Example of Senior Project
My dream career is being a Dental Assistant. I'm pursuing that by attending LCTI for Dental Technology. As a senior, I have realized that all along, the dentistry field has been one of my many interests. Now that I am 17 and graduating in the next couples of months, I have decided that the Dental Assistant is the career pathway that I am most interested in and would like to pursue further after graduation. Unlike many children, growing up as a child I have always enjoyed going to the dentist office for my teeth cleanings. In pursuing this occupation, I understand that there are many personality traits that I must present. Since Dental Assistant are around people each day at work, a dental assistant must be outgoing, ambitious and willing to interact with several different types of people.
As a Dental Assistant, you’re considered to be a specially trained health care worker who assists a dentist with clinical and administrative procedures. In some states, dental assistants must be licensed or registered in order to perform radiological procedures. To become a Certified Dental Assistant, dental assistants must take the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) examination. The Dental assistant board is a three component exams of Infection Control, General chair side and Radiation Health and Safety. Don’t you ever wonder what’s taking so long to be called up for your appointment? Well behind the scenes of dental office, the dental assistant job is wiping down the room with an antimicrobial chemical and setting up the dental operatory unit for the next patient. The dental assisting has many tasks such as prepare the patient for the treatment, take and record medical and dental histories, assist the dentist in performing their treatment by handing instruments and materials, keeping patients' mouths dry and clear by using suction or other devices. They also sterilize the instruments and equipment and prepare tray setups. Most Patients fear visiting
As a Dental Assistant, you’re considered to be a specially trained health care worker who assists a dentist with clinical and administrative procedures. In some states, dental assistants must be licensed or registered in order to perform radiological procedures. To become a Certified Dental Assistant, dental assistants must take the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) examination. The Dental assistant board is a three component exams of Infection Control, General chair side and Radiation Health and Safety. Don’t you ever wonder what’s taking so long to be called up for your appointment? Well behind the scenes of dental office, the dental assistant job is wiping down the room with an antimicrobial chemical and setting up the dental operatory unit for the next patient. The dental assisting has many tasks such as prepare the patient for the treatment, take and record medical and dental histories, assist the dentist in performing their treatment by handing instruments and materials, keeping patients' mouths dry and clear by using suction or other devices. They also sterilize the instruments and equipment and prepare tray setups. Most Patients fear visiting