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Dr Hadi Beheshti Specialist dentist for orthodontics
Hadi Beheshti, specialist orthodontist and dentist from Cambridge, stands for many years of experience and expertise in dentistry.
As a specialist in orthodontics and dentist, Hadi Beheshti can look back on an impressive career. He gained his qualification in Bratislava in 2003 before deepening his expertise in renowned clinics in Cambridge and London. Numerous training courses at Cambridge University Hospital, London Eastman, King’s College London and the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of England and Scotland underline his commitment to continuous professional development.
Hadi Beheshti is particularly interested in pediatric dentistry, aesthetic dentistry and orthodontics. His extensive experience in the UK National Health Service (NHS) and his involvement in charitable dental missions in Africa and the Middle East are testament to his passion for oral health – particularly in children.
Hadi Beheshti has been running his own practice in Bratislava since 2018, where he also enjoys supporting children from the local orphanage. As a fully registered dentist with the General Dental Council and a specialist in orthodontics, he looks forward to helping you achieve a radiant smile.I look forward to seeing you at my clinic in Bratislava.
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Dental aid organisation, Atlas Mountains, Morocco 2017 and 2018
In 2017 and 2018, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in dental charity trips to Morocco in North Africa. These trips were not just about providing dental care; they were transformative experiences that touched the lives of children and adults and had a lasting impact on their oral health and overall well-being.
One of the main goals of these trips was to improve oral health in underserved communities. Many of the people we met had limited access to dental care and their oral hygiene had suffered as a result. Our dedicated team worked tirelessly to fill this gap by offering essential dental services that included dental repairs, fluoride therapy and preventative measures.
For the children we met, our efforts meant more than just healthier teeth; they offered them the chance of a brighter future. A healthy smile can boost self-esteem, improve school attendance and open doors to new opportunities. By repairing their teeth and educating them about proper oral care, we aimed to empower these young people to take responsibility for their dental health.
But our mission extended beyond the younger generation. Adults also benefited from our dental charity work. Many had suffered years of dental pain and discomfort, often due to untreated dental problems. Through pain-relieving procedures and dental treatments, we strived to alleviate their suffering and restore their quality of life.
These journeys were not without challenges. Limited resources, language barriers and the enormity of the needs tested our resolve. But the gratitude of the people we helped made every effort worthwhile. It was heartwarming to see the smiles on their faces after the treatment, to see their newfound confidence and to know that we had made a tangible difference in their lives.
In Morocco, we didn’t just provide dental care; we fostered hope, empowered people and built lasting connections with the community. These experiences continue to remind me of the profound impact a committed group of people can have when they join together to make a difference in the world. My dental charity trips to Morocco were a testament to the power of compassion and the transformative potential of improving oral health for both children and adults in need.
