Jaz Gulati - Protrusive Dental Podcast

“Can you give us a little bio about yourself and your practice?”

This is his standard opening to introduce the guest and their clinical context to the audience.

“Is it a mistake for dentists to [do common practice] without consulting a specialist?”

He asks this to challenge a common clinical habit and highlight potential risks or controversies.

“Is there anything you disagree with in the world of [guest's specialty]?”

A signature question used to elicit a strong, clarifying, or controversial opinion from the expert.

“Is it true that [manufacturer's claim or common belief]?”

This is used to verify marketing claims or debunk myths surrounding a particular technique or product.

“Which is more efficient for [specific task]: [technique A] or [technique B]?”

He often frames topics as a direct comparison to get a clear recommendation for a specific clinical challenge.

“Can you use a file designed for [motion A] in a [motion B] handpiece?”

He explores the boundaries and potential for off-label use of common dental equipment.

“What is a '[clinical jargon term]'?”

When a guest uses a piece of jargon, he asks for a simple definition for the benefit of the broader audience.

“What's the benefit of a system like [Brand A] over another like [Brand B]?”

This question, often from the listener community, seeks a direct comparison between popular products.

“Do you use [specific tool] for [specific step]?”

He asks this to understand the guest's specific, granular protocol for a common procedure.

“Do specialists pre-plan their system, or decide after accessing the canals?”

This question seeks to understand the real-world workflow and decision-making process of an expert.

“What advice do you have for new graduates on this topic?”

Towards the end of an episode, he often asks for actionable advice specifically for early-career dentists.

“How can listeners connect with you?”

This is his standard closing question to direct the audience to the guest's own platforms.