12 tips for 2020   MUDRsoc is back with a new blog and we want to wish you a Happy New Year! We hope you all had a nice break and are ready to get back to Uni. This blog lists 12 tips you might find useful for the new year. Here we go..  […]

Hello and welcome to the first blog of the year! We are thrilled to introduce you to the new committee members for this year, giving you an insight about how we will be working together in order to bring you exciting events as well as organising the anticipated annual British Undergraduate Dental Research Conference. And so[…]

You check your timetable, and you see you’ve been scheduled onto your first OS clinic. How are they letting you loose on extracting teeth, when you’re still getting to grips with using a dental mirror?! Try not to panic! This article aims to equip you with the basic knowledge to confidently head onto Oral Surgery[…]

Being a dental student can be stressful; there are exams, essay deadlines, not to mention the thought of your first extraction or RCT looming over you. It’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind that is dental school and forget there is a whole world out there post-graduation, with its own unique challenges and[…]

On Wednesday the 28th February, the MUDRSoc held its second event in the Dental Fundamentals series, specifically on endodontic fundamentals. This talk was given to us by Dr James Darcey, a restorative and endodontic specialist. The talk aimed to cover the whole of endodontics from both clinical and bioscientific aspects – and this was definitely[…]

On Thursday the 1st of February, the MUDR Society held its first careers talk focused on specialising. The evening consisted of talks from three speakers all of whom have specialised into different branches of dentistry from both clinical and research aspects.   The first talk was from Dr Ahmed El-Angbawi, Senior Lecturer at the university[…]