He was born on September 18, 2000, and is a family man.
“I am the youngest of three children: I have two older sisters. I have been working as a dentist for three years. Although that’s not a long time, I have already managed to help many people. I graduated from the dental faculty of KGMA. My choice of profession was driven by a desire to help people since childhood, and my father inspired me by saying that there should be a doctor in our family,” Temirbolot shares.
He also shared some funny and memorable moments from his practice:
“Once, a woman aged 35-40 came to me asking to fix a broken prosthesis. I explained that it would take a couple of days, but she insisted, ‘Do it now, my husband doesn’t know that I wear a prosthesis.’ This case showed me that even within a family, there can be secrets regarding dental health.”
Another time, a woman came with her little son to have a tooth extracted. During the procedure, the child's mother fainted, and I had to take the little one aside to assist his mother. Honestly, it was quite scary,” he recalls.
Temirbolot also spoke about his aspirations and hobbies:
“I have ambitious plans for the future. I want to continue to develop in medicine and work successfully. As we know, medicine is constantly evolving, so education is a necessity. My priorities are mastering surgical and implant technologies, as well as opening a modern dental clinic. Additionally, I plan to get into business. In my free time, I enjoy sports, especially football.”
