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The Dental Leaders podcast takes you on a behind the scenes journey with emerging leaders in dentistry. Success leaves clues, and these conversations uncover the depth, detail, and backstory behind our guests.
The show is hosted by dental entrepreneurs Payman Langroudi & Prav Solanki. Let the conversation flow.
Find out more at https://www.dentalleaders.co.uk/
The Dental Leaders podcast takes you on a behind the scenes journey with emerging leaders in dentistry. Success leaves clues, and these conversations uncover the depth, detail, and backstory behind our guests.
The show is hosted by dental entrepreneurs Payman Langroudi & Prav Solanki. Let the conversation flow.
Find out more at https://www.dentalleaders.co.uk/
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Doctor Solmaz Samae is an aesthetic dentist and facial aesthetics practitioner working across multiple practices in London. After building successful businesses in Iran, she pursued dentistry at RSU in Latvia, graduating in 2018. She combines clinical practice with content creation through her Persian YouTube channel and runs a facial aesthetics clinic on Harley Street with her sisters.
Doctor Solmaz Samae is an aesthetic dentist and facial aesthetics practitioner working across multiple practices in London. After building successful businesses in Iran, she pursued dentistry at RSU in Latvia, graduating in 2018. She combines clinical practice with content creation through her Persian YouTube channel and runs a facial aesthetics clinic on Harley Street with her sisters.
Lala is a former social worker with over a decade of experience in safeguarding, now a best-selling author and influential online voice on love, abuse, power, and patriarchy. She operates anonymously through her platform 'Lalalaletmeexplain' to help people recognize red flags, establish boundaries, and understand their worth.
Lala is a former social worker with over a decade of experience in safeguarding, now a best-selling author and influential online voice on love, abuse, power, and patriarchy. She operates anonymously through her platform 'Lalalaletmeexplain' to help people recognize red flags, establish boundaries, and understand their worth.
Andrew El-Khanagry is a general restorative dentist with a focus on prosthodontics, five years qualified from Birmingham Dental School. Born in Egypt and raised in Burton-on-Trent, he's the founder of Mobile Smiles, a charity bringing dental care to underserved communities worldwide.
Andrew El-Khanagry is a general restorative dentist with a focus on prosthodontics, five years qualified from Birmingham Dental School. Born in Egypt and raised in Burton-on-Trent, he's the founder of Mobile Smiles, a charity bringing dental care to underserved communities worldwide.
Sonia Rajput is a 29-year-old dentist with a background in medicine, currently working at London Smile Clinic and Beaconsfield. She has a special interest in aesthetic dentistry and facial aesthetics, and has built a significant social media presence to advance her career.
Sonia Rajput is a 29-year-old dentist with a background in medicine, currently working at London Smile Clinic and Beaconsfield. She has a special interest in aesthetic dentistry and facial aesthetics, and has built a significant social media presence to advance her career.
Stina Sanders is a qualified therapist, mental health advocate, and former co-founder of dating app Huggle. After experiencing her own journey through abusive relationships and subsequent healing, she transitioned from the tech world to study therapy and is currently pursuing her master's degree. Stina regularly shares insights on emotional wellbeing, relationship patterns, and social media transparency.
Stina Sanders is a qualified therapist, mental health advocate, and former co-founder of dating app Huggle. After experiencing her own journey through abusive relationships and subsequent healing, she transitioned from the tech world to study therapy and is currently pursuing her master's degree. Stina regularly shares insights on emotional wellbeing, relationship patterns, and social media transparency.
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The Dental Leaders podcast takes you on a behind the scenes journey with emerging leaders in dentistry. Success leaves clues, and these conversations uncover the depth, detail, and backstory behind our guests.
The show is hosted by dental entrepreneurs Payman Langroudi & Prav Solanki. Let the conversation flow.
Find out more at https://www.dentalleaders.co.uk/
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#297 Six Pack — Solmaz Samae
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Solmaz Samae
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
dentistryentrepreneurshipfitnesscontent creationcareer changeinternational educationbusiness strategypatient carefacial aestheticspersonal development
Doctor Solmaz Samae embodies the power of authenticity in dentistry—someone who speaks her truth with refreshing honesty. From building a successful business empire in Iran to studying dentistry in Latvia at 30, her unconventional journey reveals what happens when passion meets persistence.
Now practising across multiple settings whilst building a thriving YouTube presence, Solmaz demonstrates that happiness in dentistry comes from genuinely caring about the patient experience.
