Incorporating the 7th Asian Pacific Orthodontic Conference
and the 22nd Australian Orthodontic Conference

When it comes to staging a magnificent World Congress, there is no place in the world like Sydney.

Your Invitation to Participate
The WFO was formed at the 4th International Orthodontic Congress (IOC) in San Francisco by 69 organizations from 62 countries in May 1995. The WFO now consists of 93 organizations from 88 counties and more than 6,500 orthodontists have become WFO fellows.

The purpose of the WFO is to advance the art and science of orthodontics throughout the world. One of the ways the WFO aims to achieve this objective is by organizing the International Orthodontic Congress, a true World Congress, which is held every 5 years.

The Scientific program for the 7th International Orthodontic Congress will involve plenary sessions, symposia abstracts and posters. There will also be industry sponsored satellite symposia and a large technical exhibition. Many international experts will present state-of-the-art lectures in all aspects of modern orthodontics, providing a unique educational and scientific forum.

Sydney
Sydney is the perfect city to host the 7th International Orthodontic Congress. It has an ideal climate, friendly ambience and the easy access of more than 37 international airlines providing non-stop or one-stop services to and from Australia.

Sydney is one of the world's most beautiful cities, situated on a breathtaking natural harbour. It is a city with everything: a spectacular harbour, sunny beaches and world class sporting activities.

It has an endless program of festivals and special events, exciting art and cultural activities, exotic restaurants and a vibrant nightlife. Sydney is where you will find fabulous shopping, fine dining, stunning natural beauty and the friendliest people in the world.

Venue
The Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre is centrally located on picturesque Darling Harbour adjacent to major hotels, shopping and Sydney Harbour. It is just a water taxi ride away from the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House.