RECAP | DENTEX 2026 Brussels

DENTEX Brussels | October 2026

Dentex Brussels is now behind us, and we look back on an inspiring and highly successful edition. We would like to sincerely thank all customers, partners, clinicians, technicians, and industry professionals who visited the MegaGen Benelux stand. The many engaging conversations, clinical discussions, and new connections once again demonstrated the strength and dynamism of the Belgian dental community.

Our participation at Dentex had a clear objective: to showcase how innovation, education, and collaboration can come together to help clinicians achieve more predictable and patient-centered outcomes. Throughout the exhibition, visitors explored a wide range of solutions from the MegaGen ecosystem, with particular interest in digital workflows, advanced implant concepts, regenerative treatment strategies, and full-arch rehabilitation protocols.

One of the highlights of the event was the overwhelming interest in the ARi and BDcuff implant systems. Combined with the innovative AXA abutment concept, these solutions generated significant discussion among clinicians looking for predictable All-on-X treatment options for patients presenting with moderate to severely atrophic jaws. The opportunity to simplify prosthetic workflows while maintaining biological principles clearly resonated with many visitors and sparked numerous in-depth clinical conversations at our stand.

Beyond the exhibition floor, education played a central role during Dentex. On invitation of NedWork, Marcel van Hees (MegaGen Benelux) and Marie-Pierre Moulin (Ordoline) delivered two well-attended workshops entitled:

Zero Bone Loss as a Team Sport: Aligning Surgery, Prosthetics & Lab

The workshops emphasized that achieving and maintaining crestal bone stability is not solely dependent on implant design or surgical execution. Instead, long-term success requires alignment between surgeon, restorative dentist, and dental laboratory. Through practical cases and interdisciplinary workflows, participants explored how communication, planning, and shared treatment objectives can contribute to more predictable clinical outcomes and improved patient satisfaction.

A recurring theme throughout the event was the growing interest in collaborative treatment concepts. Whether discussing digital planning, immediate loading, esthetic outcomes, regenerative procedures, or full-arch rehabilitation, visitors consistently highlighted the importance of stronger communication between all members of the treatment team. The concept of “Zero Bone Loss as a Team Sport” proved to be highly relevant and sparked valuable discussions among clinicians from different disciplines.

Of course, Dentex was not only about products and education. It was equally about people. The atmosphere at the MegaGen Benelux stand was energetic and welcoming throughout the event. Familiar faces met again, new relationships were formed, and countless ideas were exchanged. These personal interactions continue to be one of the most valuable aspects of participating in events such as Dentex.