Zaneta Plichta
GDC: 85982
I studied dentistry at Medical Academy in Poland, graduating in 2001. Then I successfully completed a Masters in Clinical Dentistry (Implantology) in the UK at BPP University in Birmingham in 2021. I have been working as a general dentist in the UK for the past 17 years in both private and NHS sectors, including 9 years in sedation clinic and 5 years placing dental implants.
I have wealth of experience in oral surgery and helping anxious patients. I aim to provide a wide range of quality, reliable dental treatment in a relaxed and informative manner.
I am happily married with two young children and in my spare time enjoy swimming, reading books and spending time with my family and dog ‘Bella”.
Find out more about Zaneta…
If you were marooned on a desert island, what luxury item would you take with you, and who would you like to be marooned with? Why?
Merino wool socks to keep me warm and cozy.
On a long haul flight, who would you like to sit next to from any period in history?
Jurek Owsiak the founder of the WOSP, one of the largest non-governmental charity organiszations in Poland and the creator of the annual Pol’and’Rock Festival, because he has a Big Heart and lots of stories to talk about.
What is you least favourite vegetable and why?
Brussel sprouts as I find them extremely bitter.
If you could be any fictional character who would you choose and why?
Bella Swan, because she has the ability to project a mental shield that protects others.
What is your favourite film?
Gladiator and The Twilight Saga.
What do you have an irrational fear of?
Spiders…………..say no more!
What did you buy with your first pay cheque?
My own stereo cassette player-recorder.
If you could have a super power, what would it be and why?
Telekinesis, so I’d be able to control objects with my mind and levitate my own body.
If you didn’t work here, what would your ideal job be?
I would be a vet – dream job for animal lovers.
What is your favourite song?
“Nothing Else Matters” by Metallica and “November Rain” by GN’R.
