I didn't take the obvious route to dentistry. Growing up I was drawn equally to art and science, two worlds that never quite seemed to go together. Then I spent time shadowing a cosmetic dentist and something clicked. Here was a discipline that demanded both: technical precision and genuine artistry. Fifteen years later, my love for this work has only grown.

What drives me goes well beyond the clinical. I believe a smile is one of the most fundamental expressions of who we are. It shapes our confidence, our self-worth, our ability to connect with the people around us. When someone can't smile freely, whether from insecurity, damage, or years of life simply getting in the way, something in them contracts. Helping to restore that is what makes this feel like a calling. To me, every appointment is an exchange of energy. Not a transaction. It's about building a genuine relationship and holding a space where someone feels truly safe and cared for. My work comes from my soul and I give it wholeheartedly to every person who sits in my chair.

Away from the dental chair my interests lie in Calisthenics, Cycling, Bachata dancing. Three nephews I'm fiercely proud of. I have a spiritual practice that keeps me grounded and growing, and I genuinely believe it makes me a better dentist. I've lived in Bristol, Perth, Melbourne and Tulum before settling in London. I carry a little of each place with me.