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About Celia Burns

My first love isn’t teeth; it’s people. It’s the best feeling in the world to be able to help an anxious patient to build their confidence. And as well as helping patients to achieve a healthy smile for life, I am a full member of the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentists.  I get a real thrill from doing the minimum cosmetic treatment to achieve the maximum cosmetic improvement.

I am an avid reader and have been in a book group for 15 years, but I also like to get outside; I have an allotment which I have not yet got the hang of – we tend to get large gluts at various points. The strawberries seem to get eaten ok, but I have been known to resort to making courgette cake and pickling my runner beans.

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About Hassan Kamal

My first priority is putting patients at ease, especially if they feel anxious or haven’t been to a dentist for a while. Sometimes I provide sedation which helps people relax during treatment, and I get great satisfaction from relieving patients’ pain and helping them to keep teeth that would otherwise need to be extracted. I’ve been fortunate to gain a wealth of experience in all aspects of general dentistry including being an accredited and certified Invisalign provider (for invisible braces). I have a keen interest in cosmetic dentistry, working with patients to create the beautiful smiles they’ve always wanted.

My most recent postgraduate training is in Endodontology (Root fillings!) at the University of Chester, where I am completing a Masters degree.

In my spare time, I enjoy travelling and experiencing different cultures and ways of life. My most recent excursions include Malaysia, Thailand and the Middle East. Cars are my passion – there’s nothing like the joy of driving on the windy roads of the beautiful countryside on a bright summer’s day. In another life, I think I would have been a car reviewer (more Chris Harris than Evans!) But more than anything, I love to spend time with family and friends. I’ve recently become a father to a beautiful little boy who is the apple of my eye. And despite the lack of sleep, I can’t get enough of the little munchkin!

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About Alia Hasbullah

I knew I didn’t want to have an office job so I decided on a career in dentistry as it would allow me to be in a caring profession whilst developing a wide range of skills. It’s a cliché, but every day is different! I work here on Saturday mornings, and the rest of my week is split between community dental services and the dental hospital. I get to see a wide range of patients such as those who have dental phobias, special needs and are medically compromised. I am also qualified in administering inhalation sedation.

I grew up near Manchester but have developed a soft spot for Birmingham over the years. I still love visiting up North to see family and spend time in the beautiful surroundings of the Peak District. When I’m not at work you’ll probably find me on a tennis court – whether it be sunshine, wind, rain and even snow on occasion! I also enjoy travelling and seeing new places around the UK and when I get a chance I like to venture further afield; my latest trip was to Japan.

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About Tracey Hannon

Before qualifying as a Dental Hygienist and Therapist in 2008 I was a Dental Nurse for around 13 years.  I have worked in a range of different environments, including specialist practice, and I am particularly interested in helping patients with advanced gum disease – this affects the supporting structures of the tooth so can result in tooth loss if not properly managed.

I love animals, and I have two cats at home who take up a lot of my time – especially when one goes AWOL for two days as he did recently. My other hobby is healthy eating. I spend a lot of time cooking mainly vegetarian and vegan food. It is fascinating finding out new things about food and its effect on general health. I try to keep fit and active – I enjoy Salsa dancing and have recently started Aeriel Silk Classes (google it – it’s not about how to wash delicate fabrics).