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Scottish Dental Show 2013


Putting on a great show for Scotland


The 20ı3 Scottish Dental Show was even bigger and better. The second year had more stands, more delegates and a more focused line-up of speakers. And, with your help, the next will be even better


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ith more stands, more delegates and a more focused lecture programme,


the 20ı3 show was bigger and better than ever. This year’s Scottish Dental Show


saw more than ı,500 people descend on Hampden Park last month (24 and 25 May) to see more than ı00 exhibitors and enjoy more than 40 speaker sessions and workshops. Delegates were able to take


advantage of up to eight hours of verifiable CPD from a world-class speaker programme including Paul Tipton, Ashley Latter, Martyn Amsel, Kevin Lochhead, Paul Stone, Barbara Lamb, Professor Graham Ogden, Professor Angus Walls and Christine Young. The trade show also included


some of the biggest names in the industry, such as DTS, IDH, Coltene, DMG, AWB Textiles and Dolby Medical among many, many more. Plans are coming together for the


20ı4 show and we hope to be able to announce the date and venue in the near future, so watch this space.


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And don’t forget, if you haven’t filled out our feedback questionnaire, do it now! Visit www.surveymonkey. com/s/SDS2013feedback You can also see all our videos from the 2013 show by visiting www.youtube.com/scottishdentalmag


6 Scottish Dental magazine


Kevin Lochhead gave an insight into prosthodontics


Workshops provided a chance to gain verifiable CPD hours


Ashley Latter revealed his top business tips


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