5 people that shouldn't be dentists...

[@youssef-cp6xu]

To be honest all these qualities perfectly apply to me. However, i still managed to achieve what i wanted by making a six figure salary and opening my own private practice so hardwork beats everything.

[@sunnymartina935]

glad to hear that! while watching this video, i thought that i made a mistake getting into dental school as I am not "people person" but i am sure after joining clubs, attending events, i will be become sociable person.

[@youssef-cp6xu]

Yes, all the skills important for dentists all can be built with a little bit of commitment. You can be what you want as along as you put your head into it :) .

[@naeviscallin4675]

Random Stupid i dont have artistic sense at all, and this time is my 2nd year in dentistry.Sometimes I got so much stress because of it, can u give me advice?

[@stevm7974]

Random Stupid I agree with you dude. Who gives a crap about these reasons "DentalPro" made. Motivation and hard work can do WONDERS.

[@paulpap1337]

@ra19 apr Start with drawing teeth and surfaces, watching youtube videos about the work you're about to do. You will do additional work for your labs and clinical work as you advance in the training but I assure you those will pay off. Go to any lab prepared for what you're about to do so you don't stress about the chain of work you're required to do. Then you can focus on shapes and sizes.

[@hibaalsiyabi7098]

Do NOT listen to him! If you love dentistry go for it, put your all into it and you will be one of the best. You can always get better, you can always practice. Everything is possible, believe in yourself.

[@justinnguyen1888]

Agreed! Hard work beats talent any day

[@MelvinMansoor]

Bro, your third point was on point. I CAN NOT STAND THE PEOPLE THAT DECIDE NOT TO BE A PHYSICIAN ANYMORE SO THEY GO TO DENTAL SCHOOL! They fill up the spots for students that actually want to go to dental school.

[@PHILLYMEDIC69]

nah im gonna be a dentist. Im sure most of these attributes apply to most people but doesn't mean they shouldnt go into dentistry. You don't determine my future, I do lmao.

[@hibaalsiyabi7098]

YASSSSSS ✨

[@FM-dm8xj]

then why are u reacting so much lmao???

[@iwokeuplikethis3589]

Same

[@poorasslawstudent]

I'm in medical school & don't like the hard sciences. Guess what, once you're actually practicing, the sciences don't really mean a whole lot any more. Yes, you have to continue to learn throughout your career but you're not studying 14 hours a day. If you love helping people & interacting with people I say go for it. Will med school & residency suck? Yes, but the next 20-30 years you spend practicing may be amazing. Case in point, I used to be a lawyer, I loved studying law. It was the most interesting thing in the world to me but practicing law was very different from learning law & i didn't enjoy it. How much you like the formal education required to get into a profession will probably have little to do with how much you actually like the profession. In reality 4 years isn't that long to put up with something you don't really like doing.

[@ahmadsharifian5546]

#6 just because parents are dentists, dont become a dentist yourself. you know....its in my blood or its just destiny prophecy :(

[@DentalPro2021]

ahmad sharifian I agree 100%! You have to develop an actual love for the profession in order for it to work...you can't be riding just on the coat tails of parents

[@XxAlex530xX]

Wenger out

[@dias8061]

i can relate

[@justtoolit6051]

Debated MD/DO vs DMD/DDS and I 100% agree with your #3 reason. Ended up going to Medical school and was thinking about using Dental school as a backup, but honestly if it came down to that, it wouldn't be good for me. So I think that your reasoning is spot on with that one.

[@gwillis01]

The most important thing you forgot to list is [lack of calmness and lack of a reassuring, soft, tender voice] . These are lots of people who are anxious about or downright terrified of going to the dentist who need a gentle touch and a calm, soothing voice.

[@BeautifulRedRose]

#6 People who don't like working with teeth shouldn't go into dentistry #captainobvious

[@DentalPro2021]

Spoken like a true captain 👩‍✈️

[@gwillis01]

I totally agree If you hate teeth, do not sign up to put your tools and fingers in other peoples's mouths all day.

