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    Dr Bert Miller
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    Anyone here a dentist? Anyone have information on becoming a dentist for a frum person? Anyone have information on a frum (young) woman becoming a dentist?

    All helpful replies greatly appreciated.

    Thank you!

    #697589
    popa_bar_abba
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    I was about to reply, but I see you only want helpful replies.

    #697590
    Health
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    There are 2 frum lady dentists in Lakewood. There are a lot of frum male dentists everywhere.

    #697591
    charliehall
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    There are a number of frum dentists in the Bronx. It is a fine career for a frum Jew.

    #697592
    pascha bchochma
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    Two of my friends are becoming frum female dentists. They happen to be a little more more modern (but very tzanua) though I don’t see why it would be an un-yeshivish thing to do.

    #697593
    so right
    Member

    “I don’t see why it would be an un-yeshivish thing to do.”

    umm, you can imagine a yeshivishe mother dentist servicing frum male patients??

    don’t kid yourself.

    #697594
    pascha bchochma
    Participant

    so right: What do you think yeshivishe physical and occupational therapists have to do? That’s right, they have to treat men, and yet this is seen as a fine profession. So do doctors and dentists (dentistry actually requires less touching than all the other ones I mentioned.)

    And how is it better for a male dentist to be treating female patients?

    #697595
    minyan gal
    Member

    so right – What would be the difference between a female dentist seeing a male patient and a female doctor seeing a male patient? In fact, I don’t think that I can EVER remember being alone in a room with my dentist – there is always an assistant present – and I have been alone with my doctor most of the time.

    #697596
    tomim tihye
    Member

    If you work well with kids, you can specialize in pediatric dentistry. Based on my own experiences and what I hear from other moms, I believe there’s a need for more dentists who handle kids well.

    #697597

    Is it safe?

    (sorry, I couldn’t resist ?)

    #697598
    Dr Bert Miller
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    Poppa, I had a nightmare last night that 10 people posted what you said. Or did that actually happen?

    Health, charlie, pascha, so right, minyan gal-why’d you choose that name? – tomim, and ICOT; thank you all for your responses (fine poppa, you too!). I looked up the price of dental school per semester – it’s pretty high. I don’t know if I should go into that or dental hygienist (sp?)or something else. I like the idea of dentistry because it pays very well, I’m not grossed out by looking into other ppl’s mouths :), flexible hours, you can work just a few days a week and still make a very decent salary…

    DO you guys or anyone else out there have some more ideas about dentistry or another profession?

    Thank you!

    ~ Frum

    #697599
    artchill
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    You are a female who wants good pay with flexible hours. At the fact that you thought about dental school, seems to indicate good attention to detail and s-t-e-a-d-y hands.

    Why don’t you look into Ultrasound Technician? It’s great pay and depending on your area of expertise, you will only work with female patients. Healthcare operations are always looking for good technicians.

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