Prosthodontics resident rebuilding how people chew, speak and smile, from veneers to full-arch implant restorations.
Mina is a third-year resident in the Graduate Prosthodontics program at the University of British Columbia. Her clinical work covers the full scope of the specialty: crowns and bridges, veneers and aesthetic treatment, dentures, and implant-supported rehabilitation for patients with complex needs.
She plans each case backwards from the final tooth position, using digital tools where they make treatment more accurate and more comfortable for the patient.
Restoring worn, damaged or missing dentitions as a whole, with attention to bite, function and appearance.
Full-arch immediate loading and implant-supported crowns, bridges and overdentures.
Porcelain veneers and smile design that look natural and are built to last.
Intraoral scanning, extraoral photogrammetry and CAD/CAM fabrication.
Presented a full-mouth rehabilitation using full-arch immediate loading and extraoral photogrammetry at UBC's interdisciplinary graduate seminar.
Teaching assistant throughout residency, guiding DMD students through prosthodontic consultations.