[@warrensnook9435]

#2 hits hard with me. Growing up, I had a very condescending dentist that I hated going to. When I tried to talk to him about how other areas of my health were affecting my oral health (asthma), he didn’t believe me and lectured me like I was 2.

[@ibrahimhussein2083]

I respect this man's opinion as he is more qualified to speak on this than me. In my opinion if you want to do something do not let this video discourage you as all the things he pointed out apply to my brother and he became a dentist. I am not saying these qualities are not needed but they are something you can work on. If you are not a people person for example start to become more social. All I am saying is do not give up on your dream because there is probably a dentist today who you were more capable at the same age.

[@flashkraft]

I know what your saying about artistic ability. Being a dentist is kinda like cosmetic surgery in that way.

[@isabellahansen9772]

This was really helpful. Ive been waiting for someone who is educated, and or their video doesn't look sketchy to do videos like this. Thank You! 😇

[@frederikkepedersen6059]

I love science, is very artistic and has been doing creative work like jewelry and glass work and so for many years. But I’m honestly a bit shy/introvert by nature - so I’m a bit worried about that part 🙈

[@GNCceo]

It gets easier to be honest. You get adjusted to being a people's person after a while.

[@gwillis01]

You don't have to talk that much during the exam. I totally TOTALLY hated when my dentist asked me questions about my summer vacation when his tools were in the middle of my mouth and I could not move my tongue around enough to talk normally.

[@allbeen]

#1 really depends i think, dentistry is after all a new discipline you learn & the artistic side can be acquired. As for #5 this applies for US & UK students mainly as in most of western Europe (France, Italy, Spain etc) there's little to no tuition fees so student debt isn't much of a problem. However it would take years here to start making good money as a dentist that's for sure.

[@EstebonRocks]

I was going to just say that about #1.

[@sydwhitt7496]

Nathan Drake speak for yourself I owe 100k for my dental hygiene school

[@MsJEMandDIL]

Yes here in the netherlands its 2000€ a year and if your parents arent earning much, you get a amount of money every month (depends on how much your parents earn) which is more than enough for that 2000€. So for me i wont be in debt at all after dental school, if anything we earn money while studying😂

[@arsalanmohammaddawoodali2]

Bro i want to do dentistry but dont like physics but adore bio nd chem, thats not a problem is it

[@DentalPro2021]

I'm in the same vote as you, Arsalan...I HATED physics but loved Bio and Chem. just push through the physics courses and you'll be fine man!

[@noburno4170]

Go for any job u dream of

[@molly334unknown4]

Instead of physics you can choose maths. You know.🙂

[@sahermametsaparova8610]

I also hate physics but want to do dentistry. I think we have to like it.right?

[@ines4982]

Samee

[@AmberDennis001]

If you have a weak stomach than you shouldn't be a dentist

[@rubystaging237]

I gotta say that #2 you have to be a people person. is a general term and applies to any career. and most people are people persons. there's too many graduates , too many dentists graduating so they are not making as much money as before, but most dentists are still considered middle class and making an above average better Living than most of America.

[@reid092353]

Ruby Staging how do you make the statement of 'too many graduates'. What's your motivation: money? Or being happy & content with your career choice. I've been in the dental field since '77. The money will follow if your satisfied with your choice.

[@jorgejuarez6619]

lmao I do not like science

[@stevennevins6643]

Some dental specialties require a greater artistic skill than others. Prosthodontics and general dentists with an esthetics biased practice require the greatest artistic instincts. Endodontics is much more a technical skill based specialty. Oral surgery is more technical skill based. Oral Pathology requires a different skill set, as does Dental Public Health. Orthodontics and periodontics are somewhere in between. Pediatric Dentistry also requires a unique skill set. As far as financial success, it’s easy to research the highest paid specialties. The most successful dentists I know are not the best clinicians. What they possess are strong entrepreneur instincts.

