I spent 15 years abroad, mainly working in tourism, so I experienced dental care in several different countries. It was during a root canal treatment in Germany that I first observed a dental assistant at work — and I was so impressed that I decided then and there: this is the field I want to work in.

After moving back to Hungary, I qualified as a dental assistant in 2025 and quickly joined the Implantix team, where I immediately found a supportive environment.

In dentistry, oral surgery procedures are my greatest challenge, while in restorative dentistry I am most drawn to prosthetics.

I often see my younger self in anxious patients. As a child I was very afraid of dental treatment — during a tooth extraction I sat in the chair with my eyes almost shut. That is why I consider it especially important as an assistant to support patients not just professionally but emotionally too, so that treatments feel less frightening and can even become a calm experience. The best feedback for me is when a patient arrives nervously and leaves with a relieved smile, realising the procedure wasn't painful at all.

My goal is for patients to feel that coming to us is like popping in for a friendly coffee — and along the way, proper and regular oral care becomes second nature.

In my free time I love travelling, exploring the world, writing in my journal, and spending as much time as possible with the people I care about.