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We would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused by the issues with eviDent's official email address for the Evidence Booster Grants 2025 submission. To ensure all applicants have a fair opportunity to apply, we have decided to extend the submission deadline to 16th April 2025 at 12:00 pm.Read more...
Applications open for Evidence Booster Grants!Read more...
The eviDent Foundation is seeking feedback on your experience with providing dental care to children or adults with developmental concerns or disability. This information will be used to support research conducted in partnership with the ADAVB and Melbourne Dental School, and new activities to support your practice.Read more...
After the incredible success of Tread the Red, we’re excited to start planning our next fundraising walk—and we’d love your input!Read more...
You are invited to be a part of our new research project aimed at improving child health and well-being. Sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) in children, often unnoticed by parents, can have significant implications for their growth and development. Dentists can play a role in SDB recognition and screening, and we need your participation to further this vital research. Read more...
In May, our 'Tread the Red' team will be trekking over 70km through the Larapinta Trail in the West MacDonnell Ranges in support of eviDent's vital research.Read more...
On 16 February, the eviDent Foundation Research Showcase once again brought eviDent supporters together to mingle, enjoy food and wine, share current research findings and to discuss future opportunities.Read more...
The act of giving is powerful and should not be underestimated. Your giving matters – to you, the cause and the beneficiaries.Read more...
We recently interviewed eviDent Associate Investigator, Dr Cecilia So, about her involvement with an eviDent supported study entitled ‘Implant complications in private practice – a prospective study’. This study aims to establish widely accepted protocols that minimise risks of dental implant treatment, with a patient centred approach that can be applied through shared decision making in treatment planning decisions and in the treatment consent process.Read more...
A philanthropist is broadly defined as ‘a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by the generous donation of money to good causes’. Working in the for-purpose sector for many years now (as many of you also do), I know that being a philanthropist is so much more than money. The act of giving is powerful and should not be underestimated. Your giving matters – to you, the cause and the beneficiaries. We all have gifts to give, and they don’t always have to be in the form of money.Read more...
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