19th September 2016
The Royal Garden Hotel
The Laboratory Awards are cutting no corners when it comes to this year’s ceremony. Held at the luxurious Royal Garden Hotel, London, the venue stands tall looking straight across the beautiful Kensington Gardens. With a string of celebrity guests over the past few years, the ceremony on Friday 18th November will not be shy of […]
15th September 2016
Entry is closed
Time’s up! Entry for the Laboratory Awards is now officially closed. Well done to everybody who managed to collate their entries over the past few months and submit to us. You are on your way to be in with a chance of winning a highly-regarded and prestigious award. If you haven’t managed to […]
18th August 2016
An interview with Laboratory Awards judge, Tony Knight
Qualifying as a technician at Guy’s Hospital in 1981, Tony has run his own laboratory, Knight Dental Design, specialising in cosmetic dentistry and implantology since 1985. Awarded Best UK Laboratory in the Private Dentistry Awards 2007 and 2005 and UK Laboratory of the Year 2008 and 2004 in the Probe/ BDHF Awards. Tony is chair […]
9th August 2016
Ready to submit?
With not long to go now, you may be adding the finishing touches to your entries. Here’s what to do when you’re ready to submit. You can send us your entries online As some files are rather large, we would recommend uploading them to fmcawards.wetransfer.com. The address is already filled in, all you […]
15th July 2016
In the Spotlight: David Smith
Laboratory magazine Editor Andy Myall interviews dental technician David Smith, esteemed former judge of the Laboratory Awards, managing director at Phoenix Dental Castings and council member of the GDC. What or who made you first decide to become a dental technician? DS: This was sort of embarrassing. I had gone on […]
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All entrants must be from the UK and Republic of Ireland or GDC registered practitioners.
All entries must be electronic, either sent using an online file sharing service or on a USB stick.
All entrants work must be predominantly performed in the UK to be eligible
Entrants must submit only one entry per category per laboratory.
Entries will not be returned.