Who’s Who Adrian Stewart
BDS, PG Dip Endo (UCL), MSc, GDC No. 68252
Adrian graduated from Queen’s University, Belfast in 1992. After several years in general practice, including a period working in Australia, Adrian started a squat practice in Co Down, Northern Ireland, in 2001.
This grew to a successful private practice and Adrian’s special interest in endodontics saw him undertake treatment for colleagues on referral.
In 2007, as more of his clinical time was being devoted to endodontics, Adrian entered post-graduate education to further this special interest, eventually gaining his MSc in clinical dentistry (restorative dentistry) from Leeds University.
He subsequently undertook the
postgraduate diploma in endodontic practice at the Eastman Institute, UCL, which he passed with distinction in 2013. Adrian now works in practice limited to endodontics, taking referrals for non-surgical and surgical endodontics at 1 Manor Place, Edinburgh.
Andrew McGregor GDC No. 80505
Andrew McGregor is co-owner of Park Orthodontics in Glasgow’s west end. His friendly, welcoming clinic has been providing orthodontic services for more than 40 years and is ideally suited for the rapidly expanding private orthodontic market.
As more adults and teens seek orthodontic treatment, the practice has recently updated its facilities to reflect the prime west
end location and highest standards of clinical care.
Andrew believes that every patient should have the choice of a comprehensive range of orthodontic treatments and therefore offers a wide selection of appliances from NHS to Damon and lingual to aligners. Whatever the patient’s needs, Andrew and the team are dedicated to working closely with referring dentists to provide the highest levels of patient care and ultimately ensure that everyone leaves with a smile on their face.
Dr Abhishek Singh GDC No. 105433
Abhishek has been voted number one on the Dentistry Scotland Top 20 in 2013. He graduated in 1999 and attained membership to the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow in 2005.
Abhishek is based at Orasculpt – an advanced dentistry and facial aesthetics clinic in Glasgow city centre. He has been nominated for Best Young Dentist award in 2010 and 2011 at the Dentistry Awards. Having done postgraduate education in both endodontics and dental
implantology, Abhishek has a wealth of experience in treating complex cases, thereby helping a number of anxious patients smile. He has a particular interest in digital smile design and its use in smile/cosmetic and implant dentistry.
He is also developing a mentoring pathway for dentists in doing focused implant and restorative cases by following a structured hands-on learning approach.
If you are a dentist keen to learn hands-on advanced dentistry or needing a smile transformation and nervous about it, please get in touch with Abhishek.
Darren Kelsey GDC No. 158079
Darren is a highly skilled, patient-focused clinical dental technician. He started his career as an apprentice dental technician working in NHS dental laboratories manufacturing dental appliances for dentists throughout Scotland. Darren graduated from Langside College in 2004, and then joined a successful private denture clinic in Glasgow making dentures directly for patients.
More recently, Darren graduated from the
postgraduate CDT course at UCLAN. Straight after graduating, he set up Darren Kelsey CDT. Darren is extremely passionate about his work. His main focus is on quality, providing fixed and removable treatment solutions for edentulous patients.
He continues to progress his knowledge on various courses throughout the UK and abroad, keeping up to date with the latest developments in dentistry.
Currently, Darren works with a few practices throughout Scotland and is looking forward to working with many more.
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