09/14/2026
Dr. Muzz DDS This one feels full circle. 🤍
About 5–6 years ago, long before I ever met Dr. Adamo and Dr. Amanda, I started following their work. I was inspired by the dentistry, of course—but even more by the standard they represented. I remember thinking to myself, I want to become that kind of dentist someday.
So I started paying attention. I followed the doctors they learned from, the people they surrounded themselves with, and the paths they had taken. One common denominator kept showing up: The Kois Center.
Four years ago, that curiosity started my own Kois journey—and it completely changed the way I understood dentistry. Not just how I treat teeth, but how I think, diagnose, plan, and ultimately care for people.
Then came practice ownership, life, and all the challenges that come with trying to build something of your own. I had to step away from courses for a little while, but I always told myself: when the time is right, I’m taking an imPRES course.
This past weekend, I finally did.
And there I was at Isolate & Create, standing next to two people who had inspired me from afar years before they ever knew who I was.
What made the weekend even more meaningful was realizing that the people behind the dentistry are even more impressive than the dentistry itself.
The humility. The generosity. The care they put into teaching. The respect they have for this profession and for doing things the right way. Hearing their journeys and their life stories, I found myself connecting with them in ways I never expected.
There is something special about meeting people you’ve looked up to for years and walking away admiring them even more.
Dr. Adamo and Dr. Amanda—thank you for sharing your knowledge so freely, for caring so deeply about the craft, and for continuing to inspire dentists to become better clinicians while never losing sight of what matters most: creating healthy, beautiful smiles ethically and with intention.
Years ago, you inspired me to begin a journey.
This weekend, you reminded me why I’m still on it. ❤️
Full circle… but definitely not the finish line.