Qualifying from Manchester in 1979, Wyndham moved to the West Midlands where his wife, who is a hospital specialist, had her first job. These first practices influenced Wyndham's career pathway developing an interest in endodontics (root canal therapy) and prevention dentistry.

Being from rural Pembrokeshire the call of the sea was too much, and he moved to the South Coast and joined Ian Hallam as a partner in 1988, further developing his dental interest and spending more time windsurfing.

To improve the quality of care that Wyndham provides in endodontics he embarked upon using a surgical microscope some five years ago. This and digital radiography is now used routinely for all aspects of his dental care improving diagnosis and quality of care.

Recently Wyndham has become a member of the British Society of Occlusal Studies, after discovering the links between how our teeth bite together and its influence on such things as headaches, neck aches and painful jaw joints.

Wyndham is a member of the British Dental Association, the British Endodontic Society and the Society of Periodontology.

Cosmetic and reconstructive dentistry as well as preventative care hold a special interest for Wyndham.

Patients may very well remember his two children sitting in the waiting rooms towards the end of the day, waiting for their father to finish. Today Gareth is an investment banker and Katie has followed her fathers footsteps and works as an associate dentist in a practice in Lincolnshire. 

Originally from Swansea, Paul went to London to study dentistry and qualified in 1979. On qualifying, Paul undertook several hospital positions in surgical dentistry, which influences Paul practicing philosophy even now.

Afterwards, Paul embarked on a career in general practice moving to the South Coast where he joined Westleigh Dental Practice as partner in 1988.

Paul enjoys all aspects of family dental care and gains great satisfaction from treating various generations from the same family and seeing an ever improving state of their dental health.

Outside dentistry Paul enjoys sub-aqua diving, being a leading figure in his local club where his wife and teenage children are also active members.

In recent years Paul has become an active member of the local dental council.

Gill qualified in 1986 from Cardiff and undertook further training in oral surgery as a house officer at Queen Alexandra hospital in Cosham before spending time studying and working in Australia.

As she was educated at Portsmouth High School and her father was a consultant at St Marys, Gill returned to her roots in 1991 to begin general dental practice. Shortly afterwards she became a partner at Westleigh Dental Practice.

Now the mother of two young children, Gill has a keen interest in family preventative care, honing her sympathetic skills especially with young patients. She is also highly skilled in cosmetic and reconstructive dentistry in which she has a special interest.

Bleaching techniques use all the latest developments and she has attended several post-graduate seminars on this subject - indeed she attends many seminars, thereby ensuring the highest possible level of patient care. Radiographs are all digital and pentient notes all computerised with the latest software.

Gill is a member of the British Dental Association. Her hobbies include cycling, yoga and piano playing. She also enjoys sailing and camping with her children.

After qualifying as a dentist in 1999 from Cardiff Dental School, Sirisha gained her Fellowship in Dental Surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons (England).  She then completed her postgraduate training and Doctorate in Dental Surgery in 2006, qualifying as an Orthodontic Specialist.

Sirisha joined Westleigh Dental Practice in 2008 bringing her experience of the innovative Damon Orthodontic appliance to the practice which offers shorter treatment times often without the need for extractions.