Throughout my life at school, I have always taken an interest in science. Even though elementary and middle school was just basic science, I still enjoyed every moment when it came to doing silly little experiments. I never realized how broad science could get. I mean before high school everything was just simplified for easy understanding. Once I got into jr. high and high school, my choices broaden as I was given the opportunity to enroll in all kinds of science classes. I went to school at Harrison Senior High in Harrison, Arkansas. My biology teacher, Mr. Rook, was the one that kept me going. On the first day of class he had a sign in this classroom with the words “Set yourself apart” on it. That was when I realized that he wasn 't just …show more content…
For me, I find dentistry to be my passion and want to pursue in that career, a pedodontist to be exact. I absolutely love being around kids, and I have a high patience for them. When most people think of dentistry, they think, “Ew… Teeth? Gross…” To me I don 't find it to be gross or repulsive. Actually, I find it to be rather fascinating. Surprisingly as it seems, when I was younger I was actually terrified to go to the dentist at first. I had so many terrifying thoughts through my head. Growing up, I had my dental visits at Super Smiles. The hygienists and staff were very friendly and comforting. They were practically part of my life. At each visit, they would catch up on life with me, I would talk to them about everything, and they would give me some advice on what to do whenever I was having issues. Though they were all so very great to me, no one compares to my dentist, Dr. Williams. I have never seen a anyone so passionate in what they do. I have never seen anyone so great with kids, until I saw him. I mean this man has been in the field for over fifty years now. I’m sure if he didn 't retire, he would still be working. To this day, I am so grateful I got opportunity to have him in my life, he has played a major part in my field
It is 8:40 p.m. of Tuesday night and I'm leaving the King Fahd General hospital driving home with John Mayer melodies bringing peaceful and relaxing vibes into the car compartments.
I would continually ponder over questions on the mechanics of nature and human beings. Science has always been a main focus of mine. I distinctly remember when my parents bought our first computer when I was six years old. On the computer I would always be watching videos or reading on science topics. I would always be conducting my own science experiments. The reaction from mixing baking soda with vinegar to form a volcano would always amaze me as a child. Growing up I would continually and consistently add to my knowledge of science through the tough courses I would take in school. I am able to look back into the memories of my younger self and understand why baking soda and vinegar, when mixed, form an eruption. I show a heavy interest in science because of how it applies to the real world and how nearly every question about the universe we live in could be answered b science
My ambition for studying a degree for dental hygiene propagated during my research about it. I am very much aware of the importance of the hygienist's role in maintaining the patient's health as I have already experienced it during work experience in a dental surgery. I enjoy helping patients and I am able to communicate with different types of people. I can handle difficult situations in a small period of time without hesitation. I read scientific journals and enjoy researching about science and learning about the human body to develop my knowledge. I am currently studying BTEC level 3 sciences at St Albans Academy. I also achieved a gold Duke Of Edinburgh award and demonstrated effective leadership skills during my expeditions and practises. I The role of a dental hygienist comes with a big responsibility
After being lost, puzzled, and indecisive for a while now about which health-related career I desire the most, I finally made up my mind and selected a major. I decided to complete a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science after accomplishing an Associate’s Degree in Science, which is an open field filled with opportunities for several health professions. I realized that a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science is the way to go as it enables me to switch back and forth between all of the health occupations that I worship. Down the road, I can even further my education and specialize in a specific domain that I am willing to commit to. In general, Health Science is a major where professionals undergo several tasks such as improving their community’s health and overall wellbeing, get involved in nutrition related conditions, use epidemiological techniques, counteract various infections, and enrich physical and daily health routines.
Ever since I was a little kid, I have loved going to the dentist. I was never scared, not even when I went for my fillings and wisdom teeth extractions. Mostly all the hygienist I have had so far have been friendly, patient and always ready to help with a big smile on their face and that is what attracted me towards this career. I want to help people in need that cannot afford the services.
When I was a child, I looked at a mirror one day, and I was amazed by the fact that I was aware of my eyes looking at my face. It was a moment of epiphany for me that I was conscious of my senses working properly.
