“Where do we stand now with MRONJ?”
The Irish Society of Disability and Oral Health was delighted to present a webinar on “Where do we stand now with MRONJ?” with Specialist Oral Surgeon Dr Harriet Byrne
Date: Wednesday the 5th of March
Time: 8pm
Aims & Objectives:
What we know about MRONJ
Gaps in our Knowledge
Management of Patients on Bone Modifying Agents
Bio Dr Harriet Byrne
B.Dent.Sc (hons), MFDS RCSI, DipPCD RCSI, PgDip (ClinEd) UCC, MOS RCSEd
Harriet graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Science from Trinity College Dublin in 2017. She was awarded the Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, and Primary Care Diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin alongside a diploma in Higher Education from University College, Cork. Harriet held house officer positions in the Dublin Dental University Hospital and in the Oral Surgery Department in the Cork University Dental School and Hospital. She worked in the Oral and Maxillofacial Unit in Merthyr Tydfil, Cardiff and progressed to the Oral and Maxillofacial Department in St. James Hospital and Children’s Health Ireland, Crumlin.
Harriet was awarded her Membership in Oral Surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh in 2023 and completed her Clinical Doctorate in Oral Surgery from University College, Cork with first class honours in 2024. Her thesis was defended with distinction under the title “An Assessment of the Oral Health Status and Dental Care Needs of Oncology Patients Receiving Bone Modifying Agents”. Harriet currently holds a part-time specialist academic position in the Cork University Dental School and Hospital alongside private oral surgery practice in Cork.
