Meet the Team

Posted by Amish Bhayani | 7th January 2022 | Team News

Dr. Amish Bhayani LMD Port, LMD (Portugal), MSc Endo (Chester)

“I have been a principle dentist here at Inspired for 6 years. My favourite part of my job is helping my patients achieve their desired outcome through cosmetic and functional dentistry and I also enjoy practicing preventative dentistry. As well as working full time, I enjoy spending time with my friends, family and participating in sports. I’ve got a few exciting ideas for our next fundraiser, but can’t decide which charity to focus my donations on. Any suggestions are welcomed!”

Britt (CQC registered Clinical Manager)

“I joined the Inspired Team back in 2017 as an apprentice dental nurse. I have since gained my dental nurse qualification and a further post qualification in dental radiography. I have been fortunate enough to take on the position of CQC registered Clinical Manager for Inspired last year and I genuinely love the diversity of my role. I am still a practicing dental nurse and love being chair side assisting the clinicians- particularly in endodontics and implantology. When I’m not working, I love walks on the beach with my husband our two Bichons Tilly and Stanley”

Brittany has been shortlisted for Best Dental Nurse in the Private Dentistry Awards and the Dental Awards 2021.

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