Her candid reflections on everything from charity work motivations to the challenges of mixed NHS-private practice offer valuable insights for dentists navigating their own paths to contentment and success.
In This Episode
00:01:40 - Current life satisfaction
00:02:40 - Six-pack goal and fitness routine
00:05:35 - Working across multiple practices
00:10:40 - Corporate versus independent experiences
00:16:05 - Communication versus clinical skills
00:20:15 - YouTube content creation journey
00:23:25 - Persian content and safety concerns
00:28:15 - Facial aesthetics expertise
00:31:05 - Hair loss treatments and personal experience
00:34:50 - Treatment philosophy and patient selection
00:40:45 - Blackbox thinking
00:46:35 - Turbulent journey to dentistry
00:53:50 - Business ventures in Iran
00:55:45 - Studying dentistry in Latvia
01:00:30 - Advantages and challenges of studying abroad
01:11:00 - Vision for dream practice
01:16:25 - Charity work in refugee camps
01:22:25 - Fantasy dinner party
01:24:30 - Last days and legacy
About Solmaz Samae
Doctor Solmaz Samae is an aesthetic dentist and facial aesthetics practitioner working across multiple practices in London. After building successful businesses in Iran, she pursued dentistry at RSU in Latvia, graduating in 2018. She combines clinical practice with content creation through her Persian YouTube channel and runs a facial aesthetics clinic on Harley Street with her sisters.
Doctor Solmaz Samae embodies the power of authenticity in dentistry—someone who speaks her truth with refreshing honesty. From building a successful business empire in Iran to studying dentistry in Latvia at 30, her unconventional journey reveals what happens when passion meets persistence.
Now practising across multiple settings whilst building a thriving YouTube presence, Solmaz demonstrates that happiness in dentistry comes from genuinely caring about the patient experience.
Her candid reflections on everything from charity work motivations to the challenges of mixed NHS-private practice offer valuable insights for dentists navigating their own paths to contentment and success.
In This Episode
00:01:40 - Current life satisfaction
00:02:40 - Six-pack goal and fitness routine
00:05:35 - Working across multiple practices
00:10:40 - Corporate versus independent experiences
00:16:05 - Communication versus clinical skills
00:20:15 - YouTube content creation journey
00:23:25 - Persian content and safety concerns
00:28:15 - Facial aesthetics expertise
00:31:05 - Hair loss treatments and personal experience
00:34:50 - Treatment philosophy and patient selection
00:40:45 - Blackbox thinking
00:46:35 - Turbulent journey to dentistry
00:53:50 - Business ventures in Iran
00:55:45 - Studying dentistry in Latvia
01:00:30 - Advantages and challenges of studying abroad
01:11:00 - Vision for dream practice
01:16:25 - Charity work in refugee camps
01:22:25 - Fantasy dinner party
01:24:30 - Last days and legacy
About Solmaz Samae
Doctor Solmaz Samae is an aesthetic dentist and facial aesthetics practitioner working across multiple practices in London. After building successful businesses in Iran, she pursued dentistry at RSU in Latvia, graduating in 2018. She combines clinical practice with content creation through her Persian YouTube channel and runs a facial aesthetics clinic on Harley Street with her sisters.
This compelling episode features Lala, the anonymous voice behind "Lalalaletmeexplain" - a former social worker turned influential author who's helped thousands recognise red flags and find their worth.
Rhona and Payman explore deeply personal territory as Lala shares her childhood trauma, decade-long career in child protection, and the systemic failures she witnessed firsthand. The conversation weaves through heavy topics, including misogyny, male influencers like Andrew Tate, and the recent concerning developments in UK abortion rights.
What emerges is a raw, unflinching look at how childhood experiences shape our adult relationships, why anonymity can be liberating, and how society's treatment of vulnerable people - from social workers to women seeking healthcare - reveals our collective blind spots.
In This Episode
00:02:45 - The birth of anonymity
00:04:40 - Why hiding can mean truth-telling
00:09:10 - When dads abandon and mothers struggle
00:15:15 - Forgiving the unforgivable
00:24:15 - From personal pain to professional purpose
00:28:40 - When systems fail the vulnerable
00:42:35 - Blackbox thinking
00:59:55 - Misogyny as cultural DNA
01:11:55 - The Andrew Tate problem
01:15:00 - When women turn on women
01:32:05 - Justice on trial
01:38:45 - Tracking women's bodies
01:47:15 - Healing through words
01:52:35 - Moving trauma through movement
About Lala
Lala is a former social worker who spent over a decade in safeguarding, witnessing firsthand the realities of domestic abuse and child protection. She's now a best-selling author and one of the most important voices online when it comes to love, abuse, power and patriarchy. Operating anonymously through her platform "Lalalaletmeexplain," she helps people recognise red flags, establish boundaries, and understand their worth through truth and lived experience.
