Become a Dentist
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The dental chair hums to life as you adjust the overhead light, focusing its beam on the patient’s open mouth. Gloves snap into place, and you reach for the mirror and explorer, methodically scanning each tooth until a sharp *click* signals decay on molar 19. The patient tenses—you explain the plan, then administer local anesthetic with a steady hand, the needle’s entry swift and precise. The high-speed drill whirs to life, its diamond bur dissolving decay in controlled bursts, while the assistant’s suction keeps the field clear. Etchant is applied, rinsed, and dried before the bonding agent coats the prepared cavity. Composite resin is layered in, sculpted to mimic natural contours, then hardened under the blue glow of the curing light. You check the bite with articulation paper, adjust with a polishing disc, and finish with a fluoride varnish. The patient’s relieved smile says it all—another tooth saved, another victory in the silent war against decay.
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Tired of dental chairs and the whir of drills? Flip the script. Step into the other side of the dental chair—this time, *you* wield the tools. Payback’s a cavity-filled grin. Take charge as the dentist, armed with every instrument imaginable. Diagnose, drill, and decide: gentle care or creative chaos? Your patients aren’t here for checkups. Expect squirmers, screamers, and a few who’ll make *you* sweat. Settle the score. The chair’s waiting—who’s in it?
