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Nigel Fitter
BDS (Birmingham 1986)
After graduating from Birmingham Dental School, Nigel worked in General Practice in the West Midlands for five years before leaving to take a years sabbatical in Paris to study French Literature at the Sorbonne. On his return he moved to the Highlands to pursue his love of mountaineering, skiing and all things outdoors.
Having owned a practice in Caithness for ten years followed by a spell working in the Western Isles he has now settled at Kingsmills Dental Practice we he took ownership of in 2008. His particular areas of interest are in the fields of restorative and cosmetic dentistry.
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Hazel
Cliff BDS (Dundee 1981)
Born in Edinburgh, brought up
in Dundee and attended Dundee University - Hazel is an out and
out East-Coaster. Furthermore she first worked in general practice
in Arbroath, trained in orthodontics in Aberdeen then practiced
in Nairn before setting up Kingsmills Dental Practice with her
husband, Richard Castro, in Inverness.
She has pursued her interest in orthodontics for both children
and adults with a special emphasis on interceptive treatment
to minimise future problems. Hazel has three children and, time
permitting, she enjoys historical and contemporary dance, skiing
and the outdoors generally, which includes helping with the
Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme in Inverness’ Crown Group.
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Anne Jackson BDS
(Edinburgh 1980)
After graduation Anne spent a few
years in a training practice near London before heading for the
North West Territories of Canada. For five years she was a “flying
dentist” serving remote Indian and Inuit settlements by
landing on nearby lakes in a floatplane. On her return to Scotland
she met her husband and they settled in Inverness.
“With a young family I looked for a part time job in a practice
where prevention was a priority and I started at Kingsmills. Now,
the practice has expanded allowing me to carry
out family dentistry in a friendly, team environment. The Highlands
has proved a wonderful home and, with the children now at secondary
school, I can sometimes find time to pursue my interests of walking,
cycling and curling”. |
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