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Ahmed Jebril
Consultant - Specialist in Restorative Dentistry
BDS (King's College London, 2015), MFDS, PGCert TLCE, MPH, FDS RCS (Rest Dent)
GDC No. 258951
Dr Ahmed Jebril is a consultant and GDC-registered specialist in Restorative Dentistry at Eastdale Dental Specialists.
He qualified from King’s College London with commendations for clinical and academic excellence, and completed his postgraduate training at tertiary referral centres in Nottingham and Liverpool.
At Eastdale, he manages the care of patients requiring multi-disciplinary care where composite build up or tooth replacement is required after braces. He also accepts referrals for tooth wear, failing restorations, gum disease and implant cases, and provides second opinions on complex treatment plans.
Dr Jebril has taught extensively on topics such as removable partial dentures and management of toothwear, focusing mostly on up skilling general dental practitioners in delivering predictable high quality care.
What he does
Most of Ahmed's work involves mouths where something has gone wrong in a way that no longer has a simple answer: teeth worn short over decades, crowns and bridges failing faster than they can be patched, gum disease threatening teeth that matter, or the aftermath of years of treatment that never quite resolved. His job is to work out what is actually going on, and then to plan a way back to rebuild your smile and help you regain your confidence. Restorative dentistry is the specialty that covers this territory — the rebuilding disciplines of prosthodontics, periodontics and endodontics, planned together rather than tooth by tooth. It is a protected specialty: the title can only be used by dentists on the General Dental Council's specialist register, which requires many years of formal training and examination after qualifying as a dentist.
Patients
When Dr Jebril is the right person
- Teeth that are wearing down, shortening, or chipping
- Crowns, bridges or large fillings that keep failing
- Gum disease, particularly where teeth are loosening or extraction has been suggested
- Missing teeth, and honest advice on implants against the alternatives
- Dentures that have never been comfortable or will not stay put
- Full-mouth problems that need one coherent plan rather than a series of patches
- A second opinion on a substantial treatment plan
Profile last updated 12 October 2026 · ← Back to team
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