[@athul7545]

what u said is exactly right i joined dentistry in india because i didn't get medicine admission .i was depressed for like 5 months .now i am into it

[@Ye-vx2bx]

I really want to be a dentist but I’m not a big people’s person

[@PGKxNIGHTMARE]

RareCandy10 Honey, you’ve got a big storm comin

[@danitae9704]

Me too :(

[@insidiouskitty1]

Good luck in life

[@DeepSeaManta]

Im not a people person but being a dental assistant i make $32hr within just 3 years of working for my dentist

[@jeffmeisner8976]

I'll be 49 when I graduate dentistry school, could I pay back loans? I figured I'd work every Sat for 800- 1000.00 and use that to pay for loans.....Im assuming my loans would be 300 - 400 k

[@chaihleeb220]

bruh 49 and graduating and im sad im finishing it at 28 lmaooo

[@ShiverZZZ666]

@@chaihleeb220 I'm sad I'm finishing it at 23 cuz I wasted a year by being a premed student😂

[@ThatOneScienceGuy]

I’m all these things but I’m not a people person and honestly that’s my biggest concern BUT I think not being a people person is holding me back in life and I should learn to overcome that.

[@kircholagh]

the real reason not to do dentistry is high student loan debt to be honest. Make sure you know what you are getting into otherwise you are going to struggle to pay your loans and will have a mediocre life style! lots of dentists are struggling to make ends meet right now. Its such a competitive market out there and we are continuing to get screwed by insurance companies! its really tough out there. I dont know how new generation of dentists will survive in such conditions but I wish you all the best.

[@jacoblieberman8850]

Biomechanical skills can be learned. Social skills can be learned. To be a Dentist requires an honest honorable human being who is willing to work hard for an honest dollar

[@christinamichel3321]

Love your videos! Do you mind doing a video on your top 10 school-supply essentials; what supplies do you think every student in dental school should have (I.E. small dry erase board, iPad, special pens, lab notebook, etc.)

[@DentalPro2021]

Christina Michel that's a great idea! Ill see what I ca do in the future :)

[@gwillis01]

Another yes vote for a supply list of necessary tools to succeed at dental school.

[@mohammodislam7755]

perception &way of thinking vary from environment to environment, situation to situation, man to man like u choose dentistry only for money, fr getting rich.ha ha dnt u knw evry dentist is a doctor bt evry dr is nt a dentist.what's the moto of doctor I mean dentist? the institution where I m studying is clearly written "enter to learn & leave to serve " and it inspires me. & I dnt want to be a greedy doc.

[@PHILLYMEDIC69]

where do we get the idea that we need to somehow always be super happy with our jobs and that happiness comes from out jobs? Only a small percentage of people actually find their 'dream job' (i.e. the "perfect" job- like a hand in a glove). Don't listen to this fool. Pick a profession and stick to it. If it doesn't work out then it doesn't work out. Simple as that.

[@chapalo_f1691]

Hey I’m 13 rn and I have time to change stuff but I don’t really know what to pick. My dad told me to be a dentist so searched stuff about dentistry it’s kinda good I think you get like 100,000 every year but there is something that is telling me not to do this cuz 1. I am good at science but I think it’s a lot of studies 2. I want a job that makes me get money and is easy. Being a Dentists might be hard cuz you are in charge of the patient and one mistake and your license might get taken away (Not once but you know what I mean ) 3 . I think it’s like 5 to 7 years of study and I don’t like having pressure 4. I actually like talking to people . Yeah so I’m still 13 so there is time and I still dident even chose what I want to take so yeah anyone wanna give feed back piz do and thank you for reading this all and I case you know any job that is good and well paid tell me ( btw I know all jobs need hard work but I think I have a lot of time and I can achieve )

[@hassanabas1549]

I have a small shake in my hands when I am nervous or excited will it be a problem if I become a dentist!!

