Statement Of Purpose: Dental Hygienist Vs Elementary School Teacher

It also included descriptions of Dental Assistants expanded functions, General Supervision of Dental Hygienists and Public Health Practice of Dental Hygienists. I used this article to explain what tasks a Dental Hygienist can perform if they are expanded functions. I also used it to talk about the steps that a Dental Hygienist can take to become a Registered Dental Hygienist. RDH Rebecca Stolberg, “Back To School”, 1 January, 2004 < http://www.dimensionsofdentalhygiene.com/2004/01_January/Features/Back_to_School.aspx> The website contained the options to search the different dimensions of different categories of Dental Hygiene, accredited colleges and programs that you can attend, tasks of Dental Hygienists and numbers to different professionals that can answer any questions about furthering your career.

Since its inception, the general and family dentistry professionals at Family First Dentistry of Anchorage have been committed to continuously setting themselves apart from any other general or family dentistry group in the region. Part of what makes them unique is the familial atmosphere of their office and their genuine commitment to providing their patients with a dental experience that goes above and beyond the usual trip to the dentist. Today, the dentistry wants the public to learn about the five committed dental professionals that make up Family First Dentistry. Jill has been a dental hygienist for over 15 years and joined Family First Dentistry back in 2010.

Depending on your ranking, decides your annual salary. The lowest annual amount made by a hygienist is $46,540. The average amount made each year is approximately $70,210. Judging by your skills, if you are in the top ten percentage your salary is about twice as much as the lowest paying hygienist. The top ten percent of all dental hygienist receive $96,280 per year.

Being that I have great qualities such as being comfortable with close personal interaction, easy to talk to, trustworthy, a detail-oriented person, a leader, excited about the profession of dentistry, passionate about providing care to those in need and much more , I feel that this career is for me.

A dental hygienist cleans teeth, examine patients for signs of oral disease. They also educate patients on ways to improve maintaining good oral health. They work side by side with a dentist. Dental hygienists use a variety of tools to clean and polish teeth, such as scrapers, ultrasonic power and laser devices. Dental hygienist are very positive people, they also have a good salary, have many places to choose work.

My ultimate goal is to become a dental hygienist. This fall coming up, I will attend Lenoir Community College to complete some of the prerequisites. Then I plan to enter the dental program at Wayne Community College by the next fall. When I gain acceptance in the Dental program I will work towards obtaining a certificate for dental assistant.

Although this is the case I have hope I will be among the lucky ones that are hired to work full time. As of 2012, the annual salary of a dental hygienist is $70,210 which seems like a good amount to me. Some good things I think this job offers is being able to have a balanced schedule, benefits, and vacations. Something

Our hygienists are highly trained in all aspects of gum and teeth care and cleaning and in the non-surgical approach to gum disease treatment. You will get a thorough but gentle cleaning and education on how to best care for your teeth and gums. We offer excellent dental care products, including sonic tooth brushes at a discount. Gum Disease Treatment & Deep Cleaning

Being a dental hygienist is one of the most respected careers, they are valued members of the oral health care team. Not only does it help the ones in need, it is providing you with the health care that many would benefit. Keeping an excellent hygiene is very important, and that is why the dental world offers a wide variety of challenges. There are many

Being a Dental Assistant Dental Assistants can help change a person’s life in many ways. Dental assistants provide their patients a way to stay healthy within oral activities while also providing general happiness to a patient. Assistants work hand in hand with a dental hygienist observing, supporting, and caring for the patients need, whenever they need them. They work with tools, sit and stand long periods per day, and work in one of the dirtiest places on the human body, the mouth (Summary). Dental Assistants practice safety measures, just like any other doctor would, to assure the safety of themselves, along with the safety of their patients and organs that are being worked on from infectious diseases.

This profession fits best with my lifestyle because I plan on having new friends, living around the Joplin area and I love helping people feel their best and boosting their confidence. Personality is a big thing with a career like dentistry you are always interacting, and meeting new people and you have to learn how to treat people and act in front of them. I could personally contribute kindness and facts that I have learned to make it a better occupation and make people want to come back. In conclusion, I want the occupation that I plan on going into to be dentristie and in this field I plan on becoming a dental hygienist.

Introduction Dental hygienists are assistants to the dentist because they get everything ready for the dentist and may even do some work before the dentist sees the patient depending on what the patient is there for. A dental hygienist helps assist their patients on how to practice good oral care and teaches them how to prevent dental diseases which are going to the dentist every six months, flossing twice a day, and brushing after every meal. Dental hygienists play an important role when it comes to informing patients about oral care and water fluoridation. Below is a brief description of the dental hygienists occupation and then the background information about water fluoridation.

It is average for a student in high school to take multiple standardized tests that judge how successful they will be in the future. Students tend to be stressed out, under pressure and try to cram everything they’ve learned from the past 18 years of their lives into their head for a test that may mean success or failure. In my opinion, standardized tests should not be mandatory to take for multiple reasons such as people may not be excellent test takers and other factors that come into play when an important day comes up; illnesses, stomach ache, stress, homework, studying and lack of sleep. Standardized testing does not truly test one’s intelligence. It does not let one think for themselves or develop their own thoughts or intellectual

I remember going to the Dental Office to get my regular cleaning and after watching my Dental Hygienist at the time, conduct her regular duties such as cleaning my teeth and educating me on good oral health I was intrigued. At that very moment, I knew that I wanted to help others by becoming a Dental Hygienist. I think that promoting and educating others on good oral health is very important because it

Ever since I was young, dentistry had sparked my interest for my career. Dentistry appeals to me chiefly because I had always wanted to be involved in a profession where I can help people. My love towards human biology especially human teeth also contributes to my career choice. Most importantly, I find human teeth interesting, often fascinating. Due to my compassionate nature, I have since long known that I would want to pursue dentistry as my career because I get to form relationships with my patients, work hand in hand with many people on a face to face basis.