Dentistry Unmasked

Episode 11: Tony Kilcoyne & Imaan Khalid

Dr. Tony Kilcoyne has gained over 35+ years spanning various clinical, business, teaching, developmental, regulatory and media expertise. Imaan Khalid qualified from Leeds Dental Institute in 2020 and is on the BACD Young Dentist committee. In this podcast, we discuss: Understanding the environments in which boomers/ gen x/YZ have grown up in and how this forms attitudes to work and life. Why does Gen X always appear pessimistic to the younger generations? Why does Generation Y/z appear ‘lazy’ to the more mature workforce? How Gen Y/z grew up with technology and work in a collaborative way. Social media, attitudes and preferences on these platforms and Constructive Criticism! Tony would like to state his opinions on this podcast are his own and do not represent any of the organisations he is or has been involved with. www.smilespecialist.co.uk Sponsors: formadentalsupplies.co.uk uniqueimplanttraining.co.uk Welcome to Dentistry Unmasked with Aman Bharti. We will be discussing everything clinical, business but also social. So we'll be really peeling under the layers to get to know our guests in long conversations and trying to understand the wins and the troubles that we have as clinical dentists. It's a difficult profession, but it's also a very enjoyable profession. One of the other motivations that I have for this podcast, is talking about subjects that people don't really want to talk about, such as social media, such as depression and many more. This is Dentistry Unmasked.

Episode 10: Angelo Zuccari Plini

At age 16, Angelo Zuccari Plini started his career in Rome. In his 20s, he moved to London where he opened Estetica Dental Lab after gaining experience working in several laboratories. Today Estetica prides itself on high-quality labwork, embracing digital technology but still having the master technician philosophy at its core. In this episode, we discuss: Angelo’s background and the move to the UK What is a zirconia crown? How do labs cut costs and does this affect quality? Embracing digital, how the dental lab has changed over the last 10 years. Keeping the master technician philosophy, why hand finishing is a dying art and how this is affecting the industry. In the race to the bottom, are labs slowly going corporate and the cost-cutting that is affecting quality? Keeping standards and having the best for the patient at the heart of our philosophy. esteticadentallab.com Sponsors: formadentalsupplies.co.uk uniqueimplanttraining.co.uk Welcome to Dentistry Unmasked with Aman Bharti. We will be discussing everything clinical, business but also social. So we'll be really peeling under the layers to get to know our guests in long conversations and trying to understand the wins and the troubles that we have as clinical dentists. It's a difficult profession, but it's also a very enjoyable profession. One of the other motivations that I have for this podcast, is talking about subjects that people don't really want to talk about, such as social media, such as depression and many more. This is Dentistry Unmasked.

Episode 9: Mudasser Hussain

Mudasser Hussain qualified from Manchester in 2011 and till 2019 worked mostly as a NHS dentist. During the pandemic, he was involved in a pay dispute with his then principal which led to him leaving the practice on what he thought were amicable terms. It was to his surprise he was later reported to the GDC over dishonesty that led to two years of uncertainty and distress. It was during this period he came across a coach that transformed his mindset and ultimately his whole life. This inspired him to set up his own coaching company, Clarity Coaching International, to help people achieve their goals and improve their lives. Mudasser is on a mission to improve the lives of NHS associate dentists and principals to improve working relationships and ultimately achieve job satisfaction. He is also the host of his own podcast, Diary of a Dental Coach In this episode, we discuss: The background to the pay dispute and the GDC case. How he was coached to accept the situation and gain a positive mindset. Clarity Coaching International and how he helps people achieve their goals What associates seek in an associate position and why the NHS business model is quickly becoming undesirable. The need for owners of NHS sites to understand how the market is changing and the need to relook at their business models if they are not recruiting. www.mudasserhussain.com Diary of A Dental Coach: https://pod.link/1627029309 Sponsors: formadentalsupplies.co.uk uniqueimplanttraining.co.uk Welcome to Dentistry Unmasked with Aman Bharti. We will be discussing everything clinical, business but also social. So we'll be really peeling under the layers to get to know our guests in long conversations and trying to understand the wins and the troubles that we have as clinical dentists. It's a difficult profession, but it's also a very enjoyable profession. One of the other motivations that I have for this podcast, is talking about subjects that people don't really want to talk about, such as social media, such as depression and many more. This is Dentistry Unmasked.

Episode 7: Mike Hesketh - Part 1

Mike Hesketh qualified from Leeds in 2004. Upon qualification, he joined the Armed Forces and served in Afghanistan as a royal marine. As dentists, we would imagine we would not actually serve on the front line but Mike explains how this is not actually the case... being medically trained means you are indeed in the thick of the action, treating gunshot wounds among other horrific injuries. While this was indeed harrowing, this built his character and upon leaving the Marines he was able to apply all the skills he’d acquired and applied to the business world. Mike and his wife Lara took over Exeter Dental Centre - a small private practice - and within 3 years had grown a business consistently turning over more the £3 million a year! Today, Mike and Lara have a new project- Dartmoor Dental, which is in its infancy, but already close to turning over similar figures to Exeter Dental Centre. They also run Hesketh Healthcare, a consultancy that educates is in how to build our dream business. @heskethheathcare Sponsors: formadentalsupplies.co.uk uniqueimplanttraining.co.uk Welcome to Dentistry Unmasked with Aman Bharti. We will be discussing everything clinical, business but also social. So we'll be really peeling under the layers to get to know our guests in long conversations and trying to understand the wins and the troubles that we have as clinical dentists. It's a difficult profession, but it's also a very enjoyable profession. One of the other motivations that I have for this podcast, is talking about subjects that people don't really want to talk about, such as social media, such as depression and many more. This is Dentistry Unmasked.

Episode 8: Mike Hesketh - Part 2

PART 2. Mike Hesketh qualified from Leeds in 2004. Upon qualification, he joined the Armed Forces and served in Afghanistan as a royal marine. As dentists, we would imagine we would not actually serve on the front line but Mike explains how this is not actually the case... being medically trained means you are indeed in the thick of the action, treating gunshot wounds among other horrific injuries. While this was indeed harrowing, this built his character and upon leaving the Marines he was able to apply all the skills he’d acquired and applied to the business world. Mike and his wife Lara took over Exeter Dental Centre - a small private practice - and within 3 years had grown a business consistently turning over more the £3 million a year! Today, Mike and Lara have a new project- Dartmoor Dental, which is in its infancy, but already close to turning over similar figures to Exeter Dental Centre. They also run Hesketh Healthcare, a consultancy that educates is in how to build our dream business. @heskethheathcare Sponsors: formadentalsupplies.co.uk uniqueimplanttraining.co.uk Welcome to Dentistry Unmasked with Aman Bharti. We will be discussing everything clinical, business but also social. So we'll be really peeling under the layers to get to know our guests in long conversations and trying to understand the wins and the troubles that we have as clinical dentists. It's a difficult profession, but it's also a very enjoyable profession. One of the other motivations that I have for this podcast, is talking about subjects that people don't really want to talk about, such as social media, such as depression and many more. This is Dentistry Unmasked.