Kathryn qualified at the London Hospital and worked in the periodontal department after qualifying. She then moved to the Eastham dental school working in the Oral Medicine Department, before moving upto the Wirral in 1996. Kathryn has worked at Woodyear Road for 12 years. She and Shaun have two young girls and one boy.

Shaun graduated from the London Hospital where he also obtained his PhD. Having worked in academic research Shaun taught at Liverpool Dental School part time after moving back home. He has an interest in periodontal disease and more recently facial aesthetics including dental implants. He is also trained in the use of dermal fillers and Botox.

Jane started as a junior nurse serving her time under the direction of Mrs Davies before becoming practice manager. Jane is central to the smooth running of the practice and is the font of all knowledge. Married to Steve she is an accomplished diver and keen biker.

Bev has been at the practice for over ten years. She is a very efficient nurse and works well on reception. A keen netball player, Bev loves nothing better than going out celebrating after another win.

Julie has been with the practice for 21 years, having qualified as a dental nurse in 1993. Married to Barry she spends all her free time looking after her two young girls.

Penny has been a dental nurse for many years and is vastly experienced. Hard working and friendly Penny, has two young boys and can often be seen driving around in her convertible.

Amanda has been with the practice for four years and her calm effcient manner behind reception is appreciated by all. Amanda has two rapidly growing up boys and is a great music fan.

Gemma has been with the practice for over a year now and is a fully qualified hygienist and therapist. Her bubbly and friendly manner have made her popular with both patients and staff

Denise is one of our hygienists who has been with the practice for a year. Very popular with patients with her gentle technique and chairside manner. Denise is a demon on the netball court who has yet to grasp the concept of non-contact play.