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To be announced at SSM 2012.
This prize is awarded annually to any undergraduate dental student in a dental school within the United Kingdom or a dental graduate from one of these schools who have been on the Dentist's Register for no more than one year on 30th June in each year of application.
Harty Prize 2011 - Simon Chard from Kings College London Dental Institute - alias ‘James Hamilton Jnr’ receiving his cheque for £1000 and certificate accompanied by his proud parents
Harty Prize 2011 - Kathryn Lee from the Liverpool University Dental Hospital – alias ‘Fiona Brooks’ receiving her certificate and cheque for £250
The title for this year was - ‘Can the pulp protect itself? Discuss the implications for endodontic treatment.’
This year the entries were above average and it was deemed necessary to award two ‘runner-up prizes’ as well.
The winner, who receives a cheque for £1000 and a certificate is -
Simon Chard from Kings College London Dental Institute - alias ‘James Hamilton Jnr’ (entries have to be made under a pseudonym).
The runners-up who both receive a cheque for £250 and certificates are -
A years free membership is offered to the next best four essay writers who were -
A years free membership is offered to the next best four essay writers who were -
The British Endodontic Society offers two national awards annually, to the dental students submitting the best report of an elective period project in the field of Endodontology.
The prize competition is open to all dental undergraduates in the United Kingdom, joint entries are acceptable.
A written report of the study undertaken should be submitted to the Honorary Assistant Secretary of the Society before each closing date. A Committee of the Council of the Society, comprising members not connected with any institution submitting an application, will consider the entries, and their decisions will be final.
Received Feb 2011 to be awarded SSM 2012
‘Comparison of the shaping ability of ProTaper Universal and
GT series X Rotary Nickel- Titanium File Systems’
Edward G Willshire and Christopher Gravenell
General Dental Practitioner Prize - Awarded to Surgeon Lieutenant Commander Graeme Bryce, who working for Her Majesty’s armed forces based in Aldershot, receiving his certificate and voucher for goods to the value of £1000 generously supported by SybronEndo
To be announced
This prize is awarded annually to any member of the BES (who is not on the Specialist List for Endodontics) working in full or part time General Dental Practice.
This year the award has been made to Surgeon Lieutenant Commander Graeme Bryce, who working for Her Majesty’s armed forces based in Aldershot. He has submitted three fully documented case histories detailing endodontic treatment and endodontic-related problems successfully overcome.
The prize is most generously sponsored by SybronEndo and is for a £1000 worth of SybronEndo products.
We are most grateful for their support and we congratulate Graeme on his success!
VDP Prize - Awarded to Amardip Kalsi who entered under the pseudonym Dr A.S.K. He qualified from London in 2010, and is currently based in Wokingham.
The prize for Vocational Dental Practitioners was established by the British Endodontic Society in 1994.
Greater understanding of the art and science of endodontics is essential if patients are to benefit from the many advances in treatment which are now available. To this end, the Society has always nurtured close links with General Practitioners who carry out the vast majority of endodontic treatment in the United Kingdom.
The British Endodontic Prize for Vocational Dental Practitioners is aimed at promoting these targets for the newly qualified practitioner.
We are pleased to announce that the winner of this year’s prize is Amardip Kalsi who entered under the pseudonym Dr A.S.K. He qualified from London in 2010, and is currently based in Wokingham.
He submitted a reflective record of 7 key cases upon which he reported as a chronological development through his year as a VDP, marking his progress in endodontics. It is an interesting insight into the ‘early days’ of a newly qualified practitioner.
Not only does he receive a cheque for £350 and a certificate, but also his Trainer, Mr Nick Priest (NHS South Central, Winchester) qualifies for a free place to the conference. Congratulations to him also!
To be announced