Welcome to
Angle House Whetstone

Bina returned to university for a 3 year postgraduate course in orthodontics at the Eastman Dental Hospital where she gained an MSc and qualified with the MOrth in 2003.

Since qualifying as an orthodontist, Bina has worked in specialist practices in North London and in Harley Street.

Bina is dedicated to providing a high level of personal and clinical care as orthodontic treatment has not only health but social and psychological benefits. She also maintains an active involvement in post graduate education and continuing professional development.

Bina is a member of the British Orthodontic Society and is a past orthodontic representative to the local dental committee.

“I always try to treat my patients in the same way I would wish to be treated. Our friendly team approach is aimed at making you as comfortable as possible whilst we create your perfect smile.”

Hobbies: Bina lives in North London with her husband and two children. She enjoys cooking, art and long muddy walks with her family.

Rupal is also currently undertaking further higher specialty training and is involved in postgraduate teaching as well as managing complex multidisciplinary cases.

She is the current treasurer of the British Orthodontic Society Training Grades Group and is a member of the European Orthodontic Society, and has presented at various national and international conferences.

Hobbies: Travelling, playing netball, socialising with family and friends

Sonia has worked in a variety of different settings upon qualification including hospital positions at the Royal London Hospital and a teaching post at King’s College London where she was supervising final year dental undergraduates. During this time she also obtained the postgraduate accreditation required to obtain Fellowship of the Higher Education Authority. Sonia has been published in a variety of scientific journals and has presented her Masters research findings at an IADR session in Seattle, USA. She regularly maintains close contact with peers through conferences and study groups to ensure that she maintains best practice standards for her clinical work.

Outside of work, Sonia enjoys spending time with family and friends as well as cooking vegetables from her parents allotment, floristry and running. She is also thinking of keeping bees.

She is an active member of the British Society of Periodontology and has attended numerous national and international conferences allowing her to continuously further her knowledge in the latest developments in research. Periodontal disease affects the gums and supporting structures of the teeth which can lead to tooth loss. Anjali is committed to providing the highest standard of care and strongly believes in a holistic approach allowing her to help patients reduce the burden of periodontal disease on oral and general health.

Hobbies: In her spare time, Anjali enjoys choreographing and performing Indian dance, listening to music and photography.