Asif Chatoo
Bsc. BDS, FDS RCS (Eng), MSc., MOrth RCS (Eng)
Specialist in Orthodontics
Patients of Asif regularly comment on how at home they feel in the practice and how at ease they feel with him taking care of their braces. His philosophy is to treat his patients as he would want himself and his family to be treated. “It was because I wanted the freedom to set my own service standards that I established my practice. I wanted to choose my own staff, to invest in the best equipment and create an environment in which my patients would feel at home.”
Asif is a member of the following orthodontic societies:
Asif is a leading exponent of both lingual braces and digital dentistry. Due to his expertise in the lingual technique, he is invited to speak at international meetings around the world. Last year he spoke at Harvard, in Korea, Tunisia, the British Association of Cosmetic Dentistry and at the British Orthodontic Conference. This year he was a speaker (and co-scientific chair) at the European Society of Lingual Orthodontics.
He offers courses at his practice to specialist orthodontists wanting to learn from him. He qualified as a Dentist from King’s College, London in 1993 following a few years’ experience in general practice and gained his Master’s Degree in Orthodontics at GKT Dental Institute, London. His training in the lingual technique was in Paris.
He is the author of a chapter on ‘Interdisciplinary Treatment with Lingual Orthodontics’ in the book Esthetics in Lingual Orthodontics (Quintessence Publishing).
Profiles of Asif’s team are on the Our Team page.
More of Asif’s affiliations:
For a complimentary consultation to discuss treatment options, please contact our team on 020 7486 2883, or email us and we will get in touch.
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