A Career As A Dental Assistant

A dental hygienist therapist can positively alter a patient's life in a substantial way. I have witnessed how Dentistry has changed over the past ten years and identified this role to be my unconditional ambition. I have an unwavering commitment to strive to achieve my vision, of learning to become proficient in highly technical clinical skills. I hope to succeed in completing life changing restorative and preventative work, for patients with high treatment needs, with whom I can make a difference.
From the time that I started working, in a corporate dentist, my desire towards working in Dentistry has risen. In my role as a Dental Nurse, I am encompassed in a wide range of responsibilities. I have been more dedicated carrying these out, working at a higher standard and found that I am captivated by compliance and preventive care. I have been rewarded for my efforts. I was presented
This has strengthened my commitment to developing my skills and knowledge, as I see first-hand how much strain this puts on the NHS and the Dentists working within it. Consequently, I completed post qualifications in Oral Health Education, Impression Taking and Fluoride Varnish Application. Subsequently, this gave me the confidence to widen my scope of practice and partially reduce the demand on our Dentists. Additionally, this allowed us, as a practice, to be more patient- centred, effective and efficient in delivering the better oral health message. Seeing the significant positive affect that education has on people's lives and the assurance they gain, in you and your team, makes you feel great. This stimulates my passion and strengthened my commitment in pursuing a career in Dental Hygiene and Therapy. I believe being competent in both clinical and interpersonal skills is an integral part of future NHS dental care and will find it to be extremely