Personal Statement For Dentistry

Public personal statement
My name is Rupjit Singh and I am a student at the NYU College of Dentistry. Prior to this, I did three years of undergraduate studies at Adelphi University as part of the 7-year joint degree program in dentistry between Adelphi University and New York University. I am now part of the 4-year dental program in DDS at the NYU College of Dentistry. I’m very enthusiastic about studying dentistry and look forward to learning all that I can before I head out into the real world of treating patients. Admission to dental school is a tremendous opportunity and I look forward to making the most of it. Disease now had a human face for me, enhancing my desire to understand the basis of various diseases. Dentistry is a vast
Such interactions will help enhance my ability to build strong interpersonal bonds with patients, and be a part of a patient’s effective healing process. I am dedicated to providing exemplary patient care with a profound sense of care and respect for every patient. I strongly feel that as a dental professional, I should exemplify what a professional should be, superbly well-mannered, thoughtful, articulate, fair-minded and never given to impulsiveness or haste. I will strive to develop an insightful understanding of the patient’s problem, and work with patients to develop the most effective treatment plans. I am dedicated to eliciting critical feedback from both patients and faculty, to always think outside the box, to be a problem solver, and will strive to study the problem substantially and in depth. My treatment philosophy will be to be inviting, engaging and encouraging. I understand my responsibilities and reaffirm my commitment to the
I am committed to maintaining patient autonomy, veracity, work entirely in the interest of the patient without any intent of a personal beneficial outcome, ensure the welfare of the patient in any research study or clinical trial, and strictly maintain just behavior and treatment. When patients put their treatment in my care, it is my solemn duty to respect a patients needs and wants, respect the patient’s confidentiality and privacy, be truthful, be fair, ensure that the patient is healthy and safe, and treat the patient to the best of my ability. I need to be trusted as a health-care provider since I am directly responsible for the patient’s well-being. I reaffirm my commitment that at the NYU College of Dentistry, I will do everything very ethically since my behavior here will transfer over to my future professional life, and I want to be the best practitioner I possibly