Professor Michael Fenlon
Professor of Prosthodontics
Research interests
- Dentistry
Contact details
Biography
Professor Michael Fenlon, MA, PhD, BDentSc, FDS, MGDS.
Professor of Prosthodontics, King’s College London, Clinical Lead, Prosthodontics in relation to Head and Neck Cancer, GSTT.
Michael Fenlon qualified BDentSc from TCD 1980. After a year in Hospital Dentistry and eight years in general practice he was appointed Lecturer 1989, Senior Lecturer 1999 and Professor in 2010. He put together the business plan that led to the Prosthodontics service for the GSTT Head & Neck Cancer Centre.
Research
Orofacial Pain Research Group
Orofacial pain is a noxious, painful experience in the region of the face and /or oral cavity.
Centre for Oral, Clinical & Translational Sciences
From toothwear to oral pathology, from facial reconstruction to oral surgery, there's one thing that all our research shares: an underlying desire to make a difference to patients and bring benefits to society. We’re particularly strong in prosthodontics and endodontics research, and our work in this field feeds into our postgraduate programmes.
News
Debunking the myth of Combination Syndrome
In a paper published this month in the Journal of Dentistry, researchers have set out to prove the inaccuracies previously reported on the existence of...
Research
Orofacial Pain Research Group
Orofacial pain is a noxious, painful experience in the region of the face and /or oral cavity.
Centre for Oral, Clinical & Translational Sciences
From toothwear to oral pathology, from facial reconstruction to oral surgery, there's one thing that all our research shares: an underlying desire to make a difference to patients and bring benefits to society. We’re particularly strong in prosthodontics and endodontics research, and our work in this field feeds into our postgraduate programmes.
News
Debunking the myth of Combination Syndrome
In a paper published this month in the Journal of Dentistry, researchers have set out to prove the inaccuracies previously reported on the existence of...