Alani Bartle was awarded her dentistry degree with Excellence from The University of Pretoria South Africa in , receiving academic honorary colors and the clinical prize for Excellence in Periodontology. Throughout the next 17 years, Alani worked in dental practices in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Rustenburg and has focused her professional development on all aspects of cosmetic dentistry including composite and ceramic restorations as well as orthodontics.
Alani has been constantly upskilling herself, keeping up to date with the ever-evolving technology and latest techniques in all aspects of dentistry. After immigrating to New Zealand in July , she settled into Hamilton with her husband and two daughters and recently joined the Chartwell Dental Team after working in another local practice for two years.
At Chartwell Dental, Alani enjoys all aspects of general dentistry and is focused on gentle treatments to minimize discomfort, while providing long lasting dentistry of the highest quality. She believes in empowering patients to achieve the best oral health possible. Alani has a passion for aesthetic dentistry and enjoys cosmetic work, facial aesthetics, and orthodontics. She loves the art of dentistry and enjoys performing Smile makeovers. When not working, Alani enjoys spending time with her husband Clyde and two daughters.
They love exploring the beauty of New Zealand together. Alani also loves gardening. Originally from Te Awamutu, Brad graduated from Otago University in and began his first few years practicing in Levin then Auckland before heading off to the UK in to travel and experience a bit more of the world.
In between lots of overseas adventure and travel, I spent the next 20 years practicing in London where I enjoyed looking after a very diverse and loyal patient base. During this time gained invaluable clinical experience whilst continually updating my skills and knowledge by attending numerous continuing education courses including several intensive yearlong post graduate certificate training courses inβ¦.
