how much is thinking involved?

[mspaic]

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hey, i was thinking about the dental profession and i was just wondering about a few things.

when you become a dentist, to what degree do you have to use your brain to do your job?

i mean, are there only a few common procedures you deal with on a daily basis, and who's technique is pretty much automatic and memorized, or do 'you get alot of cases where you have to use your knowlege to 'solve' what's wrong and to do your job?

 

[JRogoff]

hey, i was thinking about the dental profession and i was just wondering about a few things.

when you become a dentist, to what degree do you have to use your brain to do your job?

i mean, are there only a few common procedures you deal with on a daily basis, and who's technique is pretty much automatic and memorized, or do 'you get alot of cases where you have to use your knowlege to 'solve' what's wrong and to do your job?

Dentists are DOCTORS, of course you'll have to use your brain.

 

[unlvdmd]

when you become a dentist, to what degree do you have to use your brain to do your job?

Probably the best new thread quote ever! OP: Didn't you get the memo??? Dentists are now robots! What a jackass!

 

[Biogirl361]

let me guess: not in dental school yet?

 

[johntara04]

hey, i was thinking about the dental profession and i was just wondering about a few things.

when you become a dentist, to what degree do you have to use your brain to do your job?

i mean, are there only a few common procedures you deal with on a daily basis, and who's technique is pretty much automatic and memorized, or do 'you get alot of cases where you have to use your knowlege to 'solve' what's wrong and to do your job?

Most patients are taking a prescription, so what will you prescribe for each of them to insure you do what you want to do without harming them or neutralizing their current prescription? Just one of a million things you will think about each day.

 

[joyride]

hey, i was thinking about the dental profession and i was just wondering about a few things.

when you become a dentist, to what degree do you have to use your brain to do your job?

i mean, are there only a few common procedures you deal with on a daily basis, and who's technique is pretty much automatic and memorized, or do 'you get alot of cases where you have to use your knowlege to 'solve' what's wrong and to do your job?

wow

this must be the dumbest question i have ever seen on sdn hands down.

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Tufts 08

 

[ItsGavinC]

Closing before the OP gets too beat up.