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As a counselor for Eagle University, I was a part of the youth success program which granted students a 7-year career head-start in the field of their choice. Towards the end of the program, students are given the opportunity to interview professionals from diverse industries and professions. While I was busy observing several discussions, a dentist approached me and inquired what I wanted to do after college.

I told him that I was considering becoming a doctor and he suggested dentistry. We got talking, and the discussion motivated me to explore the subject. The more I delved, the more fascinated I became by this profession which required a deft combination of artistry and engineering. Having switched paths, I eventually paired with a mentor dentist at Texas A&M University and haven't looked back since.

I underwent the initial training in dentistry at the University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio. On completion, I went on to accept the Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency in Laredo, during which I focused on oral surgery procedures and IV sedation. Much of my residency was spent in performing complicated surgical procedures on patients, both healthy and medically compromised. It was during this phase that I developed a passion for conducting extractions and soon opted to focus on wisdom teeth.

I have successfully conducted more than 25,000 wisdom tooth extractions, which I regard as an important milestone of my career. Equally valuable is my achievement of 7000+ sedations.

In addition, I enjoy lasting relationships with other dental professionals whose dental offices I am blessed to work in.

Having been trained in ACLS, my annual schedule features completing the stipulated number of hours in sedation safety as part of continuing education. I also conduct training sessions for my team and also fellow dentists and their staff on patient safety and emergency prevention/ response

To keep abreast of the latest advancements and research pertaining to the field, I hold memberships of organizations such as the Academy of General Dentistry and the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology