Resolution Specialist Treatment Centre

Dr Mark Brickley qualified as a general dentist in 1988 from Bristol University. Mark worked in general practice until 1991 when he undertook further studies in orthodontics at Cardiff university. During this time Dr Brickley gained his doctorate in dental decision making, an MScD in orthodontics and a MOrth (RCS Ed) in orthodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons. He was accepted onto the internationally recognised specialist list in Orthodontics in 2000. Mark remains active in orthodontic research looking at cytokine expression in tooth movement. Mark also leads the Somerset Orthodontic study group, has a research associateship to Oxford Brookes University and is active in developing new orthodontic appliances. He leads the team here as well as having a biotechnology company and is clinical advisor to Bioprecision diagnostics, a major orthodontic software company. He lectures widely and has published over 50 scientific articles. He lives in Somerton with his wife Nicki and three children. His outside interests include photography, skiing and playing the guitar enthusiastically but badly!

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After qualifying as a dentist in 1991 Helen spent a year working in to General Dentistry in South-West London. Helen then went on to work in Belfast, Chichester and Manchester Hospital as a House Officer and Senior House officer. In 1996 Helen began her specialist orthodontic training in Norwich, King’s Lyn and Guy’s hospital. In 1999 Helen completed her intial orthodontic training. After further training Helen was appointed in 2004, as Consultant of Orthodontics at the Princess Alexandra NHS Trust in Harlow and the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. On returning to the South West, in 2006, Helen took up her current posts as Consultant in Orthodontics at Yeovil District Hospital and Musgrove Park Hospital. Helen joined the team here in 2007.

Amy is a graduate of the prestigious Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth. Here she achieved a distinction in her Masters degree and was awarded the Flavio Grillo Prize for Best Clinical Proficiency Performance. After qualifying in 2006, she completed a one year post graduate qualification in chiropractic practice to obtain her DC.

During her teenage years Amy competed for Kent and the National Squad for Judo and it was then that she first encountered chiropractic when suffering from an injury to her back.

Amy helps patients from all age groups, from children to elderly patients and athletes. She uses a variety of chiropractic techniques and also completed a post graduate course in dry needling. Amy believes in a holistic approach to healthcare and enjoys working with a multidisciplinary team.