Display Features for Dental Demonstrations
• An inset demonstration counter leaves standing room beside the operator.
• A visitor-facing screen keeps the live image visible beyond the workstation.
• Divided display surfaces give dental models and small instruments distinct places.
• Enclosed counter storage keeps replenishment items below the presentation surface.
• Product graphics identify the featured device above the tabletop display.
Exhibit Rental for Your Dental Product Presentation
Yankee Dental Congress 2027 takes place January 28–30 at Boston’s Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center, formerly BCEC. Your presentation might center on a handheld scanner, a tray of instruments or a larger piece of dental equipment. Each needs a different amount of working room.King Exhibits combines rental structures with custom display elements and branded graphics. Start with what a visitor will handle, watch or discuss at your booth. We develop the layout around that activity, including the space your team needs behind the display. The proposal identifies the exhibit components and services needed for your chosen presentation.
Compare Space for Demonstrations and Discussions
Compare these footprints, measured in feet, against your equipment plan. Your allocation’s open sides and the room needed to operate each device determine the usable arrangement.
Concentrate on one demonstration counter with compact sample storage beneath it. This footprint suits a focused product presentation; bringing a freestanding machine may leave little room for a separate seated discussion.
Use the longer frontage to separate the demonstration from a consultation area. Check the depth needed for the operator and anyone watching before adding a second counter along the aisle.
Give a larger dental device its own position and place sample viewing elsewhere in the exhibit. For an assigned island, plan entrances around the device so visitors can reach a representative without crossing its operating area.
Does Yankee’s Prefabricated Package Cover Your Needs?
Yankee offers a prefabricated booth package with basic furnishings. That may be enough for a small team primarily holding conversations. A scanner demonstration or equipment presentation can need a different counter arrangement, viewing position or cable route. Compare those needs with the package you have booked before choosing custom booth rental. Send King Exhibits the package details and your demonstration outline; we’ll identify where a tailored rental layout would add useful space or functionality.

Design and Fabrication for the Same Dental Display


King Exhibits connects the 3D layout of your rental booth with the fabrication of its custom elements. Your team can review the proposed counter arrangement and device access with the people developing the exhibit, before committing to production.Our graphics production and LED/AV support also connect the product message to the physical display. We consider the screen and surrounding brand surfaces together, giving your dental product a recognizable setting while a demonstration is running or paused.
Prepare the Exhibit for Your Equipment’s Arrival
The project’s pre-build and quality review checks the agreed assembly, graphics and finishing details. For a dental demo counter, identify the device footprint and cable entry in advance so those details can be reviewed before shipment. Physical device fitting requires the equipment or an agreed dimensional reference.

The project’s pre-build and quality review checks the agreed assembly, graphics and finishing details. For a dental demo counter, identify the device footprint and cable entry in advance so those details can be reviewed before shipment. Physical device fitting requires the equipment or an agreed dimensional reference.

Booth freight and your dental equipment may travel separately. Give us the equipment’s arrival plan alongside the exhibit delivery requirements. We coordinate booth staging and installation around the confirmed show schedule; your equipment contact arranges its unpacking, positioning and readiness with the site team.

At handover, review the installed display and the agreed graphics or AV with the project team. Your product specialist prepares and checks the dental device itself. Identify who will repack that device after the show before the exhibit is dismantled, particularly when its case leaves with a different carrier.
From Your Demonstration Brief to a Rental Exhibit
Send your booth allocation and a short explanation of what visitors will do with the product. King reviews the space and display needs, then returns a proposed rental approach and the questions needed to develop it.
Provide equipment dimensions, branding files and your budget priorities. We prepare the design and service proposal, giving you a layout to review alongside the quoted exhibit work.
Return the approved design and print-ready artwork, including any changes to the equipment setup. Our team prepares the exhibit and completes the agreed pre-show checks; you receive the production review information specified for your project.
Share your on-site equipment contact and return-shipping instructions. King coordinates the contracted booth delivery, installation and dismantling, with a handover for your team and a confirmed plan for the rental components after the event.
No. Your space agreement and exhibitor registration are arranged with Yankee. King’s proposal covers the exhibit work you request. Compare it with the services already ordered for your space, then budget for any remaining show charges such as material handling or utilities.
Yes, under Yankee’s published 2027 information, booths above 100 square feet must order carpet through the service contractor. The listed 10 × 10 and kiosk packages include carpet. Share your contracted package when requesting a quote so the flooring allowance matches what is already provided.
It depends on the equipment and the proposed installation. Supply its dimensions, weight, delivery method and any service connections. We need those details to assess the booth layout; equipment handling and permitted operation also require review against the current event requirements. A standard display counter is not automatically suitable for a heavy device.
Yes, we can plan a workstation and screen position for it. Confirm whether the demonstration uses a model or a person, and provide the device’s power and network requirements. Your clinical or product team must establish the appropriate operating and hygiene arrangements before the demonstration is finalized.
No. We work for exhibitors who commission a rental exhibit from King Exhibits. Yankee’s designated providers handle services assigned to them, including venue utility connections. We review those requirements when preparing the installation arrangements for your exhibit.
Use the shipment instructions for your particular consignment in the current exhibitor service manual. Advance-warehouse deliveries and direct-to-venue shipments have different receiving arrangements. Before a carrier is booked, confirm the receiving address, permitted arrival window and consignee with the relevant contractor.
They may be usable if their dimensions, condition and attachment method fit the proposed structure. Send the artwork files and measurements of any printed pieces you want to retain. We will review which elements fit and identify graphics that need resizing or replacement in the proposal.
Show Us What Your Yankee Visitors Will Try
Share your allocated space and the equipment or samples coming to Boston. Add a brief description of the demonstration and your budget priorities. King Exhibits will use those details to develop a rental booth proposal that gives the presentation enough room.Request My Dental Exhibit Quote




