DR GERALDINE LEE

BDS (Singapore)
MDS Orthodontics (Singapore)
MOrth RCS (Edinburgh, UK)
FAMS (Orthodontics)
Dental Specialist in Orthodontics

Dr Geraldine Lee is a Dean’s List graduate from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and was awarded the University Bronze Medal. She obtained her Masters of Dental Surgery in Orthodontics from NUS, as well as the Membership in Orthodontics of the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh, who awarded her Best Overseas Candidate. She is a Fellow of the Academy Of Medicine of Singapore and is a registered Dental Specialist in Orthodontics with the Singapore Dental Council.

Dr Lee was a former clinical tutor to the Postgraduate Orthodontic programme at the Faculty of Dentistry (NUS) as well as a Visiting Specialist at the National Dental Centre of Singapore. She was the President of the Association of Orthodontists (Singapore) from 2015-2017. Currently, she is a member of the Dental Specialist Accreditation Committee for orthodontics and an executive committee member of the Asian Pacific Orthodontic Society.

Dr Lee has a special interest in digital orthodontics to enhance patient care and communication, and surgery-first orthodontic–orthognathic management of patients with dentofacial deformities. She is a key opinion leader for 3Shape and Henry Schein and lectures both regionally and locally on digital orthodontics.

DR SHARLENE LOW-JAP

BDS (Singapore)

Dr Sharlene Low-Jap graduated from the National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 1997. She was awarded the LC Lien Dental Clinic Gold Medal for being the best student in Preventive Dentistry II (Pedodontics and Orthodontics) and was also on the Dean’s List for the 3rd and final professional examinations.

She served as a dental officer at the National University Hospital Dental Centre from 1998 to 2000 and has worked in private practice with many years of experience. Besides clinical dentistry, Dr Low also lectured at the Nanyang Polytechnic School of Health Sciences where she was involved with the training and curriculum development of Oral Health Therapists from 2006 – 2011.

Dr Low’s clinical interests lie in preventive and restorative dental treatment. She is a firm believer of conservative dental treatment and utilizes the principles of minimally invasive dentistry in her everyday care of the patient.

DR PRISCILLA LU

Dr Priscilla Lu completed her Bachelor of Dental Science with Honours from the University of Melbourne. During her undergraduate studies, she was on the Dean’s Honours list in her third and final year, and won the Leonard Hansen prize in dental research. She was awarded a scholarship in her final 2 years of dental school with the Pacific Smiles Group and joined their private practice for a few years after graduation. She went on to pursue her passion for orthodontics and completed her Master of Dental Surgery in Orthodontics from the National University of Singapore as well as the Membership in Orthodontics of the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. She is a registered dental specialist in Orthodontics with the Singapore Dental Council.

She was an Associate Consultant in the department of Orthodontics at the National Dental Centre of Singapore, and was awarded the Singapore Health Quality Service Silver and Gold awards. She is also a clinical tutor to the Postgraduate Orthodontic Programme at the National University of Singapore. Her experience in orthodontic treatment include early interceptive treatment for young children, comprehensive treatment from tweens to adults using fixed braces (metal, ceramic and self-ligating brackets) as well as aesthetic options such as InvisalignTM and lingual braces. She is well versed in the management of impacted teeth, malocclusions requiring growth modification and dentofacial orthopedics, as well as surgical orthodontics for patients requiring jaw surgery.

Dr Lu has published her work in peer reviewed journals and has a special interest in the co-management of dental trauma in young children requiring autotransplantation and orthodontics.

DR JACQUELINE

BDS (Singapore)

Dr Jacqueline Goh graduated from National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2000.

Dr Jacqueline is a strong believer in Preventive and Conservative dentistry. In her years of practice, she works on the principle of building and valuing patient’s trust. She works closely with every one of her patients to develop a unique and individualised lifelong dental plan that will ensure healthy teeth and gums are preserved.

Dr Jacqueline spent many years in the government sector working with children. Seeing and treating children holds a special place in her heart. Establishing a constructive dental relationship in early childhood will ensure these young children grow up into adults who understand the importance of good oral health.

Besides clinical dentistry, Dr Jacqueline is an adjunct lecturer in NUS Dental School, as well as Nanyang Polytechnic Oral Heath Therapy. She also participates in overseas dental mission trips.

During her free time, Dr Jacqueline enjoys an active lifestyle which includes running, cycling and yoga. She loves participating in sporting events such as marathons with family and friends.

DR JANINE QUEK

Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

Dr Janine Quek graduated from the University of Dundee in Scotland, UK with commendation. She also attained her Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow whilst working as a general dentist in Scotland. She then worked in various hospitals across Portsmouth and Bristol, England as a Senior House Officer in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and in Restorative Dentistry where she developed her surgical skills, working with both adult and paediatric patients. After working several years overseas, she decided to return closer to home and worked for National Dental Centre Singapore.

Janine has a minimally invasive, patient-centred and holistic approach to dentistry with particular interest in oral surgery and orthodontics. Treating patients of all ages, her enthusiasm, warm and compassionate demeanour working with and for her patients’ interests puts them at ease. She enjoys improving her patients’ confidence by helping them to achieve happy and healthy smiles in a relaxed atmosphere.

Janine strives to deliver the best standards of care and ethical practice, and is committed to continuous education, engaging in lectures and workshops to keep up with advances in techniques and procedures. She has also undertaken projects and presented them at conferences locally and internationally, with some published in academic journals.

Aside from dentistry, Janine enjoys being outdoors and keeping active with running, cycling, spin class and netball, whilst spending time with family and friends. Otherwise, you can also find her travelling or dabbling in craft activities like pottery, calligraphy, flower arrangements, or even latte art.

DR LEA TAN

BDS (Singapore)

Dr Lea Tan graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS) with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2019. During her time there, she was an active member of the Dental Society, and participated public health volunteer work both locally and abroad.

Dr Lea was a Dental Officer at Geylang Polyclinic and with the Singapore Armed Forces. In her time in public health, she treated a wide range of patients and conditions, from geriatric and special needs patients, to dental trauma and paediatric dentistry. She had since joined the private sector, and has an especial interest in holistic and preventative care.

Dr Lea prides herself on her compassionate and patient-centric approach. In her previous clinics, she found it especially rewarding to help dentally anxious patients relieve their fear, and to see multi-generational families visit together through the years. She continually improves her practice with lectures and courses to stay at the forefront of new developments.

Apart from dentistry, Dr Lea enjoys yoga, cosy gaming, and crafts like crochet and knitting.

DR ERICA JADE ANWAR

BDSc (University of Western Australia)
MDS (Periodontology) (Singapore)

Erica completed her dental degree at the University of Western Australia in 2011, and  went on to practice general dentistry for 9 years. She then went on to obtain her Masters degree in Periodontics at the National University of Singapore in 2020, with her masters thesis research focusing on biomarkers and their use in periodontal  maintenance therapy.

She currently maintains full time private practice in Singapore, and her practice is  restricted to periodontology and implant dentistry. She also lectures extensively on  topics ranging from basic Periodontics to complex implant procedures.

Erica is a tutor to the Periodontics Undergraduate Program at the National University of Singapore. She is also an International Team for Implantology Fellow and Study Club Director, and is a KOL for Straumann Implants.