In our latest episode, we bring you Dr. Edo Lavi—a one-of-a-kind orthodontist whose positive outlook makes every visit a bit brighter. For Dr. Lavi, orthodontics is about much more than just teeth; it’s about the connections he builds and the joy he brings to each patient.
Throughout his career, Dr. Lavi has mastered the art of turning potentially tense, routine appointments into experiences that people look forward to. And if that weren’t enough, he also hosts a daily Daf Yomi shiur podcast, delivering insightful Talmud study sessions that bring his warmth and energy to listeners everywhere.
Here are some highlights from our conversation:
A Career with Heart: Hear Dr. Lavi’s insights on how he approaches his practice with humor and warmth, making his office a place where everyone feels valued.
Balancing Learning and Life: Dr. Lavi’s daily Daf Yomi podcast is both a personal commitment and a public service, bringing ancient texts to life with passion and accessibility.
Finding Joy in Routine: For Dr. Lavi, positivity is a choice, and his resilience shows how small mindset shifts can bring big changes to everyday life.
Our conversation is packed with laughter, stories, and inspiring insights. Tune in if you’re looking for a fresh take on work-life balance and finding purpose in what you do.
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Guest Bio
Dr. Edo Lavi joins this episode of "Shtark Tank" to share his remarkable journey, blending professional expertise with a deep dedication to Torah values. A graduate of HANC, KBY, and Yeshiva University, Dr. Lavi went on to complete dental school in New Jersey in 1999 and specialized in orthodontics at NYU by 2003. He and his family made aliyah on one of the early Nefesh B'Nefesh flights and established a successful private orthodontic practice in Israel, serving the community until 2019.
Dr. Lavi’s roots in NCSY and experience as one of the first madrichim in NCSY Kollel reflect his commitment to community and growth. Now based in Baltimore, he shares insights on balancing Torah ideals with professional success, and his aspirations to return to Israel in the future.
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