I will soon graduate with a BS in Chemistry. Chemistry is indeed my passion, I just love the way molecules and reactions work. I even considering between dental school and grad school in Chemistry, but the fact that it takes 5-6 years of doing research for the PhD degree + a few years of post-doc before I can get a job that pays decently does not sound very attractive to me. So I decided to choose dentistry for a more stable career. Don't get me wrong, I do want to go into dentistry for a wide variety of reasons, but the fact that I have learned so much about Chemistry and not being able to use it at all in my future career actually makes me sad. I am wondering if there is any way for me to use my Chemistry knowledge as a dentist? I would be willing to take any career path that would allow me to use both my background in dentistry and Chemistry, even if that means I don't pursue the traditional route of practicing dentistry (i.e. I'm thinking of maybe working for companies like Dentsply?). Again, I'm not interested in pursuing a PhD at all so please do not suggest a DDS/PhD dual degree (and even that is not very plausible since most DDS/PhD don't do research in Chemistry anyway). Thanks in advance!