Sep 14, 2026 · 26 min · 11 segments
Dr. Katharine Legaspi, a third-generation dentist with a DMD from Midwestern University in Arizona and a passion for both clinical dentistry and entrepreneurship. In 2025, she took the next step in…
Katharine LegaspiGuest
Daniel GouwHost
And at Smile House, I mean, you offer a lot of different types of things, like there's cosmetic dentistry, there's the preventative dentistry, there's the restorative dentistry.

For people who have no idea, all these differences are like, how do you kind of categorize it? Because I think most people think about, okay, there's dentistry and like that kind of covers everything.

Well, how's that different from regular? How about restorative? What's restorative and preventative.

So when you think about the different categories that you have in dental, it kind of depends on the patient and what their needs are.

And then something that's more preventative is kind of like basic bare minimum dentistry, right? You want healthy gums, healthy teeth, no cavities, things like that.

So I usually like to start all my comprehensive exams with just the basic dentistry needs.

When my patients come in for an examination, I put their dental needs into two separate categories.

And then I go in and I talk about more cleaning the things that the general public knows, which is the tooth things, right? If you have a cavity, you need a filling.

If you have a tooth missing, you might need an implant, a bridge, et cetera.

And at Smile House, I mean, you offer a lot of different types of things, like there's cosmetic dentistry, there's the preventative dentistry, there's the restorative dentistry.

For people who have no idea, all these differences are like, how do you kind of categorize it? Because I think most people think about, okay, there's dentistry and like that kind of covers everything.

Well, how's that different from regular? How about restorative? What's restorative and preventative.

So when you think about the different categories that you have in dental, it kind of depends on the patient and what their needs are.

And then something that's more preventative is kind of like basic bare minimum dentistry, right? You want healthy gums, healthy teeth, no cavities, things like that.

So I usually like to start all my comprehensive exams with just the basic dentistry needs.

When my patients come in for an examination, I put their dental needs into two separate categories.

And then I go in and I talk about more cleaning the things that the general public knows, which is the tooth things, right? If you have a cavity, you need a filling.

If you have a tooth missing, you might need an implant, a bridge, et cetera.
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