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Watch some teeth waxing and amalgam prep videos on YouTube.I am currently taking a gap year and working. I have been accepted for the Fall of 2015. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions on what I could do that will prepare me for my first year of dental school. Thanks
What does your school's curriculum start with? You could read or watch videos on those topics if you really wanted to.
Nothing will truly prepare you though, relaxing should be near the top of your list.
Nothing will truly prepare you though, relaxing should be near the top of your list.
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Nothing will truly prepare you though, relaxing should be near the top of your list.
So glad I'm on the right track. 😴
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Binge watch netflix and read lots of books for fun
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Stalk your future classmates on Facebook, learn every detail of their lives, and knit monogrammed sweaters for all of them---complete with chest pockets for mirrors and scalers.
This is sooooo the reason I don't have facebook anymore.Stalk your future classmates on Facebook, learn every detail of their lives, and knit monogrammed sweaters for all of them---complete with chest pockets for mirrors and scalers.
You can also get involved in dental research, it may not directly help you during your first year of dental school but you can get an early start on your ECs. Some schools have summer dental research programs that pay a stipend so there are multiple benefits.