I’m a dentist with a practice limited to orthodontics and I provide treatment for children, teenagers and adults across a number of private clinics in Scotland.
 
My focus is on thoughtful, well planned orthodontic care. I use a range of modern techniques including clear aligners, fixed braces, lingual braces and advanced biomechanics where required. I also have a particular interest in early orthodontic treatment for children, where guiding growth and development can sometimes simplify treatment later on.
 
Orthodontics allows me to combine careful diagnosis, detailed treatment planning and a problem solving approach to create meaningful improvements in both dental health and smile aesthetics. I also work closely with other dentists and specialists where orthodontics forms part of a wider restorative or multidisciplinary treatment plan.
 
Alongside clinical practice I am involved in teaching and mentoring dentists in orthodontics and regularly lecture to general dental practitioners on orthodontic diagnosis and early intervention.
 

What does “practice limited to orthodontics” mean?

My clinical work is focused on providing orthodontic care. I have undertaken extensive postgraduate education in orthodontics, including an MSc in Dento-Facial Orthodontics.

This is different from being a specialist orthodontist. Specialist orthodontists are dentists registered on the General Dental Council’s Specialist List in Orthodontics. I am not registered on the specialist list and do not describe myself as a specialist orthodontist.

If you are considering orthodontic treatment for yourself or your child, or if you are a dentist looking to refer a patient, you are very welcome to get in touch.