A Dental Life

In this episode I'm joined by Isabel from the University of Sheffield Dental School. She talks about how her underlying heart condition affected her dental journey, and how COVID19 has impacted her undergraduate studies. She shares her advice for anyone who might be in a similar position, and we discuss how important it is to put your mental health first and do things at your own pace. Finally, Isabel tells listeners all about her new blog which focuses on hidden disabilities 👉 https://invisabel.com/ 👈 Follow us on Instagram @adentallife @invisabel for more information!

In this episode, I'm joined by two of my dental tutors from the University of Sheffield. They share their dental journeys, including their undergraduate studies at the University of Sheffield, and their favourite things about being dental tutors, as well as their pet peeves. They also share lots of advice on how to succeed at undergraduate level and post graduate. We discuss various topics, from how COVID19 will impact dental students to the advantages and disadvantages of Instagram dentistry. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram @adentallife.

In this episode, I'll be speaking about my own experiences; from my application journey and deciding to do dentistry, to the course itself and studying at the University of Sheffield. I talk about what it has been like having a dad who teaches at my dental school, and living at home during university. I cover the best and worst parts of my time at dental school, and what I have learnt from them. I also talk about COVID-19 and how lockdown impacted me, including why I decided to start this podcast show. Follow me on Instagram @adentallife

In this episode I'm joined by Natalie Bradley @natb990, author of A Tooth Germ blog, and currently specialising in special sare dentistry. She tells listeners all about her journey to special care, community care and domiciliary care, including setting up her mobile dental unit. Natalie also shares her advice on mental health issues, mentoring and what we can be doing as undergraduates to help these populations. Follow me on Instagram @adentallife, where I will be sharing more information for dental students on how you can get experience, educated and challenge preconceptions about special care patients. Natalie is also hosting 2 blog competition which you can find on her blog 👉 http://www.atoothgerm.co.uk/?m=1

In this episode, I'm joined by Emily Black from the University of Bristol. We cover all the different things she's been involved in recently and, from how Aritifical Intelligence and augmented reality can be used in dentistry, to working for the NHS 111 service during lockdown. We discuss her intercalation year and the content she covered during her global health BMedSci degree. We also talk about playing university sports and juggling our dental courses, as well as how to get involved in all the opportunities available by networking and using social media. @adentallife @emilydental 👉 find us on Instagram

Sports day is held by the British Dental Student Association. In 2019 it was hosted by the University of Sheffield's dental school, and organised by Aisling who will be joining me in this episode. Sports day is an annual event that brings together dental students from across the UK. It includes a day of sports (with a trophy for the winning University), themed nights out and a trade fair. Have a listen to find out more about this fantastic event. Follow me on Instagram @adentallife.

In this episode, I'm joined by KCL dental student, Matt Billington. Matt has had a unique dental student experience, from competing in the Physical Culture Association, to creating an app that is being used across the country. In the show, he shares his valuable advice and tips on how to make the most of your time at Dental School, from networking and using social media, to volunteering abroad. Find him on Instagram @thedentalgym, and follow me @adentallife, where you can find resources mentioned in the podcast.

In this episode I'm joined by Dr Dima Mobarak. She graduated from Birmingham Dental school in 2015 and has just finished her first year of orthodontic specialty training. She shares her top tips and advice on all things dental, from audits and elective projects to her journey to orthodontics and DCT applications. She also wrote 2 books recently which you can find on Amazon by following these links 👉 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Foundation-Dental-Training-Securing-Training-ebook/dp/B079CKTMJ7You and https://www.amazon.co.uk/complete-guide-interviews-Professionalism-Communication-ebook/dp/B075KY2B7N. You can find Dima on Instagram @dima.mobarak. Follow me on Instagram @adentallife, where you can find more information about the giveaway that I mention in the podcast.

In this episode, I'm joined by James Smith, president of SUDSS. We discuss the dental society and what makes it so special, and reminisce about our favourite moments. James tells us all about being president and shares his advice for any students considering applying for committee positions. He also hints at the future of SUDSS during a global pandemic. For more information about SUDSS visit their Instagram @instasudss or their website www.sudss.com. Don't forgot to follow @adentallife and @jameshssmith1999 to find out more about the show, or our guest speaker.

In this episode, I am joined by Emily Moore from UoS's dental school. We discuss the course, and Emily's mental health journey. She talks us through her decision to take a leave of absence and the steps she had to take. She shares what she learnt from her experience and gives listeners some excellent advice. Emily's Instagram @bdstudent.mentalhealth and resources can be found on Instagram @adentallife