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming dentistry.
Harvard School of Dental Medicine is pleased to announce the Third Global Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry, taking place November 12–13, 2027.
Building on the success of the previous Global AI Symposia, this international gathering will once again bring together leading researchers, clinicians, educators, industry innovators, and policymakers to explore how artificial intelligence is advancing oral health, healthcare, education, and biomedical discovery.
The symposium will be held at Harvard University's David Rubenstein Treehouse, a dynamic new conference center designed to foster innovation and collaboration.
More information, including keynote speakers, registration, scientific themes, sponsorship opportunities, abstract submissions, and travel accommodations, will be released in the coming months.
The David Rubenstein Treehouse is Harvard University's first institution-wide conference center and the welcoming front door to the Enterprise Research Campus. Located across from Harvard Business School and just a short walk from the Science and Engineering Complex, it sits at the heart of Harvard's emerging innovation district.
Purpose-built for interdisciplinary collaboration, the Treehouse combines state-of-the-art meeting spaces with sustainable design, an ideal setting for conversations shaping the future of artificial intelligence in dentistry.
Since its inaugural meeting in 2023, the Global Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry has become a premier forum for researchers, clinicians, educators, industry innovators, and policymakers exploring the future of AI in oral health.
Harvard School of Dental Medicine's Global AI Symposium brought together experts from 53 countries to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming dentistry.
Harvard School of Dental Medicine's inaugural Global Symposium on AI & Dentistry brought together global experts to explore AI's future in oral healthcare.