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Saturday, 17 October 2015

I am a Girl and Dental surgeon both. Whether I should marry an Engineer or MBA ????

I am a Girl and Dental surgeon both. Whether I should marry an Engineer or MBA ????

Well well well!
This is a question most doctors in general and Dental surgeons in particular face. Especially Girls.
And l want parents read this because it is them who generally find match for kids in India.
I want to answer this Q' s by asking few counter questions .
Q.1: Why you studied Dentistry?
Ans. a) You wanted a doctors TAG.
b) You (or your parents) wanted to get a good matrimonial proposal because you will be a Doctor.
c) You really wanted to bring some difference in field of medicine by your talent. Dentistry became your passion off late.
d) You did it because this was the second best option being a Medical student in 10+2.

If you did Dentistry because of reasons a,b or d then you are free to marry anybody. It will bring no difference to your life whether you marry a Engineer, Doctor or MBA.


Q.2: Whether you want to pursue MDS or not??
Ans. It is very obvious that if you did BDS for reasons a,b or d then it is rare possibility you will go for MDS. Again doing MDS will have least affect on whether you want to marry a doctor or anybody else. 

Q.3: Do you want to work after marriage and contribute in medicine or just have fun in the in laws merc or beamer?
Ans. If you want to enjoy life rather than having a busy hectic fulfilling life,  then it makes no difference to whom you get married to.


Now the important discussion: how taking BDS seriously or pursuing for MDS or wanting to contribute to dentistry and family by working after marriage should affect your choice for a perfect matrimonial match ?

Then answer is simple. Irrespective of whether you are boy or a girl , if you took your BDS seriously it is obvious you will want to work after marriage. Especially for girls. And we are humans and we don't work to work but we work to get paid. Paid in money, to get paid in repute and to get paid in recognition. There is common phrase in English that you don't study science to make money. But it is also a hard fact that science is the highest grossing and contributing stream to study. 

Then as simple as that: get BDS and start your practice. It may seem simple buthe Indian parents delay opening the clinic for their girls because they don't know where they will be married. then what???

Case 1. A young beautiful girl who took loads of interest in BDS and who obviously wants to pursue a beautiful career after marriage, gets married to an Engineer/MBA/Bank manager/Army officer. 
What will be the consequences: a happy married life for both but the career of girl ruined. Because all these professions are transferable in nature whereas the girl needs stability for her practice to grow. She cannot keep changing her practice from one city to another. Clinic is not a scooter or a TV that you pack it and move it. Above all dentistry is a very local Service. Hence if you move you loose. Also it is usually not possible for girls to stay back and run their clinic and her husband moving out to different city. This is especially not posibble in case new couples. so what option a girl is left with?? She is left with working in private clinics and get salary which is not at all satisfactory. Why it is not satisfactory? Being a private practitioner who has 17 dental surgeons in team,  i feel i can explain this easily. When a newly wed girl comes to my clinic for job,  it is really uncertain how many months or weeks she will continue. She has multiple responsibilities and I doubt that at what number in her responsibility priority list she keeps my clinic. Plus married girls who have parents in different city need frequent leaves to meet them. Then there is pregnancy and related maternity leave. Gosh ! Looking at all these cons of hiring a married lady surgeon I will always start with her by offering a very poor salary.



HOLA ! Frustration and Agony.





CASE 2: A young beautiful girl who took loads of interest in BDS and who obviously wants to pursue a beautiful career after marriage, gets married to a SHOPKEEPER/ SHOWROOM OWNER/ BUSINESS MAN/ RESTAURANT OWNER/ FACTORY OWNER/ COSMETIC SHOP OWNER/ CAR GARAGE OWNER/ BEAUTY SALON OWNER/ LAB TECHNICIAN

GOSH! What will be the consequences.... A Happy Married Life and A Beautiful Career for the GIRL as A Dental Surgeon, but whether she will be having the same amount of respect in the family.
A Guy who is a businessman and earns good, will definitely have a stable occupation. He is not that vulnerable to transfers. He may have an EXTRA PIECE of LAND or an Empty SHowroom for you to open up your own CLINIC. WOWWWWWWW> but all thing good ends there.
A rich super settled guy will need your salary the least. And as your skills as Dental Surgeon helps him least in his business hence your skills will always be an useless asset to him. Barring few exceptions, he will always want you to be a good wife first and i strictly mean a Good Housewife.
All these things may look good and fairy tale sort in initial 2 years of marriage. What after that???? You as a DOctor who always wanted to excel in life and in career will be shattered to find yourself in the vicious cycle of: GOOD FIANCE--------> Good Wife------> Good Daughter in Law-------> Good Mother--------->Very Good Mother--------> The Best Mother------------> The best mother of TWO --------------------> Good Host at Kitty-------------------> BLA BLA BLA

