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

Yeah.

That's right.

You know, when you're designing teeth, it's not just the teeth that you're designing.

You're looking at someone's lips, someone's nose, someone's eyes.

You're even looking at people's personality.

You know, the more dominant someone is, the more sharpened square they are, the more feminine someone is, the more rounder they are.

You know, it's so multifactorial.

So whenever we're designing teeth, we're not just looking at, all right, one says fit all.

It's specifically custom to you, right?

So it's...

Yeah, I mean, I think to me, ideal patients are people who are willing to have more of a collaborative relationship, right?

I think it's very important to listen to patients, see what they want, what they desire.

But I also think it's important that people acknowledge that we also have a lot of experience under our belt.

You know, what we know at this point, what works, what doesn't work, and how we can bring you to a point where you can achieve your goals and your ideal smile.

So as much as it is an interactive relationship, I think it's important to also listen to some of our recommendations as well.

So to answer your question, yeah, I mean, we are selective.

There are times where if we feel like the patient's not a good fit, I'll let them know, hey, I think respectfully that you may benefit from another dentist.

Sure, sure.

I've had patients wanting a Hollywood smile where there's no characteristic, there's no detail.

And it's a power statement, right?

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