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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Dr. Harleen Gandhi Kalsi is an award-winning aesthetic dentist, clinician, speaker, and published author
known for her precision-driven approach to modern restorative and cosmetic dentistry. She did her
post graduate diploma in cosmetic dentistry from the prestigious New York University, USA. She is a Key
Opinion Leader for Invisalign and has received advanced training in CAD-CAM and digital dentistry in
Germany and Switzerland. A sought-after national speaker, she has delivered lectures at various national
conferences and state dental forums, sharing clinical protocols in smile design, veneers, and Invisalign.
She is the driving force behind Meraki Dental Studio, New Delhi, a premium cosmetic dental private
practice. Her practice mainly focuses on digital clinical workflows, interdisciplinary planning, aesthetic
dentistry, Invisalign and full mouth rehabilitation.
Ronil Kakodkar is part of a new generation of professionals shaping the future of digital dentistry. With a
Bachelor’s degree in Business Management (2022) and a Master’s in Dental Technology (2023), he brings
together strategic insights and technical expertise. A former national-level golfer, he carries the discipline
and precision of the competitive sport into his work. His entry into dentistry during the COVID era
sparked a focused interest in digital workflows and emerging technologies. He currently leads the digital
portfolio at Precision Dental Studio Ltd., specializing in CAD/CAM workflows and digital implant planning.
In addition, he serves as a trainer for exocad and exoplan, guiding clinicians and technicians in adopting
digital solutions. His work reflects a forward-looking approach to modern, technology-driven dentistry.
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