Short-Term Goals Of Dental Hygiene

My goals after high school are to study dental hygiene. In order to become a Dental Hygienist, i'll have to earn an associate's degree. Some of the community colleges i’m thinking about enrolling in are Portland community college and Mt.Hood community college. I will attend one of those community for two years then transfer to University of Oregon. I would like to get an internship at a dental office while attending school. An internship will help me get an experience of what it's like to be a dental hygienist.

After more than five years of the completion the economic bachelor degree and uncompleted Master degree, now I am pursuing a totally new career, Dental Hygiene, even though I never thought about before. My life was driven around the social trends without thinking of what I really wanted. Now I have chances to pursue my aspirations; I have idea of doing something that I can help people, devolve my life to society. In my country, the science and technology is not modern enough to provide residents the best knowledge about the importance of oral hygiene. Those students like me can appropriate the most modern technologies to help our people. It is so amazing that Dental Hygienists can provide valuable services whereas building the trustworthy connections with patients. As a result, I chose dental hygiene as the foundation for my health profession since.

Ever wonder why your dentist doesn’t actually clean your teeth? It’s cause that’s the job of the dental hygienist. They are specialist at keeping your teeth and gums healthy and clean. My goal of becoming a dental hygienist will soon come to pass. All I need is dedication, motivation, ambition, and understanding. This latter element becomes very important when discussing this career field. The most basic elements that one must understand when considering becoming a dental hygienist are threefold; first, I must possess the education requirements that are necessary for admittance to this field. Second, I will discuss the nature of the work,

My educational goal is to get accepted into the dental hygiene program at South Florida State College. Furthermore, get accepted into the program, I will need to get straight A’s and rack up as many hours as possible in a dental office. At DeSoto County High School, there is no club or class to prepare me for dental hygiene school. After I obtain my degree in dental hygiene, I plan on working at a dental office, in addition, do community service by cleaning teeth for people that can't afford it. For example, the homeless community and group homes.

Ever since I was in middle school, I would tell everyone that I was going to become a dentist. That was my career plan until the summer of my junior year. During that summer, I had the opportunity to do an internship and job shadow Dr. Bradshaw at his private dental office. While observing and talking to the doctor, I realized that I would not enjoy working as a dentist. I still wanted to pursue a career in the dental field so I decided to job shadow the dental hygienists. Watching the dental hygienists perform their duties and interact with patients made me want to pursue a career in dental hygiene. I knew very little about dental hygienists besides the fact that they clean teeth. As I spent time with the dental hygienists, I learned more each day. While researching for this paper, I became knowledgeable on even more information. From reading The Occupational Outlook Handbook and A Career as a Dental

My professional goal is to become more advanced and precise in my work and knowledge by getting a dental degree in the United States. Also, I want to make our society healthy by providing exceptional dental care to all age groups and to various population. I want to concentrate especially on patients with special needs such as mentally and physically disabled, the elderly, medically compromised and the underserved. I also want to contribute for research to treat people better. Moreover, I would like to participate to help future dental students and make them outstanding dental professionals.

SC introduced herself and told Laverne that she was Audrey s SC. SC aske Laverne about Audrey desired services Dental. Laverne said that Audrey when to when to the dentist last week. She noted that her teeth was clean and the doctor found no cavities. Her next point will be next year for routine cleaning. SC concludes that progress in his outcome Audrey wants to have clean teeth. Audrey is not present on the phone, however, Laverne had no issue to report and is satisfied with the dental services

Technology has changed the way businesses operate, but many dentists have been slow to rely on technology to help improve their practices. All too often, dentists think an investment in technology isn’t worth the money; however, many medical professionals who invest in technology begin to see an immediate return when they use it. The following are seven ways technology can improve your dental practice.

From a very early age, I had a natural affinity for teeth. I wanted to know how they form, and differ in other individuals. As a toddler, I would grab hold of the staff’s teeth at my local daycare and attempt my own version of a dental inspection. It came quite apparent to my mother that either I had a serious fetish or I was finding a passion for a future profession. Even though my mother loved my curious personality, she wanted me to understand that there are boundaries that I must adhere too. Over time, I stopped playing with stranger’s mouths and started using my hands for more important duties. On Saturdays, after soccer practice, my father would drive us to food banks to volunteer our time. During my time as a volunteer, I did such activities such as feeding the homeless, packing boxes of food for families in need, and assisting the building of homes with habitat humanity. Thankfully, I could continue my development as a community leader throughout college and adulthood.

Having a family dental plan is important, especially if you have younger children. In America, around a quarter of the children ages three to eighteen have never even been to a dentist once. Even more shockingly, seventy-one percent of three olds have never been to a dentist. Preventative dental care should start when your children are young, and the right family dental plan will help you ensure that your child’s smile stays healthy for years to come.

Overall, this semester stands out as significant because I have improved as a dental hygiene student. My scaling skills has improved and my overall knowledge as well. Throughout this semester, I learned how to scale deep pockets and I learned how to scale calculus that has been on the teeth for many years. I learned how to professionally talk to my patients and how to do a periodontal presentation. Besides that, I learned how to properly maintain infection control and keep my interments sterile. This semester stands out as significant because I became a better person. I went to shadow a dental clinic last Friday and I observed so many things that were done incorrectly. These professional healthcare individuals did not have empathy for their

Optimal dental health is indicated with the control and prevention of gum disease, gingivitis, bacterial carries, cavities, and periodontal disease (PD). Alternatively, signs of poor oral health can be seen with the accumulation of bacterial pathogens in the area between the tooth and gingiva, known as the gingival sulcus (see Figure 1). PD is a severe condition due to its chronic inflammatory nature that leads to tooth decay and eventual tooth loss. The pathogenesis of PD involves bacterial invasion of the gingival sulcus, which stimulates a host reaction of leukocytes and lymphocytes. This immune response constitutes a progressive, destructive, and inflammatory

When someone begins to feel the aching sharp pain of a cavity or the pressure of a wisdom tooth coming in, they dread having to make an appointment with the dentist. There are millions of Americans who avoid visits to the dental office out of fear. This has become an extremely serious problem due to the lack of oral health which leads to a number off issues such as: gum disease, cavities, loss of teeth, high blood pressure, heart disease, and death. The neglect placed on oral health can be deadly, not just a cosmetic issue. There are a number of reasons why people fear going to the dentist, general anxiety disorder or panic attacks are two of the top leading causes of fear. Maintaining Dental hygiene is not just a luxury, it is an important part of a health regiment that helps prevent diseases, and is available through programs for those who seek it.

Good oral hygiene plays an important role in a persons overall health. Also, it can help a person to be more confident, which in turn leads to better success! Some people do not realize the consequences of poor oral hygiene on their overall health. The consequences are not just bad teeth! For example: you may end up with an infection of the blood, heart problems, respiratory problems, etc. While some know this, many do not think it affects their ability to succeed in school and career. If a person has bad teeth, they will be more likely to be self-conscious. Therefore, they might not smile or seem as friendly. Friendliness and a smile is very important in any job because that is what builds trust. It is very hard for most people to trust someone who never smiles.

The oral cavity is more often than not viewed as a separate entity than the rest of the body. This is a mistake due to the overriding effect the mouth has on the rest of the body. This view needs to cease immediately due to the fact that oral health affects what people eat, their quality of life, and their speech.1 Oral health also plays an important role with chronic diseases. Unfortunately, oral health has not been a priority among many healthcare professionals, and this has lead to millions of patients suffering from toothaches and over poor oral hygiene.2