Meet the Team
You're choosing people, not just treatments.
Five clinicians, one consistent standard of care — each personally involved in the patients they treat, from first consultation to final review.
How We Work
One treatment plan. One shared standard.
Every patient has a single, agreed treatment plan — discussed collectively when it helps, rather than handed between isolated specialists. Whoever you see, the standard of care is the same.
Smile Design
Dr. Eleanor Hartley
Principal Dentist · Cosmetic & Restorative
“A smile should look like it was always meant to be there.”
My job is to help patients feel informed, not persuaded.
- Areas of interest
- Smile design, ceramic veneers, full-mouth rehabilitation
- Favourite part of the job
- The moment a patient sees their result for the first time.
- Languages
- English, French
- Patient style
- Thorough and unhurried — she'll always show you the plan before starting.
BDS (Lond), MFDS RCS (Eng), PG Cert Aesthetic Dentistry · GDC 84213
Implants
Dr. James Whitfield
Implant Dentist
“Good implant work is invisible — you forget it's there.”
The best dentistry is often the work nobody notices.
- Areas of interest
- Implant planning, bone grafting, full-arch restoration
- Favourite part of the job
- Solving problems other dentists have said can't be fixed.
- Languages
- English
- Patient style
- Methodical and reassuring — he explains every stage before it happens.
BDS (Bristol), MSc Implant Dentistry (UCL) · GDC 91807
Orthodontics
Dr. Priya Anand
Orthodontist · Invisalign Diamond Provider
“Straighter teeth should never come at the cost of a rushed plan.”
I'd rather take an extra month than get it slightly wrong.
- Areas of interest
- Invisalign, adult orthodontics, bite correction
- Favourite part of the job
- Watching a smile change gradually, review by review.
- Languages
- English, Hindi, Gujarati
- Patient style
- Encouraging and precise — she reviews every case personally.
BDS (Manchester), MOrth RCS (Eng) · GDC 96442
Preventive
Dr. Oliver Bennett
General & Family Dentist
“Most dental problems are easier to prevent than to fix.”
I'd rather see you for ten minutes a year than an hour in an emergency.
- Areas of interest
- Preventive care, restorative dentistry, family dentistry
- Favourite part of the job
- Long-term patients who no longer dread the dentist.
- Languages
- English
- Patient style
- Calm and conversational — appointments rarely feel rushed.
BDS (Sheffield), PG Dip Restorative Dentistry · GDC 103295
Preventive
Anna Kowalski
Lead Dental Hygienist
“Prevention is the quietest form of care — and often the most effective.”
A good hygiene appointment should feel like maintenance, not treatment.
- Areas of interest
- Airflow polishing, gum health, patient education
- Favourite part of the job
- Patients who start looking forward to their cleans.
- Languages
- English, Polish
- Patient style
- Gentle and thorough — she explains what she's doing as she goes.
Dip Dental Hygiene (KCL) · GDC 218654
Not Sure Who You'll See?
Every enquiry begins with a conversation.
Tell us what you'd like to improve, and we'll match you with the clinician best placed to help — before any appointment is booked.
Enquiry
Tell us what you'd like to improve.
Consultation
An unhurried conversation about your options.
Treatment Plan
A clear plan, matched to your goals.
Your Clinician
The right specialist, from the first visit.
Working Together
Treatment plans, discussed as a team.
For complex or combined treatments, cases are discussed collectively — so the plan you receive reflects more than one perspective, even if you only ever see one clinician.
“Every complex case is discussed as a team before we proceed — so your plan reflects more than one perspective.”
Behind the Scenes
A typical day at Harbour Dental.
An illustrative example of how a typical day unfolds across the practice.
08:00
Morning preparation
09:00
Patient consultations
12:00
Collaborative planning
14:00
Treatments
17:30
Case reviews
Book With Confidence
Meet the right clinician for you.
Every treatment begins with a conversation about your goals — not assumptions.