What major should i take if i want a career in dentistry?
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Most dentists do major in some type of science for their bachelor's degree, however, you can major in whatever you like.  For example, I have known dentists that were psychology majors.
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Well, this really depends on what you want to do with your college degree and in general what you are interested in.  I would suggest picking something that you are interested in and take that.  Pick subjects that are required for your major, but also select electives that you find interesting or that you are curious about.
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Absolutely nothing.  It just depends on the state in which the dentist went to dental school.  Some states give the title D.D.S. which is Doctor of Dental Science.  Some states give the title of D.M.D. which is Doctor of Dental Medicine.
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A B.S. will require more coursework in biology, and carries a little more prestige.  The B.A. will give you more time to study in other fields.  You need to decide what you are interested in.  The coursework itself is only part of your education.  Talk to a dentist, especially one affiliated with a dental school, for more advice on what dental schools want.
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Well they could always run a dental school or dental hygenist school.  Or be a dental consultant.  Possibly design new dental equipment or work for an insurance company overseeing dental stuff.  Or maybe just change practice from doing all dental stuff to only the more profitable - specialize.
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Political Science....PolySci.  It would be a major to afford avenues into many meaningful professions.  Law, news, politics and many more.
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If you want to become a dermatologist you should major in biology and look into a premed program.
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Very few people stick with one career for their whole lives.  Pick the thing that is most interesting to you now and pursue that.  As long as you're doing something you enjoy, you can pursue the other things you like as hobbies.  If you decide to change jobs, there will be time for that later, and you will get to do more than one of the things you enjoy.\n\nUnless you're looking at something that will take years and years of preparation--such as medical school--you need not feel as if you're making a permanent committment.  (And even then, you still have options.  I knew a guy who went all the way through medical school and then decided he didn't want to be a doctor.  He went back and did dental school; he loves being a dentist.)
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for your information, dentists attend 4 years of professional training culminating in a dental degree.  dentists are experts in the treatment of head and neck because their training focuses on this area.  just as you would not want a dentist doing an ultrasound on your testicles, you would not want a cardiovascular surgeon doing your root canal.  specialties exist for a reason...  also, medical schools teach absolutely nothing about treating oral diseases having to do with teeth.  feel free to go to your proctologist for your next dental procedure if you think dentists are not worthy of your mouth.
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What major do you want?
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Here's the ADA site, which has a ton of information on courses and schools:\n\nhttp://www.ada.org/public/education/careers/dentistry_bro.asp
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I just finished a dental assistant course and hopefully will go back to school in a few years to become a dental hygienist.  I hear the pay is good in certain states.  Also, you have to be sure, wherever you are, that there is a high demand on the career of your choice, unless you're willing to relocate.  I love the dental field and am looking forward to continuing my education.  Good luck.
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you can always go to B.Sc microbiology or biochemistry or something like that and become a research scholar or if you are really good at it ,u can go 4 doc or related phisiotherapy or dentistry ,etc...
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You are very lucky to have such broad interests. They will help you enjoy your studies no matter what your major is. The best way I know to choose a major is start taking classes. No matter what major you choose or what college you attend you will need to take general education classes. You will need maths, science, social sciences, history, English, probably a foreign language, etc. Once you start taking these introductory courses you will learn more about that field of study. If something appeals to you take an upper level course in that subject. Also visit your college's career center. They will have assessments that you can take to help you discover what careers are best suited for your interests. They should also have resources there that will allow you to see what careers are expected to have openings and what to expect. Finally, volunteer and/or do an internship. The best way to learn about a career is to try it out. Volunteering is a great way to gain experience, meet people in the field, and find out what you are good at. Good luck to you.
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not until you want to be a psychologist\nyou should major in bio if you want to be an MD
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If you are looking for a job that you can realistically achieve in a reasonable number of years:\nDentist\nLawyer\nDoctor\nVet
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General Dentistry is usually a three year program.  A Bachelor of Science degree is a prerequisite.