Mr Caga first studied at the University of Birmingham in 2004, undertaking a BSc in Biological Sciences with an interest in Genetics. He came to the university as an Access to Birmingham (A2B) student, for which he continues to promote and be profiled for. Having completed his BSc he then continued at the university to gain his BDS in 2012.
He completed his Foundation Training in a local practice in Harborne/Quinton. He has worked at 606 Dental Practice in Solihull for the past 7 years.
Daniel has completed several postgraduate courses concentrating on all aspects of restorative dentistry, as well as academic courses. He routinely uses a Zeiss Extaro 300 dental microscope and intraoral scanner for his work. He has published primary research as well as clinical cases in both academic and private dentistry magazines. He also peer reviews for several academic journals.
After completing his Dip Rest Dent he then became a tutor on the course completing a top up year at the University of Kent gaining a distinction in his MSc in Advanced Dental Clinical Practice.
His clinical interests include treating tooth surface loss and also in endodontics. Most recently Daniel has undertaken an MSc in Clinical Implantology to further strengthen his restorative skills.