At-Home Homecoming

At Home HomecomingFor more information on At-Home Homecoming Activities, please visit the McGill At-Home Homecoming website.

This year's Homecoming celebrations will happen at home! From September 23-25, enjoy one-of-a-kind events, including:

  • A virtual rendition of McGill’s Beatty Lecture with world-renowned experimental psychologist Steven Pinker, BA’76, DSc’99, who conducts research in visual cognition, psycholinguistics, and social relations.
  • A virtual Town Hall with McGill Principal Suzanne Fortier, BSc’72, PhD’76. On the threshold of McGill’s 200th anniversary year, Professor Fortier shares her perspective on the University at a crossroads in its history.
  • The perennial crowd favourite Leacock Lecture returns in virtual format with the irrepressible Dr. Joe Schwarz, BSc’69, PhD’74, Director of the McGill Office for Science and Society and an engaging and entertaining speaker.
  • Plus: A special virtual celebration in honour of the 50th Anniversary Golden Jubilee for the Class of 1970.

 

Hassan Moghadam DDS, M.Sc, FRCD (C)
Ernie Ambrose Lecture from Home

New Advances in Bone Regeneration
September 25, 2020

9:30 a.m.  -  11:30 a.m.

As Surgical specialists, we have gradually moved away from the use of autogenous bone for peri-implant bone regeneration. Bone substitutes have now become the standard. However, not all products have the same regeneration potential. We will evaluate current popular bone products from a scientific and clinical aspect as well as demonstrated the subtle differences in the handling and regeneration potential of these products. We will also demonstrate the new 3D CAD/CAM printed bone grafts that are custom made to fit the defect. The allograft bone ring will also be demonstrated in clinical cases with advanced bone and soft tissue loss. The complications resulting in the use of these allograft products will be outlined. Clinical cases of advanced hard and soft tissue defects that have failed several reconstructions will be shown for open discussion to share our failures among our peers. Finally, we will present several promising new biomaterials that are in pre-clinical trials as we move toward the future smart biomaterial.  

This year's Ernie Ambrose Lecture from Home will be delivered remotely by Dr. Hassan Moghadam.

Register now.

 


100 years of Dentistry Celebrating a Century of Dentistry at McGill

On January 26th, 1920, the McGill University Board of Governors approved a motion to establish the Faculty of Dentistry based on the shared principle of pursuing excellence. 100 years later, these values continue to endure in every Dentistry alumni, and in each new student we admit to the Faculty.

 

Made to innovate

The Faculty of Dentistry is a powerhouse in research, due in no small part to its investment in innovative and interdisciplinary research that has allowed the Faculty to become a leader in dental sciences.

Made to make a difference

Serving the community remains at the heart of our mission, and fuels our vision for dentistry. Through a network of community dental clinics, the Faculty has delivered free and reduced-cost dental treatments to Montrealers for decades.

Made to keep learning

Our curriculum is constantly evolving to set the pace of the dental profession, but learning doesn't stop after graduation - McGill Dentistry grads are empowered to keep learning to stay ahead of the curve in their practice.

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