Dr. Akshay Kumarswamy BDS CAGS MS(USA)
Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology
Diplomate and Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI)

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Dr. Akshay Kumarswamy is a second-generation periodontist from Mumbai, India. He is board
certified and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. After his undergraduate education from CODS, Davanagere he obtained his Certificate in Advanced Dentistry from
Boston University and followed it up with a 3 years Masters of Science degree from the
prestigious University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Dentistry, which is one of the
top 5 dental colleges in the world. Post his training, he taught at 2 different schools in USA and was the Director of the Implant training program at East Carolina University. He still holds a license to practice dentistry in the state of Florida. He currently practices full time in Mumbai along with training future dentists in the field of Periodontics and Implantology.

In this episode we speak about 
Introduction & welcoming Dr. Akshay Kumarswami,
General talk Rapid fire round,
General talk about growing up, schooling, college & more...
Graduation from CODS Davanagere,
Small story of Practice after graduating,
Decision about going abroad how why & when,
Comprehensive care clinic,
Small guidance talk about what to pursue in post graduation & going abroad,
Discussing about recession in 26 region,
How would you identify a good case for gingival repositioning procedures,
Very useful & funny analogy of tooth contour & pajama for a person with a big belly :) (You need to listen to this actually cannot explain in text here),
4 factors that will help you decide the prognosis & how to quantify each of them systematically to foresee the results before actually starting the surgery,
Gingival repositioning in the palatal aspect?
Step by step procedure explanation right from incision to flap to tissue harvest & repositioning,
Preparing the root surface to receive a graft.
Conclusion.

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