C# ChatBot switching between dialogs smoothly

I'm developing a ChatBot using different dialogs. The conversation starts in a MainDialog and then branches depending on the user's necessity. So let's say the Dialog branches are TechnicalSupport and ProductInformation.

If a user is currently asking for a TechnicalSupport related question but in the middle of the conversation wants to know something about some product, is there a way so that the ProductInformation dialog captures the message, sends a quick response and then resume the state of the TechnicalSupport conversation flow?

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