
Dental Psychology: Transforming Your Dental Experience
Transforming your dental experience with effective dental anxiety solutions and tailored dental psychology services.
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Transforming your dental experience with effective dental anxiety solutions and tailored dental psychology services.
Dental Psychology services offer essential guidance and support for individuals facing dental or facial issues that significantly impact their daily lives. This support is particularly valuable for those dealing with high levels of dental anxiety, persistent or chronic facial or dental pain, and individuals preparing for major facial surgeries like Orthognathic treatment. By providing effective dental anxiety solutions, we are committed to transforming the dental experience for both patients and caregivers.

Veronica Munzandi is a Clinical Nurse Specialist, working across the Dental Anxiety and Persistent oro-facial pain workstreams. She is qualified counsellor with specialism in person-centred care.

Tim Newton is Professor of Psychology as Applied to Dentistry at King's College London and also works as a Health Psychologist within the Dental Psychology Service. He works primarily in the anxiety workstream, and occasionally undertakes assessments as part of hte support and preparation of patients seeking orthognathic treatment.

Dr Jen Hare is Consultant Health Psychologist and Clinical Lead for the Anxiety workstream.

Dr Beth Guildford is Consultant Clinical Psychologist and clinical lead for the persistent oro-facial pain worklead. Beth work primarily from an ACT perspective (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy - a third wave form of CBT).

Dr Geanina Bruj Milasan is a HCPC registered Principal Health Psychologist. She works across the anxiety and persistent oro-facial pain workstreams.

Rebecca Magee is a CBT therapist who previously worked in the persistent oro-facial pain workstream taking an ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) based approach. She left the Dental Psychology Service in September 2026 to undertake further training.