Quality and affordable dental services throughout the East Coast Bays and North Shore
At Greville Dental we aim to offer the highest standard of dental healthcare at affordable prices in the East Coast Bays.
We have the skills and resources to provide an extensive range of dental services from crowns and implants to root canal and periodontal treatments – We are passionate about dentistry and committed to ensure you get the best professional service possible in a relaxed and stress-free environment. We are all multilingual and aim to assist all patients in their home language.
Dentists:
Colin Angelo
Colin graduated from the University of Pretoria in 1992 and moved to New Zealand in 2008. He lived in the UK for a number of years and completed multiple modules of postgraduate training in Implant surgery and Periodontal Disease treatment. These were completed in South Africa, the United Kingdom, Portugal (Clinica Malo) and Germany (in-house residency under Dr Giesenhagen). He is extremely experienced in both Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment) and Implant/Oral surgery. Colin enjoys the variety of procedures performed at our practice and enjoys the satisfaction of seeing the final product of a well completed treatment plan.
When not at work, Colin loves the outdoors, playing golf and traveling the world. Colin is also fluent in Afrikaans.
Wouter du Preez
Wouter is an experienced and passionate dentist who was born in Windhoek, Namibia.
He graduated from the University of the Stellenbosch in 2003 with a BChD. He obtained a post graduate diploma in implantology (cum laude) in 2005 from UWC in South Africa.
He believes in providing quality, affordable and lasting dental treatment options in a relaxed environment. He enjoys general dentistry but has a special interest in aesthetic dentistry, endodontics, implantology and prosthodontics.
Wouter recently relocated to Auckland from Swakopmund where he practiced for the last 15 years. Outside of work he enjoys camping and outdoor activities with his wife Theresa and their 4 children.
Liesl-Mari Els
Liesl-Mari graduated from the University of Stellenbosch in 2003 with a B.Ch.D./BDS (Stel). She has a special interest in general dentistry and crown-and-bridge work.
Liesl-Mari loves meeting different people when at work. Her aim is really to make her patients happy and feel like family at all times. Her passion for dentistry truly shows in her professionalism towards and care for her patients.
Speaking of passion, among the things she loves are traveling and exploring new places - experiencing what life has to offer. She also values spending quality time with family. An interesting fact about her is that she's received national colours for bisley shooting!.
Dental Hygienists:
Kazu Eketone-Te Kanawa
Kazu graduated from the University of Otago in 2009 and is qualified as both an oral hygienist and dental therapist. She also assists our Japanese patients if translation is required.
Annetjie van den Berg
Annetjie also graduated at the University of Pretoria, in South Africa, and emigrated to New Zealand in 2006. She joined us when we relocated to our current premises in 2014.
Rae Lee
“Ideally you should see a hygienist twice a year - about every six months. We can prevent a lot of problems and teach you how to brush and floss effectively. It’s good for your oral health and your health generally."
Rakesh Jattan
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
BDS MDS(Otago) MBCHB(Otago) FRACDS (OMS)
Rakesh completed his degree in Dentistry in 2000, following this, he worked as a dental house surgeon in Wellington before spending 2 years in Far North Queensland as part of the itinerant dental service with the Royal Flying Doctors (RFDS). This involved providing dental services to remote Aboriginal communities. He returned to Dunedin to complete his Medicine and Masters at the University of Otago. He then completed another 4 years of Advanced Surgical Training through the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (FRACDS) and then undertook a further 3 years of post-Fellowship training in the United Kingdom at the prestigious Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead, specialising in orthognathic surgery and the treatment of head and neck cancers (including reconstruction). He returned to NZ and set up Ti Rakau OMS to provide a complete service in all forms of oral, maxillofacial and dentoalveolar surgery.
Rakesh has held previous positions as a Consultant surgeon at the Auckland (ADHB) and Counties Manukau (CMDHB) District Health Boards, involved in the treatment of acute facial trauma, dentofacial infection, dentoalveolar pathology, TMJ and orthognathic surgery. Past Committee roles have included Supervisor of Training (SoT), Regional Surgical Committee (RSC) and NZ Councillor of ANZAOMS. Rakesh has also been significantly involved in non-profit
Dr Cameron Lewis
BSc, BDS, MDS (OMFS), MB ChB, FRACDS (OMS)
Cameron completed his dental degree (BDS) from Otago in 1991. Following this, he worked in both hospital and private general practice for several years.
He later returned to Otago to commence specialist training in oral and maxillofacial surgery. He further gained his medical degree (MB ChB) and masters degree (MDS) in oral and maxillofacial surgery in 2005. The following year Cameron worked as a general medical house surgeon at Auckland Hospital and completed his training in the Specialty working for several years as a senior registrar at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland.
He gained his Australasian Fellowship (FRACDS) in Brisbane in 2008. MB ChB. Cameron practices a wide scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery. However, his special interests include the management of orbital and midface trauma, orthognathic surgery and bone augmentation for dental implants organisations such as Pasifika Dental Association and Smiles of the Pacific.
