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How is it different from medicine?
What kind/breadth of pathologies are seen? (I'm guessing the pathologies are much less numerous than in medicine?)
What kind of studying do you do (memorizing vs understanding)? What kind of information are you memorizing if there are less pathologies than in medicine?
What kind of thought processes are involved in cases and in examinations?
What kind of research is done? Any new developments involving medical physics (imaging)? Or is the current technology sufficient for dentistry.
Sorry for such a broad question, but I'm fairly new to dentistry and I need to start somewhere..
What kind/breadth of pathologies are seen? (I'm guessing the pathologies are much less numerous than in medicine?)
What kind of studying do you do (memorizing vs understanding)? What kind of information are you memorizing if there are less pathologies than in medicine?
What kind of thought processes are involved in cases and in examinations?
What kind of research is done? Any new developments involving medical physics (imaging)? Or is the current technology sufficient for dentistry.
Sorry for such a broad question, but I'm fairly new to dentistry and I need to start somewhere..