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Bro treatment planning as a dental student makes no sense, my lecturers and supervisors are expecting me to put pros and cons of every treatment option, and whether my first born child will explode if I don't give your patients fluoride.
Then when you look at an actual dental professionals' treatment plans from previous patient care they're like:
Option 1: do nothing
Option 2: restore
THAT'S IT!!! That patient could have 10 caries lesions or a chipped tooth, but they get a simple shopping list worth of treatment options, you cannot make this shit up.
(Dental school be training me to write a freaking magna carta worth of treatment options, like??? πππ)
Dental Skool Stories: Anaesthetic is Nerve Wracking
Author's Note: Dental anaesthetic is focused on the trigeminal nerve, which is responsible for sensation in your ENTIRE FACE. But luckily, the trigeminal nerve is a simple yet complicated tree made up of three main branches, yes THREE! 1) Maxillary (upper teeth & tissues) 2) Mandibular (lower teeth & tissues) 3) Ophthalmic (eyes & scalp) You can tell which branch doesn't belong in your average dental injection - HINT: it's the one with no teeth in it
DENTAL SKOOL STORIES: scaling
I was in lab practicing how to scale plaque from my dental mannequin's teeth. At the time, I was struggling with how much pressure I need to scale plaque from my tooth model so I asked my supervisor "What if I take out a tooth while scaling?" She straight up tells me, "Oh, I've taken a patient's tooth out while scaling" SHE LITERALLY HAS DONE WHAT I WAS WORRYING ABOUT BEFORE. IN REAL LIFE!!! So I was now just like contemplating life while scaling like
Don't worry everyone, most dental professionals (including me) are made to pass a instrumentation exam before treating actual patients, so if a tooth actually comes out during scaling, it's probably from patients with serious gum disease π Non-Dental Definitions Scaling: The use of a surgical blade to scrape hardened plaque (i.e. calculus) off of teeth
Fuck this shit
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Bitches, I really made it lol
Finally written exam of dental school done π
CSP3 day! I just want to pass and be over with this now.
