
ROSS DRYBROUGH, BDS MFGDP (UK)
D Implant Dent RCS Eng.
Ross has been a dentist since 1992 after graduating from Newcastle University Dental Hospital. He initially worked in a hospital environment before entering general dental practice in 1994. In 1996, he gained his MFGDP (UK) qualification from the Faculty of General Dental Practice at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.
He started to study implantology in 1999 and has attended many courses, both in the UK and Europe. Ross then went on to study and successfully complete the Diploma in Implant Dentistry which he was awarded in February 2006.
Ross has been selected to be a tutor, training and helping other dentists to develop their skills within implant dentistry, at the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
Choosing the right implantologist is difficult
when you know little about the procedure. In the UK, anyone with
a dental degree is qualified to place dental implants. There is no
obligation to undertake any formal training in implantology of any
kind. The General Dental Council Education Committee has recently
and clearly stated that those who wish to offer implant treatment
for their patients should be competent and appropriately trained.
Ross Drybrough has gained the Diploma in
Implant Dentistry from the Faculty of General Dental Practice, of
the Royal College of Surgeons of England. This additional qualification
is currently considered to be the gold standard in postgraduate training
in implant dentistry.
There are many dentists who can provide patients
with implants but there are only a few who are trained to such a
high level. Ross’s Implant qualification demonstrates his advanced
level of training on bone grafting, tissue regeneration and detailed
implant procedures. You can be assured that he will continue to maintain
his current levels of expertise and further his knowledge. Ross is
keen to help patients achieve the confidence they may have previously
lost.
He takes great pride and professional satisfaction from providing outstanding clinical results at the end of treatment.
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