Mar 31, 2021
In this episode, we welcome insight into implantology from Fazeela Khan-Osborne. Fazeela discusses her successful work from hospitals to private practices on Harley Street.
Fazeela also tells us about her experiences of racism, sexism and divorce as well as the uplifting legacies of her parents.
Enjoy!
“And I would say to my students, this is a service in our culture, to bow your head and serve someone is not to demean yourself. It's like the highest form of love. And so I believe that I really believe that. And so for me, that's what the ethos of this clinic is about.” - Fazeela Khan-Osborne
In This Episode
01.06 - West Indies to the UK
07.35 - Why dentistry?
12.37 - Hospital politics
14.50 - Women in dentistry
17:55 - Business in the West End
23:47 - Getting motivated
26:03 - The patient experience
32:13 - Changing lives
37:40 - Failures club
40:39 - Treatment processes
45:39 - Daily life
52:35 - Children & personal life
57:31 - Dentistry on social media
1:02:10 - Dealing with loss
1:05:02 - The next five years
1:07:19 - Legacy & last days on Earth
About Fazeela Khan-Osborne
Fazeela’s extensive career has gained her an admirable reputation among some of Harley Street’s best. After qualifying from the Royal London in 1994, she continued her training in Oral Surgery and completed her Master’s degree in Restorative Dentistry with Distinction.
Fazeela writes for numerous journals, lectures on Implant Dentistry worldwide and is positioned on several editorial boards. Fazeela is also a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantology as well as being a tutor on the Diploma of Implant Dentistry at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.
She is a member of the Association of Dental Implantology and the British Association of Aesthetic Dentistry. Fazeela currently works at The One-To-One Dental Clinic on Harley Street - a multidisciplinary aesthetic and implant dental clinic with a full dental team.