#Dental Student

[a-herlibrary]

bringing you a not-so-aesthetic side of being a student. it’s 11:45pm and i’m not even close to finishing this LO. but i know that i got this!

update: I PASSED THE EXAM! 😭

[ihearthisto]

🥚 Esoph-egg-us 🥚

✅Non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

✅Circumscribing muscularis mucosae

✅Submucosal glands

✅Dual layered muscularis externa

It just isn’t Spring until you have painted your very own Esoph-egg-us

So get cracking and I don’t want to hear any eggscuses

i♡histo

[odetteden]

as any new experiences are about to approach all of you in this fall season, whether it’s work, studies or anything else, make sure to tune and check in with yourself to not forget your being as a human with needs and wants. daily reminders for your emotional, physical and mental well being will pay off more than anything, especially more than letting yourself slip away.

[bballanced]

Studying aesthetics

[foggyscholar]

sorry pharma/dental students, tell me in the tags, and sorry for lumping together pharmDs, dentists and anyone else i might be missing, tumblr has a limited number of poll options and i wanted to include "other/see results" lol also, put in the tags why or why not

[dental-study-blogs]

Surviving dental practicals by dark academia music.

Night is long and I hope to get it all done.

[australiandentalschools]

Day in the life of a UQ dentistry student

Are you considering studying dentistry? Then you should meet former OzTREKK student Sean Choi!

Sean is a Canadian student who began the Bachelor of Dental Science Honours at The University of Queensland Dental School in 2018. Here, he gives you a fantastic overview of what to expect as a dental student. And, let’s be honest: It looks incredible!

Keep reading!

[messyvirgogrl]

[ahandfullofdreams]

Another productive but tiring day. I don't want to admit it but I'm really enjoying myself in prostho. Gonna study for tomorrow's case and call it a day.

[hello-flosch]

GUESS WHO JUST BOUGHT THEIR DENTAL STUDY EQUIPMENT

AAAAAAH FEELS FAKE TO SPEND SOO MUCH MONEY

kinda relived I did it and don't have to stress about it anymore but still feels fake

[sirenadeloceano]

My pt got me a gift today and her message was so cute🥹✨🫶🏽

[descent-into-autumn]

dentistry is looking a little too interesting right now….

[medicalschoolinaustralia]

How to Go from High School to Medical or Dental School

Can you go straight from high school into medical school or dental school?

Thousands of Canadians apply to study in Australia every year, and among them are recent high school graduates looking to pursue a professional degree.

Unlike many countries, Australia offers direct entry into undergraduate medicine or dentistry programs. This means you can apply to medical or dental school straight from high school, without having to do a bachelor’s degree first.

To help give you a bit more info about what you can study and what to expect, we recently held our Study in Australia: Undergraduate Medicine & Dentistry webinar, which featured 1 student and 2 alumni, Nadia, Rahat, and Nick. All three were eager to help future students by sharing their stories and answering questions.

[techtuesdaydmd]

Life & Technology - May 14, 2023

Hey world! This is CaptainTechy420, and welcome to TechTuesday! Today, I want to share how technology impacts my life—oops, our lives.

The pace of technological advancement in our lifetime is incredible, and it's no wonder the entire world depends on it. Technology has made everything more accessible, efficient, and convenient—just a click away. With a single click, you can connect with people globally and access numerous websites for schoolwork and research. It's remarkably convenient.

Personally, life without the internet can be enjoyable but only to a certain extent. Imagine being outside and spotting a bird with vibrant colors and beautiful sounds. How would you learn about such a magnificent creature without the internet? Quick research is impossible without it. Going to the library feels tedious when you can get information instantly online. Everyone depends on current technology because it puts everything at our fingertips. Technology and the internet have become integral parts of our lives, making tasks easier and more convenient.

In today's world, we all depend on technology. During the pandemic, we relied heavily on the internet to stay connected and sane. We used it for work and school, and people depended on it for everyday tasks and community interactions (online). Governments worldwide relied on technology to keep their countries functioning during the crisis. The entire world leaned on it, as it became vital to everyone's life.

Our devices are our life companions—laptops, cell phones, tablets, iPads, smartwatches, and more. These gadgets hold much of our lives and fit into the palm of our hands. However, they also control us.

In summary, the internet is indispensable. Technology is woven into everyone's daily routines. It's impossible to live without it if you're part of the generation that grew up with it. It's an essential part of our lives, making us so dependent on it that we often overlook its drawbacks. While technology is fun and makes life easier, it also brings challenges like data privacy concerns, reduced face-to-face interactions, and increased screen time. Balancing its benefits and drawbacks is crucial for a healthier relationship with technology

[dental-study-blogs]

Light day

A productive morning with a relaxed evening ✨

[australiandentalschools]

About the Sydney Dental School Simulation Centre

The University of Sydney Dental School recently bolstered its dentistry learning experience with $9.4 million investment in new simulation facilities.

Sydney dental students receive immediate, three-dimensional, audio and written feedback from the various simulation modalities on their work on artificial teeth (such as a cavity, crown, and endodontic access preparations).

The advanced technology addresses well-known challenges in dental education to provide objective feedback, such as grading scale, rater calibration, bias, training, grading fatigue, subjective influences as well as the demand for immediate and objective feedback.

Doctor of Dental Medicine at Sydney Dentistry School

The Sydney Dentistry’s 4-year, full-time, graduate-entry Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) course offers you the opportunity to develop skills through practice-based learning and will expose you to new dental technologies and research. The DMD will educate you to draw on evidence to treat patients effectively and respond to the changing oral health needs of the community.