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Digital Intelligence in Dentistry: From Innovation to Clinical Impact
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) welcomed delegates to its inaugural Dental Triennial Conference 2026, celebrating both the future of dentistry and a significant transition in College leadership. The two-day event recognised Professor Grant McIntyre’s three-year tenure as Dental Dean and Vice-President (Dental), while welcoming Professor Richard Cure as his successor.
Dental
Taking the RCSEd MFDS Part 2 to Kuala Lumpur: A Successful International Examination Diet
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) successfully delivered the MFDS Part 2 examination in Kuala Lumpur from 31 July to 2 August 2026, hosted by IMU University. The successful three-day examination highlights RCSEd’s commitment to delivering high-quality postgraduate dental assessment internationally.
Dental
Faculty of Dental Surgery Strengthens Partnerships During Malaysia Visit
The RCSEd Faculty of Dental Surgery (FDS) strengthened its international partnerships and engagement in Malaysia through a successful visit featuring a Part 2 MFDS examination at International Medical University, meetings with leading universities, and information sessions for dental professionals.
Dental
2025 Volunteer Survey: Key Findings
Anna Paisley, RCSEd Vice President, shares the findings from the College’s 2025 volunteer survey. The results highlight the pride, commitment and impact of our volunteers, while identifying opportunities to improve communication, support and recognition. These insights will help shape a volunteering strategy that strengthens engagement and encourages wider participation across the College.
Faculty of Surgical Trainers Conference 2026 brings focus, challenge and practical solutions
The Faculty of Surgical Trainers (FST) welcomed delegates to the RCSEd Birmingham Regional Centre on 17 April for its 2026 Conference, Training in Turbulent Times – a day of practical learning, honest discussion and future-focused debate. Around 50 delegates from across the UK gathered to explore how trainers can continue to deliver high-quality surgical education in a changing environment.
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