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1School of Dentistry, University of Manchester, UK. Kevin.Obrien@manchester.ac.uk
Journal of Orthodontics
|September 20, 2005
Summary
Professor Kevin O'Brien delivered the 2004 Northcroft Memorial Lecture for the British Orthodontic Society. This lecture highlighted significant contributions to the field of orthodontics.
Area of Science:
- Orthodontics
- Dental Research
Background:
- The British Orthodontic Society annually hosts the Northcroft Memorial Lecture.
- This lecture honors distinguished professionals in orthodontics.
Discussion:
- Professor Kevin O'Brien was the invited guest lecturer in 2004.
- The lecture was presented at the British Orthodontic Conference.
Key Insights:
- The lecture served as a platform for sharing advancements in orthodontic science.
- It recognized Professor O'Brien's expertise and contributions.
Outlook:
- The lecture series continues to foster innovation in orthodontics.
- Future lectures will feature leading experts in the field.
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