The Dental Practice Ruislip (Jeremy Asquith)

BDS Lond 1981. GDC No. 56055. Dr Asquith qualified from the Royal Dental Hospital London (which has subsequently merged with King's College London) in 1981. Dr Asquith has owned the practice for nearly 30 years providing a mix of NHS and private general dental care to both adults and children. Dr Asquith has been involved in the profession at both a local and national level for many years. He has been a member of the British Dental Association (BDA) since 1978 and has chaired various dental committees. His experiences include chairing the second largest branch of the BDA (Middlesex and Hertfordshire). In 2009 he chaired the national Conference of Local Dental Committees (LDC). Following this he was made an official adviser to the Minister of Health. Dr Asquith has chaired Hillingdon LDC for over 10 years. He is also the current president of King's Dental Institute Alumni and a council member of King's College. In 2014 he was invited to speak at the alumni weekend, he spoke about various topics including: effective political lobbying and the current state of general NHS dentistry. In 2015 he was awarded alumnus of the year at King's College. Outside of dentistry, Dr Asquith enjoys dabbling in local politics. He was elected as a local Liberal Democrat Ward Councillor in 2006. In 2010 he chaired the Health debate at the Liberal Democrat Party Conference in Brighton. Following this, he was co-opted onto the Lib Dem Parliamentary Health and Social Welfare Committee in 2012. For the last five years he has been Parliamentary Coordinator for the Federation of LDCs. He is also the current Vice Chairman of Liberal International.

GDC No. 71812. Dr Kasilingam qualified as a dentist from Liverpool University in 1996. Dr Kasilingam works part time at the practice and provides a full range of general NHS and private dental care to both adults and children. Outside of dentistry, he enjoys playing badminton, squash and football.

GDC No. 177899. Dr Patel qualified as a dentist from Kings College London in 2009. He works part time at the practice and provides a full range of general NHS and private dental care to both adults and children. Outside of dentistry, Dr Patel is a keen sportsman and he enjoys playing cricket and football. He is also fluent in Gujarati.