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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Living Your Legacy · From Suitcase to Beverly Hills Smile Artist · 1 May 2026 podcast

But I feel like the expectations are so high.

The precision is very, very important and there is really no room for mistakes.

So stakes are high, risks are high, but it's also very rewarding.

Yeah, I mean, that's, I'm glad you asked.

You know, I feel like as a dentist, right, when you do a filling, when you do something very basic,

people or patients don't really understand what you did right even though it took you a very long time you're very proud of your work you don't really see it all the way in the back right but when you're changing someone's smile yeah when you're helping people achieve something great where they are proud of and you're able to share with the world with the people around them and exude all this positive energy that's what's rewarding and and to know that you had a role in this

Man, it's probably one of the most rewarding experiences you can ever feel as a dentist or as a cosmetic dentist.

I mean, I think to me, the biggest, I guess the most important thing to me is more so the relationship with patients.

I think, especially when it comes down to designing an ideal smile, um,

It's more than just teeth.

I think it's so important to listen to patients and see what is it that they want, you know, what someone may love and like.

To me, it's more of an interactive, collaborative relationship as a brand where the focus is mostly on the patient and what they want and how they have envisioned things and

And it's so important to take the time to listen to, okay, do they want it longer?

Do they want it shorter, rounder, square?

And so whenever I work on people, I usually have them on temporaries for a little bit more longer.

Sure.

To make sure that you love the shape, the color, the size, everything.

And then when you approve it, I ask my ceramist to duplicate it.

Wow.

So it's more of a personal thing.

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