What about being A GOOD DOCTOR ---------> A VERY GOOD DOCTOR-------> THE BEST DOCTOR --------------> THE BEST DOCTOR OF TWO (CLINICS)     lol


Case 3: A young beautiful girl who took loads of interest in BDS and who obviously wants to pursue a beautiful career after marriage, gets married to a Struggling Dental Surgeon or MBBS.
What will be the consequence: Scenario 1: If you both taste success, your better half will always give you at least 40 % credit. May be more. You will have a very Good life and a lavish lifestyle.
the fairy tale has just started...................................... and they lived their lives happily together ever after.

Scenario 2: If you both dont succeed... Well that is not possible. In a country like INDIA, with WHO estimates that by 2025 there will be 24 Crore Edentulous people around, there is no possibility of you not making it large..



Well Well WEll! I meet many girls through my personal contact programmes and Orientation Seminar, and when i ask their probability of marrying a Dental Surgeon, most of them give me same expression:
 as if i was trying to ruin her life. Most young ladies think that Dentistry in specific and Medical in general is a field of NERDS and Medicos start earning money when they have wrinkles and are bald. Also that some feel this field is for retards or those who were not able to get Medicine were forced to take Dentistry.....

Yes Partially true. Dentists and Medicos are top brains in the country. For Every 3 Non Medical Students there is 1 Engineering College seat but for every 112 Medical Student (10+2) there is 1 Medical Seat. WOAH !

Yes true that Dentist Starts earning late.... Very True, because they are not salaried but entrepreneur and every business takes time to boom. But once you establish yourself, the sky is the limit. Medicine and Healthcare is the most booming industry and provide recession proof career opportunity.
I am 28 years old, 5 years in clinical practice as on 20th of October 2015 and my name is Dr Aman Singh. I am from a middle class family. I started my clinic in a rented showroom at a budget of Rs 6 lakhs in a sub urb. Today 5 years down the line I make more than half a million per month. Mind you this clinic is 2700 km from my hometown and i had no one from my known in near periphery when i started. I own 3 clinics now and have 8 Dental Chairs working. We see 70 to 80 Patients daily. I will tell you one more interesting fact about medicine as a career. It is among those career options where you earn more as you get old.

So go my beautiful Dentist girls, marry a Medico. They are the best dressed best behaved and the most polite kind of people. They have better hygiene and better eating and drinking habits. Although they may have annoying work timings but yes that is what they being paid for...

I would like to clarify that this articles reflect my personal opinion and i may be wrong. But as far as my experience as a teacher mentor and career counselor is concerned i believe in what i wrote and every father who has a dental surgeon daughter and every girl who aspires to be or is a dental surgeon should read this article and think twice.

Thanks for you time. Love you all.
Dr Aman Singh.



