Jaimini qualified with Honours from King’s College London Dental Institute and has extensive experience in various dental fields, including orthodontics, implant dentistry, and conscious IV sedation for anxious patients. She is a UK Lecturer, member of several international dental associations and has been recognised for her exceptional work.
Jaimini graduated with Honours from King’s College London Dental Institute in 2012. During her foundation training, she completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Primary Dental Care from the University of Kent and passed her membership exams for the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. She went on to earn an MSc in Implant Dentistry from the University of Warwick in 2017 and also holds an LLM in Medical Law and Ethics from the University of Edinburgh.
Jaimini’s practice spans general dentistry, with special interests in digital and laser dentistry, facial aesthetics, and comprehensive orthodontics. She is part of the core teaching faculty at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, where she leads the Digital Module for the MSc in Dental Reconstructive Implant Surgery. She was also closely involved in developing and teaching the pilot module on Emerging Technologies.
Alongside her clinical work, she serves as a member of the Association of Dental Implantology (ADI) Next Gen Committee, and on the executive committee of the Women Dentists Network. Recently, she was invited to join the College of General Dentistry as a Fellow.
Deeply invested in digital dentistry, Jaimini applies these advancements in her daily practice, particularly within implantology, orthodontics, and smile design. Her expertise includes implementing fully digital workflows for guided implantology, in-house production of surgical guides, orthodontic aligners, and single-visit CEREC implant restorations.
Jaimini is dedicated to advancing digital and implant dentistry and is passionate about inspiring, mentoring, and supporting women in these fields, where female representation remains low.
