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Restorative & Aesthetic Dentist · Marylebone
Postgraduate-trained (MSc, UCL Eastman) and award-winning. Dentists come to her as patients — and as students.
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MSc Training
Four years' additional training in restorative dentistry at UCL Eastman
Award-winning
For clinical and aesthetic excellence
18 years
In practice since 2008
Educator & author
Published in clinical journals · training dentists since 2019
For colleagues
Dentists send me their complex cases, train with me, and come to me for their own treatment.
Complex restorative and aesthetic cases, tooth wear, failing restorations and second opinions.

Hands-on courses for dentists are coming. Join the waitlist to hear first.
Upcoming
14 Nov 2026
BACD Conference · London
Anterior Composites Made Simple: Shape First, Layering Second
5 Dec 2026
Smile Academy · Manchester
3, 5 & 8 Feb 2027
UCL Eastman · London
Restorative Programme teaching

Chips, old fillings, small gaps, finishing after braces.

Whitening, edge bonding, contouring — your smile, younger.

Bonding, crowns or veneers that no longer feel right.

A complete change, planned as one coordinated result.
Not sure which applies? That's what Ask About Your Smile is for.
Consultation fee: £225, which includes clinical examination, digital or x-ray scans and photographs as required.
A written treatment plan, with options and estimated costs, is normally provided within 10 days.
Right for your face, your bite and your age.
Function first, beauty as the result. No packages, no default treatment — only what your teeth actually need.
Invisible dentistry.
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Restorative & Aesthetic Dentist
Marylebone, London
Postgraduate-trained (MSc, UCL Eastman) and award-winning. Dentists come to her as patients — and as students.
Every mouth is different, so the material and approach change with it. As a restorative dentist, I assess what's needed and advise what's best suited to you — always working toward the same standard: highest quality, long-term stability, preserving your own teeth, and a natural smile suited to your face and your health.

Front Tooth Porcelain Veneers & Crowns
A smile rebuilt or enhanced in porcelain — from a single tooth to a full arch or full mouth, always designed for the individual to create a radiant smile designed so it looks like you.

Composite Bonding
From a single tooth blended seamlessly, to closing gaps or black triangles, to a full smile redesign in composite veneers — always the most conservative option first, and always finished so it simply looks like healthy teeth.

Worn Teeth, Bad Bite
A collapsed or uneven bite rebuilt first, so the smile looks young and healthy, the rehabilitated bite feels comfortable, and porcelain or your own teeth no longer chip or fracture — results planned around how your teeth work and how they will age.

Orthodontic-Restorative Treatment
The finishing touches after braces or Invisalign, or the plan behind them — working with your orthodontist from the start so tooth movement is guided toward the final smile, not left to chance.

Full Mouth Reconstruction
For complex cases — failing crowns, missing teeth, gum or bone problems — I plan and lead the whole treatment myself, coordinating restorative, surgical, implant and periodontal care into one result, not several disconnected ones.

Debonding
Composite veneers or bonding you no longer want, carefully removed, returning you to your natural teeth and aiming to protect tooth structure.
Sometimes it's the simple things — a chipped tooth repaired, an old filling or crown replaced, small gaps closed, a cavity treated — returning your own natural teeth to a healthy state. Or braces are done, and it's just the finishing touches left.
Your teeth used to look the way you liked — then colour, wear or time changed that. Whitening, minimal composite bonding at the edges, contouring and reshaping bring back the freshness — not a transformation, just the character your smile used to have.
Existing bonding, crowns or veneers no longer feel right — whether that means improving them, redesigning them, or simply maintaining a healthy foundation. If previous work left you scared or caused problems, that's exactly where I start: finding out why it happened.
You're considering a complete change — a smile you've never liked, or several problems needing one coordinated plan across multiple specialists. I create that plan, and make sure we all work toward the same result.
You don’t have to know which treatment you need — that’s exactly what a consultation or Ask About Your Smile is for.
Ready to talk through your options in person.
Free, no obligation — send a photo, get a quick opinion first.

Most smile transformations start with a material already chosen. Mine start with an assessment.
Right for your face, your bite and your age.
I’m a restorative dentist at heart. Before anything changes how your smile looks, I make sure it works — your bite, your function, the health of what’s already there. Beauty is the result of that foundation, not a substitute for it.
There’s no fixed package and no default treatment. Every plan starts with an honest look at your teeth, and what’s recommended is only ever what they actually need — nothing more, nothing less.
Much of that design happens with me, in the room — looking at your teeth, your lips, your smile as you speak — adjusting, adding or removing material until it’s right, not just until it’s finished. Nothing here is copy-pasted or templated; every shape is built for your smile specifically — assisted by technology, perfected by hand.
The aim is always a smile that’s healthy and looks entirely natural — radiant, suited to you and the way you live, and never looking like it was ‘done.’
Invisible dentistry.
Natural can mean subtle or significant. What matters is that the change is planned around you, not standardised.
18 years of making smiles, and the training behind them, have been focused on restorative dentistry — the diagnosis, planning and long-term care of complex and everyday smiles alike. That training now shapes every plan I make, whether it’s one tooth or a full reconstruction.
Restorative dentistry is the discipline of rebuilding damaged, worn or missing teeth so they work properly and look natural for years — the foundation behind every aesthetic result.
Good dentistry depends on three things working together: solid training, a good eye for what actually looks right, and the hand skill to turn that into reality. Training tells me what’s possible. My eye tells me what will genuinely suit you. Years of hands-on practice mean I can shape composite or porcelain to match that exactly, tooth by tooth.
This allows me to consider your smile as part of the whole mouth — bringing health, function, appearance and long-term maintenance into one coordinated plan.
Read More About Training and ReferralsFor colleagues
Dentists send me their complex cases, train with me, and come to me for their own treatment.
Complex restorative and aesthetic cases, tooth wear, failing restorations and second opinions.

Hands-on courses for dentists are coming. Join the waitlist to hear first.
Upcoming
14 Nov 2026
BACD Conference · London
Anterior Composites Made Simple: Shape First, Layering Second
5 Dec 2026
Smile Academy · Manchester
3, 5 & 8 Feb 2027
UCL Eastman · London
Restorative Programme teaching
Your first visit is a full assessment — a chance to talk through what’s bothering you, have your teeth and bite properly examined, and understand your options clearly before anything is decided.
Consultation fee: £225, which includes clinical examination, digital or x-ray scans and photographs as required.
A written treatment plan, with options and estimated costs, is normally provided within 10 days.
Whether you’re ready to book, or want to see more examples first — either is a good place to start.