The Dental Head Start Podcast. Listen now. For most graduates, Endodontics can send a chill through the spine. It's a challenging thing, done mostly by feel and when our experience is limited there are plenty of unknowns. For this episode we have a social media dental titan. You've probably heard of him, he's probably taught you a thing or two on Facebook.
Dr Omar Ikram
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Podcast: Play in new window Download. For most graduates, Endodontics can send a chill through the spine. For this episode we have a social media dental titan. Want more tips from Omar? Check out his facebook page, Instagram page and see our previous blog interview where the last tip he shares I found extremely helpful. The Dental Head Start Podcast is for students and new graduates. We interview successful dentists and specialists to uncover the tips, tricks and advice to help you transition from dental school to private practice successfully. If you like this content then I ask just one thing of you; share this with a friend who will benefit from this and help us help more students and new grads! Your email address will not be published.
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During his training in Otago he was awarded the Craddock Prize and a distinction in removable prosthodontics. His groundbreaking research at King's, entitled 'Micro-computed tomography of tooth tissue changes following root canal treatment and post space preparation' was published in the International Endodontic Journal during his final year. Omar mentors new graduate dentists from all over Australia at the Sydney Dental Hospital, as well as treating patients on the New South Wales State waiting list. He practices at Specialist Endo Crows Nest and is the sole administrator for the Specialist Endo Crows Nest Facebook page; which features clinical tips for dental professionals that love or dread endodontics.
During his time at Otago he was awarded the Craddock Prize and distinction in removable prosthodontics. After completion of his undergraduate degree, Omar worked in a private practice in Christchurch and completed his primary exams for the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons. He then moved to London, England, where he gained valuable experience in endodontic treatment. In , he completed his fellowship for the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons and began the specialist training course at King's College, London. His groundbreaking research at King's entitled 'Micro-computed tomography of tooth tissue changes following root canal treatment and post space preparation' was published in the International Endodontic Journal during his final year. The roles he enjoys most about his job are helping patients and educating other dental practitioners.
