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first place in the race. I initially became interested in dentistry at an early age as I gradually fascinated with the science of all kinds and it blossomed while assisting a wide array of dental care services with Dr. Lee. Strangely, I felt the same an unexplainable satisfaction and joy that I gained from swimming competition. Working in a dental office as an assistant and a receptionist for years, I came to realize that the field of dentistry is right for me as I enjoy learning all about dental field

The scraping of teeth isn't the most appealing noise or feeling to most people, but then again, most people don’t genuinely enjoy their semi-annual trip to the dentist like I do. Don’t get me wrong, i'm not infatuated with the idea of a sickle probe grazing my teeth, but the idea of having a mouth full of pearly whites makes up for it. Unlike most kids, I never had a dream career like being a firefighter or an actress. I always just assumed it was something I could figure out at the end of my high

patients by taking care of them and giving back to her community. Like many kids, It was difficult for me to decide which career path I wanted to take. Every year I would change my mind from one career to another, but in tenth grade I set my mind on dentistry as a prospective career path. As I researched more about becoming a dentist, I quickly became fond of the career. All of the classes I took, clubs I joined, and decisions I made afterwards were influenced by my goal.

want to learn. In this case, I would communicate a concept to the learner and convince him/her to accept it by providing evidence and examples. While this experience was not easy, I found it meaningful when the child became persuaded. Similarly, in dentistry, patients may believe they know what is best for them; whereas, the dentist may disagree. In this instance, the dentist has to convince the patient to accept the situation by providing X-rays and reasoning. This could

This essay will look and one patient in a northeast hospital who is undergoing a full dental extraction, the needs of that patient and the role of the team around them focusing on the role of the Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) and how they address the needs of the patient. The patient in the case study is a 27-year-old man who has Cerebral Palsy. Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a disorder of movement. It occurs usually following injury to the brain before or during birth or within the first five

1. Can he refuse to assist in this procedure? The dental assistant cannot refuse to assist in this procedure. Besides it being unethical to refuse helping this patient solely because he has AIDS it is also illegal (Anderson, 2009). Dental assistants are bound by a code of professional conduct, adopted in August 2007 by the Dental Assistants National Board. Justice and fairness is one of the codes of conduct. This states the dental assistant has a duty to treat people fairly, behaving in a manner

Make an impression on their patient’s teeth for study casts which is models of teeth used by the dentist to evaluate patient treatment needs (Linda Smith). Finally, dental hygienist performs documentation and office activities. Academy of General Dentistry gave me the sources

Case Analysis: Dr. Jack Perry, D.D.S. Introduction Dr. Jack Perry had a meeting with one of his employees who suggested that there were several problems in the office. Some of the problems were low morale among the staff, lack of motivation to grow the business, filling cancellations, following up on collections, and engaging in cross-sell procedures. Dr. Perry had noticed these problems previously but felt unsure about his personnel and business management skills. Using his notes from a presentation

patients do form beliefs about the work and quality of your dentistry based on these things. Now think if you walked in and the reception area was uncluttered, desks with computers and ipads, plants and beautiful artwork on the walls. Would you say that communicates something about your practice? Would you say that you already feel more comfortable and trusting because you trust and believe that your practice provides the best in modern dentistry? If so then you should really consider going paperless

me an opportunity to think about a career I would choose. During the days off from school, it was my routine to help my dad at his work and that day wasn’t any different except that incident which played an important role in my decision to choose dentistry as my career. As I was on my way to work I saw a wood carver working on a block of wood. As I approached him I was astonished to see that he was carving the block into a wooden crane. It was amazing to see his hand skills and the way he was using