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(Picture of me standing at University of Louisville)committment starts with trust from my patient, in my ability to make them feel better I, like many researchers had a dream to cure cancer. I finally decided to be practical and to keep that dream aside, hopefully somewhere in the world, someone is near to finding a cure for the big C & making other impossible goals possible. I focused on healing people by returning to my field, dentistry, on which I have concentrated for the past five years with only a three and half years hiatus for research to do my higher studies in medicine, in my pass two decades of dentistry. So now 1. I am working to be a complete dentist under the able guidance of my mentor and guide in Manipal Hospital with a focus on implants 2. Building my private practice at my clinic with loyal and happy patients  3. Hoping to excel, under the best  guidance, and  be able to do a sinus lift implant surgery and implant placement with the delivery...

If a person's chosen field is dentistry, he contributes to society, with ethical, good and consistent work. After making up your mind, after 12th class, and joining Dental college, where you are initially grounded in medical dental theory with emphasis on the head and neck region. Then progressively taught basic skills, drilling from plastic typhodont teeth, to slow speed drills without water to high speed water jet drills. The training imparts confidence to the dentist(my dental college MR Ambedkar dental college & hospital in the photo)The patients know they are in well trained safe hands. How ever much the dentist would like to help them. If, they don’t trust him/her then, helping them with your dental treatment is an impossible task. If the doctor is committed to delivering the best treatment at his disposal at his clinic and the patient has come with trust and commitment to receive the best treatment then, best treatment outcome is 100% as seen from my dental experienc...

My mentor Dr. Achuth M Baliga Screamed at me once 14 years ago for cutting the crown in the wrong way. An when I joined him back again 12 years later, the first patient I volunteered to do for him was a Crown cutting case. Before this cutting 200 crowns in a month in a friend’s clinic. Now, I’m at my own clinic and Manipal hospital and can I make a commitment to my mentor and guide, Dr. Samuel Shadrack to learn everything in dentistry to make me a complete dentist? Since I’ve picked up all the basic skills in dentistry from them over the years. Technically, I do the crown cutting with three burs, the pear-shaped bur to reduce the occlusal height, the small chamfer bur to reduce, buccal & lingual width, and break the mesial & distal contacts (a long tapered bur can be used, so as to reduce less of the mesial & distal, and not touch the neighboring teeth), and chamfer margin finishes all round the tooth. An the, finishing bur for the final polish to give a smooth finish...

"Now I see what he sees: 'pain and suffering daily.' Let's do your/our duty together and win that Smile Award of happiness daily and sleep, knowing you have done a job well done, like your dentist, with peace of mind. Our only request from you." Dear all parties concerned ,  "You see wrong, remember, like a doctor's oath we all take when we care for our loved ones: ' do no harm .' Say sorry , we can't help you to do wrong, and you won't suffer the consequences of wrong actions. And heaven on earth or above, in your mind or universe, far away or here right now, you have achieved eternal salvation out of that cycle of monthly cramps, of unhappy, for a joy seeing the miracle of life's creator's creation together. Now, I hope and pray you understand to read furthermore." "With gratitude, thank you. Please hold on to your seat belts; you are in for a joy ride!" This is only a case presentation of Manipal, for our ever e...