Be part of a stronger dental community
On 1 July 2021, the Faculty in the West of Scotland became CGDent Scotland (CGD SCOT Community Interest Company). Although our name has changed we continue to run our Annual Study Day, Study Groups and support colleagues at student and VT level in particular.
CGDSCOT-CIC is an affiliate of The College of General Dentistry which is the successor organisation of the Faculty of General Dental Practice.
The FGDP was formed in 1992 and ever since the West of Scotland has been a dynamic team focused on representing all grass roots dentists and members of the dental profession. It’s our goal to encourage dental professionals to share knowledge, learn new skills and work together to improve their practices.
Join the new College of General Dentistry
The new College of General Dentistry is here!
All FGDP(UK) members have been invited to join the new College. Membership of CGDent will be open to all members of the dental team.
Join now to be part of a new beginning in dentistry.
For the MFDS and to refresh your skills
Focusing on MFDS Tuition for Part 1 and Part 2
Our study group programme in Glasgow is designed to give you an understanding of the topics and skills covered in parts 1 and 2 of the MFDS examination. Using face-to-face tutorials and online resources the group has achieved success rates of 90-100% every year since 2017. In June 2020 we went online and expanded this programme to focus on the MFDS and also to provide a platform for dentists who were keen to reinforce their skills and knowledge after months away from treating patients.
The CGDent Scotland Study Day 2024
Andrew Chandrapal & Catherine Rutland
The CGDent Scotland, Glasgow Study Day at Glasgow Science Centre on Friday 6 December 2024 will feature Andrew Chandrapal on anterior and posterior composite dentistry and Catherine Rutland on ethical and legal considerations within dentistry. The final lecture is Wendy Thompson's Caldwell Lecture presentation on "Using antibiotics sustainably". Delegates will benefit from six hours of CPDA approved lectures, a two-course lunch, an extensive tradeshow and the day will conclude with a social drinks reception.
Sustainability in Healthcare and Education
Jeremy Bagg co-hosting with Julian Fisher from Charite University in Berlin, a 3 day University of Glasgow COP26 satellite meeting entitled ‘Sustainability in Healthcare and Education – Global Challenges and Solutions’. The webinar was joined by over 1500 delegates from more than 80 countries. The first two days focused on Global Oral Health. The videos are scheduled with time stamps to allow viewers to dip in and out of particular presentations of interest.
Want to be an exhibitor?
Exhibition space is now limited for the study day. Please contact Patricia at patricia@cgdentscot.org.uk to book your place and meet more than 400 dental professionals from Scotland and across the UK.