My practice is limited entirely to endodontics. I work across several carefully chosen practices in London and Hertfordshire, treating every case under a dental operating microscope, with CBCT imaging where indicated. At the flagship practices I work alongside highly skilled restorative colleagues who are able to provide advanced same-day restorative work, complementing the endodontic treatment and completing the tooth in a single visit where the case allows.

I qualified as a dentist from the University of Manchester, and it became clear early on that endodontics was where I wanted to focus. There’s something about the challenge of endodontics - working in a small, complex space, often with a tooth others have found difficult - that I find genuinely satisfying.
I completed my MSc in Endodontology in 2015, and since then my practice has been limited entirely to endodontics - though root canal treatment had been the centre of my working life for years before that. I use a dental operating microscope on every case, with CBCT imaging whenever a case calls for a scan - not as a selling point, but because I don’t think you can do the job properly without them.
I work across practices in London and Hertfordshire, which allows me to be accessible to a wide range of referring dentists and their patients. I’m selective about where I work - each practice is chosen because the setting allows me to treat every patient with the time and attention their case requires.
I’m a member of the British Endodontic Society, a Key Opinion Leader for Dentsply Sirona, and co-founder of Building Better, an education academy running practical courses for dentists in endodontics and restorative dentistry. Teaching is something I care about - passing on what I’ve learned in a way that’s useful, not just theoretical.