dental
Posted By: anon on 2007-11-20
In Reply to: Dental - Sunny
A is a baby tooth. They are numbered A,B,C and so on until through T. We have to use the letters on insurance forms.
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If you dont want it it do!!!
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You'd have to stick to oral/dental, because how much do you know about
obstetrics, hip replacements, craniotomies, heart bypass, etc. , etc., not to mention all the medications that have nothing to do with dentistry?
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If you have any not yet in school, in all reality it would be better for you to wait till they are in school and then try to take classes during the day. Trying to do MT, go to school and raise kids is not easy at all. You have to make it work. Research how much hygienists make. Research schools in your area. Check into financial aid. Work it out and THEN go to your DH with your well thought out plan and emphasize the PAY. If your kids are preschool age, tell him you want to start once they are in school.
I feel the same way when I do eye surgery or dental reports. sm
Get a good anatomy book, study it, and keep it on hand. It will really help in the future.
I've been doing lots of dental notes. Not boring at all
when you think about the ease and money you can make cuz they always say the same things. I'd take it.
Hardest: Dental surgery. Easiest: Cardiology, OPs. sm
Most interesting: Psych.
I think it's generally whatever you get the least of that you'll find the hardest. I used to hate OPs, GI procedures, and cardiology, but eventually got used to them and found they are repetitive (aka good money makers!).
MQ part-time benefits do NOT include medical/dental. Nm
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My dad owns a dental lab - GOOD money, steady work, very tedious though
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I do outpatient ortho, dental, general/internal, gastro, neuro,neuropsych, etc.
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