This compelling episode features Lala, the anonymous voice behind "Lalalaletmeexplain" - a former social worker turned influential author who's helped thousands recognise red flags and find their worth.
Rhona and Payman explore deeply personal territory as Lala shares her childhood trauma, decade-long career in child protection, and the systemic failures she witnessed firsthand. The conversation weaves through heavy topics, including misogyny, male influencers like Andrew Tate, and the recent concerning developments in UK abortion rights.
What emerges is a raw, unflinching look at how childhood experiences shape our adult relationships, why anonymity can be liberating, and how society's treatment of vulnerable people - from social workers to women seeking healthcare - reveals our collective blind spots.
In This Episode
00:02:45 - The birth of anonymity
00:04:40 - Why hiding can mean truth-telling
00:09:10 - When dads abandon and mothers struggle
00:15:15 - Forgiving the unforgivable
00:24:15 - From personal pain to professional purpose
00:28:40 - When systems fail the vulnerable
00:42:35 - Blackbox thinking
00:59:55 - Misogyny as cultural DNA
01:11:55 - The Andrew Tate problem
01:15:00 - When women turn on women
01:32:05 - Justice on trial
01:38:45 - Tracking women's bodies
01:47:15 - Healing through words
01:52:35 - Moving trauma through movement
About Lala
Lala is a former social worker who spent over a decade in safeguarding, witnessing firsthand the realities of domestic abuse and child protection. She's now a best-selling author and one of the most important voices online when it comes to love, abuse, power and patriarchy. Operating anonymously through her platform "Lalalaletmeexplain," she helps people recognise red flags, establish boundaries, and understand their worth through truth and lived experience.
0:001:46:46
#296 The Connector — Andrew El-Khanagry
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Andrew El-Khanagry
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
purpose-driven dentistrydental charityclinical mistakescommunication in dentistrybalance between profit and purposedental educationinternational dental missionstrust-building in practiceprosthodontics
Andrew El-Khanagry's journey from anxious young associate to confident practitioner reveals the transformative power of purpose-driven dentistry.
Five years out from dental school, this Egyptian-born dentist has navigated the challenges of perfecting his craft while building Mobile Smiles, a charity bringing dental care to underserved communities worldwide.
Through candid conversations about clinical mistakes, the value of communication over technique, and finding balance between profit and purpose, Andrew shares insights that resonate with dentists at every stage of their careers.
His story demonstrates how early setbacks can become catalysts for growth and why the best education sometimes comes from unexpected sources.
In This Episode
00:01:45 - Podcast listening habits
00:03:10 - Early life in Egypt and England
00:04:25 - Language barriers and adaptation
00:06:25 - Career influences and family guidance
00:08:00 - Dental school at Birmingham
00:09:45 - Academic challenges and friendships
00:11:30 - First job and PhD experience
00:13:50 - Staying versus moving practices
00:15:15 - Clinical anxiety and perfectionism
00:18:25 - Transition to private practice
00:20:25 - Communication skills training
00:25:00 - Patient relationships and continuity
00:33:20 - Mobile Smiles charity foundation
00:36:20 - International dental missions
00:43:10 - Cost-effectiveness of charity work
00:48:45 - UK-based charity initiatives
00:53:15 - Purpose versus profit in dentistry
00:54:30 - Instagram as dental education
00:56:40 - Career direction and specialisation
01:04:30 - Blackbox thinking
01:11:05 - Best educational experiences
01:21:00 - Trust-building in private practice
01:33:30 - Fantasy dinner party
01:43:50 - Last days and legacy
About Andrew El-Khanagry
Andrew El-Khanagry is a general restorative dentist with a focus on prosthodontics, five years qualified from Birmingham Dental School. Born in Egypt and raised in Burton-on-Trent, he's the founder of Mobile Smiles, a UK-based charity providing dental care in underserved communities across Egypt, Namibia, Nigeria, and South America.
Andrew El-Khanagry's journey from anxious young associate to confident practitioner reveals the transformative power of purpose-driven dentistry.
Five years out from dental school, this Egyptian-born dentist has navigated the challenges of perfecting his craft while building Mobile Smiles, a charity bringing dental care to underserved communities worldwide.