[@sophian4396]

i’m only twelve and i already have like all my college and dental school plans in my head. people say this isn’t healthy bc if something doesn’t go my way i will be wrecked. but i think it’s at least nice to have a plan A & B. Anyway, this was really helpful! I just had a few questions... i had about 4/5 of the qualities you listed but about the last one- i don’t really understand how all of the business stuff works with just knowing how to work with teeth. maybe it’s a possible video idea?

[@louib716]

Sophia N as a DDS who has wanted to be a dentist since age 6, no. It's not unhealthy to plan ahead at age 12. What you learn and how hard you push yourself as a precursor to college and developing background knowledge to get those good grades that will get you in and through dental school is important to start thinking about before you enroll as a freshman in high school. As a high schooler, focus on being an all around A and B student in all classes (not just science). Take those challenging classes and do as well as possible. This helps you not just get your foot in the door to go to a good undergrad program (dental schools look at where you earned college credits), it also prepares you to rock those hard classes in college and dental school.

[@louib716]

Even though being an entrepreneur will give you the greater potential to earn more money as a dentist, it's not necessary to have a career as a dentist. I work in public health because I got a scholarship that dictates I do so.

[@athul7545]

i am 4 th yr dental student in india🇮🇳. i wish to work in ireland or uk after my studies . i wish i would qualify licensing exam

[@beadels9597]

well i don’t think newton’s law of motion is the science we’ll need..

[@eddies8400]

I have a F on biology but I still want to be orthodontist but watch ima be youtuber

[@yuriyoshida3731]

thanks for making this video, this is very helpful.

[@lisamatheson8115]

what are the most important subjects you need to become a good dentist/get into a good dental school

[@kkrmson]

Tbh im just 13 yrs old and i wana be a dentist cuz it pays alot and it looks easy but the cost and some things are bothering me

[@sam.9602]

My orthodontist had finger nails and would stab me in the gums through his gloves. So painful 😣

[@dr.apollo4226]

That’s disgusting

[@sam.9602]

Not actually through his gloves but I could feel them through his gloves.

[@popsgewd5640]

As per your #1: Artistic = precise and detailed in your work... how does that even make sense? You could say that about almost any profession that takes skilled manual labor. You should change your #1 to being able to make a logically sound progression of your thoughts and then reconsider your choice of profession.

[@Itsforeignbb]

dexterity is a high demand for this profession and having this ability will help via the arts, piano, sewing and etc ; paying attention to detail will come from activities like this, heavy handedness, is the worst case scenario ! Yes, drawing (e.g teeth) will be something you'll have to do during your time at college.

[@gwillis01]

It does not get more intimate than putting your fingers in another person's mouth.

[@ThriveDentist]

lol. No it doesn't!

[@airxenon1940]

Can you do a video about dental hygienist... Im really stuck on what I want to be. Knowing myself I know that I would love to become a dental hygienist but I would one day further down my future try and become a dentist. And I know this is a big jump but I'm in high school and I really don't know whether I should play it safe and be a hygienist or start to become a dentist which is something I know I'd want to do later down the line

[@keilahmarch1820]

AirXenon same hereee please answer this question!!!

[@MonicazProduction]

Hopefully someone answers because i i have the same question lol

[@XxAlex530xX]

You can eventually do both. I'm a dental hygienist student so I cant give you advice on that but I did the same thing as you. I'm 21 years old and I was a dental assistant from 18-21. It's possible, also my dentist said he knew people who did that. I personally don't want to be a dentist right now because of the huge debt you get yourself into. I only pay 40k for everything and I can pay it off sooner than 300-700k debt from dental school and buying your practice. Also other factors can decrease or increase the debt.

