Cotteswold House Dental Care

BDS, DPS, FFGDP (UK), MGDS RCS (Eng) | GDC no: 51413. He joined Cotteswold House in 1981, having graduated from Liverpool University in 1977. He enjoys all aspects of dentistry, and undertook extensive postgraduate training to gain further qualifications from the Royal College of Surgeons and the University of Bristol. He was Gloucester’s first dentist to be awarded with the esteemed MGDS from the Royal College of Surgeons, and is one of the first dentists in the UK to obtain the Fellowship of the Faculty of General Dental Practice. His exceptional set of skills has enabled him to become a tutor and a vocational trainer at the University of Bristol. Additionally, he has been Board Member and examiner for The Royal College of Surgeons’ Dental Faculty in London, and was on the chair of examiners for the Fellowship for over a decade. He is married and has two children. He is a keen photographer and the whole family enjoys travelling to allow him to peruse his hobby. Stephen’s photographs of the Forest of Dean can be found in a public collection of works titled ‘The Royal Forest of Dean’

BDS. GDC no: 104068. He qualified in 2006 at Kings College London, and has worked in the south west since then. He commits himself to providing the highest quality dental care and creating positive dental experiences for his patients. Steven devotes himself to postgraduate training and studies so that he can be at the forefront of dental techniques and patient care. In 2011, he was taught and mentored by a leading specialist in aesthetic dentistry and was presented with a Certificate in Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry. He is currently working his way through the curriculum of SPEAR Education which is a world renowned dental institution based in the USA. He is a qualified Invisalign provider and is also a member of the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentists. In his spare time, Steven likes to spend time with his wife Tanya and his two children Jasper and Hugo.

BDS. GDC no: 74298. She earned her dental qualification in 1998 from the University of Bristol. She regularly undertakes postgraduate courses to expand her wealth of dental knowledge and experience. Though she enjoys all aspects involved with family dentistry, Rachel has a particularly keen interest in endodontics, and rises to the challenge of saving teeth with severe damage. She has two young children of her own, so she finds gaining the confidence of the children she treats to be particularly rewarding. Outside of work, Rachel is kept busy by her two small daughters. However, in her spare time she likes to swim and play racket sports.