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Glesni Guest-Rowlands
(she/her)
Clinical Lecturer in Special Care Dentistry
- Welsh speaking
Overview
I work as a clinical lecturer in special care dentistry, supervising students on the Dental Education Clinic as well as the Sedation and Special care teaching block.
Yr wyf yn gweithio fel darlithydd clinigol mewn denityddiaeth gofal arbennig, yn gorchwylio myfyrwyr ar yr "Dental Education Clinics" yn ogystal a'r bloc dysgu deintyddiaeth gofal arbennig a clinig tawelu.
Publication
2021
- Tuthill, D., Guest-Rowlands, G. and Hingston, E. J. 2021. When does childhood dental caries become neglect or abuse: do parents think what we think?. British Dental Journal (10.1038/s41415-021-3569-8)
Articles
- Tuthill, D., Guest-Rowlands, G. and Hingston, E. J. 2021. When does childhood dental caries become neglect or abuse: do parents think what we think?. British Dental Journal (10.1038/s41415-021-3569-8)
Biography
I completed my undergraduate studies at Cardiff University, gaining my BDS (Hons) in 2019. Following this, I worked in Mumbles, Swansea for a year. Following this I worked in Dental Core Trainee posts in Merthyr tydfil wroking on CDS and OMFS on-call jobs, and in Northampton working in special care dentistry and OMFS on-call.
During my DCT jobs, I completed my Diploma of Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery (MFDS) with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. I also completed a postgraduate certificate in Medical Education through Cardiff University, which granted me Fellowship with Advance HE.
I first gained an interest in special care dentistry during the special care symposium taught during the 3rd year of the BDS course, and have developed my interest and skills in the subject since, attending relevant courses and purusing oppourtunities to shadow and practice where possible.
My first language is Welsh, and I am always happy to communicate with staff or students in Welsh where aprpopriate.