University of Bristol Dental School Blog
We are delighted to bring to your attention the recent success of IEU based dental researchers in the upcoming IADR conference. Collectively we have had 2 first author oral presentations and 3 first author poster presentations accepted at this prestigious Read More …
We’re pleased to report that the Dental Trauma Guide is now accessible via the University Library. This online resource aims to be the world-leading tool in the field of evidence based, dental traumatology with easy-to-follow, animated treatment demonstrations. This subscription was requested by Read More …
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and Dentsply Sirona dental skills competition took place last Thursday. Lindsay Martin was one of 18 dental students out of 400 applicants and she should be congratulated on putting herself forwards and taking Read More …
Hot on the heels of Wendy McLaren’s paper being accepted in the BDJ, we are again delighted to announce that Jessica Ooi has just had her paper entitled “What adverse effects does tooth whitening have on dental restorations? A Literature 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 …
The INSPIRE website has more information about upcoming events, the fantastic student journal and upcoming events and deadlines. Your INSPIRE reps are: Elizabeth Blyth (2nd year) – eb16686@my.bristol.ac.uk Sneha Chotaliya (3rd year) – sc15312@my.bristol.ac.uk If you do have an interest Read More …
Last year we brought you news of Wendy McLaren’s Posture Workshop following on from her elective project. We are delighted to announce that Wendy has now had her paper “Do Dental Students have Acceptable Working Posture?” accepted for publication without Read More …
As many of us who live in Bristol have seen first-hand, homelessness is a big problem. Fortunately, charities such as Crisis are dedicated to ending homelessness through their services and campaigning. A great example of this was taking place not Read More …
Results of a research collaboration between faculty and students When we started out on this research project, we knew that some students are conflicted about studying social and behavioural sciences as applied to dentistry. For some, the challenge is that Read More …
