Adrian Binney
GDC registration number 62626
Specialist in Periodontology
Dental Implant Surgeon
Building unique experience
Adrian qualified in 1987 from Cardiff Dental Hospital, winning the year prize in orthodontics. He was then invited to remain at Cardiff as a house surgeon in Restorative Dentistry. He continued his career there, moving onto Oral-maxillofacial surgery, completing surgical residencies and gaining substantial surgical experience.
From 1992-94 Adrian successfully studied for his Master’s Degree in Periodontology from Cardiff Dental School, University of Wales and in 1993 passed the Fellowship in Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons at Glasgow.
2000 was a milestone year for Adrian. He was awarded the Specialist Status by the General Dental Council in recognition of his previous extensive experience in the field of Periodontology and his commitment and research in treating gum disease.
Passing on expertise
Adrian is always ready to share the benefits of his experience with fellow professionals. He has long played an active role in teaching dentistry to undergraduates, examining in both final Dental Degrees and at Masters level. He is presently a part-time clinical lecturer in Dental Implantology at Cardiff Dental School, teaching and examining candidates from around the world for the Diploma in Dental Implantology in Cardiff and Master’s Degree at the University of Wales.
In addition to his implantology and peridontics lecturing appointments, Adrian also conducts numerous hands-on teaching courses for postgraduate dentists throughout the year. Dentists in Cardiff and well beyond have benefitted from Adrian’s teaching skills. You can read more about this work on the Education page of this website.
Specialist implant services and treatment for periodontal patients
Since 1997 Adrian has worked in the Parade Dental Surgery, a specialist centre providing Dental Implant services and treatment for patients with advanced periodontal dental breakdown. He is proud to still be seeing patients whom he first treated in his initial weeks at practice and have remained loyal to him throughout many years following full reconstructive treatment, providing patients with years of comfortable and functional smiles.
Adrian’s approach to dentistry
Adrian understands that excellent communication skills are central to successful dental work.He says:
“When I first meet patients, the most important thing me to first to do is sit down and talk and understand what their problems and their wishes are for their future.
In this way the team can understand the particular problems that a patient presents and personalise their care, deciding together how and at what pace their treatment is carried out. From initial decisions to likely outcome, everything we are going to achieve is prescribed, understood and guided by the patient.”