Dr Anthony Zybutz B.D.S

Dr. Anthony Zybutz has built a reputation for excellent standards in dental care and the sheer number of patients who have traveled internationally to experience his skill and expertise testify to this fact. Anthony qualified from Wits dental school in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1992, with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery. He commenced practising in the U.K. shortly thereafter by designing, building and running a four surgery dental practice in central London. In 2000, Anthony took over the well-established Harley Street practice of his friend and mentor, the late Mr. John Bunyan.

“Dentistry is more than my profession. It is my passion!” Since coming to the U.K. Anthony’s goal has been to develop a comprehensive restorative practice to help people have and keep beautiful smiles. Excellent oral hygiene is an integral part of dental success and forms the foundation of any treatment in his practice. It is Anthony’s priority to stay up to date technically and technologically with constant continuing education to ensure that his patients receive the best possible dental care available.

To this end, Anthony has completed the full range of advanced dental studies offered by the U.K. arm of the Pankey Dental Institute in Florida. In addition, he is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and travels at least once a year to the U.S. for postgraduate studies.

The AACD is the world’s largest organisation dedicated specifically to cosmetic dentistry – “The cutting-edge education I receive at the AACD Scientific Session allows me to provide patients in the United Kingdom with the best possible care and the latest techniques available”.

Anthony has a close professional relationship with his brother, Michael, who is a U.S. trained implant specialist and periodontist. Together they are able to deliver the optimum in implant and restorative dental needs.

Anthony also has a keen interest in the ‘bite’ or occlusion. This has lead to many successful and non-invasive treatments of migraine and tension headache sufferers.

GDC number 67842
BDS University of Witwatersrand 1992