My interest in the dental industry happen by total happenstance. As a successful cosmetologist, I wasn 't planning on being in this industry nor did I have any interest dentistry initially. By someone 's advice I decided to take a chance on it. Upon my visit to a ten week dental assisting program, I met with an admissions counselor. She, also a cosmetologist, mentioned that she noticed a lot cosmetologists transitioning over into dentistry. That sparked an interest in me to look into other more reputable schools. I thought about the two industries and how much they have in common. Things like dentistry being very skill-based and having an aspect of art. There is definitely a certain level of hand skills that you have to have, as well as working
Dental hygienists have major responsibilities. Young children are often scared of the doctor’s office and the dentist office, and their first few experiences are ones that will have a lasting impression. Dental hygienists have the opportunity to show children what may appear frightening is not always what it seems. They are able to be in constant interaction with people; they are social and caring individuals who are willing to work to make another person’s life better.
Ever since I was a little girl I wanted to be a dental hygienist. It has been 17 years and my mindset hasn’t changed yet. My dad has pushed me as I was growing up and make sure I do all my research. I have had experience and it is very fun and exciting to me to see the work that can be done and how it changes people’s lives. The dentist yearly salary is 131,834-$172,668. I am interested in teeth, how they grow, and how they form. These things all combined are what have my interest in this field. I want to see the smiles on kids and adults faces after I have helped them achieve what they have come to me for. Bringing joy and happiness to my patients set a fire inside of me and bring me
I can remember coming to school and hearing all my classmates talk about how much they hated going to the dentist. Going to the dentist was one thing that I have always loved to do. The sound of the tools and just the smell of the clinic was never a bad atmosphere to me, I actually enjoy the dentist. Laura was my first dental hygienist from as far back as I can remember, and she had the whitest teeth I have ever seen! I have honestly came to the conclusion that I am obsessed with teeth. With this being said, I have always felt and known that I wanted to be a dental hygienist. I am currently in my first year here at Community College getting my preq for dental hygiene. I always get the question, “Why would you want to look in somebody’s mouth all day?” After I hear this question and then I start thinking to myself. I want to be a dental hygienist because first of all someone has got to do it and secondly, I think smiles light up rooms and if I can help get more smiles in this world then that is what I am going to do. With seeking my career in dental hygiene I have great hopes of being able to help people understand and find compassion in caring for their teeth and inspiring them as Laura inspired me.
I have undertaken work experience at a local NHS practice to observe what the profession entails. The difficulty of the job was admirable due to the level of manual dexterity and patience involved. In addition, I saw the importance of compassion that dentists showed to their patients
My interest in the dental industry happened by total happenstance. As a successful cosmetologist, I wasn 't planning on being in this industry nor did I have any interest dentistry initially. By someone 's advice I decided to take a chance on it. Upon my visit to a ten week dental assisting program, I met with an admissions counselor. She, also a cosmetologist, mentioned that she noticed a lot cosmetologists transitioning over into dentistry. That sparked an interest in me to look into other more reputable schools. I thought about the two industries and how much they have in common. Things like dentistry being skill-based and having an aspect of art. There is definitely a certain level of hand skills that you have to have, as well as working with people and bringing up someone’s self-esteem. Correcting smiles and treating ailments that prevent people from eating and smiling is my motivation for dentistry. Upon enrolling at Texas
It gives me a sense of pride to reflect back and write about my adventure, where working hard and staying focused has made me the person I am today. Until now I have seized every opportunity I could to increase my knowledge, think critically about my field, to be a better student, a responsible professional and a humble citizen. I entered dentistry when I was not really sure what I wanted to do in life. All that I was sure about was to be best in what I chose to do. Entering the dental school not only made my family proud of seeing their daughter be the first member in the extended family to be a healthcare professional but also put a big responsibility on my shoulder, which at first seemed daunting. When the sound of congratulations faded,
I always wanted to be a dentist, but as I advanced in my education, I noticed the injustices in healthcare surrounding me, I realized that I want to dedicate myself to more than just simple office visits, but rather to make an impact in my field and the lives of those around me and I truly believe public health is the greatest tool that enables me to make that impact I desire.
Since I was little, I have been fascinated by dentists and intrigued by the different tools and procedures. Although I did not understand their methods, I have always wanted to find out. I started asking questions and paying closer attention, and I became of aware of my interest in the field of dentistry.