Meet the team

Although I was born in Scotland, I grew up in Liverpool and achieved my qualifications at Liverpool Dental School in December 1985. I began my career in general practice in various surgeries in the Liverpool area, which is where I met a young dental nurse Vivien who was later to become my wife. We moved to south east England in 1988, settling in the village of East Peckham and I started as an associate dental surgeon at Eustace & Partners on the 7th July 1988.

Vivien and I have two children, Calum was born in September 1989 and two years later my daughter Lorna was born, also in September.

I have always enjoyed my life at Eustace & Partners, it’s a happy and comfortable environment, so in 1998 after working at the practice for 10 years, I became a partner and became sole owner in 2012. I have never felt the particular desire to specialise in any one aspect of dentistry and enjoy the challenge of keeping up to date with the latest techniques. At Eustace & Partners, we are very lucky to be able to offer our patients the services of specialists that cover areas outside of my experience.

Beside my career I like to keep busy, after the usual demands of DIY and gardening, I enjoy spending time with my family, while fitting in some swimming, running and cycling, as I like to complete a few triathlons each year.

After graduating in 1999 from Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals I worked in the hospitals in the restorative dentistry and oral surgery departments. I then worked in practices in East Grinstead and Tunbridge Wells before joining Eustace & Partners in 2004. I have chosen not to specialise, preferring the variety of general practice.

I live in Sevenoaks and have three young daughters who take up most of my time away from work. When I get the chance I enjoy sailing, skiing and sewing.

Louise gained her BDS from University College, London in December 1983. She subsequently gained her LDS from the Royal College of Surgeons in January 1984. Having spent the first ten years of her career working in private practice in Wimbledon, she moved to Kent at the end of 1992 for the birth of her second child and has lived and worked in Kent ever since. Louise has spent most of her career working in private practice and enjoys all aspects of dentistry, finding it particularly rewarding to help nervous patients to regain their confidence. She is also particularly interested in endodontics and aesthetic restorative techniques.

Louise is married with three grown-up children who all went to schools in the area and has lived in Offham for twenty years. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, gardening and reading.

Manjinder is a Specialist Orthodontist.

She graduated as a Dental Surgeon from King's College London in 2001 with the award of two prizes in recognition of her academic achievements. She used her subsequent hospital and practice experience to develop a wide range of dental skills. This included paediatrics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, dental public health and the management of anxious patients. She simultaneously pursued two years of postgraduate study and achieved her MFDS qualification with the Royal College of Surgeons.

Manjinder then pursued her passion for Orthodontics by completing three years of full-time specialist training at Guy's hospital. She qualified there in 2008 with an MSc and MOrth, and was selected to represent Guys at on overseas exchange visit to Shanghai. Her research into orthodontic education earned a Distinction and was published in the European Journal of Dental Education. She has also published in the British Dental Journal and presented at the British Orthodontic Conference and at the British Orthodontic Society. Her professional memberships include the BOS, EOS and BDA.

Manjinder has experience in providing NHS and Private orthodontic treatment to children and adults in both hospital and specialist practice. She offers a range of treatments including invisible braces (fixed onto the inside of the teeth), clear ceramic braces, Damon braces, and other removable braces and retainers. Her aim is to provide treatment without removing teeth, to enhance facial as well as smile aesthetics for the long term. She is a down-to-earth and friendly professional who will guide you through your treatment options to determine a plan tailored to your individual needs.

Tori graduated from Newcastle Dental Hospital in 2002 and started her career in the North East. The first few years confirmed that general practice was what she really enjoyed - the variety of patients from the very young to the more mature, guaranteeing that no two days are ever the same. This passion for general practice led to her studying and passing the MJDF examinations in 2009, a post graduate qualification that is uniquely based on general dentistry rather than a specific speciality.

Relocation down South brought her to Sevenoaks, and she settled into a private practice Orpington, working there for over twelve years before joining the team at Eustace.

Her ethos is simple - a visit to the dentist should not be one that's dreaded. Building up a great dentist - patient relationship based on trust, kindness, being able to offer the highest quality of treatment and understanding of the patient's needs is paramount. She really enjoys the feeling of being part of a family practice that in itself is part of the community in which it's located.

In her spare time she enjoys running and skiing. You may often see her running around Sevenoaks with her dog in tow!

Dr. Lydia Pink BDS (Lond), BSc (Hons) qualified from Guy’s, King’s & St Thomas’s Hospital in 2005 and has practiced in Kent and London since then. She aims to provide high quality, natural looking restorations, which is specifically tailored to the individual patient. Lydia has won Best Young Dentist award in 2008, and was shortlisted in 2009 in The Dentistry Awards.

Lydia devotes some of her free time providing dental care, with the charity Mini Molars, for orphans and street children in Cambodia

Natasha has been in dentistry for the past 26 years, during that time she gained knowledge and experience as a dental nurse and an orthodontic therapist for the past 5 years. In 2012 she volunteered for the dental department in the Olympic athlete’s village. This was a fantastic experience, which she is very proud to have been part of. During her time as a dental nurse she passed many national nursing exams. She worked in a general practice and private, specialist practice, periodontal surgery and implants in Harley street.

She has worked in Orthodontics for the past 12 years. She is a qualified orthodontic therapist.