The BDS Class of 2010 reunited on 12 July 2025 at NUS Faculty of Dentistry for an evening filled with joy, nostalgia, and laughter. Attendees enjoyed a guided tour of the various facilities, including the L5 clinic and grad lab, L6 and L7 clinics, as well as the L9 Simulation Lab, reminiscing about their student days spent learning and growing together.
This symposium is designed for both young dentists looking to enhance their knowledge and skills in trauma management, and experienced general dental practitioners seeking to refresh or refine their expertise. It comprises a full-day academic conference, followed by two hands-on workshops focused on managing soft tissue and hard tissue injuries.
Professor Fitcher will conduct two lectures to discuss the scope of OMS in Germany and illustrate with clinical examples, as well as current and innovative ideas of oral and maxillofacial trauma will be discussed.
At first, this may seem like a simple question — surely, we just follow the bone level, right? But in reality, this approach doesn’t always lead to the best outcome.
Ready to take your dental career to the next level? Discover our MDS, PhD, MSc & Graduate Diploma programmes at the Postgraduate Open House on Sat, 6 Sept 2025, 9am–12pm, at NUS Faculty of Dentistry, NUCOHS.
Robotic technology is redefining oral and maxillofacial surgery by enabling minimally invasive approaches with greater precision and improved patient recovery. This talk will focus on the application of Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) in head and neck oncology. Dr Ghazali will be sharing her extensive clinical experience including the setting up of one of the UK’s first established TORS services.
