Our Sustainability Partners

We are a founding partner in the FDI World Dental Federation's "Sustainability in Dentistry" initiative. Working together with the GSK Consumer Healthcare, Colgate, and TePe we will be developing and publishing a Code of Good Practive for Sustainability in Dentistry. Our aim is to develop a suite of tools and resources to reduce the collective CO2 footprint of dentistry, targeting practitioners, patients, and the supply chain.

Through our partnership with Smile Train, world’s largest cleft-focused organization, we aim to advance the future of cleft care, by improving quality and access to oral health for children around the world affected by clefts. We are driven by the shared ambition to further provision safe, high quality, and expert cleft care from diagnosis through to comprehensive care delivery – using the most advanced dental technology resources to serve the complete patient care continuum.

We have joined the Paradigm For Parity coalition, a movement of CEOs, senior executives, founders, board members, and business academics committed to achieving a new normal in corporate leadership: one in which women and men have equal power, status, and opportunity.

The American Association for Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research and Dentsply Sirona are co-sponsors for the SCADA Student Research Competition and Awards program, a leading student research competition.

Dentsply Sirona has expanded its successful engagement for better oral health and healthy smiles, by joining the Platform for Better Oral Health in Europe as a corporate partner. The Platform’s goal is to improve oral health and the prevention of oral diseases - as well as address oral health inequalities and challenges, especially among vulnerable populations like children and adolescents, the elderly, and those with special needs.

We have entered a partnership with Harvard University’s School of Dental Medicine. The collaboration explores new models of education, training and clinical practice by fostering discussions and guiding public policy, while advocating for oral health and primary care to be integrated.