Towards the greater good 
A lasting legacy 
Graduating as a dentist, Amarjit Singh Khambay was convinced that Asians from his home town of Southall needed educating about oral health.
He believed so strongly in the need for an overhaul in the way that Asians feel about dentistry and its place in their lives, that he went ahead and did it.
The result is a large dental complex in Southall comprising several wings, including a teaching college.
Born in Dar-E-Salaam, Tanzania, Amarjit went to school in the Punjab and in Southall, at a time when racism was rife and the National Front stalked some of Southall’s streets.
On starting his dental education at London University in 1973, Amarjit founded the Anglo-Asian Odontological Group.
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