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The Future of Dentistry Survey™ (FODS) is DIAC’s annual survey of Canadian dentists, an established and trusted source of data-driven insight into professional trends, challenges, and opportunities in dentistry. Now conducted by Ipsos, a global leader in market research, the 2025 edition continues to deliver high-quality, evidence-based insight from Canadian dentists.
New this year, DIAC is also introducing a separate Omnibus Survey, offering patient-focused data that reveals national attitudes, behaviours, and expectations around dental care.
Together, these reports provide DIAC members with the most comprehensive market view to date, supporting informed decisions in strategy, product development, and stakeholder engagement.
A Competitive Price for Unmatched Insight
Comparable dental and healthcare reports range from $800 – $2,500, while omnibus surveys for general consumer data typically cost $500 – $1,500.
At $999 and $499 respectively, the 2025 package offers extraordinary value, giving you:
Access to the Future of Dentistry Survey: a comprehensive report on trends from Canadian dentists
New Omnibus Survey data, offering credible, patient-driven insights from one of the most trusted names in market research
This bundled access is available for a limited time. Only members who pre-order before November 18 will receive both reports for the single bundled price of $999. After that date, the reports will be sold separately.
Together, these two data sources deliver high-impact, Canada-specific market intelligence at a price well below industry norms, making this one of the most cost-effective and comprehensive insight tools available to DIAC members.
What You’ll Gain
Comprehensive Market Intelligence:
Understand what dentists are seeing and how patients are responding—two perspectives, one strategic resource.
Credible, Independent Data:
Dentist insights collected by DIAC; patient insights validated by Ipsos, a global leader in market research.
A Competitive Edge:
Exclusive access for DIAC members ensures you're better equipped to make data-backed decisions.