Temple University · Kornberg School of Dentistry
Dual-trained across the US and India, with hands-on clinical hours, published research, and evidence based practice at top-tier institutions.



I'm an internationally trained dentist with a BDS currently completing an Advanced Standing DMD at Temple University's Kornberg School of Dentistry in Philadelphia. My passion includes implementaiton of Digital protocols to ease usability and overall patient experience. I love exploring newer devices and have keen interest in exocad, Sprintray 3D printing protocols and researching on fbrication of 3D printed corwns using AI assisted software.
Alongside clinical dentistry, I've built a strong research portfolio: investigating periodontal immunology at the University of Pennsylvania, contributing to oncology research at UC San Diego's Moores Cancer Center and researching on using AI generated softwares to mill and print 3D crowns.
I bring the rare combination of clinical hands-on competency and scientific rigor the kind of dentist who can treat patients confidently and contribute evidence based care. I'm looking for a breakthrough in enhancing patient experience using digital and new AI based technologies. Apart from Dentistry, I love editing profressional photos and videos and have been learning DaVinci pro for personal projects. I'm also an adventure freak and love to surf, wakeboard, sail and swim.
A questionnaire-based survey assessing tissue preservation awareness and clinical practices among dentists in Navi Mumbai and Mumbai.
Research at UPenn Dental investigating host response to bacterial challenges using genetically modified mouse models and lymphocyte response profiling.
Graduate-level research applying biostatistics, ELISA assays, and R-based data analysis within an oncology research environment.

AI is reshaping how we detect caries, assess bone loss, and plan complex restorations. What every clinician needs to know about integrating AI tools into daily practice.

New evidence linking oral dysbiosis to cardiovascular and metabolic conditions — what it means for everyday clinical practice.

Dental anxiety affects 1 in 5 patients. Lessons from clinical rotations about building trust before picking up an instrument.
I'm open to discussing new opportunities in general dentistry and newer technologies - I'd love to connect.