Sherry Mowla - Dental Surgeon with a Special Interest in Aesthetic Dentistry

Sherry qualified in Dental Surgery from the University of Bristol and completed her postgraduate training in Cheltenham. She then spent a year working at the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery department at the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham as a Senior House Officer, gaining valuable experience in areas such as oral surgery and oral medicine. During this time, Sherry also achieved Membership with the prestigious Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, earning her Faculty of Dental Surgery Diploma.

Sherry went on to complete her Master’s in Aesthetic Dentistry at King’s College London, graduating with distinction. Recognised as one of the world’s top universities, King’s College London provided Sherry with advanced knowledge and skills, particularly in composite and ceramic restorations. Her practice now focuses on Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry, using minimally-invasive techniques. This includes a particular interest in smile enhancement using tooth whitening, composite bonding and ceramic restorations. 

In addition, Sherry has travelled extensively to learn from the best clinicians in the world including the world-renowned Pascal Magne in Switzerland. This extensive training enables Sherry to provide evidence-based, predictable and conservative solutions to her patient’s dental concerns. Sherry’s philosophy is to harmonise the durability and the aesthetics of restorations she provides.

Outside of dentistry, Sherry is a keen pianist, enjoys playing tennis, and has a passion for art.