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    1.Career Description: Dental Hygienists work with patients who need dental care. They look for signs of diseases and help to prevent them. Dental Hygienist not only clean teeth but also give advice to their patients on developing strong oral health. Some of the job duties that dental hygienist have to perform is study of the health history, taking dental x-rays, removing bacteria from the teeth such as stains, calculus, and plaque, applying preventive dental material to the teeth, advising…

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    When asked to write about what I wanted my future profession to be, my mind went to a blank. I first asked myself a series of questions: what interests me? How many years of college do I want to go through? What quality of life do I want? What could I see myself doing for the rest of my life? I searched through a list of careers and decided to research dental hygiene. Being of the top career choices in America, I felt it would offer me the quality of life I am seeking . Dental hygiene is a great…

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    When most people think of the dentist they think of drilling in their teeth, loud scraping, and sore gums, but when I think of the dentist I think of clean teeth, shiny tools, and skilled dental hygienists. Dental hygienists are specifically trained to clean peoples teeth and teach proper oral care, which I why I chose to research their profession. What influenced me to choose this profession was, I have wanted to work in the field of dental hygienistry since the fourth grade and I have always…

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    William heitsenrether Introduction WORKS CITED & TOPIC OUTLINE Career-related information Hygienists do a lot in their career they clean and polish teeth with hand, power, and ultrasonic tools. Dental hygienists use many machines and tools to do there job. These tools allow them to Remove tartar, stains, and plaque from teeth, also take and develop x-rays. As a hygienist you can do simpler tasks like Assess patient's’ oral health and report findings to dentists. Also document patient care…

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    Teeth are the first thing that I look at in a person when I meet them so I figured that teeth would be interesting to work with because I mean who wouldn’t want great teeth. With great teeth are people that work in the dental field that help everyone get that perfect smile that they dream for. One group of people that are in the dental field are called dental assistants. As a dental assistant there are many tasks that dental assistants do like prepare patients for teeth treatments, cleanings,…

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    an occupational therapist, spoke about the career during an Introduction to Health Professions class on September 14, 2016. She describes occupational therapy as a way to “assist people of all ages to participate in desired “occupation.”’ Some different types of occupations include driving, cleaning, cooking, dressing, play, and many more activities. According to Bolton, occupational therapists can work with anyone across the lifespan and with any diagnosis. Occupational therapists can work…

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    As a volunteer, I have helped multiple occupational therapists work with a diverse patient population. Helping patients develop, recover, and improve the skills needed for daily living activities, brings enormous satisfaction. As a future occupational therapist, my immediate professional goal is to improve my professional skills to serve a community of people to the best of my ability. For example, I will…

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    Hello Doctors Reusser & Reusser, I would like to start off by saying, thank you for taking the time to consider me for the full-time Dental Hygiene position at your east office. Your consideration and time is greatly appreciated. Attached, you will find a copy of my official cover letter, resume, and professional references. I wanted to utilize this area to include a short description of myself. I am a recent graduate of the highly accredited Dental Hygiene Program at Wichita State…

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    Dental Hygienist Essay

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    When taking this course, I went into it already pretty confident in the idea that I was going to become a Dental Hygienist. The basic nature of the job is to primarily clean the teeth of a patient, observe the gums, report and record any abnormalities, and also teach the individual how they can further improve their oral hygiene. Hygienists can also be trained to use tools such as X-ray machines, rotary instruments to clean the teeth and according to the information provided by College ToolKit…

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    Dental Hygienist Essay

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    “Don’t let the world change your smile, let your smile change the world.” – Omar. Certain people do not have the smile they desire; therefore, there are people out there who would love to help with that problem. Those people are called Dental hygienist. Dental hygienists dedicate their lives to help improve the oral health. What a dental hygienist does is educate on oral care, clean teeth, and perform x-rays (ADA). It is rare to see a miserable hygienist because of the passion and enjoyment of…

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