Personal Narrative: My Orthodontist Account

At Dental 2000, we are all about comfort. We work hard to help our patients find the right solution for them and then to stay completely comfortable throughout treatment. We promise pain-free care to each person who visits our office — and we extend this promise to our orthodontic treatment options as well.

It was the day of April 13, 2000. I woke up at exactly 12 o’clock because my boyfriend was to pick me up at 1 like we planned the night before. The day looked quite nice, but I was in a fowl mood. I got into a car accident the night before and had a huge argument with my parents about the car. I finally dragged myself into the shower and got ready in half an hour. Then I went downstairs, sat on my couch, and repeatedly told myself the day would hopefully turn out better than last night. At around 1:15, my boyfriend came to pick me up. We took the 5 freeway to the 57 since it was the only way I knew how to get there. As we approached the 134 freeway, my girlfriend veered to the right,

Today I woke up at 7:30. Mom and dad went to breakfast. While they went to breakfast, we got to stay home and eat breakfast and get ready to leave. Once mom and dad got home from breakfast, we packed up the fridge in the RV and get the dog stuff ready and packed. When getting ready to leave I had to take the blocks out from under the car. A few minutes into driving we had to stop driving because when I was in the back I noticed that one of the bike wheels were not strapped down so we stopped at Harriton High School to fix the wheel. Also while driving the refrigerator was blinking so I had to go turn it off and then on to see if that would help and that didn't work so we just decided to drive and not worry about it. At 12:51 we stopped at KFC Georgetown Delaware, which isn’t my favorite, but there is nothing else so I have

Thank you for all your time and help the other day during my appointment. I received the letter from neck x-ray, stating that I have minimal degenerative changes at C5-C6 (arthritis). I have an appointment with Ortho and I am waiting of physical therapy. I would also appreciate if I can have a referral to a chiropractor. I would like treatment for this to be as holistic as

It was about three hours till sunrise, when I felt my mom shaking my shoulder trying to rise me from my sleep; saying, “I’ve over slept, get up and get in the shower you have less then an hour”. In a haze I rose from my bed dragging my feet behind me, as if they were connected to chains. I then lagged into the shower, upon getting out my mother appeared, “what is taking so long hurry up”! I then only slightly quickened my pace, for I had yet to come upon any type of energy at that hour. Next, thing I know of put on all of my regulation safety clothes and headed towards the car.

It’s 8:54 p.m. I hear keys and the door opening. I run down the stairs to the door and standing right in front of me is my mother. My mother had me up all night worrying about whether she was ok or not. My mom takes off her shoes and asks me to come sit on the couch with her. We sit down and my mom begins to speak.

I stand awkwardly as a scrub nurse dresses me in a cap, gown, and booties in a hallway. At seventeen years old, it is a dream come true to have the opportunity to shadow an orthopedic surgeon for a day. Standing outside of the operating room, I pause to take a few deep breaths and remind myself to keep it together. I enter the room and stand behind the surgeon, wide-eyed and silently taking in the sights of the staff, the patient, and the assortment of astounding medical equipment in the room. The surgeon goes in for the first cut and opens up the patient’s right arm. In that moment, the room begins to spin slightly and a ringing overcomes my ears. Horrified, I sway over to the corner of the room and find my way to the floor. Convinced that I have completely humiliated myself, I sit there wishing for a way to disappear and escape from this embarrassment.

I am 35 and I am a dentist in Florida. I am married and have 2 kids. I live on the beach in florida, the beaches are beautiful with white sand everywhere. Every morning when I look out at the beach I get a relief of happiness. Nothing is better than sitting on the beach with a cup of coffee and eggs to start your day off. My brother is 46 and I am working with him. The average dentist makes $161,750 a year.

On last Saturday I interviewed with Cosmetologist (Salon) Assistance. Her name was Mrs. Sunita Bhatt. I just met her once before and the last Saturday I met her again for the interview. My appointment with her for an interview was at 11:30 A.M., so I went there are at 11:20 and as I entered the room, I was so shocked by seeing the customer. It was full; there were a lot of people in the saloon. “Sunita can you pass me the dye color?” A voice came from my back, but I couldn't see find her where was she so I went to the receptionist and asked for Mrs. Sunita. She paged her and called her to the front desk. “Oh hey Yesha, how are you?” She asked. I am good how you are?” I am great as well, was just waiting for you. Come on in we will go to inside for an interview.” As I was following her, I noticed everyone was wearing black apron and Invisible gloves. As we were walking to the classroom Mr. Sunita took her apron and gloves off.

“See you tomorrow with my new braces,” I hollered to my friend. “Bye!” he yelled back. I grabbed my bright baby blue backpack while heading out the door, racing down the driveway and clambering into the car. “Ready?” my mom says firmly. “As ready as I’ll ever be,” I said back to her as we drove away. My thoughts were swirling in my head as I thought how bad braces were gonna be. We were there as fast as a cheetah because BOOM! There I was sitting in the cold leather reclining chair next to small table with tools on a tray.

Having a significant amount of experience at the BU Goldman School of Dental Medicine, I think it is a perfect fit for me. My

On January 19, 2017, my pod was scheduled to go on mobile clinic to Bella Terra for a full shift of dental hygiene care. We set up in the conference room of the facility and our operatory was set back in the corner of the room.

It was a rainy afternoon, and I was running on the treadmill. The house was hot - no- humid, so I was gross and sweaty. I had finished 15 minutes done, then the phone rang…. I stopped the machine, then took off my earbuds. My mother grabbed it, and nods and questions the caller, scratching the back

My fear about dental school is that I will have a challenging time figuring out efficient time management for the rigorous curriculum. So far, this fear of not being able to keep up with the course load has been fueling my desire to work harder. This experience as a first-year dental student has been a culture shock, in terms of how much studying a day is the norm here. One month ago, I was a housewife taking care of my husband and three puppies, and now I am a busy full-time dental student. This sudden change has been pretty difficult, but I perceive the challenge as an opportunity to grow and believe in myself. Learning how to manage my time in dental school now, will help me manage my time efficiently as a dentist in a busy practice.

My mom asked, “Haylee will you please go and start packing your room?” I said exictedly, “Yes ma’mm I will.” My brother was already packing his room and my parents were packing their room and then when we were all done with our rooms we were going to load it on to the moving truck and then we all picked another room in the house and packed packed packed some more. Then we loaded everything onto the moving truck. Then we told are family goodbye, and then we left. Then we got to are new house and started moving are stuff into are new