Hygienists

Zoe (Hygienist/Therapist)

Zoe is our dental hygienist /therapist. Prior to completing the Bachelor of Oral Health at the University of Adelaide in 2007, Zoe worked as a dental nurse and has always had a keen interest in the dental field.

Zoe's qualifications allow her to undertake all tooth restorative management for children under 18 years of age, and management of all dental hygiene and periodontal clientele.

Tessa (Hygienist/Therapist)

Tess completed her Bachelor of Oral Health at the University of Adelaide in 2010. Tess is experienced in dental hygiene and periodontal treatments and believes education is key to preventing oral disease.

Tess has a special interest in airways and breathing which allow us to provide a unique experience for our Myobrace treatments.

In her spare time, Tess enjoys life in the country with her husband and 2 dogs.

Karen (Hygienist/Therapist)

Karen has worked in the dental field for over 6 years. Initially working as a dental assistant, Karen found her passion to help improve people’s oral health. She then went on to complete her Bachelor of Oral Health at the University of Adelaide in 2016.

This qualification allows Karen to provide dental care and treatment to children under the age of 18 years, as well as dental hygiene and periodontal care to clients.

In her spare time Karen enjoys spending time with her husband and 2 children swimming and hiking.

Amber (Hygienist/Therapist)

Amber trained as a Dental Assistant in NSW from 2005 and has also completed her Bachelor of Oral Health.

Amber has been apart of our team since 2011 as a dental assistant and now has joined the team as an Oral Health Therapist

 

Sylvia (Hygienist)

 Sylvia moved to Australia from Egypt in 2009. As both of her parents are dentists Sylvia had the passion for dentistry, so began her dental journey as an assistant in 2011.

Sylvia received her Advanced Diploma of Oral Hygiene in 2016 .

"I'm so passionate about my career and i believe that prevention is better than a cure, that's why education always comes first on my treatment list"