KARMA. PodCasts

David Attia; Be passionate, be like David

In this podcast, you will meet the talented David Attia from Australia. He will explain to you why he became a dentist, and also why, and who inspired him to be so passionate about it. In the daily practice, he focuses on perio surgery, implant surgery, esthetic dentistry and restorative dentistry. Somehow, he manages to perform these treatments all on a very high level. His amount of followers on Instagram (more than 17,000) is not surprising.

Edris Rasta; Passion and Knowledge

Edris is widely seen as one of the best dental technicians of the Netherlands. But what is the drive in his work, and what is the value of knowledge of different aspects of dentistry in his laboratory work?

In this podcast Edris opens up and gives is honest opinion about modern day dentistry and why form is more important than color.

Erik Schut & Peter Thoolen; Immunofitness and dental health

(DUTCH) In this podcast we talk about immunofitness. Erik Schut is a specialist in KPNI, which stands for Clinical Psycho-Neuro Immunology. This field has as an example the goal to link effects of lifestyle on chronical diseases and the immune-system. Thereby our second guest Peter Thoolen, implatologist and EPA-prosthodontist, discusses the relationships between oral health and the effects of the mouth on the whole immune system.

www.cepcd.nl en www.erikschut.nl

Tif Qureshi – IAS Ortho Academy; Aligners in esthetic and functional dentistry

Tif Qureshi is the old chairman of the British Association of Cosmetic Dentistry and the clinical director of the IAS Academy. In this podcast he explains why orthodontics deserve a place in preventive dentistry, on the same level as caries and periodontics. He also shortly explains the basic principals of the ABB (Align, Bleach and Bond) principals and how the general practitioner can benefit from gaining stepwise expertise of orthodontics.

 

https://www.iasortho.com

Christian Coachman; Be humble, be holistic, be stable

In today’s podcast we host our honorary guest Christian Coachman. Christian shares his inspiring vision and thoughts about managing these difficult times we all go through. How can we stay optimistic, how can we learn and grow?

What are the core values of our lives? Surely this will not be the last crisis we face.

http://www.digitalsmiledesign.com
https://www.facebook.com/groups/DSD.Team/

Thomas Taha; About the art and beauty of dentistry

In this podcast we have Thomas Taha as our guest. Thomas is a London based dentist, known on Instagram as @drth.co.uk. Thomas is a restorative dentist who mainly focuses on reconstructive dentistry. In all of his treatments his goal is to copy nature as precise as possible.

In this podcast Thomas tells about his courses, his work and he will give you multiple tips to improve your work.

Naomi Doelen & Willemijn van Susante; Bite Functional Dentistry

(DUTCH) Naomi Doelen and Willemijn van Susante followed and graduated from the pristine educational program of John Kois in Seattle. This program inspired them to bring his philosophy to the Netherlands and in 2019 they started their own educational program called Bite Functional Dentistry.

In this podcast we ask Naomi and Willemijn about their motivation to educate other dentists besides their daily work as general practitioners, and how they are able to manage the balance between a busy dental career and life as a young mother of a family.

An Nguyen & Kees Pamijer: Passion and perspective

 

(DUTCH) To successfully execute the profession of a dentist on a high level and with passion you need a second passion besides dentistry, according to An and Kees. Which passions they have and how they live and deal with their idols are revealed in this podcast. We also talk about the Corona-crisis and how it affect everybody in their daily life. 

The Beginning

Our very first podcast .. in Dutch

Karma is an initiative from five young Dutch dentists. In this podcast they introduce themselves and tell what moved them to start Karma, and what their goals are.

“The beginning is the most important part of the work.”
-Plato