Megan McGregor

Megan is a Whangārei local, born and bred. She lives here with her husband Guy and their four children. Megan worked in Hamilton, then Australia and the UK before returning to Whangārei. Megan attended Otago University and graduated in 1997, with credit. She loves the challenge of making her patients as comfortable and happy as possible.

Megan receives great satisfaction from seeing her patients leave the clinic feeling relieved that things were so much better than anticipated and smiling.

Megan is very excited about being a director at Dental North and creating a space where staff and patients just love being.

Megan has hundreds of regular patients that she has known for years and loves catching up with them and hearing about what they have been up to. Come and see why everyone says she is so efficient, kind and gentle.

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Megan McGregor is a dentist and part owner of Dental North, with a genuine passion for caring for people and supporting the oral health of the Whangārei community. She believes great dentistry is built on trust, clear communication and helping patients feel comfortable and confident in their care.

After completing her dental training, Megan gained broad clinical experience working in Hamilton, before spending time practising dentistry in Australia and the United Kingdom. Working across different healthcare systems and communities helped shape her calm, adaptable and patient-focused approach to care.

Megan takes a gentle, thoughtful approach to dentistry and understands that many patients feel anxious about visiting the dentist. She places a strong emphasis on listening, clearly explaining treatment options and tailoring care to suit each individual.

Megan has worked in Whangarei for over 20 years and becoming a part owner of Dental North reflects Megan’s commitment to providing high-quality, long-term care within her local community. She is proud to help lead a practice that values high clinical standards, ongoing learning and a warm, welcoming environment for patients and their whānau.