The most important thing a dentist does is provide oral care to his/her patients. Dentistry is a part of the medical field, along with nurses, doctors, pediatrics and many more. Dentists identify and treat problems having to do with teeth, gums, and mouth. They also give advice to patients, so that they can prevent future problems.
I am always on the move in fact when I first arrive at work I hold a staff meeting in my office, to discuss about what type of patients I will be working with. After our meeting we immediately begin our work day.
I am always busy; mostly dealing with diagnostic analysis, along with prevention and treatment of different types of dental diseases. My staff and I see several patients by appointment and walk-in during a given day.
To become a dentist, you must complete at least four years of college (receiving a bachelor's degree in science, and biology) and then complete at least four more years of post-graduate study at a dental college. Dental schools require a minimum of 2 years of college-level pre-dental education prior to admission.
In most States to qualify for a license, students must graduate from a qualified dental school and pass written and practical exam. Few applicants are accepted to dental school after 2 or 3 years of college and complete their bachelor's degree while attending dental school
The four-year program at a dental college leads to degrees as either a doctor of dental surgery (DDS) or a doctor of dental medicine (DMD) degree.
I may spend hours on my feet throughout my work day. And during those long hours, I must take any safety measures against infectious diseases and be able to deal with stressful patients. Because they often have several helpers, I must be able to supervise the work of others. I must be a responsible and careful professional who can work well with my hands.
I usually set my own schedules. Many