He was born on September 18, 2000, and is currently married.
“I am the youngest of three children in a family with two older sisters. I have been working in dentistry for three years. Although this is still a short period, I have managed to help many people. I graduated from the dental faculty of KGMA. My choice of profession was influenced by my childhood desire to help people, as well as my father's advice, who believed that there should definitely be a doctor in our family,” Temirbolot noted.
He also shared some amusing incidents at work:
“For example, once a woman aged 35-40 came to me asking to fix a broken prosthesis. I told her it would take a few days, but she insisted on an immediate solution because ‘my husband doesn’t know that I wear a prosthesis.’ This made me think about the secrets that can exist even in family relationships regarding teeth.
There was also a case when a mother brought her little son in for a tooth extraction. During the procedure, she suddenly fainted, and I had to take the child aside to bring her back to her senses. I admit, it was quite scary,” he recounted.
Tynychebekov shared his dreams and hobbies:
“I have big plans for the future. I want to achieve success in medicine and continue to develop. As many know, medicine is actively evolving now, and it is important to learn throughout life. My main goals are to master surgical and implantology fields, as well as to open a modern dental clinic. I also want to get into business. In my free time, I enjoy sports, particularly playing football.”
