Have YOU Ever Considered Becoming An Orthodontist?

BEING AN ORTHODONTIST is incredibly rewarding! In fact, according to many career studies and publications it’s among the world’s top occupations.

Becoming An Orthodontist Is A LOT Of Work

Did you know that it takes at least 10 years of schooling AFTER high school to become an orthodontist? Four years for an undergraduate degree, four years of dental school, and then another 2–3 years of orthodontic training. And during those 10+ years of schooling, you’ll have to work your tail off!

However, It’s VERY Rewarding!

There’s an old saying attributed to Confucius that goes something like this… “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.”  When you really love your occupation, it’s absolutely worth the work to get there!

Some Of My Favorite Things About Being An Orthodontist

(NOTE TO OUR CLIENTS: You can replace what we’ve written below with your own favorite things… Or, you can leave them as is. It’s up to you…)

1. The orthodontics field is progressive and always improving. The continuing education is challenging in the best possible way.
2. Orthodontics is a career where science meets art! As part of the healthcare industry, you’ll be able to help people improve their health and comfort. But sometimes, what’s even more satisfying is watching people reclaim their confidence through a gorgeous smile!
3. The AWESOME, lifelong relationships that I build with great team members and with YOU—our fantastic patients!

Maybe YOU Should Think About Becoming An Orthodontist!

Do you think that YOU may be an aspiring orthodontist? Or, do you know someone who is?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vwS11o-r_Q

(NOTE TO OUR CLIENTS: This may be a good place to add your own advice… And of course, this is optional…)

Here’s another great resource for those seriously wondering what being an orthodontist entails.

If You’re Interested, Be Sure To Visit With Us!

If you have more questions, please ask us! We LOVE talking about what we do here each day and we’d be happy to visit with you!

Thanks so much for being our patient!