When you become a dentist...

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When you become a dentist, how will you use your dental degree?
 
howui3 said:
When you become a dentist, how will you use your dental degree?
um, for evil?
 
Then you have to go to evil dental school
 
Work in a rural area and enjoy my family
 
howui3 said:
When you become a dentist, how will you use your dental degree?
Are you filling out your UCSF's secondary application? 😉
 
dat_student said:
yes, he is :laugh:


HAHAHA!! yes....guilty!

what did you guys think up for this question.

help the poor?

buy a new sports car?

go to vegas?

......
 
i'd go with world domination
 
World peace.
(That works all the time, ask all 'em miss Americas) :laugh:
 
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I just want a DMD or a DDS so that i can frame it in my drawing room.
 
I want to use my DMD/DDS degree:

To be the sadist I have always wanted to be.

To eventually work 3 days a week and still make a good enough wage.

To do what I have always wanted to do, play with clay and other gadgets all day long and get paid while I am at it.
 
Pick up girls.
Girls dig guys that have a doctorate in using his drill.
 
howui3 said:
When you become a dentist, how will you use your dental degree?
I want to get a better grip on this dexterity thing and build cars
 
howui3 said:
When you become a dentist, how will you use your dental degree?

Flush it down the toilet, move to 3rd world country and become a monk 😉 😉 😉
 
i don't know about you all, but i'm in dental school not to be a dentist but to bag a resident. that way, in a few more years, he'll be making good money and i can just stay at home and be a housewifey. 😍
 
vandy_yankee said:
i don't know about you all, but i'm in dental school not to be a dentist but to bag a resident. that way, in a few more years, he'll be making good money and i can just stay at home and be a housewifey. 😍

women (shakes head)
 
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vandy_yankee said:
i don't know about you all, but i'm in dental school not to be a dentist but to bag a resident. that way, in a few more years, he'll be making good money and i can just stay at home and be a housewifey. 😍

Women *shakes his head too*
 
funny im working on the same exact ?, and i wanted to take a break.. and here it is.. can't run away from it. oh well, i guess that's a sign i should get back to doing my secondary.
 
Maybe do a little general dentistry, or perhaps look into specializing...the area of orthodontics becomes more and more appealing each day.
 
i've been really interested in "robotic dentistry" ever since somebody brought it up a while ago... i still don't know why robots would need their teeth worked on but i'll bet in the future we'll have WAY more robots than we do now so robot dentistry could be quite lucrative. i wonder if the gov't will cover any of the procedures, or do robots not count as citizens?
 
maksidaa said:
i've been really interested in "robotic dentistry" ever since somebody brought it up a while ago... i still don't know why robots would need their teeth worked on but i'll bet in the future we'll have WAY more robots than we do now so robot dentistry could be quite lucrative. i wonder if the gov't will cover any of the procedures, or do robots not count as citizens?

lol!!
 
maksidaa said:
i've been really interested in "robotic dentistry" ever since somebody brought it up a while ago... i still don't know why robots would need their teeth worked on but i'll bet in the future we'll have WAY more robots than we do now so robot dentistry could be quite lucrative. i wonder if the gov't will cover any of the procedures, or do robots not count as citizens?

Now that is funny!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
 
I'll build robots who will work on people's teeth while i sit and watch.
This utilizes my skills in dentistry, engineering as well as sitting down and watching (also called observation).
 
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