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Dental clinics closed except for emergency services
Demise of dental amalgam outlined in Otago study
Young Otago dentistry lecturers net international awards
Possible world-first collaboration for Pharmacy and Dentistry students
30 new Professors for the University of Otago
Free Otago clinic provides life-changing dental care for patients
First female oral surgeon specialist for Pacific Islands
Nineteen new Associate Professors for Health Sciences
University of Otago welcomes new Professor of Oral Biology
Uncovering clues in ancient dolphin teeth
Translational Research Grant applications sought
Slice of dental history in Samoa
2019 Sir John Walsh Research Institute Awards presented at SJWRI Research Day
Celebrating our research excellence: SJWRI Research Day 2019
Three awards for Health Sciences PVC
Samoa able to expand dental services, thanks to University’s goodwill
Dental redevelopment progresses
SJWRI research supported by 2019 NZ Dental Research Foundation and Ministry of Health oral health funding
Introducing Dr Ian Towle, our new Sir Thomas Kay Sidey Postdoctoral Fellow
Familiarity and forward-thinking for new Faculty of Dentistry Dean
Professor Murray Thomson wins 2019 Chaffer Medal
Dentistry building gets Ministerial stamp of approval
Dental research could mean big savings
$1.2M Health Research Council project grant awarded to A/Prof Brian Monk of the SJWRI
New Auckland dental base on target for February
Dentistry faculty gives schools 150 mouthguards to celebrate University’s 150th birthday
New building opened at national centre for dentistry
Streamlining in the new national dentistry building
Training in new dentistry building
Busting barriers to dental care – Pasifika adolescents hold the answers
New Auckland dental base on target
Poetry-writing researcher’s ‘Microscopic Blues’ wins new digital microscope

Dental clinics closed except for emergency services

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Sunday, 22 March 2020

Following advice from the Ministry of Health and the Dental Council (New Zealand), all non-essential and elective dental services at University of Otago Faculty of Dentistry clinics, including those provided at the Dunedin School of Dentistry, the University of Otago Auckland Dental Facility and the Te Kaika Niho Taniwhā Dental Clinic, are being cancelled until further notice.

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