Angus Pringle studied dentistry at Glasgow University, graduating with honours in 2001 after achieving numerous distinctions, prizes and awards.

Angus believes that listening to his patients’ needs to allow him to undertake the right treatment is key. His main principle is to treat patients like he would like to be treated, with sensitivity to their needs and effective communication to deliver the results they desire.

Angus fulfilled a life-long ambition to become an orthodontist at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and UCL Eastman Dental Institute. He obtained his MSc in orthodontics having achieved distinctions in both academic and clinical areas, and also achieved membership in orthodontics of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

Angus undertook further training to become a hospital consultant at Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth and The Bristol Dental School, achieving the intercollegiate speciality fellowship in orthodontics and affiliating with the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He then worked as an orthodontic consultant at St Richard's Hospital, Chichester and Worthing Hospital until 2013.

During his career, Angus has achieved many prizes and awards, including the 3M Unitek Orthodontic Prize and Howard Tonge Award, for his academic and clinical work. In 2023 he was awarded the Everyday Hero award for being an extraordinary Orthodontist from Bupa Dental Care. In 2024 he was the area winner of Self-Employed Orthodontist of the year at Bupa Dental Care. He has also published in peer reviewed professional journals and lectured nationally and internationally.

Angus provides a wide range of orthodontic treatments, including Invisalign clear aligners, and is an orthodontic specialist as recognised with the General Dental Council.

Outside of work, he is fanatical about sport and has completed numerous triathlons, cycle sportives, running and swimming events. In recent years, he has focused on cycling and one of his highlights was participating in the 2019 and 2022 edition of the Maratona dles Dolomites in Italy. On May 24th 2020, he entered the Everesting hall of fame, having climbed over 10,000m, ridden over 235km (145miles) in just over 13 hours on his bike, all in one bike ride! At the beginning of July 2024, Angus and his friend Rob took on the Flandrien Cycle Challenge in Belgium, riding over 400km on the famous cobbled roads of Belgium.