DiscoverProtrusive Dental Podcast“I Committed Fraud – Learn from My Mistakes” – PDP248
“I Committed Fraud – Learn from My Mistakes” – PDP248

“I Committed Fraud – Learn from My Mistakes” – PDP248

Update: 2025-11-13
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What if one bad decision completely changed the course of your career?


In this exclusive, members-only episode, Jaz sits down with a fellow dentist from our community who shares his raw, honest story about a moment of misjudgment — committing fraud — and the painful lessons that followed.


This isn’t about blame. It’s about insight, accountability, and redemption.


From the shock of investigation and court hearings, to the struggle of rebuilding trust and identity, this conversation shines a light on what really happens behind closed doors when things go wrong.


The aim of this podcast was to hopefully deter colleagues from temptation which can affect anyone at any time.


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How to Watch the Full Episode


This is a members-only podcast episode due to its sensitive nature.


You can access it by creating a free Community account at: https://www.protrusive.app


Highlights of this episode:



00:00 Teaser


00:49 Introduction


05:49 End Screen



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This episode is eligible for 0.5 CE credits via the Quiz on Protrusive Guidance


This episode meets GDC Outcomes A and D


AGD Subject Code: 555 Ethics in Dentistry


Aim: To reflect on the ethical, professional, and emotional lessons learned from a real-life case of dental fraud, highlighting accountability, insight, and rehabilitation while identifying practical steps to prevent similar incidents.


Dentists will be able to –



  1. Recognise how workplace pressures, lack of mentorship, and poor oversight can lead to ethical lapses.

  2. Understand the legal, professional, and emotional consequences of dishonesty and poor record keeping.

  3. Identify support systems, coping strategies, and self-reflective tools to prevent burnout and maintain integrity.


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“I Committed Fraud – Learn from My Mistakes” – PDP248

“I Committed Fraud – Learn from My Mistakes” – PDP248

Jaz Gulati