8F Gilbert Place, London WC1A 2JD
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Spoken languages: English, Greek, Russian
GDC Number: 206611
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My aim is to make my patients feel comfortable during treatment and care for their healthy smile.
I earned my Diploma in Dentistry at Inter Scientific Organisation for Recognition of Academic Titles & information, in Greece. Being a second generation dentist with deep family traditions in medicine, I can relate well to dental patients.
I have been practicing in London since 2011 as a general dentist. I am gentle by nature so it comes easy to me to connect with patients, even with those who are anxious and are afraid of dentists. I have many years of experience in dental practice management, therefore I can deal with technical difficulties, problems and breakdowns well.
I would describe myself as easy going, who works and integrates well with any team. Besides my profession I like music, reading, technology, philosophy, building design and architecture.
Please check out our Greek Dentist London page for more professionals from Greece.
You can read about Nikolaos Kasiteridis here.
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