Xth ATORECD International conference

Dear partners,
It is with great honor and deep satisfaction that we extend this invitation to you to participate in the Tunisian-Romanian Dentistry Meetings, which will be held on October 10 and 11, 2026 at the Hilton Skanes Hotel in Monastir, Tunisia, under the inspiring theme: "Shape What's Next in Dentistry"
Placed under the patronage of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Tunisia, this scientific meeting is a major event for French-speaking dentistry. It also celebrates twenty years of excellence and exemplary cooperation between Tunisia and Romania, while affirming a broader ambition: to build a real scientific, academic and human bridge between Europe and Africa.

Over the years, the Tunisian-Romanian Meetings have established themselves as a privileged space for dialogue, exchange and knowledge sharing, bringing together academics, researchers, clinicians and opinion leaders from many countries. They demonstrate our common desire to promote innovative dentistry, based on scientific excellence, ethics, research and international openness.

As Honorary Presidents of this Congress, we are convinced that our collective responsibility is to strengthen the links between our institutions, encourage academic mobility, support collaborative research and prepare together new generations of practitioners, teachers and researchers for the challenges of an ever-changing dentistry.

This year's theme, "Shape What's Next in Dentistry", invites us to reflect together on the profound transformations that our profession is experiencing: digital revolution, artificial intelligence, technological innovations, personalized dentistry, regenerative medicine, sustainable development, new pedagogical approaches and changes in clinical practices. More than a slogan, it represents a real vision of the future that we have a responsibility to build together.

Your presence will be a valuable testimony to your commitment to scientific progress and the influence of the university Francophonie. It will also contribute to strengthening the international partnerships that unite our faculties, learned societies and institutions, in a spirit of friendship, solidarity and excellence.

I warmly invite you to join us to share two days of great scientific richness, marked by high-level conferences, interdisciplinary exchanges, institutional meetings and moments of conviviality that are the strength of our academic community. On behalf of the organizing committee and the scientific committee, I am delighted to welcome you to Tunisia to write a new page in this beautiful scientific and human adventure together.

Looking forward to the pleasure of meeting you again in Monastir, please accept, dear partners, dear sisters, dear brothers, ladies and gentlemen, the expression of our highest consideration.

For the organizing committee
Prof. HU Faten Ben Amor and Prof. Dr. Norina Consuela Forna
Presidents of the Tunisian-Romanian Dental Meetings and Honorary Presidents of the X Congress of the ATORECD

Dear partners,
It is with great honor and deep satisfaction that we extend this invitation to you to participate in the Tunisian-Romanian Dentistry Meetings, which will be held on October 10 and 11, 2026 at the Hilton Skanes Hotel in Monastir, Tunisia, under the inspiring theme: "Shape What's Next in Dentistry"
Placed under the patronage of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Tunisia, this scientific meeting is a major event for French-speaking dentistry. It also celebrates twenty years of excellence and exemplary cooperation between Tunisia and Romania, while affirming a broader ambition: to build a real scientific, academic and human bridge between Europe and Africa.

Over the years, the Tunisian-Romanian Meetings have established themselves as a privileged space for dialogue, exchange and knowledge sharing, bringing together academics, researchers, clinicians and opinion leaders from many countries. They demonstrate our common desire to promote innovative dentistry, based on scientific excellence, ethics, research and international openness.

As Honorary Presidents of this Congress, we are convinced that our collective responsibility is to strengthen the links between our institutions, encourage academic mobility, support collaborative research and prepare together new generations of practitioners, teachers and researchers for the challenges of an ever-changing dentistry.

This year's theme, "Shape What's Next in Dentistry", invites us to reflect together on the profound transformations that our profession is experiencing: digital revolution, artificial intelligence, technological innovations, personalized dentistry, regenerative medicine, sustainable development, new pedagogical approaches and changes in clinical practices. More than a slogan, it represents a real vision of the future that we have a responsibility to build together.

Your presence will be a valuable testimony to your commitment to scientific progress and the influence of the university Francophonie. It will also contribute to strengthening the international partnerships that unite our faculties, learned societies and institutions, in a spirit of friendship, solidarity and excellence.

I warmly invite you to join us to share two days of great scientific richness, marked by high-level conferences, interdisciplinary exchanges, institutional meetings and moments of conviviality that are the strength of our academic community. On behalf of the organizing committee and the scientific committee, I am delighted to welcome you to Tunisia to write a new page in this beautiful scientific and human adventure together.

Looking forward to the pleasure of meeting you again in Monastir, please accept, dear partners, dear sisters, dear brothers, ladies and gentlemen, the expression of our highest consideration.

For the organizing committee
Prof. HU Faten Ben Amor and Prof. Dr. Norina Consuela Forna
Presidents of the Tunisian-Romanian Dental Meetings and Honorary Presidents of the X Congress of the ATORECD

Dear colleagues, dear colleagues, dear friends,

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the X International Congress of ATORECD, which will be held on 10 and 11 October 2026 at the Hilton Skanes Hotel Monastir, Tunisia.

This edition is exceptional, as it celebrates the 20th anniversary of the ATORECD. For twenty years, our association has contributed to the influence of dentistry by promoting scientific exchanges, continuing education and collaboration between professionals.

On this occasion, we will have the pleasure of welcoming renowned Tunisian and international speakers, who will share their expertise as well as the latest scientific and clinical advances in dentistry. The congress will also host the Tunisian-Romanian Odontological Meetings, illustrating our desire to strengthen scientific collaborations between Europe and Africa.

Beyond its scientific program, this congress will be a privileged moment of meetings, sharing of experiences and conviviality, promoting exchanges between practitioners, teachers and researchers.

We look forward to welcoming you to Monastir on October 10 and 11, 2026 to celebrate this anniversary edition together; I wish you an excellent congress and a pleasant stay with us.

As Scientific President of the 10th ATORECD Congress, I am delighted to announce an exceptional scientific event to be held on October 10 and 11, 2026, at the Hilton Skanes Hotel in Monastir.

This international congress will bring together worldrenowned speakers and over 300 participants in an environment conducive to knowledge exchange, innovation, and excellence.

Organized in collaboration with Romanian dental universities, it will unite young Tunisian graduates from Romania and Monastir alongside experienced practitioners, thus strengthening the scientific and human ties that bind our community.

I would be honored to welcome you to share two days dedicated to the latest advances in implantology, endodontics, and cosmetic dentistry, in a spirit of collaboration, continuing education, and excellence.