Explain Why I Want To Be A Dental Hygienist

When I was about 5-years-old, I was the only child in my class that was not frightened of the dentist. In fact, I absolutely loved going to the dentist; I thought it was more desirable than going to the Science Center, which was a colossal deal for a child in my generation. Growing up, I watched people’s faces twitch with discomfort and a little bit of disgust as I explained that it was my ultimate dream to become a dental hygienist. “What if a child bites you?” “The human mouth is disgusting!” Listening to people question and insult my dreams only further enhanced my dedication to this occupation. I was determined to prove them wrong; to prove that I could achieve this.
For a long time, I feared I may not have the qualities to become a dental
It became mandatory to break out of my shell when I became a cashier. Being a cashier is not as effortless as it sounds, but it has given me many beneficial skills for your program. Working eight full hours and associating with millions of people has personally provoked phenomenal communication skills for me. This occupation has forced me to deal with every kind of person that exists, and to slap a smile on my face and say, “Have a wonderful day!” with great enthusiasm no matter what the situation may be. I am a team player; I can work well in groups or individually. This is proven in my employee review and also in a lab I completed in my Chemistry course. Additionally, I have learnt how to provide information in an understood way. I am trusted to train employees, which entails me to explain how to do our job in a way for younger and older employees to understand. Training employees also allows me to contribute to our team by sharing my knowledge about the job. Although I am trusted to train employees, I still do not know everything; I
I am aware of all safety standards and I am certified in First Aid and WHMIS, which contributes to a safe work environment. I can also identify problems and seek different points of view and evaluate them based on facts. In my Biology course, we did an individual ethics assignment that displays that I have these skills. Lastly, it is very easy for me to balance work, school, and a social life. In my evidence section you will see that I have quite a bit of work and volunteer hours and good grades, which is hard for most people to manage. I also have a letter from a volunteer employer of mine and a teacher of mine, stating I can balance these things with a positive