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[aphistis]

I saw this on another board, and thought "hey, there's a good idea." Who's ready for the clinics?

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[Zurik5]

You guys have patients for removable pros last year, Bill?

 

[ItsGavinC]

I have a tx. plan consult today and am hoping the pt. will sign off so I can begin work on her!

 

[leafhound16]

I saw this on another board, and thought "hey, there's a good idea." Who's ready for the clinics?

Life is definitely getting a little different huh? Between studying for boards, final exams, and seeing patients for the first time. I saw my first patient last week for treatment planning. Caries on like every surface, and needs pros and endo, badly. Can I say Whoah.

 

[aphistis]

You guys have patients for removable pros last year, Bill?

Nope, no patients at all until next week. Can't wait.

 

[mg777]

Leaf, Is there any truth to the rumors of patient shortage in gainesville?

Life is definitely getting a little different huh? Between studying for boards, final exams, and seeing patients for the first time. I saw my first patient last week for treatment planning. Caries on like every surface, and needs pros and endo, badly. Can I say Whoah.

 

[Dr.SpongeBobDDS]

We start clinic in our sophomore year rotating though restorative, perio, removable (complete dentures), and oral diagnosis (our exam, radiology, and treatment planning clinic). I've completed about a dozen directs, just cut my first crown prep a week ago and should be waxing up my second set of complete dentures next week. But I still feel like I have no idea what I am doing.

Right now I just want to get boards over with.

 

[leafhound16]

Leaf, Is there any truth to the rumors of patient shortage in gainesville?

According to some seniors I talked to, we dont get a lot of patients like some other schools do, like the ones in big cities. However, we're not like around the worst either. A senior I talked to says it's sometimes more of a problem that they let in patients that really shouldn''t go to teh students - they either need to go to grad, or patients who actually have nothing wrong with them - which is bad if you need to get certain requirements done. Nothing's perfect, and some seniors complain they have a hard time fulfilling requirements, but I guess that's how it is in some other schools too.

 

[ItsGavinC]

We start clinic in our sophomore year rotating though restorative, perio, removable (complete dentures), and oral diagnosis (our exam, radiology, and treatment planning clinic). I've completed about a dozen directs, just cut my first crown prep a week ago and should be waxing up my second set of complete dentures next week. But I still feel like I have no idea what I am doing.

Right now I just want to get boards over with.

Sweet stuff, you'll do fine on boards.

One of my patients just approved a treatment plan today, so I finally get to do some work on her. My patient pool right now is small, only 9 patients.