Dr Tomasz Janicki

Senior Clinical Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry, Honorary Consultant in Prosthodontics
School of Medicine and Dentistry

Tom teaches undergraduate and postgraduate students. He is the Course Leader for our part-time MSc Prosthodontics programme. He has been a clinical academic since the completion of his PhD programme on air-abrasion and biomaterials. Tom completed his specialist training in Prosthodontics in London and became a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh afterwards.

Tom joined us as Senior Clinical Lecturer in Restorative dentistry and Honorary Consultant in Prosthodontics in January 2023. He works on developments in teaching and research in contemporary restorative dentistry as well as treating patients referred by local dentists.

Tom has a broad experience in academic teaching. This is mainly in Restorative Dentistry and Prosthodontics. He was awarded a Fellowship of Advanced Higher Education for his academic teaching. He supervised postgraduate research projects in the field of bonding, air-abrasion and dentures. Tom was a research assistant, a co-investigator and a principal investigator in research projects conducted at Queen Mary University of London. His Academic Clinical Fellowship project was on adhesive resin cements, and it was funded by NIHR.

JanickiT., Taylor P. (2021). Analysis of shear bond strength of adhesive resin cements to lithium disilicate glass-ceramic substrates. An in vitro study. The 1st UK Restorative Dentistry and Prosthodontic Conference Better Patient Care through Collaboration, online (poster # 44).
JanickiT., Taylor P. (2019). Analysis of shear bond strength of adhesive resin cements to lithium disilicate glass-ceramic substrates. An in vitro study; BSSPD Annual Conference, London [Meeting abstract in Journal (Print)].
Alazawi W., Tai D.F., Kemos P., Bernabe E., Janicki T., Gillam D., Samsuddin S., Syn W.K., Turner W. (2017). Periodontitis is strongly associated with NAFLD in the NHANES III cohort and in an independent prospective study, is more common in those with biopsy-proven advanced compared to mild liver disease; International Liver Congress (abstract ILC2017-RS-3345).
Janicki T., Turner W., Samsuddin S., Syn Wing-Kin, Alazawi W., Gillam D. (2016) Periodontal status of patients with Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease is worse than the reference populations; William Harvey Day, Annual Poster Meeting, QMUL.

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