Dr Peter Jorgensen grew up in Brisbane and graduated with his Bachelor of Dental Science from the University of Queensland in 1995. Peter is especially interested in oral surgery and dental implants and has completed numerous courses over the years. He holds a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry (Oral Implants) from the University of Sydney. Peter particularly likes implant surgery, including complex cases, and providing restorative implants to complete treatment. Patients benefit from a continuity of care throughout their implant treatment.

In addition to dental implantology, Peter loves all aspects of dentistry. He enjoys seeing our younger patients, working with kids to help them grow up with healthy teeth and all the knowledge needed to maintain them. He also likes complicated crown and bridge work, as the intricate nature of these treatments suits his perfectionist nature.

Peter always knew he wanted to be in health care and began his training straight from school. It is a career choice he has never regretted. He loves the challenge of diagnosing and solving problems, helping people achieve optimal dental health. Like everyone here, Peter enjoys meeting patients and forming lasting relationships with them and their families. He knows the advantages of having a healthy mouth and teeth that function properly and a trusted dental practice for regular preventative care. Peter is very easy to chat with and especially enjoys learning something new. Regular patients know he is always more than happy to talk about rugby.

Peter has lived locally on the beautiful Sunshine Coast since 2000 and is actively involved with his son’s school, and has previously helped coach kids’ rugby. The practice sponsors Sunshine Coast Rugby and Sunshine Coast Hockey. Peter is also actively involved with the local Australian Dental Association and is currently sub-branch president, coordinating meetings for local dentists.

Dr Michelle Pitt grew up in Sunderland, UK and graduated from the University of Liverpool with her Bachelor of Dental Surgery degree in 2012. Soon after graduating, Michelle decided to leave the UK in search of warmer, sunnier climes. She has lived locally since 2013 and loves being part of our community here on the beautiful Sunshine Coast.

Michelle chose a career in dentistry because she finds it immensely satisfying to be able to help people. She especially likes building caring relationships with our patients based on mutual trust and respect, helping them achieve and maintain a healthy smile. Michelle recognises some people find visiting a dentist a little overwhelming. She is particularly gentle with anyone fearful of receiving dental care, working diligently to help them conquer these feelings.

Michelle enjoys all aspects of general dentistry but has a special interest in orthodontics. She has completed further training in removable orthodontics and holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Orthodontics. Michelle’s other interests include minimally invasive dentistry, an approach that helps to preserve and protect natural teeth as much as possible.

Away from our practice, Michelle enjoys hiking, skiing, and discovering new music. She loves a good book and always welcome recommendations from patients. Michelle also enjoys cooking and trying out new recipes and ingredients. Whenever possible, Michelle is always keen to travel and loves exploring new regions of Australia and especially enjoys learning more about great places to visit in her adopted country from our patients. She also loves going further afield overseas, specifically to ski fields in search of fresh powder.

Dr Andrew Robinson graduated with academic excellence from Griffith University in 2013 with a Graduate Diploma of Dentistry. He developed a keen interest in oral surgery during his final year of rural placement and later while working in Gladstone. Andrew completed post-graduate studies in oral surgery and implantology based at Griffith University and the University of Sydney, respectively.

Andrew grew up on the Sunshine Coast and moved back in 2014. He has a keen interest in Implant Dentistry and is involved in both surgical placement and restoration. Andrew is committed to providing a high level of care to his patients, reflected through his post-graduate study and active membership of the Australian Dental Association and the Academy of Osseointegration.

Outside of the surgery, Andrew enjoys being outdoors, soaking up all that the Sunshine Coast offers, from the beach to the hinterland. He also enjoys playing tennis and golf in his downtime.

Dr. Fiona Campbell, BDSc (Hons), was raised on the Sunshine Coast in Buderim, where her passion for dentistry was ignited by her family’s deep roots in the profession.

After earning her dental degree with honours from the University of Queensland in 2000, she returned to the Coast, where she has been committed to serving the community for 25 years, with a brief period spent overseas. Dr. Fiona is dedicated to providing comprehensive general dentistry to patients of all ages, adopting a personalised approach by taking the time to understand each patient’s unique needs and alleviating any anxieties they may have, ensuring comfort and satisfaction throughout their treatment.

She emphasises a holistic view of dental health, focusing on educating patients about maintaining long-term oral wellbeing and considering how their overall medical conditions intersect with dental care. Outside the clinic, Dr. Fiona enjoys discovering new culinary experiences, cooking, and engaging in crafts like knitting and sewing.

She balances these interests with staying active and appreciating outdoor adventures with her family, such as beach outings and bushwalks. Additionally, she supports her children’s soccer team behind the scenes and is an active member of a local dental study club.