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Charmaine Hall graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Dental Science in 2001. Dr Hall then worked in private practice in the Melbourne suburbs of Werribee and Keilor Downs and was employed as a dental officer for the School Dental Service, providing dental treatment for children and education of auxiliary staff. After having completed her doctorate in Clinical Paediatric Dentistry, Dr Hall worked as both a registrar and a fellow at the Royal Children’s Hospital of Melbourne. She has a special interest in inherited and acquired developmental conditions, dental trauma, dental treatment for medically compromised children and management of oral disease during early childhood. Dr Hall is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Paediatric Dentistry, the Australasian Academy of Paediatric Dentistry and the Australian Dental Association, as well as being on the Advisory Committee for the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Dr Simran Kaur is a general dentist who has been practising dentistry since 2013. She began her career as a dental officer with Queensland Health, giving her broad range of experience across all fields of dentistry. Simran moved to Melbourne in 2015 and started working in the private practice, where she further honed her skills in the aesthetic dentistry. Dr Kaur enjoys all fields of dentistry and have particular interest in children’s dentistry. Being very gentle and caring, Simran likes providing care to the patients with dental anxiety. She provides treatment under nitrous oxide (happy gas), helping people overcome their fear of dentistry. Simran understands the importance of oral health and ensures that patients are well informed and involved at each step of their treatment journey. She speaks English, Hindi and Punjabi.

Before embarking on her dental journey, Jasmin underwent a Bachelor of Science at Monash University specialising in developmental biology, immunology and physiology. Jasmin then went on to complete a BOH program at Melbourne University. Jasmin strives to build good patient-practitioner relationships while ensuring the oral care provided is tailored to each individual patient. In her spare time Jasmin enjoys spending time outdoors, finding new places to visit and things to eat.