[@isabeld.a.588]

Go to college and aim for dentistry. I wanted dentistry but got scared thinking about all those things people scare you with, such as debt, for example. I've been a hygienist for about 7 years and regret all of it. All this time I could have used to have completed dental school and now I would have been a dentist. Do not think about the debt. Any professional, no matter what kind, if he is good and truly loves what he does, he will thrive and have fulfillment. Hard work will pay your debt down the road. I've met countless dentists and I can tell you that: Those who are truly in love with what they do and work hard are very successful financially, whereas those who went in it just for the money without having a clue of what the profession meant tend to be unhappy. Btw, I'm a hygienist, who was a dental assistant for 6 years prior to hygiene graduation. Love the field, but not hygiene.

[@jeffmeisner8976]

@@isabeld.a.588 I wanna become a dentist but I would be 49 when I graduate? Or 45 years old as a hygienist?

[@francineheleinav.labajo3580]

i like science but I'm not good with it. is that ok? I don't hate science

[@roberttrevitts4322]

I don,t know if I just miss it or I did not see it but is there a Place to Sign up for the Free Dentistry DAY,,,I watched the Video and did not see a Place that I could sign up with...Thank You...

[@saltedcaramel2295]

What if I don’t like just physics...? 😂🥺

[@gwillis01]

I would hope that this is just a small obstacle that you have to get over or work around in my non--medical opinion.

[@dr.apollo4226]

Very few people like physics

[@dcid1059]

I’m currently an undergrad and honestly I’m concerned if I’ve what it takes when it comes to “artistic ability” or working with my hands because I am not attracted at all to drawing or any of those types of arts but I love carpentry, leatherworking, and I’ve even done some work as an electrician. Do you guys think that those are qualities that could make me a good dentist even tho I’m not good at the other “arts” or skills

[@athul7545]

i am studying dentistry in india for about 15000$ a yr is it worth that ??

[@spotlight2361]

Hey man, I'm currently about to enroll into college as a freshman and hoping to be a future dentist as well. Although I was wondering if dental students have jobs while in school. I've read that most students usually don't because they won't have time but if you don't have a job then how do pay for things you need

[@spotlight2361]

For your apartment or groceries and stuff like that

[@missionnoel6753]

Spot Light, no they do not. Most dentists require you to be certified. My sibling is going into college year just like u and she is wondering the same thing. I suggest to focus on your studies, If you have more time in your education then go ahead and work somewhere close to ur college, Starbucks, Chick-fil-a etc.

[@DentalPro2021]

hey spot light! almost all dental students in the US make it through school by taking out a massive amount of loans. dental school is currently the most expensive profession to go to school for in the US, so even if you could hypothetically get a job in school, you wouldn't be able to pay your bills, because the cost of schooling is so high. if you are a US citizen/perm resident, you can qualify for federal loans for school, which have a lower interest rate than most other loans. if you don't qualify for those however, you can take out private loans from a bank to get you through school. thanks for watching and good luck!

[@spotlight2361]

soooooo it's me again. As I said in my earlier comment, I am about to enroll into college but instead of waiting a couple of years to study for the test, I would actually like to start studying now. I want to buy the DAT Destroyer or the Kaplan books and I know that I am not going to know much about the science sections because I haven't taken the classes yet but I still want to learn about everything as much as I can as soon as possible. I have started studying for the PAT section and I am already so much better than I was when I first started and I still have 3 years to study for the test. However, my question is do you think I should buy the books and start studying now or will they change the books so much that by the time my test starts coming near they would have changed so much and I would have to buy new books and start my studies all over again. By the way thank you to everyone who answered my earlier comment and helped me

[@dr.apollo4226]

Over-generalizations are almost always meaningless

[@niwar8yearsago31]

Dont think I'll be a dentist, I HATE math and science

[@hasithmaddumarachchi6363]

Oh if I unable to select medical school and so selected to dental school why didn't it okay

[@DentalPro2021]

hasith maddumarachchi because you don't want to go to dental school. If you want to go to medical school and don't get in the first try, keep trying until you get into medical school. Otherwise you will not be in the profession you truly want to be in

[@jamesstately3437]

I want to be a dentist because I want to have perfect teeth like you do. Also to help others achieve beautiful look

[@nahomwerku1442]

I was wondering if the prestigeness of your undergrad school actually plays a role in dental admissions. In other words, If I'm planning to go into dental school should I take into consideration the prestigeness of my undergrad college.

