Dr. Sep Pouresa

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256 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 1 May

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A lot of struggles.
that I've never mentioned before, and what it took to start my journey in the States with just a suitcase in my hand, and then eventually made it up to Beverly Hills as a cosmetic dentist.
So very blessed to be here, but you're gonna learn some crazy, crazy things along the journey.
Yeah, I was telling Kofi, I mean, I'd like to, you know, people consider me as a psycho.
You know, some of the things I've done, some of the things they're like,
Yeah.
So growing up, I remember I grew up in a household of immigrants, right?
My parents came to Canada in the 80s.
We didn't really have much.
Both my parents were working three jobs.
didn't really have much growing up.
And I remember shadowing the mom of a friend at the age of 12.
We didn't have any doctors or dentists in the family.
And when I saw how happy these patients were when they were done their smile makeover and how they were able to radiate all this pot of energy, I knew from that very young age, I'll find a way to become a dentist.
There's going to be a couple bumpy roads, but eventually it'll work out.
So the system in One Child Canada is a little different.
So you do your high school, then you do two years of CJEP, which you don't have necessarily here in the States.
And then you do your undergrad for three to four years and then dental school for another four years.
And then residency is optional, but I did a residency as well.
So yeah.
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