FINE EDGE OF DENTISTRY RETURNS, RACDS scientific program takes dental care and dental surgery into the next era
With
Dr Erin Mahoney,
Paediatric Dentist & President
Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (RACDS)
SEGMENT
Filmed in Sydney | September 2026
In September 2026, the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons returned with its bi-annual, Fine Edge of Dentistry 2026 Conference.
The conference was held is Sydney and was also an opportunity to honour recent outstanding contributions and achievements from College Members and Fellows, within the curated scientific program.
Australian Health Journal spoke with RACDS President Dr Erin Mahoney about the themes and how the college and it’s members are embracing the next era in personal and professional development opportunities for enhanced patient care underpinned by clinical excellence.
Source: Written by Australian Health Journal
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