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Dental Awards


Fiona’s winning perspective


Fiona Duncan, winner of the Community Award at the 2014 Scottish Dental Awards, tells us about her experiences. “The day after the premiere of my anti- smoking DVD The Last Cigarette on No Smoking Day, my colleague Lyndsey Dain received an email about nominations for The Scottish Dental Awards.


“The DVD was two years in the making and, in that time, I worked very closely with the local community, grammar school and various agencies.


“Lyndsey thought it was perfect timing to see if I could win some recognition for all the hard work involved.


“I couldn’t believe it when I received a phone call saying that I had been short- listed in two categories [DCP Star and the Community Award].


“The award night was fun from start


to fi nish. Champagne on arrival, great company round the table and delicious food and wine.


“When my name was called out as


winner of the Community Award, all four of us at the table shrieked with delight. I don’t think any of us had realised what a big event the night was until we arrived, so we were already feeling quite excited. “I have thoroughly enjoyed my


Make 2015 a year to remember


The 2015 Scottish Dental Awards promise to be bigger and better than ever before. We have a new venue in the Glasgow Thistle Hotel, a new host in TV and radio star Tam Cowan and three brand new categories: Young Dentist of the Year, Employer of the Year and Digital Strategy. So, if you know a high-


fl ying dentist who has made a big impression early on in their career, we want to know about them. The award is open to dentists who are under the age of 30 as of 29 May 2015. We are looking for an individual whose achieve- ments, experience and professionalism belies their


young age, so get nominating if you know someone who deserves to win.


The Employer of the Year award aims to recognise those bosses who take exceptional care of their staff. We are looking for testimonials and citations from as many staff members as possible, listing why your boss deserves to be recog- nised as the best in Scotland. And, the Digital Strategy award looks to highlight the person, practice, team or organisation that has really embraced digital technology. From social media campaigns to website relaunches and e-newsletter communication,


we want to know why you should win.


Nominations for all the awards are FREE and you can enter as many colleagues for as many categories as you like. Closing date for entries is midnight on 31 March 2015.


® For more information and to nominate today, visit www.sdawards.co.uk To book a table at the awards dinner, email ann@sdshow. co.uk or call 0141 560 3021.


experience from nomination right through to seeing the result published in the Scottish Dental magazine. The win has defi nitely raised my profi le more in the local community. So thanks must go to Lyndsey for having started the ball rolling.”


Awards categories New for 2015


• Young Dentist of the Year • Employer of the Year


• Digital Strategy of the Year


• Scottish Dental Lifetime Achievement Award


• Practice of the Year • Dentist of the Year • Dental Team Award • DCP Star • Unsung Hero Award • Laboratory of the Year • Community Award


• Business Manager/ Administrator of the Year


• The Style Award Scottish Dental magazine 21


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