[@DentalPro2021]

Nahom Werku I had that same question when I was going through my undergrad. I didn't go to a very prestigious school by any means and everything worked out for me. In my own personal opinion, I think that the school you go to will only take you so far in the application process. After that, you need to sell yourself to the schools you apply to based on what you have accomplished in school... regardless of where you attended. I hope that helps. You're awesome man! Good luck

[@bryanromero7206]

To add to DentalPro's comment: While prestige may play some sort of role, I wouldn't necessarily worry about that. However, I'd try and get all your pre-req's at a university rather than a community college. I had some of my pre-req's at a community college (to save money) but in the end, it always came up in my interviews. With dental school getting more competitive to get into, I'd try and eliminate the negative factors that are easy to avoid.

[@katsninelives5059]

on the other hand, I received an interview from an Ivy League and they told me i wasn't accepted because my GPA should have been higher because my school wasn't considered a difficult school :/ so just make sure you're keeping your gpa up wherever you are!

[@donnao9809]

Damn I want to be dentist but I’m not that artistic shit

[@BeyondDentistry]

Great Video, Point 5 is spot on!!!

[@jadenirvin4207]

Good job on the video, well made

[@tta45]

Hello, Dakota, I am a dental student in China, and I hope to go to us for further study to get DDS after I finish my Master of Dental Surgeon(the education systems between our countries are a bit different). Can you give me some advice about foreign students like me and is there any program for international students in your school?

[@athul7545]

i wish to do prosthodontics after my interns😁

[@0s0sXD]

bruv don't lissen to dis man he defin'te jellos man over here is a dentist and making mad racks of cash bruv

[@kingtoucan4271]

I have everything except for number 4

[@cair4742]

Dentists don't make a lot of money, huh

[@RockSimmer-gal4God]

I think dentists where ever u are need to be ppl ppl.

[@ThriveDentist]

Agreed!

[@christinenguyen1943]

#3 is so true!

[@princesshopedepedro9454]

Hi I need advice, when your in 2nd year in dentistry all the subject aren't that hard?

[@samgyulumyan7237]

I wanna become a dentist And i have all these types of dentis.I should to become a good dentist

[@AJ-ul1lt]

Wow according to this i should be a dentist

[@joaquinv19]

I like your opinion

[@MA-qu7ho]

Thank you so much for this helpful video, I’m interested in dental school but I’m scared of blood, cutting, etc do you think that would be a problem?

[@toothrestorer6588]

Blood is something you deal with on a daily basis as a dentist

[@jessicalopez4621]

WhAt dental schools would you recommend

[@repainxxpain3577]

hello dude, i was accepted into dental school and will start after 2 weeks. i am actually kinda afraid as my teeth are kinda yellow,does it matter? thank you!

[@JohnAdamso]

lol

[@justinparker7902]

😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@diloromvad4980]

RePainXX pain don’t be afraid it’s ok

[@reid092353]

RePainXX pain You'll just be in front of the lab rats to practice on.

[@daminiagrawal703]

Heyy... I am very much interested in medical feild but in india I am not able to clear pre medical examination just getting dental clg so should I go for dentistry or go for mbbs in abroad? Plz help me I am in bad dilemma

[@AlexZ-lc6nl]

where did you do your undergrad?

[@tylerstoddard6734]

What are your thoughts on a male hygienist?

[@gummybear41283]

people annoy me, so

[@chrisb1906]

If you have very, very bad teeth. If you don't take care of your teeth, how are you gonna take care of your patient's?

[@kyliebukawjopillo4010]

Chris it means you shouldn't enter dentistry if you have a bad teeth?

[@lisamatheson8115]

hi, could you please make a video of naming all/most of the dental tools and what they're used for and what they look like please?

