can i still become a dentist if i have a front tooth gap?
ive wanted to be a dentist for a long time but i dont know if i can be one because i have a front tooth gap. its not small but its not gigantic but i think its noticable. Ive been referred for braces but i was refused although i havent been referred for invisalign. Can i still study dentistry or should i look for another career?
Original post by coolblackguy
ive wanted to be a dentist for a long time but i dont know if i can be one because i have a front tooth gap. its not small but its not gigantic but i think its noticable. Ive been referred for braces but i was refused although i havent been referred for invisalign. Can i still study dentistry or should i look for another career?
Why should a gap within your teeth stop you from pursuing the career you wish to pursue?
Original post by User_name001
Why should a gap within your teeth stop you from pursuing the career you wish to pursue?
Why should a gap within your teeth stop you from pursuing the career you wish to pursue?
dont most dentists have straight teeth with no gaps??
Original post by coolblackguy
dont most dentists have straight teeth with no gaps??
What does that mean, a dentist could smoke and work as a dentist does that mean they’ll have white teeth probably not 🤷🏽*♂️
Original post by coolblackguy
dont most dentists have straight teeth with no gaps??
Original post by User_name001
Why should a gap within your teeth stop you from pursuing the career you wish to pursue?
Why should a gap within your teeth stop you from pursuing the career you wish to pursue?
dont most dentists have straight teeth with no gaps??
Personally I’ve never actually seen a dentists teeth, they’ve all been wearing the surgical masks so I don’t think it would be a thing people would notice also I had a front tooth gap (I think it measured 2 or 3 mm) and got referred for braces, I did get them and it closed within 3 months so if you didn’t get them I think you may be blowing it out of proportion?
Your physical appearance has nothing to do with the career you choose.
You don't need perfect teeth to be a dentist. You don't need any teeth to be a dentist provided you can communicate with patients effectively still...
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