Anand qualified in 2006 from King’s College London and has worked in General Practice Cornwall, North London and Hertfordshire. In 2009, Anand completed a postgraduate diploma, the MFDS. (Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

Anand has a Special Interest in Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment) and completed a part-time MSc in Endodontics at King’s College London in 2016, passing with Distinction. He was awarded the Henry Schein Excellence Award “For exemplary application of new knowledge and understanding” for his Masters’ dissertation entitled “Systematic Review on Contemporary Irrigant Activation Techniques”.  He now limits his practice to Private Endodontics.

He aims to be able to provide enhanced Root Canal treatment which is also pain-free. He uses Dental Operating Microscopes to perform his treatments and also uses the latest methods such as Rotary and Reciprocating preparation and Warm Obturation techniques. 

He also uses CBCT technology (3D xrays) to aid diagnosis and treatment planning. This enables his patients to retain their teeth for longer. Anand regularly treats cases that are considered complex, including teeth with curved canals, re-treatments, extensively restored teeth and resorptive lesions.

Anand has previously worked in a Specialist Endodontic Clinic in North London with several Endodontic Specialists. He has also worked as a Speciality Registrar/Doctor In Endodontics in the Dental Department at Croydon University Hospital. Here he treated patients under the supervision of a Consultant Restorative Dentist, to further increase his experience and training in Endodontics.

Anand has also taught Endodontics to other dentists in the form of CPD (Continuing Professional Development) lectures and well as having other dentists observe him as he performs his treatments.

In 2019, Anand taught Endodontics at Arogyadham Hospital, Deendayal Research Institute, Chitrakoot, India as part of a charity initiative by SewaUK (www.sewauk.org) and the Chitrakoot Project (www.Chitrakootuk.org). It aims to bring basic healthcare and education to the children and families of Chitrakoot and its 500 surrounding villages in Uttar Pradesh, India. With the help of volunteer staff from the UK, the charity trains local staff to treat patients and educate villagers so that they can become self-reliant. It is a cause that remains close to Anand’s heart and he hope to return there on regular basis.

Anand is happy to accepting referrals from dentists within the practice, as well as from external practices. He is happy to assist the referring dentist and patient as best he can.

Anand is happily married and lives in North London. Outside of dentistry, Anand is a football fan and plays regularly in order to keep fit. He is also a keen photographer; specialising in family photography, portraits and wedding events.