Stand out from the crowd
The Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (RACDS) is a member-based organisation comprising of 3500+ dentists and surgeons from Australasia and beyond. A not-for-profit organisation, the Aim & Purpose of RACDS is to provide a community for exceptional dentists to gain access to ongoing development of their clinical skills, forge a supportive network of peers, mentors and mentees, and to promote the improvement of oral health in the community.
RACDS education programs provide world-standard, evidence-based education, training, examination and assessment, and achieving Fellowship or Membership status can distinguish you as an exceptionally skilled practitioner within your community.
In an increasingly saturated market, becoming a Fellow or Member of RACDS can advance your career, promotes patient and peer recognition, as well as providing you with outstanding CPD opportunities.
In addition to personal and professional development, becoming a member of RACDS will provide you with an invaluable, supportive collegiate experience.
Read more to discover What’s Next with RACDS..
Vote now: Board of Directors
Voting for four Elected Director positions on the RACDS Board for 2026–2028 is now open. Details on how to vote have been provided by email. Please review each candidate statement and cast your votes for the individuals that you believe will best serve the interests of the wider RACDS membership. To lodge your vote you will require your Voter Access Code and Date of Birth. Voting closes at 4:00pm AEDT on Wednesday, 28 October 2026. If you are not sure where to find your voting link, please email info@racds.org.au
The Fine Edge of Dentistry
Thank you to everyone who made The Fine Edge of Dentistry Conference such as success. Held in Sydney in September 2026, this flagship College event delivered advanced clinical insights, engaging speakers, over 20 hours of valuable CPD combined with unparalleled networking opportunities.
FED26 was held from 17–19 September 2026 | Sydney.
Keynote speaker Dr James Chow (OMS) Hong Kong.
Recently admitted Members and Fellows were formally inducted into the College at the Opening Ceremony. Dr Chris Bourke delivered the 2026 Robert Harris Oration.
