A Voice the Industry Is Listening To
Innovation does not stay quiet for long.
Dr. Dhanani’s clinical work and research have increasingly taken her beyond the treatment room, contributing to conversations around TMJ care, functional dentistry, aesthetics, regenerative medicine, and the evolving connection between oral and whole-body health.
Media Features
Dr. Dhanani’s work and clinical insights have been featured across a range of outlets, including 24-7 Press Release, CEO Times, Women’s Reporter, Good Morning US, and LeadR Magazine, each covering a different facet of her approach: from the clinical case for EMFACE Functional TMJ to the broader philosophy behind treating patients as whole people rather than isolated symptoms.
Her research has also been recognized in trade media such as Dentistry Today, which reported on the FDA’s expanded clearance of EMFACE for TMJ dysfunction, and in Ailm Atelier’s in-depth interview series, where she spoke at length about building a unified model of care across dentistry, aesthetics, and wellness. Together, this coverage reflects a career built on more than clinical skill alone: a willingness to share findings publicly and let the results hold up to scrutiny.
Publications
Beyond media coverage, Dr. Dhanani has been recognized for her contributions to the field through professional and biographical publications, including her selection for inclusion in Marquis Who’s Who, honoring more than 25 years of clinical leadership and innovation in dentistry. That recognition sits alongside her ongoing involvement with organizations that shape the field’s standards, including the American Dental Association, the Florida Dental Association, and the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, among others.
Why It Matters
Press coverage is not the goal. It is a byproduct of doing work worth talking about.
Each feature reflects the same throughline: a provider willing to question the standard of care and back it up with research, results, and a track record that speaks for itself. As Dr. Dhanani’s work continues to expand, so will the conversation around it.