Saturday, 23 May 2015

Dr Leonard Linkow- Father of Modern Dental Implantology

NEW YORK CITY: It is said that America became great because of the ability of Americans to think creatively or, as the expression is used, outside of the box. Dr Leonard Linkow is such a man, and he has had a tremendous effect on the field of dentistry and the quality of oral care afforded to patients.
Linkow forged through battles of existing stagnation, adversity and legal precipices to achieve the correct utilization of implants.
In the ’60s, Linkow designed the blade implant to avoid removable prostheses, and at about the same time he patented designs for the root form implants that are used today. Even in the ’60s, he had the foresight to utilize titanium in his implants.
Although throughout the world Linkow is considered the “father of oral implantology” and even has a street named after him in Germany, he never claimed to have invented implants. In fact, he always gave credit to the Egyptians for such an invention, and he never failed to thank those who helped him along the way, such as Dr Cherchev from France, one of his earlier motivators.
What has made Linkow so outstanding is his passion and undeniable belief in the success of implants, along with his willingness to share. In the late ’60s, just as the Beatles came to the United States, Linkow was spending a lot of his time lecturing throughout the world. Lugging the requisite boxes of slides, he would spend hours sharing with dentists all around the globe his ideas about the restoration of debilitated mouths.
No matter whether in Germany, France, Russia, Australia, Brazil, South Korea, Peru, Argentina, Canada, India, Japan or the Philippines, he energetically shared his knowledge with all.
While Linkow was practicing dentistry full time in New York City, he found the time to write 17 books on the subject. He graciously included me among the leaders in implantology noted in one of his books.
Linkow was also a clinical professor at four universities: New York University (NYU), Temple University of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, Lille University of France.
In addition, Linkow was one of the three founding fathers of the first esthetic dental society, and he helped create the American Society of Dental Esthetics, along with Dr Irwin Smigel. He has the endowed chair in implantology at NYU, in perpetuity, known as the Linkow Chair.
Some years ago, Len and I were presenting lectures on the road and taking questions from the podium. At that time I was the first periodontist to place implants in the United States and an officer of the only organized implant academy at the time.
Someone in the audience asked a derisive question, trying to divide our positions. In response, Len placed his hand on my shoulder and stated firmly: “David and I are a team and work together.”
Linkow is a visionary with a wonderful imagination. He continues to present his vision of successful utilization of implants around the world. Foremost in his passion is his love for his family, his daughters, his grandchildren and his friends.
Among his enduring strengths is his belief in the success of converting an orally debilitated mouth to a natural functioning rehabilitated one through implants.
Just as Len’s hand was always on my shoulder, I can only hope the same for all those in the dental field involved in implants, and the millions of patients who have and will receive the benefit of implants. May his hand be on your shoulder, too.


original source of article: http://www.dental-tribune.com/articles/news/usa/3754_a_tribute_to_dr_leonard_i_linkow_a_guiding_light.html

Monday, 4 May 2015

Doctor: God or Businessman??

Indian society's unreasonable expectations from doctors-
The Indian public should understand that
1) medical science has yet not conquered death. Even doctors' parents and relatives die due to illness.
2) medicine is not a simple straightforward mathematics,
It is a complex science with lot of grey areas, where difference of opinion are normal.
3) In India,the health scenario is such where the private sector is catering to 75 percent of India's healthcare needs. Dont expect it for free.
It has to be chargable to be sustainable.
4) Doctors constitute the topmost brains that India produces. So if the iitians and iimians can earn 7 figure salary on just passing out,
It is not wrong for doctors to command a decent fee after studying the most ie 12 years after hssc.
5) Lastly, looking at the way the society has degraded,
Doctors are still the least corrupt professionals as compared to the lawyers, police, judiciary, the govt servants, the big and small business men and so on.
Learn to respect your doctors and soldiers who are both involved in protecting you & your loved ones, directly or indirectly.

Dear friends, will this ever happen that
From today onwards :
- hotels will feed all emergency hungry people completely free
- cycle industry will donate cycles to  the poor school children
- fruit sellers will give free fruit to malnourished people
- pharma will give free medicines to  the needy
- railways will provide free travel to poor people
- 10% air tickets are free for those who cannot afford
- all garment brands will give free clothes to the poor
- All sweet shops will give free sweets to poor school children
- free travel for the poor in luxury and ordinary buses
- free adv in newspapers and tv channels
- free petrol and diesel for poor people
- free shoes for poor kids
- free schooling in top boarding schools for poor students  in dehradun and Shimla 
Everyone is doing buisness and not charity .
This free work is expected only out of doctors .
Why ?
Because we are perpetuating a myth of our godliness and holiness. Let us loudly tell the public the reality of running medical centers.

Every setup costs and even doctors have bills to pay.

Thanks for reading.
Dr Aman Singh
Odontos Dental Hospital.

Saturday, 2 May 2015

India's Cheapest Dental Implant

A mohali based company has launched a new dental implant that will cost just Rs 1500 to the dental surgeon. Hence this new technology is destined to make revolution in field of implantology.

Friday, 1 May 2015

New Batch at Odontos Academy for Clinical Dental Studies

The new batch joined the classes on 16th of April 2015. The classes are going on good. And we wish all the luck to all the participants. Next batch starts from 16th June. And registrations have started. Reserve your seat now. Call 9872881930.

Friday, 6 February 2015

How to place Rubber dam.??? C

Class was held at Odontos Academy for Clinical Dental Studies on rubber dam and it's application. Our participants had hands on experience on rubber dam application.

To learn everything latest in dentistry join Odontos Academy for Clinical Dental Studies.  Registration for batch starting 1st May 2015 is going to open soon.
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