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Dr Neil Nathwani Highly Commended For Best Young Dentist Award 2009 (London)
Dr Neil Nathwani has been Highly Commended for The Best Young Dentist award for The Dentistry Awards 2009. Now in its fourth successful year, these regional awards launched
by Dentistry magazine have been created to recognise outstanding individuals, teams and practices who have an active interest in continuing professional development and staying at the top of the dental profession.
The individuals were selected with the help of achieviements and testimonials. Battling against individuals within the region ensured the entries were of an exceptionally high standard.
The judging panel consisted of top members of the profession including dentists, hygienists, and practice managers who were looking to decide the Best Young Dentist in London.
The winners were announced at The Dentistry Awards Ceremony on December 4th at the Athena – a beautiful Art-Deco cinema in Leicester. The evening was a black-tie event and was hosted by the comedian Paul Thorne. The high attendance this year made the 4th annual Dentistry Awards making this the largest annual dentistry event on the dental calendar!
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NOW National Orthodontic Week at Century Dental Clinic in Putney SW15
Get a naturally healthy smile NOW!
Orthodontics is the branch of dentistry concerned with the growth of the teeth, jaws and face. Nearly one million people in the UK started having orthodontics last year and more adults than ever before want treatment. Why? Orthodontic treatment is about making the best of your teeth; it's about improving the harmony of your mouth and jaws. Once you can bite together correctly, you can eat more comfortably and care for your teeth and gums more easily. Orthodontics is all about creating a naturally, healthy smile.
At Century Dental Clinic in Putney SW15 we will be running a special promotion on Orthodontic Consultations in March 2010 during National Orthodontic Week.
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 Dental Project Peru
The project provides emergency dental care and education to the most impoverished and rural areas of Peru.
In total they provided dental treatment for more than 400 people, gave fluoride treatment to around 300 children and visited 10 schools – teaching oral hygiene education, and providing free toothbrushes and toothpaste to children and adults.
“This has been an immensely rewarding experience, and although physically, mentally and emotionally draining; it was heart warming to see what changes could be made, and it was wonderful to see those little faces full of appreciation at the end of the treatments. Regardless of the pain and fear of the unknown, they were always keen to give us a smile!”
Yulli Tamayo-Myerson RDHT
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