Professor Tim Watson
Professor of Biomaterials & Restorative Dentistry
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Biography
Research interests are dental materials/operative dentistry and in vitro/in vivo microscopic imaging techniques. Clinical interests are diagnosis and management of caries, tooth wear and trauma with new techniques, methods of cavity preparation and materials
Research
Cariology & Operative Dentistry
Cariology & MI Operative Dentistry Research Programme
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
Oral Micro-vascular Diagnostic Imaging
Read about King's work on how AI is being used in oral micro-vascular diagnostic imaging, as featured in the Bringing the Human to the Artificial exhibition.
Root canal treatments overhauled through new device to detect untreated bacteria
A new method of detecting bacteria during root canal treatments could eradicate the need for follow up appointments and prevent treatments from failing,...
Research
Cariology & Operative Dentistry
Cariology & MI Operative Dentistry Research Programme
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
Oral Micro-vascular Diagnostic Imaging
Read about King's work on how AI is being used in oral micro-vascular diagnostic imaging, as featured in the Bringing the Human to the Artificial exhibition.
Root canal treatments overhauled through new device to detect untreated bacteria
A new method of detecting bacteria during root canal treatments could eradicate the need for follow up appointments and prevent treatments from failing,...