Overview
Research Theme
Applied Clinical Research & Public Health
Research Group
Orthodontics and Three Dimensional Imaging
Research Aim
My research aim is to explain facial variation (biological make-up, anatomy, facial surface morphology and function) to inform a fully functioning biomechanical head model which is of value to improve healthcare interventions, improve wellbeing and quantify facial variation for face-wear, facial identification/forensics and computer interface industries.
Occlusal Index Courses (Please click)
IOTN: Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need
PAR: Peer Assessment Rating
ICON: Index of Complexity, Outcome and Need
Research
1. Quality of orthodontic treatment provision (click for an
example of report)
- Access - Need - Case mix - Type of care provided - Workforce - Efficiency - Cost - Effectiveness
2. 3D facial imaging (click for a free booklet in the ibook
store)
- identifying detailed facial morphology - patient specific dynamic biomechanical model for facial surgery
- objective facial dynamic outcome assessments for orthognathic surgery - Facial growth in UK, Finnish and Latvian cohorts
- Influence of medical and environment on facial shape - Identifying facial muscle fibre orientation using MRI
Biography
Professor Stephen Richmond
B.D.S.(Sheffield), MSc.D.(Cardiff), PhD (Manchester), D.Orth., R.C.S., F.D.S., R.C.S. (Edin), F.D.S., R.C.S., (Eng), FHEA
Born in Liverpool, gained dental degree in Sheffield (1979) followed by an orthodontic specialist training qualification and MSc in 3D measurement of dental casts (Cardiff, 1984). PhD University of Manchester (1985 – 1993) quantifying orthodontic treatment need and outcome (standards) in the General Dental Services in England and Wales.
1979 - 1980 Resident House Officer, Southampton General Hospital.
1980 - 1981 Resident Senior House Officer, Blackpool Victoria Hospital.
1981 General Dental Practitioner, Manchester.
1981 - 1985 Senior House Officer then Registrar in Orthodontics, Welsh National School of Medicine (Cardiff).
1985 - 1991 Lecturer/Honorary Senior Registrar in the Department of Oral Health and Development, Manchester.
1991 - 1993 Head, Orthodontic Unit - Senior Lecturer/Honorary Consultant in the Department of Oral Health and
Development, Manchester.
1993 - 1997 Reader, Department of Dental Health and Development, Head of Dental Quality Assurance - University of Wales
College of Medicine, Cardiff.
1998 - Professor of Orthodontics, Dept of Dental Health & Development, University of Wales College of Medicine,
Cardiff. Head of Department of Dental Health and Development
2001- 2007 Head, Dental Health and Biological Sciences. Honorary consultant in Orthodontics, Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust.
2008- Present Head, Applied Clinical Research & Public Health Research. Honorary consultant in Orthodontics, Cardiff and
Vale University Health Board.
Honours and awards
Occlusal indices PAR Index (1992) recognized as an important event. Reported in the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics “100 years of Orthodontic History” (May 2015). Influenced orthodontic provision in over 52 countries and mandatory use in many. Led to improvements in orthodontic provision in terms of overall costs, efficiencies, effectiveness and treatment outcomes.
1992 European Orthodontic Society Research Award, Venice In last 8 years: 2 books & 12 chapters; 104 articles >10 citations. 44 articles published. 4 articles in top 10 citations Eur J Orthod & J Orthod. £2.4M Research & Higher Degree income. 5 editorial boards. Scientific reviewer Research Councils UK and overseas and NIH (USA).
5 Masters students with distinctions, 7 PhD, 8 prizes. 22 international presentations.