Dr. Aram Navai
BSc BDS MJDF RCS (Eng.) MClinDent (Distinction)
MEndo RCS (Ed.)
GDC number: 177569
Dr. Aram Navai
BSc BDS MJDF RCS (Eng.) MClinDent (Distinction)
MEndo RCS (Ed.)
GDC number: 177569
Dr Aram Navai is a London Endodontist with over 10 years experience of general practice and complex hospital dentistry.
As one of the best endodontists in London, he takes pride in enhancing the lives of his patients and at The Wellington Clinic uses a state-of-the-art microscope and the best materials to carry out root canal treatments.
“Being able to use specialist techniques and cutting-edge technology to relieve patients from pain and allow them to keep teeth they would otherwise lose is such a rewarding process. I am grateful so many dentists continue to refer complex and challenging cases to me to resolve for their patients”.
Before becoming a specialist endodontist at our Chelsea dental clinic, Aram originally qualified from the King’s College London Dental Institute in 2009 and was awarded membership of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2011.
His previous positions include a year as a Senior House Officer in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in London, where he gained experience in complex surgeries including management of facial lacerations, wisdom tooth surgery and assisting in major cancer and trauma surgeries.
Aram is one of the very few dentists that was awarded a specialist training position in Endodontics at the prestigious Guy’s and King’s College Dental Institute where he successfully completed 4 years of advance training and passed all examinations with Distinction.
He was also awarded the ‘Membership in Endodontics’ by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, which is recognised as the highest qualification in the field.
Aram is now a part-time Specialist Clinical Teacher and lecturer in Endodontology at Guy’s Hospital and King’s College London where he teaches and supervises both undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Aram accepts referrals for a range of endodontic procedures including cases with complex anatomy and those which have been previously treated and failed.
“I believe endodontics and restorative dentistry are not separate from one another. The best time to place a core restoration is straight after root canal treatment in order to provide an optimal postoperative seal in aseptic conditions.
Unless otherwise instructed, I will always place a bonded core before returning your patient to you for the definitive cuspal coverage restoration”.