Churchfield Dental Centre

David M. Hilton
BDS (U.Sheff). LDS RCS (Eng).David has worked in general practice since qualifying from Sheffield University in 1987.He is the principal of Churchfield Dental Centre which he established up as a cold squat in 1995, now having a reputation for the standard and quality of care the practice delivers.David has a wide range of interests from periodontal care, the corner stone of his philosophy, through full mouth restorative work and implant based restoration of the broken down dentition, to functional and fixed wire orthodontics and management of TMJ disorders.He has a wide portfolio of post graduate education and a belief that you can never stop learning!David is a member of the Association of Dental Implantology, the International Association for Orthodontics, the British Society for the Study of Craniomandibular Disorders and the British Medical Acupuncture Society. He is the current chairman of Barnsley LDC and has been a Vocational Trainer in the past.
 

Caroline Hemington BCHD, originally from Sheffield Caroline qualified from Leeds University in 1993.  As well as providing general dental care, Caroline has a keen interest in all cosmetic treatment including an active interest in invisible adult braces.  Caroline has completed numerous post graduate courses including a yearlong advanced restorative course.
Caroline offers a late night surgery on Wednesday’s 1pm – 8pm
 

Emma Marsh EDH/EDT 
Emma has been with Churchfield Dental Centre for 12 years and is a valued member of our team.  Emma qualified as a Dental Therapist and Hygienist from Sheffield University in 2000.  Emma has worked in a London clinic with a specialist periodontist, which has given her an added interest in periodontal disease. Emma also enjoys caring for patients throughout their implant treatment and helping them care for their implants after the final prosthetics have been fitted.
Emma offers a late night surgery on a Wednesday 1pm – 8pm

Victoria Brailsford EDH/EDT
Victoria has been part of the team at Churchfield Dental Centre since 2000 and having started at the practice as a nurse, went on to qualify as a dental hygiene therapist from Sheffield University in 2005.  As well as the treatment and prevention of periodontal disease, Victoria has developed a keen interest in the restorative side of hygiene therapy, and also enjoys the paediatric aspect of the job. Victoria strongly believes that educating children about good diet and how to care for their teeth and gums from an early age is the most important corner stone in good oral health.
Victoria offers a late night surgery on Wednesday 1pm – 8pm