Tooth bling in interviews!

[Dwerfy]

Hi all,

Applying this cycle and will hopefully get some interviews (fingers crossed)... I have a very small crystal on the lower corner of my right lateral incisor. It is very, very small and most people do not notice it, but I’m positive a dentist would upon first glance! I have had it for years all throughout undergrad. My family in Europe sport this look! I am otherwise very put together/professional looking. In my opinion it is very unique and stylish. Do you think it could have a negative impact on my appearance in the interviews, or on the other hand, would it help me stand out? It is removable with a dentist’s appointment. I would prefer to keep it but will remove it if necessary. Let me know what you think! Much thanks

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[MLC45]

We have one professor and one student (who just graduated) with some mouth bling. I would say it all depends on the schools you’re applying to. If they tend to be pretty conservative you may want to remove it or consider applying else where, but I think you’ll be fine. And you’re right it might be a nice conversation piece.

 

[ToothJockey]

I'm gonna walk into all my interviews like this

I hope it will help me illustrate my intense passion for the dental sciences

 

[Life of Pablo]

There are many people with much weirder things going on with their appearance than a small crystal on their lateral incisor. You'll be fine.

 

[laundry]

Stylish/unique has nothing to do with health. It's a biofilm accumulator. If I were interviewing you, I would not be impressed.

 

[biochem5]

take it out for interviews