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Greater Philadelphia Valley Forge Dental Conference 2026

A full-day dental continuing-education conference in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, featuring Dr. Louis Kaufman.

Valley Forge Casino Resort

Dates
October 30, 2026
Venue
Valley Forge Casino Resort
CE
6 clinical CE hours

TL;DR

  • Greater Philadelphia Valley Forge Dental Conference 2026 runs on October 30, 2026, at Valley Forge Casino Resort.
  • The program is a full-day dental CE event with 6 clinical hours.
  • The published schedule has an 8:30 am to noon AM session, lunch and networking from noon to 1:00 pm, and a 1:00 to 3:00 pm PM session.
  • The conference represents Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery and Northampton Counties.

Who you'll find in the room

Dental teams and dentists

Dental teams and dentists in the greater Philadelphia region.

Featured speakers

1 listed

Dr. Louis Kaufman

Featured CE speaker

Venue & travel

Venue

Valley Forge Casino Resort

Questions people ask

5 answered

Greater Philadelphia Valley Forge Dental Conference 2026 is on October 30, 2026.

It is held at Valley Forge Casino Resort.

The published audience is dental teams and dentists in the greater Philadelphia region.

It suits general dentists and their office teams in the Philadelphia suburbs who want a single-day block of continuing education close to home, since the program is 6 clinical CE hours with one speaker, Dr. Louis Kaufman, on team and patient dynamics. Specialists chasing deep hands-on technique, or anyone wanting a wide exhibit hall and many parallel tracks, will get less from a single-speaker day, though the lunch and networking hour and the 40-year history of the meeting give it a solid local-society feel.

Dental CE days at a casino resort are typically business casual, with dentists in slacks and collared shirts or blouses and team members in neat, comfortable office attire; a light layer helps in a conference room in late October.

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