#49 - Native New Yorker - In Conversation with Dr Larry Rosenthal

This week’s guest needs little in the way of introduction as Prav and Payman take a call from stateside and the legendary Dr Larry Rosenthal.

 

Larry talks about his rise to becoming one of the world’s best-known names and how a meeting with a bioengineer in his early career changed Larry’s life, in the process transforming the face of dentistry as we know it.

 

The trio talk ambition, happiness, success and what it means to rub shoulders with some of the world’s most influential people. 

 

An episode not to be missed.

 

Enjoy!   

 

“I didn't mean to transform the profession. I don't know if I did, I had some role in it, but I feel pretty good about it.”

• Larry Rosenthal

 

01.49 - Early years

06.18 - Porcelain laminates

16.47 - Innovation

20.26 - Rise to fame and life at the top

32.57 - Happiness and success

36.58 - When veneers fail

43.53 - The making of Mike Apa

54.57 - Zeitgeist 

01.04.14 - Family and life in lockdown

01.10.37 - A day in the life

01.1404 - Larry’s last day

 

About Larry Rosenthal

New Yorker Dr Larry Rosenthal is perhaps the world’s foremost dentist. Dr Rosenthal completed his residency at the Montefiore Hospital before graduating from New York University in 1972. He is director of the Aesthetic Continuum at the Advanced Aesthetic Program of the university’s Rosenthal Institute, as well as at The Palm Beach College and the FMC/Eastman Dental College of London.