Through candid conversations about clinical mistakes, the value of communication over technique, and finding balance between profit and purpose, Andrew shares insights that resonate with dentists at every stage of their careers.
His story demonstrates how early setbacks can become catalysts for growth and why the best education sometimes comes from unexpected sources.
In This Episode
00:01:45 - Podcast listening habits
00:03:10 - Early life in Egypt and England
00:04:25 - Language barriers and adaptation
00:06:25 - Career influences and family guidance
00:08:00 - Dental school at Birmingham
00:09:45 - Academic challenges and friendships
00:11:30 - First job and PhD experience
00:13:50 - Staying versus moving practices
00:15:15 - Clinical anxiety and perfectionism
00:18:25 - Transition to private practice
00:20:25 - Communication skills training
00:25:00 - Patient relationships and continuity
00:33:20 - Mobile Smiles charity foundation
00:36:20 - International dental missions
00:43:10 - Cost-effectiveness of charity work
00:48:45 - UK-based charity initiatives
00:53:15 - Purpose versus profit in dentistry
00:54:30 - Instagram as dental education
00:56:40 - Career direction and specialisation
01:04:30 - Blackbox thinking
01:11:05 - Best educational experiences
01:21:00 - Trust-building in private practice
01:33:30 - Fantasy dinner party
01:43:50 - Last days and legacy
About Andrew El-Khanagry
Andrew El-Khanagry is a general restorative dentist with a focus on prosthodontics, five years qualified from Birmingham Dental School. Born in Egypt and raised in Burton-on-Trent, he's the founder of Mobile Smiles, a UK-based charity providing dental care in underserved communities across Egypt, Namibia, Nigeria, and South America.
0:001:25:04
#295 The Introverted Influencer — Sonia Rajput
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Sonia Rajput
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
dentistrysocial media marketingaesthetic dentistryfacial aestheticsprivate dentistryclinical techniquespatient communicationwork-life balancecareer development
Sonia Rajput shares her journey from being a self-described introvert from Birmingham to becoming a dentist at two of London's most prestigious dental practices.
Throughout the conversation, she reveals how she balanced ambition with prioritising work-life balance, leveraging social media to advance her career despite her natural introversion.
Sonia offers valuable insights into building a private dentistry career, discussing everything from clinical techniques to patient communication, while being refreshingly candid about her struggles, successes, and her approach to finding fulfilment both professionally and personally.
In This Episode
00:01:45 - Early career and self-perception
00:03:15 - Childhood and family background
00:05:00 - Choosing dentistry over medicine
00:06:25 - University experience at Birmingham
00:09:35 - Dental school challenges
00:10:15 - Professional ambition development
00:12:15 - First professional experiences
00:13:45 - Working at Scott Arms practice
00:18:00 - Aligning, bleaching and bonding focus
00:21:35 - Communication in private practice
00:23:30 - Landing prestigious jobs
00:29:30 - Social media marketing strategies
00:35:35 - Content creation process
00:42:55 - Current practice environments
00:56:45 - Blackbox thinking
01:07:05 - Facial aesthetics
01:11:45 - Career satisfaction and future plans
01:21:20 - Fantasy dinner party
About Sonia Rajput
Sonia Rajput is a 29-year-old dentist who comes from a medical family but chose dentistry over her family's profession of medicine. Currently working with Mark Hughes in Beaconsfield and at London Smile Clinic with Tim Bradstock-Smith, she has a special interest in aesthetic dentistry and facial aesthetics. Despite describing herself as naturally introverted, Sonia has built a significant social media presence that has helped her secure positions at prestigious practices and develop her career.
Sonia Rajput shares her journey from being a self-described introvert from Birmingham to becoming a dentist at two of London's most prestigious dental practices.
Throughout the conversation, she reveals how she balanced ambition with prioritising work-life balance, leveraging social media to advance her career despite her natural introversion.
Sonia offers valuable insights into building a private dentistry career, discussing everything from clinical techniques to patient communication, while being refreshingly candid about her struggles, successes, and her approach to finding fulfilment both professionally and personally.
