School of Dentistry seminar series: A subjective wander through 20 years of dental research - Professor David Manton
After nearly 20 years in practice, David returned part-time to the University of Melbourne in late 2002, commenced his PhD investigating enamel remineralisation, and as a paediatric dentist, became more and more interested in developmental defects of enamel, especially molar incisor hypomineralisation (MIH) and its variants. This seminar will concentrate on research related to casein phosphopeptide amorphous calcium phosphate and MIH, finishing with a short discussion on some new research in rights of the child.
Prof. dr. David John Manton BDSc MDSc PhD FRACDS FICD FADI FPFA is
Professor of Paediatric Dentistry, University of Groningen, The Netherlands, and Professorial Fellow, Melbourne Dental School, University of Melbourne.
View Professor Manton's seminar on YouTube.
About Seminar series
The School of Dentistry Seminar Series is an opportunity to highlight outstanding research both within the School and from national and international guest speakers.
All are welcome to attend, including academic and professional staff, visitors, students, industry partners, dental industry professionals and the general public. Seminars are held at various times at the Oral Health Centre, Herston, and online.
In addition to our general School series, additional seminars will be presented by our various research groups.
