The journey to prevention-focused dentistry begins with a personal aha-moment, and transforms not only practices, but also lives.

It's a cold December evening as screens light up in Bristol, Lisbon, Split, Bucharest, São Paulo, and other cities across Europe and South America. It's time for the last Chit-Chat Live of the year.

No presentations. No webinars. Just the first "Global Toast" of the Curiosity community and genuine encounters between people united by one thing: They've found the courage to think about dentistry differently.

"I thought it was in the genes!"

Luja smiles as she talks about her family. The Croatian dentist knows the excuse all too well: "I inherited bad teeth." In Croatia, where caries prevalence remains high, she hears this sentence almost daily.

But her own family history tells a different truth.

"Everyone had poor periodontal health, both on my father's side and my mother's side. There were only two islands of health: my brother and me."

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