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Melbourne: It's your turn
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ADX, Australia’s largest dental exhibition has been evolving since 2020. No longer exclusive to Sydney, the show now operates across three cities - Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane – every 24 months. Following the success of ADX Melbourne in 2021, show organiser, Australian Dental Industry Association, is pleased to announce another full-strength ADX on the horizon for the Victorian capital.
Despite the uncertainty of COVID-19 and the related business shutdowns, the Australian oral health sector has continued to grow. The IBIS Dental Services Report released in August this year showed growth in dental services of 1.4% with revenue of $10.6 billion and a profit of 26.8%.
Mr Kym De Britt, CEO of the Australian Dental Industry Association points out that continued growth for practitioners means a further requirement for dentistry-specific products and services. “The market has dictated increasing demand for the latest in oral health technology, innovation, and services. That market is not exclusive to Sydney, so neither is ADX. What was previously a biennial event held only in Sydney has grown to three events across three cities in the same time span.
Our first event in Melbourne last year was a great success and we look forward to welcoming more oral health professionals back to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre next March.” Mr De Britt said.
With the additional shows now a permanent fixture on the calendar, the next ADX will be held in Melbourne from 30 March - 1 April 2023.
The exhibition is not only about access to state-of-the-art products and world-class suppliers, but the events that run alongside ADX, with breakfast events, free onsite childcare, as well as CPD and Learning Lab sessions.
The exhibition traditionally kicks off with the Opening Breakfast. Melbourne will feature Founder and CEO of social enterprise, Who Gives a Crap, Simon Griffiths. Like past keynote speakers, Griffiths is expected to entertain and inspire, delivering an audience full of energy to the exhibition floor when the show opens.
ADIA’s Women in Dentistry founded in 2020 promotes the professional advancement of women in the oral health sector through networking, mentoring and education. With this focus on career progression and celebration, the always popular Women in Dentistry Breakfast. this time featuring international keynote speaker Lucy Bloom is sure to be at capacity.
The breakfasts, CPD program and Learning Lab sessions all add networking and tangible education opportunities for visitors. This teamed with the excitement of the People’s Choice Awards, exhibitor attractions including free gelato, smoothie bikes, mini golf and prize draws, along with the car giveaway, all add to the atmosphere at Australia’s premier dental event.
“Visitors at ADX experience the best the industry has to offer. The vibe is fantastic. It’s a pleasure to walk in every day and just feel the buzz around the room,” Mr De Britt said.
Interest in the event is already clear with booths sold out and a waitlist in place for exhibitors. More than 5,000 dental professionals enjoyed all ADX Melbourne had to offer in 2021. In 2023 the number promises to climb, so registering early will ensure you gain first access to all the additional value of the show including free childcare, an expert CPD program and networking breakfasts.
You can register for free entry to the exhibition or purchase tickets to any of the events by heading to the ADX Melbourne website.
ADX Melbourne
Thursday 30 March – Saturday 1 April 2023
10:00am – 6:00pm
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
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2023 Australian Dental Industry Award Finalists Announced
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The finalists of the Australian Dental Industry Awards have been announced, ahead of the ADIA Gala Awards Night that will crown the award winners at the MCEC in Melbourne on Friday 31 March 2023.
The awards are organised by the Australian Dental Industry Association (ADIA), the peak organisation representing dental product manufacturers and suppliers, and will be presented during ADX Melbourne, Australia’s premier dental event.
ADIA CEO Kym De Britt extended his congratulations to all the finalists, noting their outstanding achievements and significant contributions.
“The Australian Dental Industry Awards recognise the important and groundbreaking work our members do for the community,” Mr De Britt said.
“The finalists showcase the best examples of what’s being done across dentistry, in important areas such as service and support, education, sustainability and innovation.
“I congratulate all of the finalists for their dedication, hard work and achievements, and thank all those who nominated – the calibre of entries is truly outstanding.”
The finalists are:
- Abano Healthcare
- Cattani Australia Pty Ltd
- Cinch Video Solutions Pty Ltd
- Credabl
- Dental Marketing Solutions
- Dental Monitoring
- EMS
- Henry Schein
- Ivoclar Vivadent
- Piksters/Erskine Oral Care
- Race Dental
- SDI Limited
- Southern Cross Dental
- The OrthoED Institute
- Dr Suelen Cella (SDI Limited)
- Alison Joyce (Credabl)
- Mark McDonald (Henry Schein)
- Teresa Nguyen (Credabl)
- Christopher Tapp (Henry Schein)
Registrations are now open for the ADIA Gala Awards Night and ADX Melbourne.
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ADX Brisbane 2022 Image Gallery
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ADX Brisbane 2022 Image Gallery
The professional photos are now available from ADX Brisbane and ancillary events held in October 2022.
Follow the link below to download images of your team, your booth and all the action from the event!
Click here to access the photos
Pin: ADX-Bris-2022
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ADIA CEO Update: Federal Budget Update
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The Labor Government has handed down its first budget this week. There were no real surprises with many of the spending measures going towards election promises. The Government introduced cost of living support measures including increases to paid parental leave and improvements to childcare affordability. Aged Care reforms discussed in these updates previously were also funded. The relevant Bill passed the Senate yesterday. ADIA continues to advocate for improvements to oral health services in Residential Aged Care. There was no extension of the Temporary Full Expensing provision. This measure is due to finish 30 June 2023. ADIA will now begin work on a pre-budget submission for 2023-2024. Members are invited to provide comments or feedback for the submission here. |
If you have any questions, or suggestions for ADX, please don't hesitate to contact me by email. |
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CEO Update: Dental and Health Services figures now available
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2022 Australian Dental and Health Services figures now availableIn the lead up to the Federal Government's first budget, there has been much media attention on inflation, skills shortages in healthcare, and the cost of doing business in Australia. It is with this focus I am pleased to provide you with the latest Dental and Health Services in Australia Report, which uses key data to benchmark the provision of dental services in Australia against the wider health sector. |
Dental and Health Services in Australia Report 2022Featuring data sourced from IBISWorld as well as the Dental Board of Australia and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, this report provides key statistics about dental and health services in Australia. The 2022 edition shows:
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2022 Skills Priority List releasedIn the weeks since the Australian Jobs and Skills Summit, solutions to the skills and labour shortages including immigration and funding for training and education have been highlighted. Last week the National Skills Commission released the 2022 Skills Priority List, in which dental professionals and the wider health sector featured quite prominently. The report shows:
We will keep you up to date regarding any discussion on national skills shortages as it relates to the dental industry via these updates. |
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ADX Series UpdateWith two weeks to go, there are now more than 3,700 registrations for our first ADX event in Brisbane. We are expecting a great show and look forward to welcoming you all on the 27th of October. Looking ahead, I am pleased to report that exhibition booths for ADX Melbourne (30 March - 1 April 2023) are sold out. If you have missed out and would like to join the waiting list, you can do so here. Please save the date for ADX Sydney 2024 - to be held at the International Convention Centre Sydney, Thursday 21 - Saturday 23 March 2024. |
If there is a topic you wish to see covered in these updates, or feedback you would like to provide, please don't hesitate to contact by email. |
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