Dr. Gurpreet Singh Chohan was born in the United Kingdom and immigrated to Canada with his parents and three siblings in 1992. He attended Turner Fenton Secondary School in Brampton, graduating with Honours in 1996. He continued his studies at the University of Toronto, achieving the Dean’s Honours List and graduating with High Distinction in his pursuit of a Double Major Degree in Biology and Economics, with a Minor in Mathematics. Achieving admission to the prestigious and world renowned Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto, he completed his Doctoral education in 2006.Throughout his years at the Faculty of Dentistry, Dr. Chohan was a very active member of the student body, serving as the Dental Student Society Community Outreach Director for the Faculty of Dentistry. He was the coordinator and organizer of Faculty wide Community Outreach projects such as the Dental Hygiene Project at the Special Olympics, as well as lead school wide oral health care initiatives with the Toronto District School Board and the Jerome Diamond Centre for the Mentally Challenged. Dr. Chohan was the Co-Author and Editor of the publication in ODSJ: “Community Dentistry: What is our role?” and Author of the publication in Alumni Today on Faculty Community involvement. Upon graduating, he received the Dental Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Dedication to the Student Body while at the Dental Faculty.Dr. Chohan has a keen interest in the fields of endodontics, pediatrics, implant and aesthetic dentistry. He is a strong believer in conservative and preventative dentistry, with the goal to increase the longevity of his patient’s smile. Dr. Chohan has recently received his fellowship designation from the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, at the graduation ceremony held in Miama, Florida in February 2016. He is currently pursuing dental fellowship designations with both the Academy of General Dentistry and the International Association for Orthodontics.