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Who are we?

Who are the team members?

Welcome to the course and our community of Paediatric Dentistry Learners! We are passionate about further education in paediatric dentistry and want to make it possible for everyone to get access to the learning they need.

This FutureLearn course is part of a portfolio of learning experiences we already provide ranging from our online blended learning MSc course to the full time in-person specialist level training programme. We are proud to work at the UCL Eastman, one of the worlds largest and leading postgraduate dental schools. We also provide clinical care at UCLH — one of the leading hospitals in the UK.

The over-arching philosophy of our teaching is to try and base it firmly in the evidence. Where that doesn’t exist we will give our opinion based on our combined clinical experience. Feel free to challenge this as you work through the steps on this course, we value the input of all of our students to help ensure our material is up to date.

Who are we?

Joe Noar

Joe is a Consultant Orthodontist at The Eastman Dental Hospital and Honorary Associate Professor at UCL in London. Joe is particularly interested in interceptive treatment to avoid complex problems later

Paul Ashley

Paul has been working at the UCL Eastman since 1998 and along with Susan Parekh set-up one of the first Professional Doctorate programmes in Paediatric Dentistry. This was followed by the blended learning MSc (also one of the first in the world). His research interests include materials for restoring primary teeth, evidence-based dentistry and oral health in sport.

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Susan Parekh

Susan has worked in general practice, community dental services and joined our team at the UCL Eastman in 2004. She is passionate about improving knowledge of paediatric dentistry and increasing access to post-graduate education. Her research interests include dental anomalies, particularly enamel and dentine defects and pain management in children.

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