Countdown to the 28th Orthodontics Days
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Welcome to the registration page for the French Orthodontics Days.
Here you will find all the information you need about registration, as well as the conference programme.
A WORD FROM THE CHAIRPERSONS
Jean-Michel Foucart
Organising Committee President
Dear Friends,
It is always a great pleasure to welcome you to the French Orthodontics Days, an event that the Organising Committee works on throughout the year with passion, dedication and enthusiasm, aiming to surprise and bring you all together.
For this 28th edition, we wanted to go even further, with an ambitious scientific programme, enhanced opportunities for socialising, and a genuine openness to the world. For whilst orthodontics is a precise science, it is also a human and international adventure, and that is what we wish to celebrate with you.
Our DNA remains the same: to forge connections, foster encounters, exchange perspectives, and bring together different generations and backgrounds. This year, more than 30 scientific sessions, featuring French-speaking, European and international speakers, will fuel our thinking and enrich our practice.
And because a successful conference is also a moment of inspiration, we will have the honour of welcoming a distinguished guest whose career and values resonate with our own.
I would like to thank our industry partners, who have stood by us faithfully: their involvement not only brings this event to life, but also enriches our practices through contact with innovation.
Finally, I am well aware that the French Orthodontics Days are only possible thanks to you: you are at the heart of this project... Your trust, your enthusiasm and your kind feedback motivate us to surpass ourselves with every edition...
See you in Paris for the 28th French Orthodontics Days!
Sarah Chauty
Scientific Committee President
Dear colleagues,
There will be a participant who was impressed by the remarkable torque control in a complex Class III malocclusion case.
–> Because this speaker was realistic and attempted the impossible!
There will be three friends who meet up every year at the French Orthodontic Days. They’ll go for lunch together at a nearby restaurant. They’ll have so much to catch up on: the trip planned for Jakarta that ended up in Royan, yes, Royan; the business partner who took off after four months, yes, four months; and the husband—oh, the husband—she’ll have to tell them all about him. They promise each other they’ll be there at 2 pm sharp in the Amphi bleu to listen to their favourite speaker.
–> Because they’re realistic and ask for the impossible!
There will be a very elderly and well-known orthodontist who has struggled to make her way to the front row to listen to the opening ceremony. This will be her eleventh conference, but she wouldn’t miss this unmissable event for anything in the world.
–> Because she is realistic, she demands the impossible!
Ambre, Marie-Claire and Jean-Michel will be backstage, having grown four arms and two heads to handle all the most outlandish calls and requests simultaneously.
–> Because participants are realistic and ask for the impossible!
There will be a breathless student who manages to reach the hall at the last minute for his oral presentation on « Graines de conférenciers ». His teacher will whisper to the senior lecturer sitting next to her that, well, he’s here, it’s quite a feat…
–> Because with him, you have to be realistic and not ask for the impossible!
At one stand, an orthodontist and his two assistants will be examining, in amazement, a robotic retainer wire designed using digital scanning technology.
–> Because the engineers were realistic and achieved the impossible!
See you from 6 to 8 November 2026! Is that possible? But of course!
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