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This 5 page paper compares and contrasts the careers of dentistry and criminal law. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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"accredited medical professional who specializes in the care of teeth, gums, and mouths" ("Dentist: A Day in the Life"). Among the skills that are necessary for dentistry are a "keen
eye for detail," manual dexterity and "strong interpersonal skills" ("Dentist: A Day in the Life"). A dentist actually "manipulates" a patients teeth and/or gums; his duties have also "evolved to
provide cosmetic care that addresses societys perception of hygiene and health, as with the burgeoning business in whitening teeth" ("Dentist: A Day in the Life"). Dentists are "preventative doctors" in
the most basic sense of the phrase, because they are the ones who see the evidence of problems long before they become serious; that is, they will see swollen gums,
signs of tooth decay and other indicators before the person is aware of the difficulty ("Dentist: A Day in the Life"). Because the patients habits have such an impact
on the state of his health, much of the dentists work is in educating the patient in ways to keep the mouths healthy; "the best dentists are skillful communicators" ("Dentist:
A Day in the Life"). Jaw problems or invasive procedures are usually done by an oral surgeon, and routine cleanings are often handled by a dental hygienist, freeing the dentist
from complex surgical procedures on one hand and routine work on the other ("Dentist: A Day in the Life"). Dentists may work 7-10 hours a day; when emergencies occur
they may lengthen the workday ("Dentist: A Day in the Life"). Unlike other medical professionals, dentists hours are usually regular, a big factor in attracting people to the profession ("Dentist:
A Day in the Life"). Many dentists said that they were "able to lead a fairly predictable life, take standard vacations around major holidays, and enjoy weekends with family" ("Dentist:
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