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I Left My Dental Career & Finally Feel SEXY Again | From Lost to Found After Leaving Dentistry

9 Jan 2026 · 2 min

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In this candid, first‑person monologue, Vicky Samios reflects on the emotional and professional journey of leaving a long‑time career in dentistry. She describes feeling lost, low‑energy, and disconnected from her identity while wearing scrubs and performing dental work, despite outward appearances of competence. Mentors helped her remember her femininity and the importance of putting herself first, prompting a shift from a career‑centric lifestyle to one that prioritises boundaries, self‑care, and personal expression. She emphasizes that it’s not the profession itself that caused burnout, but the lack of boundaries and standards. Vicky advocates for a lifestyle change—altering thoughts, habits, and daily practices—to reclaim a full, vibrant life. She issues a motivational call to action, urging listeners to fight for themselves, their relationships, wellness, legacy, and, if they are parents, to model self‑care for their children. The overall message is one of gratitude, empowerment, and the hard work required to rebuild identity and purpose after leaving a demanding career.

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Check this out. I know I'm hot, right? I know I'm hot. I had just forgotten it for a long time. I didn't want to dress up, didn't want to go out, felt low energy, man. I'm so grateful, so grateful that I have mentors around me who have pushed me, who have reminded me what it feels like to be a woman again, to really commit to myself and put myself first. I was lost, as I say. Now I'm found. I was lost, now I'm found. You lost? I love this. Like, this is authentic me. For many years I was in scrubs. I was in dull scrubs and I was in my Camillas doing dentistry. If I could have worn heels, I would have. And my patients loved the color. Little did they know inside was not— I needed to express myself at least physically because I was dead inside. I was lost. I didn't know who I was anymore, my identity. Just doing too much at once and forgetting to put time aside for myself. When are you going to realize that that's what you're doing too? It's not a career that kills you, it's the way you do your career. It's the way that you don't have boundaries. It's the way that you allow or dismiss things and don't have standards. Why? It's a lifestyle change. In order to change your life and have that full life, change your lifestyle. This is a lifestyle. Your thoughts create your reality. Have you ever thought of that? So are you up for the challenge? Are you up for the challenge of life? Many of you are at the point where you want to give up. I told you not to fight. Start fighting for yourself again. Start fighting for your relationship. Start fighting for your wellness. Start fighting for your legacy. Start fighting for the people around you. If you've got kids like me, man, I'm fighting for them. I want to show them what it's like to take care of yourself. This is hard work, but you can't have things come easy to you and not put any effort. The things worth fighting for are the things that you need to put your energy and focus into.