[@DentalPro2021]

Ill see what I can do :)

[@BlackJack-di7ym]

Ppl who shouldnt be dentist. 1.People who suffer from epilepsy. 2.People with motor problems of hand. 3.People whos hands shake many involuntarily. 4.Motor nerve problem. 5.People who have sitting in a dental chair.(spinal problem). 6.People with vision problem ,specifically people who sees only from one eye (gives 2d vision instead of 3d which causes lots of error),or people who have diplopia,etc etc.

[@BlackJack-di7ym]

Oh I forgot ppl with no hands.

[@mme_bonii]

Gaurav Pangtey does nystagmus count?? Mine is not that bad though. I can see very well, usually it starts affecting me when I read or look at things that need a lot of focusing for hours on end.

[@BlackJack-di7ym]

generally most of dental procedures takes maximum of 30 minutes to complete but in case of multiple tooth it may take more time(and if there is many patients u have to focus again in new patients , there is need of focusing of ur vision,however some dental extractions can take more than 30 minutes as because of difficulty of case and one need to focus ones eyes,you will have problems to learn new techniques in models because learning new things takes time however with practice u might get a better at it,see if u can manage it with breaks in between then that might be just a minor hassle(break of about 30 seconds),how ever if u cannot manage it then it might cause some problems ,because if u have lots of patients it might become an issue.You have to talk to a dental student or a councellor for it, in my opinion if u have this problem u might have some problems pursuing this career tread with caution.but plz consult ur concillor or somebody related to this field,he might give u a better advise as i cannot meet u and judge ur vision,by the way which country u belong?

[@johnbake9304]

hahahahahah

[@dr.farahali6375]

Epileptic Dentist right here lol

[@chyanschneider95]

I plan on becoming a dental lab technician, and study tips or classes to take besides biology and or chemistry?

[@AaAltTWO]

Someone with bad teeth

[@ujvalbrahmbhatt535]

can you give a detail about INBDE??

[@desertstorm5423]

What was your undergraduate degree?

[@DentalPro2021]

Yacob Zumlot human biology

[@mohammodislam7755]

perception &way of thinking vary from environment to environment, situation to situation, man to man like u.u choose dentistry only for money, fr getting rich.ha ha dnt u knw evry dentist is a doctor bt evry dr is nt a dentist.what's the moto of doctor I mean dentist? the institution where I m studying is clearly written "enter to learn & leave to serve " and it inspires me. & I dnt want to be a greedy doc.

[@Malia162]

Ahh Me two iam dentistry and I graduate 2021

[@zohashahid30984]

same here hiya batch mate.which country though?

[@pynbaitdaosusngi8594]

R u a dentist

[@theincredible4096]

#3 more than agree

[@MichaelDiPrima03201994]

This is a first...a male dentist who isn't single. Did the gate of hell just open?

[@hawa6418]

👍🏻

[@missionnoel6753]

of cOURSE U WILL WANT TO BE A DENTIST BUT IT IS NOT FOR U

[@hawa6418]

Mission Noel why?

[@missionnoel6753]

ياسمين people always want to to dentistry just to make money. What interests u with dentistry? Why not pick something else like lawyer, business women, arts etc. OF COURSE U WOULD WANT TO DO IT. AND IF UR DOING IT FOR MONEY U WILL NOT BE SUCCESSFUL.U REALLY WANT TO CLEAN TEETHS?REALLY

[@jojojso]

ليتني مادخلت طب اسنان 😷

[@nidhaulakh1135]

sir how much finance we need for doing dentistry in U.S

[@ibrogamingman8591]

This was funny lol

[@AnPoleSports]

Fake fake fake

[@frederikkepedersen6059]

I’m love science, is very artistic and has been doing creative work like jewelry and glass work and so for many years. But I’m honestly a bit shy/introvert by nature - so I’m a bit worried about that part 🙈

[@toothrestorer6588]

As long as you feel comfortable working with and speaking to people one in one, you will be fine