Dental Training: Bristol Dental School (undergraduate); King’s College London (postgraduate)

Tom graduated from University of Bristol in 2015 with Merits in Restorative and Paediatric Dentistry and was the 2014 winner of the prestigious Frank Ashley undergraduate prize. Since then he has worked in hospitals and general practice, furthering his knowledge and skills in the field of Endodontics (root canal treatment). In 2018, he completed an MSc with Merit in Primary Dental Care from the University of Kent and in 2022 he enrolled in the prestigious Clinical Masters degree in Endodontology at King’s College London.

Tom’s research on the importance of oral health and its interplay with whole-body health won him a prize from the British Society of Gerodontology. Outside of his studies, he operates as a dentist with special interest in root canal treatment, dedicating himself to providing comfortable, safe and effective root canal treatment. In 2020, Tom was awarded the national GDP Prize for endodontics from the British Endodontic Society and in 2024 he was awarded their Outstanding Clinical Case prize.

In 2025, Tom passed the competitive Royal College of Surgeons’ exam for Membership in Endodontics. He takes referrals for all forms of Endodontic care including root canal treatment and re-treatment, vital pulp therapy and microsurgery.

 What is your idea of food heaven?
Pizza (any kind)

If you could be anyone for a day, who would that be?
David Attenborough

Favourite car?
I don’t know much about cars, which is why I drive a Ford Focus

Favourite song or band?
Dire Straits

Favourite movie?
Ex Machina

Favourite aspect of the job?
Seeing the difference good endodontic treatment can make

One word to describe you?
Conscientious