The Global Congress on Oral & Mental Health Systems 2026 (GCOMHS 2026) is an international virtual forum dedicated to advancing the understanding of how oral health, mental well-being, and healthcare systems intersect in modern clinical and public health practice.
As healthcare increasingly moves toward integrated and patient-centered models, the need to bridge traditionally separate disciplines has become more important than ever. GCOMHS 2026 provides a platform for professionals across dentistry, psychology, psychiatry, medicine, and public health to engage in meaningful dialogue, share research findings, and explore collaborative approaches that improve both individual and population health outcomes.
Participants can explore the distinguished speakers and organizing committee to gain insights into the expertise shaping the scientific program and overall direction of the congress.
This congress highlights the growing recognition that oral health and mental health are closely connected through biological, behavioral, and social pathways. By bringing together diverse expertise, the event encourages a systems-based perspective that supports more comprehensive diagnosis, prevention, and treatment strategies.
The scientific program is designed to cover a broad range of topics, including clinical innovations, preventive care, digital health solutions, interdisciplinary case studies, and policy-driven healthcare models. Through keynote lectures, research presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, participants will gain practical insights into current challenges and future directions in integrated healthcare.
Hosted in a virtual format, GCOMHS 2026 enables global participation, making it accessible to a wide range of professionals regardless of geographic location. The congress fosters an inclusive and collaborative environment that promotes knowledge exchange, professional networking, and long-term partnerships.
GCOMHS 2026 aims to contribute to the development of more connected, efficient, and patient-focused healthcare systems by encouraging innovation, collaboration, and evidence-based practice across disciplines.
The Global Congress on Oral & Mental Health Systems 2026 (GCOMHS 2026) is guided by a structured governance framework designed to ensure scientific quality, transparency, and global relevance across all aspects of the congress.
The governance of the congress is led by an international organizing committee comprising experienced professionals, academicians, and industry experts who oversee the strategic direction, program development, and overall execution of the event. Their role is to ensure that the congress reflects current advancements, interdisciplinary collaboration, and high standards of academic integrity.
A dedicated scientific committee supports the development and review of the congress program, including abstract submissions, session planning, and speaker selection. This process is designed to maintain a balanced and evidence-based agenda that represents diverse perspectives from across oral health, mental health, and integrated healthcare systems.
In addition, advisory members contribute their expertise in shaping key focus areas, strengthening global engagement, and fostering meaningful collaborations between clinical, research, and public health communities.
Participants can explore the organizing committee to learn more about the leadership and expertise guiding the congress.
GCOMHS 2026 is committed to maintaining ethical standards, inclusivity, and professional excellence, ensuring a credible and impactful experience for all participants worldwide.
SESSION 1: Integrated Oral & Mental Health Systems
This session explores the interconnected nature of oral and mental health within broader healthcare systems. It focuses on how biological, behavioral, and social factors intersect, and how integrated care models can improve patient outcomes across disciplines.
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SESSION 2: Clinical Innovations & Interdisciplinary Practice
This session highlights emerging clinical practices and interdisciplinary approaches that bridge dentistry, mental health, and general medicine. It emphasizes collaborative treatment strategies and real-world clinical applications.
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SESSION 3: Digital Health, AI & Technology Integration
This session focuses on the role of digital tools, artificial intelligence, and assistive technologies in transforming healthcare delivery, diagnosis, and patient engagement.
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SESSION 4: Public Health, Prevention & Community Systems
This session addresses population-level strategies for improving oral and mental health through prevention, community-based interventions, and public health frameworks.
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SESSION 5: Workforce, Education & Systems Development
This session explores the development of healthcare workforce capacity, interdisciplinary education, and system-level transformation required to support integrated care delivery.
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SESSION 6: Research, Implementation & Systems Thinking
This session focuses on bridging the gap between research and real-world implementation, emphasizing systems thinking, translational research, and evidence-based practice.
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ABSTRACT ELIGIBILITY
Who Can Submit:
Types of Submissions:
ABSTRACT SELECTION PROCESS
Step 1: Initial Screening
All submissions are reviewed for relevance to the congress themes, clarity of content, and basic quality standards. Submissions may also undergo plagiarism checks.
Step 2: Scientific Review
Eligible abstracts are evaluated by the Scientific Committee based on:
Step 3: Decision Categories
Step 4: Final Confirmation
Accepted participants are required to complete registration, after which presentation slots are allocated and included in the final scientific program.
The scientific program is structured to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue, practical insights, and real-world application across oral health, mental health, and integrated healthcare systems.
Participating in the Global Congress on Oral & Mental Health Systems 2026 (GCOMHS 2026) provides valuable opportunities for professional growth, knowledge exchange, and global engagement across interdisciplinary healthcare domains.
Participants will benefit from:
For presenters and contributors, the congress also offers:
Designed as a virtual congress, GCOMHS 2026 ensures accessible and inclusive participation, enabling meaningful interaction and knowledge sharing across geographical boundaries.
To explore speaker opportunities and abstract submissions, please visit the abstract submission page.
The global landscape of oral and mental healthcare is undergoing significant transformation, driven by increasing disease burden, evolving patient needs, and the growing recognition of the interconnected nature of physical and mental well-being.
Oral health conditions and mental health disorders continue to represent major public health challenges worldwide, with rising prevalence across both developed and developing regions. These conditions often coexist and influence each other, highlighting the need for more integrated, patient-centered approaches to care.
Healthcare systems are increasingly shifting toward interdisciplinary models that combine clinical practice, behavioral health, public health strategies, and digital innovation. Advances in telehealth, artificial intelligence, and data-driven care are enabling new possibilities for early diagnosis, personalized treatment, and improved patient engagement.
At the same time, challenges remain in translating research into practice, addressing workforce gaps, improving accessibility, and ensuring equitable healthcare delivery across populations. Strengthening collaboration between clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and technology leaders is essential to building more effective and sustainable healthcare systems.
The Global Congress on Oral & Mental Health Systems 2026 (GCOMHS 2026) is aligned with these global trends, providing a platform to explore emerging developments, share knowledge, and support dialogue that contributes to the future of integrated healthcare.
To understand how these global trends are reflected in the scientific discussions, please explore the session tracks.
The Emerging Scholars Track at the Global Congress on Oral & Mental Health Systems 2026 (GCOMHS 2026) is designed to support early-career researchers, postgraduate students, and young professionals contributing to the fields of oral health, mental health, and integrated healthcare systems.
This track includes a dedicated Young Researcher Forum (YRF), providing a platform for participants to present their research, exchange ideas, and engage with an international academic and professional community. It aims to encourage interdisciplinary thinking, strengthen research capabilities, and promote meaningful academic dialogue.
Participants in this track will benefit from:
YRF Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants are required to submit an abstract aligned with the congress themes. Submissions will be evaluated based on originality, relevance, and clarity, and selected participants will be invited to present within the Emerging Scholars Track.
The track also emphasizes bridging research with real-world application, encouraging participants to explore how their work contributes to improving healthcare outcomes and system-level impact.
For any queries regarding eligibility, submissions, or participation, please reach out through the contact form.