Lumino Implant Center

Internationally Kevan’s implant work has been recognised by publications in professional referred journals, and by the award of a Fellowship and Diplomate status by The International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI). Kevan was awarded a Fellowship in 2000 and then 2002 by The Dunhill Medical Trust London, investigating bio-films and periodontal pathogens on both teeth and implants. In New Zealand Kevan is listed as a Clinical Advisor and Surgical Provider to Accident Compensation Commission (ACC). Kevan is a Member of The Faculty of Examiners Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. Kevan is a member of the International Bone and Mineral Society, Association of Dental Implantology(UK), International Congress of Oral Implantologists, Association of Osseointegration, British Dental association and the New Zealand Dental association. Kevan has authored several scientific and clinical papers published in the literature, and continues in research on tissue regeneration and implant developments. In addition to giving lectures he provides advanced implant training both in New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

In 1987 Allen was instrumental in starting New Zealand's first ever dental emergency surgery. This meant he was often dealing with dental trauma, which taught him just how much is possible. He brings this experience and skill in reconstruction to his work in appearance dentistry and the results speak for themselves. Over the years, Allen has continued to build upon his professional qualifications, notably his skills in appearance medicine, where he creates beautiful smiles, and also in new technologies such as the use of 3D imagery and robot controlled porcelain sculpting. You may have seen Allen on television in the series '10 years younger', where he transforms his patients' smiles. Allen not only gives his patients a more youthful appearance, he also restores their teeth to health and function.