In This Episode
00:01:45 - Early career and self-perception
00:03:15 - Childhood and family background
00:05:00 - Choosing dentistry over medicine
00:06:25 - University experience at Birmingham
00:09:35 - Dental school challenges
00:10:15 - Professional ambition development
00:12:15 - First professional experiences
00:13:45 - Working at Scott Arms practice
00:18:00 - Aligning, bleaching and bonding focus
00:21:35 - Communication in private practice
00:23:30 - Landing prestigious jobs
00:29:30 - Social media marketing strategies
00:35:35 - Content creation process
00:42:55 - Current practice environments
00:56:45 - Blackbox thinking
01:07:05 - Facial aesthetics
01:11:45 - Career satisfaction and future plans
01:21:20 - Fantasy dinner party
About Sonia Rajput
Sonia Rajput is a 29-year-old dentist who comes from a medical family but chose dentistry over her family's profession of medicine. Currently working with Mark Hughes in Beaconsfield and at London Smile Clinic with Tim Bradstock-Smith, she has a special interest in aesthetic dentistry and facial aesthetics. Despite describing herself as naturally introverted, Sonia has built a significant social media presence that has helped her secure positions at prestigious practices and develop her career.
0:001:01:53
Mind Movers #45 — Stina Sanders
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Stina Sanders
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
mental healthdating appstrauma bondsattachment patternshealthy loveAI in therapynarcissismsocial mediarelationship dynamicshormonal health
Stina Sanders, a former dating app co-founder turned therapist and mental health advocate, joins Rhona and Payman for a raw conversation about love, trauma, and the difference between chaos and genuine connection.
From selling her relationship-focused business Huggle to studying therapy after her own healing journey, Stina unpacks why we mistake dysfunction for passion, how trauma bonds keep us stuck, and whether AI can replace human connection in healing.
This episode challenges everything you think you know about modern dating, attachment patterns, and what healthy love actually looks like.
In This Episode
00:02:05 - From PR to dating apps: Building Huggle
00:04:30 - Psychology calling: The moment everything clicked
00:07:50 - Abusive relationships: When love becomes survival
00:11:00 - The great love debate: Chaos versus calm
00:16:30 - Time and truth: Why masks slip eventually
00:18:30 - Training to heal: Mirror work in therapy school
00:21:15 - Spotting narcissists: What predators actually look for
00:25:15 - Social media narcissists: The new hunting ground
00:28:10 - Dating app fatigue: Endless options, empty connections
00:32:00 - High standards trap: When perfection becomes isolation
00:39:50 - Trauma bonds: The addiction to emotional rollercoasters
00:43:05 - ChatGPT therapy: Digital healing or dangerous replacement?
00:52:00 - Hormonal truth: PMDD and the medical gender gap
00:56:00 - Relationship detective: Every couple's unique puzzle
About Stina Sanders
Stina Sanders is a qualified therapist, mental health advocate, and former co-founder of dating app Huggle. After experiencing her own journey through abusive relationships and subsequent healing, she transitioned from the tech world to study therapy and is currently pursuing her master's degree. Stina regularly shares insights on emotional wellbeing, relationship patterns, and social media transparency through her platforms and is preparing to launch her own therapy clinic in Soho.
Stina Sanders, a former dating app co-founder turned therapist and mental health advocate, joins Rhona and Payman for a raw conversation about love, trauma, and the difference between chaos and genuine connection.
From selling her relationship-focused business Huggle to studying therapy after her own healing journey, Stina unpacks why we mistake dysfunction for passion, how trauma bonds keep us stuck, and whether AI can replace human connection in healing.
This episode challenges everything you think you know about modern dating, attachment patterns, and what healthy love actually looks like.
In This Episode
00:02:05 - From PR to dating apps: Building Huggle
00:04:30 - Psychology calling: The moment everything clicked
00:07:50 - Abusive relationships: When love becomes survival
00:11:00 - The great love debate: Chaos versus calm
00:16:30 - Time and truth: Why masks slip eventually
00:18:30 - Training to heal: Mirror work in therapy school
00:21:15 - Spotting narcissists: What predators actually look for
00:25:15 - Social media narcissists: The new hunting ground
00:28:10 - Dating app fatigue: Endless options, empty connections
00:32:00 - High standards trap: When perfection becomes isolation
00:39:50 - Trauma bonds: The addiction to emotional rollercoasters
00:43:05 - ChatGPT therapy: Digital healing or dangerous replacement?
00:52:00 - Hormonal truth: PMDD and the medical gender gap
00:56:00 - Relationship detective: Every couple's unique puzzle
About Stina Sanders
Stina Sanders is a qualified therapist, mental health advocate, and former co-founder of dating app Huggle. After experiencing her own journey through abusive relationships and subsequent healing, she transitioned from the tech world to study therapy and is currently pursuing her master's degree. Stina regularly shares insights on emotional wellbeing, relationship patterns, and social media transparency through her platforms and is preparing to launch her own therapy clinic in Soho.
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