Ben started his dental career in 2002, after graduating from the University of Otago (New Zealand). Following his keen interest for cosmetic and implant dentistry, Ben pursued a Master's degree in prosthodontics and became a registered specialist in 2008. During this time, he was awarded the prestigious Young Prosthodontist Award by the renowned International College of Prosthodontists.

Ben has a strong interest in continuing education and enjoys sharing knowledge and experience with his peers. Since 2009, Ben has been a visiting honorary clinical lecturer at the University of Sydney. In addition, he is a mentor for dentists completing implant diplomas at the University of Sydney, University of Melbourne and the Charles Sturt University. Every year, Ben provides many presentations and workshops to dentists on a wide range of prosthodontic topics and is a frequent presenter for the Australian Dental Association and Nobel Biocare. His latest appearance and upcoming presentations can be found here.

Ben has extensive expertise in complex implant and bone grafting surgery, including cases involving significant bone loss. His advanced surgical skills mean he regularly accepts referrals for cases other practitioners consider too difficult — often opening a pathway to implant treatment that patients had been told wasn't possible for them.

Through his teaching and presentation experience, Ben is very articulate at explaining complicated issues and procedures. Patients find Ben very easy to understand even for the most complex situations. Ben is always calm and has a very gentle touch, helping to ease the anxiety of seeing a dentist.

Outside the practice, Ben enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids, art, travelling, exploring and learning.

Johnson graduated from the University of Otago (New Zealand) with a Bachelor degree in dentistry in 1998. While practicing as a general dentist, he furthered his training in the United States, Brazil and Australia in the field of cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics, dental implants, occlusion and temporomandibular joint disorder.

To optimise treatments for anxious patients, in 2003 Johnson completed a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry (Conscious Sedation & Pain Control) at the University of Sydney. He is, therefore, highly qualified to assist patients who suffer from dental anxiety.

In 2009, Johnson completed a three-year Clinical Doctorate in Prosthodontics at the University of Sydney to become a registered prosthodontist. Within the field of prosthodontics, Johnson has a special interest in restoring worn teeth and cosmetic dentistry for patients with high expectations. He was trained under the world renowned Dr Newton Fahl (Brazil) who is one of the world's leading cosmetic dentists in aesthetic composite resin restorations.

Zoe completed her undergraduate dental training at the University of Adelaide in 2004, before going on to complete specialist training in prosthodontics at the University of Sydney. She holds a Master's degree from USYD in growth and remodelling of the temporomandibular joint, and was the leading researcher on bone augmentation and dental implant placement.

Zoe holds a clinical position at Westmead Centre of Oral Health and a supervisory role at the University of Sydney, where she mentors undergraduate dental students. Her special interests include cosmetic dentistry — particularly dental ceramics and veneers — as well as implant dentistry, occlusal rehabilitation, and fixed and removable prosthodontics.

Zoe's gentle, light-handed approach and keen eye for detail enable her to deliver specialist treatment in a caring and relaxed environment. Her empathy, patience, and non-judgmental manner help patients feel at ease, turning what can be an anxious experience into a pleasant one. She practices privately in Chatswood and Parramatta.

Outside of work, Zoe is a mother of three who enjoys spending time with her family, bushwalking, bike riding, and travelling.

Ghada graduated with honours from Cairo University's Faculty of Dentistry in 2000, and earned her Master of Science in Prosthodontics in 2007, becoming a specialist prosthodontist in Egypt. After relocating to Australia in 2010 and four years in Sydney private practice, she completed a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry (Prosthodontics) at the University of Sydney, achieving accreditation as a registered specialist prosthodontist in Australia in 2018.

Ghada is deeply committed to both research and accessible care. She works part-time as a Staff Specialist at Westmead Dental Hospital managing complex rehabilitation cases and contributes to the Maxillofacial Cancer Clinics. She also serves as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney, teaching fixed prosthodontics to undergraduate students — a role that reflects her longstanding dedication to education, which began at Cairo University's Department of Prosthodontics.

In private practice, Ghada offers tailored solutions in fixed and removable prosthodontics, with special interests in cosmetic dentistry, worn dentition, and full-mouth rehabilitation. She embraces digital innovations to craft personalised smiles, combining precision with artistry, and believes in keeping care simple, transparent, and patient-centred.

Ghada is known for her warmth, approachability, and genuine dedication to her patients — bringing the same compassion and community-oriented values to everything she does.

Thao completed a Bachelor of Medical Science with First Class Honours before graduating with a Bachelor of Dentistry with Honours from the University of Sydney in 2012. She subsequently completed her postgraduate specialist training in Oral Surgery at the University of Sydney, and now practices as a specialist oral surgeon across both public and private sectors.

Thao began her career as an Oral Surgery Resident at Sydney Dental Hospital, where she developed her surgical interests and began tutoring junior clinicians and dental students. She then spent four years in Perth building a strong reputation in private surgical practice, including procedures requiring IV sedation and general anaesthesia. She continues to teach dental students alongside her clinical work.

Beyond the clinic, Thao is deeply committed to volunteer work, providing dental treatment in developing countries where access to care is limited. She has worked with organisations including Vietnam Vision Projects and AusViet Charity Foundation, and has participated in Rotary and ADA lectures to better understand responsible and safe dental volunteering.

Isean graduated with a Bachelor of Oral Health from the University of Sydney in 2016, serving as President of the Bachelor of Oral Health program during her studies. Her academic excellence was recognised with two prestigious awards: the Hu Friedy Golden Scaler award for highest proficiency in dental hygiene and therapy, and the Colgate Oral Care award for the highest grade in Oral Health. She is a member of both the Australian Dental and Oral Health Therapist Association and the Dental Hygienist Association of Australia.

Since graduating, Isean has built experience across multiple dental specialties including periodontics and orthodontics, and has trained in several public hospitals across NSW. She has also contributed to community health by participating in oral health programs in preschools and aged care facilities.

Isean's passion for clinical education and evidence-based practice is evident in her approach to dentistry. She is committed to staying up to date with the latest advancements and research in the field, ensuring that her patients receive the most effective and evidence-based treatments available.

Outside of work, Isean enjoys travelling, food adventures, and maintaining an active lifestyle.