Computer systems are revolutionizing how we can amass patient information combining video, still images, and radiography in a single digital record. Lasers have been used in some circumstances and show promise for future use in treating dental disease. Air abrasion technology shows promise in allowing more conservative procedures. New anesthetic techniques are being studied and promise future visits will be more and more comfortable. Honestly dental school is very expensive.
Most people leave school with thousands of dollars of school loans.
Many states will pay a portion of the tab if you promise to practice in a rural area. Likewise, the military has significant offers. Many loans are available to most students for health careers. The money is there. Charles H. Cox III, D.D.S. W. Kirk Bond, D.D.S. 3010 Scott Blvd.