Dr Rachel Lythcott
Rachel graduated from King's College London in 2012. Areas of dentistry she particularly enjoys are treating children and oral surgery. She spent a year working in a busy oral and maxillofacial surgery department, gaining a lot of oral surgery and oral medicine experience.
Outside of work she enjoys dancing, and has learnt a range of styles, from Ballet and Tap to Swing dance.
Michelle Enslin
Michelle is a qualified and registered Dental Hygienist, she graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry in Cape Town, South Africa in 1992. She has gained a wealth of experience having worked in South Africa, the United Kingdom and in New Zealand over the past 30 years.
Michelle is extremely passionate about Oral Health and helping improve patients' dental health. She enjoys the interaction with patients and meeting different people from all walks of life. By effectively communicating and listening to patients concerns, Michelle always accommodates and makes appointments as enjoyable as possible while also providing the best treatment possible.
When not working, you’ll find Michelle going for walks with her dogs, cooking, baking and spending time with family.
Victoria Arreola Wang
Victoria graduated at the University of Otago with a bachelor of Science majoring in Psychology in 2012, and a bachelor of Oral Health in 2015.
After graduating Victoria worked at private practices in Dunedin and Auckland. She was also an Oral Health tutor at the Faculty of Dentistry in Otago, where she strived to educate students in becoming confident and proficient clinicians, which will help prepare them for working life.
Victoria’s main focus at work is to provide a pleasant and comfortable environment for her patients especially those with a dental phobia. She is passionate about improving oral health wellbeing…
Show more...Victoria graduated at the University of Otago with a bachelor of Science majoring in Psychology in 2012, and a bachelor of Oral Health in 2015.
After graduating Victoria worked at private practices in Dunedin and Auckland. She was also an Oral Health tutor at the Faculty of Dentistry in Otago, where she strived to educate students in becoming confident and proficient clinicians, which will help prepare them for working life.
Victoria’s main focus at work is to provide a pleasant and comfortable environment for her patients especially those with a dental phobia. She is passionate about improving oral health wellbeing through education and excellent dental service. Victoria maintains her knowledge and experience by attending professional development lectures and courses. She is a member of the New Zealand Dental Association and the New Zealand Oral Health Association.
Outside of work she enjoys reading, practising watercolour painting, improving her culinary skills, and spending time going for walks or being at the beach with her husband and 8month old daughter Ava.
During the lockdown periods in Auckland Victoria was part of the Covid Surge Workforce as a vaccinator, cold chain management staff and swabber. She is a qualified provisional vaccinator who can administer influenza and MMR vaccines, plus COVID-19 vaccines.