Dental Clinic Essay Examples

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An Observation of a Day at a Dental Clinic (562 words, 2 pages)

Personal ExperienceEver since my junior year of high school my dream was becoming a general dentist. The dentistry field interests me a great deal. One summer evening in my dental office I mentioned my curiosity of what exactly general dentists do. My dentist not only explained briefly the basics of ... Read More

An Essay on My Long Term Goal in Establishing a Dental Clinic (512 words, 1 pages)

Many people who know me or meet me for the first time usually think that I am similar to most young, devoted and modern persons who live life as it comes. What they fail to understand is that I am a serious guy who knows what I want in life. ... Read More

An Analysis of the Ominous Sight of the Familiar Postcard (927 words, 2 pages)

The Dentist The ominous sight of the familiar postcard, that seemed to mock me as I plucked it from my mailbox, caused my stomach to start churning immediately. How could it possibly be that time again? I suppose it is inevitable that the routine experiences in life that we fear, ... Read More

A Story of a Dentist’s Compassion in Helping the Unprivileged (938 words, 2 pages)

As tears rolled down her swollen cheeks, her eyes bloodshot red, her nose stuffed up, I found myself grabbing her hand and calmly telling her Itll be okay, take big smells through your nose, after this we can get you a prize from our treasure box. I was overwhelmed with ... Read More

Jesus Ochoa, Dental Entrepreneur (893 words, 4 pages)

Jesus Ochoa, managing director of Multident, is a Peruvian entrepreneurand a professional in the dental field. In his 30 years in dentistry,has dispelled many myths about dentists regarding fear of going to thedentist. Committed and passionate about dentistry, devoted to hisprofession, he is able to smile back at people - ... Read More

Services Offered at San Mateo Medical Center (1217 words, 4 pages)

Health care organizations are bound by state and federal regulations,although they have some freedom in certain areas of operation, allowing clear albeitlimited control on the net impact on patients. Some of this freedom includes what types of healthcare insurance to accept or reject, allocation of funding and resources, the nature ... Read More

Why I Made a Decision to Pursue Dentistry (875 words, 2 pages)

Phyllis Diller said it the best, A smile is a curve that setseverything straight.'' Whether a smile is class 1 or class 3, A1 or A4on the vita shade, it's a universal language that spreads a rippling actof kindness. Throughout this journey of life, my concluding destinationis a place where ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013