Ian Peace BDS MMed Sci
Clinical Director

Ian is co-director of Campbell and Peace LTD Specialist Dental Practice and is a General Dental Council registered Specialist in Periodontics (treating advanced gum disease).

Ian has almost 25 years experience in practice and was an honorary clinical teacher at the University of Sheffield. He trained under top American surgeons whilst completing a Fellowship in Implantology and Advanced Bone Grafting at the University of Miami.

He originally set the practice up from scratch with a view to providing the highest quality
and ethical dentistry. Since then the practice has gone from strength to strength with the addition of further specialists and other members of the practice team.

Ian is a well known speaker, lecturing regularly at national and international meetings and he writes regular articles for dental magazines. When not working he is a keen rugby follower and is studying for an open university degree in history.

Neil is a specialist in restorative dentistry and was appointed as Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at the Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham. His specialist training was completed at Guy’s, Kings and St Thomas’s Dental Institute, and St George’s and Mayday Hospitals, London. Prior to this he worked in the dental teaching hospitals of Sheffield and Leeds having been in general practice in Norwich. Neil is also a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and a General Dental Council specialist in Endodontics, Prosthodontics, Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry.

Neil is interested in the areas of adhesive fixed prosthodontics, endodontics and the implant rehabilitation of patients with defects related to dental cancer or trauma. His implant team was awarded the National Smile Award 2009 for facial reconstruction and we were very proud of this achievement. He is particularly interested in the area of tooth wear and has lectured, published articles and carried out clinical research in this field. Neil has contributed to the dental literature and published articles in dental journals including the European Journal of Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry, British Dental Journal, Journal of Oral Rehabilitation and Dental Update.

He is keen to develop the skills of local practitioners and is actively involved in post-graduate education having provided lectures and hands-on courses at local and national level. The developments in dentistry are fast paced. Neil is committed to continuous professional development to keep abreast of the current literature and clinical techniques and has attended national and international conferences. He is a member of the British Society for Restorative Dentistry, Association of Consultants and Specialists in Restorative Dentistry, British Society for Periodontology and the British Endodontic Society.

Gaining her dental qualification from Edinburgh in 1992, Fiona graduated in Orthodontics in 2000 and has worked as a Specialist Orthodontist in Doncaster and Alfreton Specialist Orthodontic practices and as an Associate Specialist at Chesterfield Royal Hospital treating complex multidisciplinary cases since.

Fiona has won two national orthodontic awards in recognition of her clinical excellence: the Optident Prize 2000 awarded at the British Orthodontic Conference to the person showing the best M.Orth cases, judged on difficulty, clinical management and documentation, and the Maurice Berman Prize 2003 awarded to any member of the British Orthodontic Society for demonstrating by stage photographs the highest level of clinical ability in the treatment of a patient to an ideal result.

Her expertise and techniques include orthodontic care for adults and children of all ages, aesthetic and invisible braces, surgical orthodontics, self ligating brackets and Clearsteptm

Fiona is married to Jason, who is a Consultant in the Maxillofacial department at the QMC and Mum to three-and-a-half year old Aoife, and enjoys skiing and snowboarding when she gets the chance.

Karen Walker (CEB Dip Dental Hygiene Edin 1994)
Hygienist

After qualifying as a hygienist in Edinburgh in 1994, Karen moved to Nottingham where she worked in a variety of dental practices before taking a 5 year career break after the birth of her son.

Since returning to dentistry, Karen had attended various courses to enhance her in surgery skills. She is a dedicated hygienist keen to equip her patients with the knowledge she has gained, to enhance their smiles and ultimately their general health and wellbeing. Karen has a special interest in implant surgery and maintenance.

Karen is a supporter of the worldwide dental charity Dentaid. In 2008 Karen travelled to Uganda with Christian Relief Uganda in conjunction with Dentaid where she worked in remote villages providing emergency dental care with a team of denial professionals. Part of the programme was to promote Dental Health Education linked to basic Health Education in rural schools. She and the team also helped to formulate a now published book on Infant Oral Mutilation (IOM) a subject at the heart of Dentaid's Educational Development Programme in many African communities.

Karen is a member of the professional bodies The British Dental Hygienists Association and The British Society of Periodontology.

Graham Wilkinson BDS
Facial Aesthetics Practitioner

Graham is the Facial Aesthetics practitioner for Campbell and Peace Specialist Dental Practice.

Gaining his Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2002, he finished his three-year diploma in Postgraduate Dental Sciences in 2007. In 2006 he was appointed a Dental Foundation Trainer, where his role is to supervise, teach and assess newly qualified dentists. A year later Graham was appointed as one of the first "Enhanced" Foundation Trainers, a position he still holds.

In 2009 Graham completed his Restorative Dentistry certification and in 2011 finished the two-year Clinical Education Diploma.

Graham did his Facial Aesthetics training in London as a natural progression from dentistry and carries out Facial Aesthetic treatments across Nottingham.

Outside of work he enjoys a variety of sports and spending time with his young family.

Dr Andrew Legg BDS, MFDS RCS Ed

Dr Andrew Legg graduated from the University of Manchester in 2001. Extensive experience in general practice has given Andrew grounding in all aspects of dental care allowing a fully comprehensive approach to patient care.

Andrew has undertaken countless hours of training including an 18 month Clinical Certificate in Implantology at the University of Sheffield and Advanced Surgical Training at the Royal College of Surgeons.

More recently Andrew passed his Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh.

Andrew also works as a Clincial Teaching Fellow in Oral Surgery at the University of Manchester.

Andrew is passionate about the use of dental implants in helping restore patients to a more natural form and function and believes they play a pivotal role in improving the quality of life and general health in patients.

Andrew is proud to be an endorsing dentist for the major UK charity Action for Sick Children and has been involved in the launch of the Dental Playbox Scheme which aims to dispel the myths of visiting the dentist, educating under-privileged children countrywide. He is also a Bridge 2 Aid Unity Partner having raised money to help train dental officers in Tanzania.

Andrew is married with four young children. He enjoys following most sport, particularly rugby.