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The Next  Meeting: 

will be in

 

Helsinki

 

June 5th - 7th 2025

 

full details will be circulated and posted here when finalised 

 

 

Last Updated November 2024

 

 

 

 
From the Club Archives

A cine film made at the inaugural meeting of the club in 1937. It shows the members congregating for the group photograph. Our founder Rupert Sutton-Taylor is the one who pulls a funny face at the camera. Lasts 57 seconds.

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A video of members having coffee at the 50th anniversary club meeting 1986. Lasts 9 minutes 18 seconds.

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Audio tape of the committee meeting of the club at 25th anniversary when founder Rupert Sutton Taylor resigns as secretary. Lasts 1 hour 5 minutes.

Synopsis of meeting

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The Making of British Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

After the start of the National Health Service, ambitious hospital dental surgeons expanded their role from dental extractions, minor mouth surgery and the treatment of jaw fractures with wires and dental appliances to comprehensive surgery of the mouth, face and jaws, often in the face of sustained opposition from the established surgical specialties.

The result was the specialty of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery which was recognised by the wider surgical community and the regulator, the General Medical Council, in the 1990s.

This story of hard work, enterprise and achievement is told in the words of many of those who drove the changes and inspired others to improve techniques and outcomes for those suffering from injury, cancer, deformity and oral, dental and facial disease.

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The History of the Oral Surgery Club by John Bradley

Updated January 2021 with more group images in colour.

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