University of Bristol Dental School Blog
Friday the 14th of June marked the beginning of the annual Bristol-Hanover exchange. On its 45th year, eleven students took to Germany to expand their scope of dentistry, experience differences in European healthcare, and understand our long-standing relationship with our Read More …
The Bristol-Hanover student exchange 2019 is the 45th exchange visit. A group of Bristol students are visiting Hanover from 14th to 21st June. After a day of sightseeing in Hanover on Saturday including a Photo Safari challenge and a visit Read More …
Bristol and Hanover Dental Schools celebrate the twinning of our towns by an Exchange visit that runs each year. This Exchange has been running now for over 40 years and has resulted in long-lasting friendships and sometimes even collaborative projects. Read More …
Between the 9th and 16th of June, Bristol welcomed 12 Hanover exchange students for the 44th year of the Bristol-Hanover Dental Exchange Programme. We had a jam-packed week, fortunately with some sunshine, which we did mention is not always typical Read More …
Last week our dental students held a cake sale in the Medical Library for the Bristol-Hanover dental exchange programme. The exchange has been running for over 40 years and has resulted in long-lasting friendships and collaborative projects. (The cakes sold Read More …
Today the group where once more on clinic and in the clinical skills lab. We got to meet the acting Head of School, Professor Guertsen. We had a talk from Dr Pott from the Department of Conservative Dentistry, Periodontology and Read More …
On Wednesday morning the group visited Xental dental laboratories near Celle. There we met one of the directors Axel Quint. We saw computer aided design of a zirconia crown and computer aided manufacture of crowns and bridges. There is a Read More …
Today the group attended a special lecture. Interestingly, this involved an in-patient attending at the front of the lecture theatre and sitting in the dental chair. It was interesting to see a medical patient who also had dental problems. A Read More …
