This work is about the career I chose. As part of a requirement for the English class I made this essay. I would like to be a doctor in orthodontist. The orthodontic profession is a branch in dentistry, which specializes in dental or oral repairs. Proximately I will present the years of studies of this profession, its functions and salaries.
Orthodontics is a specialty within dentistry that is especially dedicated to study, diagnose and treat malformations and defects of the teeth in humans. The most common defects that exist around the denture are: the shape, position, relationship and function of dentomaxillofacial, among other structures. Then any oral problem, Orthodontics will take care to prevent, diagnose, and if necessary, correct the existing alterations, to thus recover the proper disposal and dental health. There are two basic ways to carry out orthodontic treatment, on the one hand, based on what is referred to as braces, which consists of elements, bands and brackets, which attach to the teeth and which will anchor them elastic thin arches of metal through a set of ligatures. Periodically, the patient must attend their dentist's office to make this fit the devices depending on the result you are looking for. And on the other hand, we have the so-called removable …show more content…
But, as mentioned above, the learning never stops as new techniques are discovered and new equipment is invented.
Orthodontics is a specialty within dentistry that is especially dedicated to study, diagnose and treat malformations and defects of the teeth in humans. The most common defects that exist around the denture are: the shape, position, relationship and function of dentomaxillofacial, among other structures. Then any oral problem, Orthodontics will take care to prevent, diagnose, and if necessary, correct the existing alterations, to thus recover the proper disposal and dental health. There are two basic ways to carry out orthodontic treatment, on the one hand, based on what is referred to as braces, which consists of elements, bands and brackets, which attach to the teeth and which will anchor them elastic thin arches of metal through a set of ligatures. Periodically, the patient must attend their dentist's office to make this fit the devices depending on the result you are looking for. And on the other hand, we have the so-called removable …show more content…
But, as mentioned above, the learning never stops as new techniques are discovered and new equipment is invented.