answers 0:Hi everyone! Monday is my first day of my dental assisting classes. Im really nervous about it. Im nervous because if we make below a certain grade we can get kicked out of the program. What should i expect? Is it really difficult to learn the task/procedures? im just so scared that im going to mess up and get kicked out ðŸ™answers 1:It is going to be a challenge, but take the challenge head on. Like the other person said just ask a lot of questions and be very attentive. My girlfriend did a dental assisting program and she loved it, but she said it was difficult at times. And when she finally finished she felt like a new person. Just make your goal and go after it.answers 2:Student loans also take a cut before they provide it to the tuition for exclusive fee. Therefore, in the event you get $100, they take .Seventy five cents for price. (no longer certain a! bout the proper amount.) i'd school. If this will give you a career, then you'll need that later. Go back to the student aid workplace and ask extra questions. You want to grasp what's up. Word: even supposing they obtained your scholar loan, they must return it, for those who do not start. I needed to drop out and so they back my scholar mortgage....answers 3:Never See Dentist Again : http://DentalBook.uzaev.com/?qffqanswers 4:Don't worry. You'll be fine if you stop feeling like you can't do it. You're a smart, capable woman, right? Of course you are! If you have any difficulties, ask for help or someone to practice with. They don't WANT to kick you out so they will be happy to help.answers 5:Hi Morgan ~~Great that you're starting a new career! I know you will enjoy it. Dental assisting is always very interesting - never boring. (Unless you work for an endodontist, lol). You get to meet a lot of people too, and that's always fun.But you need a positive attitude -! not a "what if I get kicked out" mindset.It's not difficult -! you need to take good notes, and if you don't understand something, ASK. Always ask until it's very clear in your mind, then write it down before you forget.There are all sorts of sites on the web that can help - with mounting x-rays, tray set-ups, etc. The most important thing you can bring to class with you is a confident attitude. You're going to learn so much, and it's a nice career. You'll never have trouble finding a job, wherever you choose to live.If once you get started, and you find you don't understand something, or need extra help outside of the classroom - ask me. I assisted for SO many years - and if I can't help you, there are a lot of assistants here on Y!A. Somebody will always be willing to give you a helping hand.So, relax! You're taking a very positive step toward your future - don't be nervous, be excited and happy! You can do this!...
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