And I want to, I'd like to ask you like what your journey has been kind of going through all those different areas of dentistry, and then you deciding to start your new practice, hair cosmetic dentistry.

Yeah, so when I first got out of dental school, I really feel felt like I was not well equipped even though I went to OU which is kind of known to be the most clinically driven schools and we probably have done more clinical training than a lot of the other schools that were out there in 2013 but I still felt like I just wasn't trained enough like I didn't have enough skills so I actually went into nursing home dentistry because I really enjoyed doing dentures and partials and I really wanted to serve my community and so you would travel into nursing homes and then you know, take care of the elderly that couldn't make it to the dental office.

So I started there, but you, they were in a wheelchair and you can only do so much because you're bending down backwards and literally working, you know, six, seven hours upside down.

And it really took a toll.

And so eventually I phased into private practice.

And for whatever reason, private practice always became like a new private practice.

So I joined my friend's private practice, which was a startup and we had zero patients.

Now, Grace, when it comes to the future, where do you think the future of dentistry is going?