Dr Nekky Jamal

Dr. Nekky Jamal was raised in Calgary, Alberta where he attended the University of Calgary and received a B.Sc. in Biological Sciences and Economics. Nekky then moved to Saskatoon where he received his Doctorate of Dental Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan with his main goal of changing the patient experience within Dentistry. Since 2009, as a general dentist, Nekky has had a keen interest and developed extensive experience in helping anxious and fearful patients through Sedation Dentistry in Lloydminster, Alberta. Nekky is currently a member of the College of Dental Surgeons of Alberta and Canadian Dental Association. Nekky is also the Chair of College of Dental Surgeons of Alberta Sedation Committee. Dr. Jamal is revered as an internationally acclaimed speaker, sought after for his expertise and insights in Extractions and the application of Platelet Rich Fibrin/growth factors in dentistry. Notably, he pioneered the largest Wisdom Tooth Extraction Course and resource for dentists worldwide, elevating standards and sharing invaluable knowledge within the profession. Through Dr. Jamal's Wisdom Tooth Extraction Course, he has helped thousands of Dentists in 33 countries. Dr. Jamal has also lectured on Oral Surgery and Extractions to thousands of Dentists at the largest dental conferences in the world including the Pacific Dental Conference, the Ontario Annual Spring meeting, the Greater New York Dental Meeting and many more. Complementing his professional achievements and extensive experience in dentistry, Dr. Jamal is deeply engaged in humanitarian efforts, notably with Change for Children. Over the years, he has volunteered his skills and mentored other Dentists on numerous dental brigades across Central and South America, providing vital care to underserved communities. Dr. Jamal's impact extends to founding the Quench initiative, collaborating with Change for Children's Nicaragua Water Project to address water scarcity in the Chinandega region. Through Quench, he has facilitated the drilling of 12 water wells, transforming lives and fostering sustainable development.