Our team.
Ten of us. You’ll see the same dentist each time unless you ask not to, and the same hygienist.
Everyone
Qualified in Sheffield and has run this practice since 2011. Does most of the cosmetic and aligner work, and the first appointment for anyone who says they’re nervous.
Because the person who hasn’t been for nine years walked in today, and that took more nerve than anything I’ll do.
Places every implant in the building and nothing else, three days a week. Trained in Warsaw and Manchester, and teaches the placement course he once sat.
An implant gives somebody back a tooth they lost. They get to eat an apple again.
Joined in 2019 from a practice in Leicester. Root canals, crowns and the family side of the diary. Two children of her own, which explains the sticker drawer.
The best bit of my week is a child leaving with a sticker who came in holding their mum’s hand very tightly.
Qualified in Birmingham in 2020. Bonding, veneers and the emergency slots most mornings. Photographs every cosmetic case himself.
Bonding is sculpture on a very small scale, and the person gets to keep it. I’d do it for free, but please don’t tell Elena.
Fourteen years a hygienist, nine of them here. Runs the airflow clinic and the gum programme, and is the reason the Complete plan exists.
Half an hour with me every six months and most people need very little else.
Qualified in 2022 and joined straight from her training year. Works Thursday evenings and Saturdays.
Everyone leaves my chair with a cleaner mouth than they came in with. It’s a small thing and I get to do it eight times a day.
Runs the nursing team and the decontamination room. Sits with every nervous patient before treatment and stays until the end of it.
When someone squeezes my hand and then lets go halfway through, that’s the moment they stopped being scared. I get to see it every week.
Works alongside Dr Nowak on implant days and with Dr Whitlock the rest of the week. Studying for her radiography certificate.
Implant days are the calm ones. Everything laid out in order, everyone knowing what comes next. I like a room that runs like that.
The voice on the phone and the face at the desk. Knows the diary better than the software does, and where the nearest free parking is.
I’m the first voice people hear when they’re in pain at ten past eight. I like being the reason it gets better from there.
Goes through the plan, the fees and the finance with you after a consultation, without a dentist in the room.
People will say “I can’t afford it” to me when they wouldn’t say it to the dentist. Then we work out what they can do.
All our dentists, hygienists and nurses are registered with the General Dental Council, and the practice is inspected by the Care Quality Commission. Certificates are on the wall in reception.
Six surgeries on the ground floor.
A converted wharf building by the canal, ten minutes’ walk from the station. Every surgery has a window, and the whole place is step-free from the car park to the chair.
- Free parking for twelve cars behind the building, and two disabled bays by the door.
- Step-free throughout, with a wide door to every surgery and an accessible toilet.
- A quiet room for anyone who needs a minute before or after treatment.
- 3D scanner and digital X-rays in-house.
Book an appointment.
Choose the appointment, the clinician and a slot from the diary. In pain today? Ring before 10am.