I have a deep passion for giving back to the community, dedicating my time to various volunteer efforts in dental settings, such as the Oklahoma Mission of Mercy and Catholic Charities. When I’m not practicing dentistry, I enjoy staying active by playing sports like volleyball, pickleball, and soccer. I also cherish spending quality time with my wife, Binita, and love being with my two precious nieces, eagerly anticipating the arrival of another.

I joined dentistry because it’s the perfect blend of helping people and constantly keeping me on my toes. The field is always evolving with new technologies and materials, so there’s never a dull moment—I’m always learning something new. Plus, I love the opportunity to spend quality time with my patients and really get to know them and their families. It’s incredibly rewarding to see patients of all ages, from tiny six-month-olds to the elderly, and be a part of their lives over the years.

My journey into dentistry started with a bit of family drama and a lot of laughs. When my dad was younger, he traumatically broke his front two teeth and ended up with a flipper, a removable partial denture. He took great delight in teasing my brother and me by popping his teeth in and out, often at the most unexpected moments, which led to plenty of giggles and a few startled jumps. But beyond the jokes, I saw how much it affected his smile and self-esteem. It made me realize the profound impact a healthy smile can have on someone’s confidence and happiness. Seeing how transformative dental care could be, I knew I wanted to help others in the same way. Now, every time I help a patient regain their smile, I think of my dad and that mischievous flipper, and it keeps me motivated to bring joy and confidence back into their lives.