Dr. N.K Mohindra Pioneer
BDS Edin 1969
Reg No 43423
Reg date 18 July 1969
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Chief Executive of Dental Practitioners' Association, Derek Watson-BDS, LDS, RCS, DGDP (UK) interviews Dr. Nick Mohindra “the leading authority in this country” in altering lower facial height, something hitherto not believed possible in dentistry. Nick describes his journey from NHS in the Welsh valleys to private practice in Wimpole Street . Click HERE to hear the interview

Qualified from Edinburgh in 1969. After gaining early experience in practices in London, he became prinicipal of a busy multiple practice in South Wales from 1973-1980. Then Nick and his family moved to Ashford, Kent in 1980 and built up a thriving four-man general dental practice.

In the 1990's Nick developed an interest in the TMD syndrome which led to his work and research with denture patients, culminating in his scientific paper being published in the British Dental Journal in 1996.

For the last 10 years he was a trainer in the vocational training scheme, where young dentists are attached to an accredited training practice. He found this work stimulating and challenging and it motivated him to become involved with peer review and as much postgraduate training as the demands of running a busy general practice would allow. Nick has given lectures to various groups about his new technique.

Ultimately, the challenge and rewards of his work with edentulous patients resulted in his giving up general dentistry to concentrate on the field of facial aesthetics and to develop Added Dimension Dentistry.

Fran Mohindra
Fran graduated in History at Edinburgh University in 1970 and went on to do a postgraduate teacher training course in Sussex. After her marriage to Nick in 1971 she taught in London for two years but decided to help Nick run his practice in South Wales and has remained in dentistry ever since.

After managing a large busy practice for 19 years, Fran is enjoying the new opportunity at Added Dimension Dentistry. She believes that our aim should be to build up a more personal relationship with our patients whom she feels need sensitivity, understanding and encouragement, as well as our expertise.

She also brings her love of art and design, which is reflected throughout the practice.

Ines Berger

Lizelle Visser

Dr Rebecca Christine Hitchcock
BDS Durh 1965
Reg No 40147
Reg. date 5 July 1965