Dr Andrew Murphy

Andrew Murphy qualified from Manchester university in 1990 and undertook a vocational training course to gain a wider level of experience in general dentistry and in surgical dentistry.

He then entered general practice in 1992 and moved into private practice in 1993 in Kingston, Surrey.

Together with Deepi Murphy he became owner and principal of the Clock Tower Dental Clinic in 1996. Since this time, the practice has been transformed into the state-of-the-art-facility it is today. The emphasis of the transformation has been on equipment and training, both for the clinicians and nursing staff to provide an up-to-date and stable treatment environment.

In 1994, after the completion of a one-year implant program with Michael Norton in London's Harley Street, Dr Murphy began treating patients with dental implant therapies.

In 1998 he completed a certificate course in restorative dentistry at the Eastman Dental institute, the foremost postgraduate dental hospital in the UK. In 2001 he undertook a full time Master`s degree program at the same institute, in Dental Implantology.

Invaluable experience was gained restoring very large cases and in the provision of all aspects of the most modern dental implant technology. Dr Murphy was awarded the Nobel Biocare prize for Implantology during this study period.

Dr Murphy has worked part time in the advanced implant restorative department of the world famous St George's Hospital in South West London and also at Kingston Hospital. In this capacity treatment is provided for advanced restorative and implant cases especially following facial reconstruction.

Andrew lectures about Implantology to varying groups of dentists and is interested in all aspects of the dental field but focuses on implantology and cosmetic dentistry. He welcomes nervous patients.

GDC number 65986, BDS Manc 1990, MSc Lond 2002