Luca Licheri

Dr. Luca Licheri is a dental surgeon currently affiliated with Forest and Ray Dental Practice. Over the years, he has garnered expertise and knowledge in the field of dentistry, with a specialization in oral surgery.

Born in Italy, Dr. Licheri began his formal education at the University of Cagliari, where he completed his DDS graduation in Dental Surgery. Eager to further his understanding and knowledge, he then pursued a Master's degree in Oral Medicine and Pathology from King's College London.

Since 2009, Dr. Licheri has been focusing on Oral Surgery. His extensive training and education in this particular field have enabled him to perform a range of surgical procedures at various dental institutions like King's College Hospital, receiving a diploma in Dental Sedation at the same institution in 2014.

At Forest and Ray, Dr. Licheri primarily deals with oral surgical procedures. This includes tooth extractions, surgical removal of impacted teeth and treatment of various oral pathologies. Here, he collaborates with a team of skilled dental professionals to provide optimal care to patients. His dedication to his role ensures that patients receive the treatment best suited to their individual needs. He is fluent in Italian and English.



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