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🖊 I answer some commonly asked questions my article published with the University of Queensland's Health Faculty blog, 'What the health?'.
🚭💨 Is vaping really a healthier alternative to smoking?
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😷 Does vaping make your teeth yellow?
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🔋 Are there other dental risks associated with vaping?
👨⚕️ How can vapers protect their teeth and gums?
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A dentistry PhD student from The University of Queensland has taken the crown in a major research communications competition for her work on prolonging the bond between fillings and teeth.
The UQ School of Dentistry made a pronounced impact at the 2018 International Association for Dental Research (IADR) General Session in London recently.
The School boasted a significant presence, with 13 oral presentations, eight posters and one competitor in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition.
Congratulations to Dr Arosha Weerakoon on being awarded runner-up in the 3MT® competition.
There were 11 competitors from 10 countries in the 3MT® competition, including one other Australian entrant from the University of Melbourne who placed third.
Dr Weerakoon also presented a poster at the IADR, entitled Dentin Collagen Architecture Related to Site, Depth, and Ageing: "To test the null hypothesis that dentin collagen architecture does not change with site, depth or ageing".
I was extremely thrilled to win a Lord Mayor’s Convention Trailblazer Grant this year. This grant will enable me to travel and present at a prestigious international dental conference, increase networking opportunities and help to elevate my work and focus at UQ.
Using Padlet to engage with students at the School of Dentistry, The University of Queensland.