Becoming An Orthodontist

“Every accomplishment begins with the decision to try” (Gail Devers.) To be an Orthodontist, you need to go to college. You want to make good decisions in life and be reputable, if you don't, then you are known for what you have done in the past. This quote fits with this topic because you want to reach your goals in life and it all starts when you try something new. My goal in this paper is for you to consider being an orthodontist. Trying something new or out of your comfort zone. It doesn't mean that this has to be your job but that it makes you think about your future job and what it takes to get there. Meanwhile, to achieve this goal, you need to have a bachelor's degree. You are probably wondering how long you would have to go to college to become an orthodontist. According to “Dental career guide” You can
With 3,640 new jobs filled by 2018. You don't want a job that won't have job openings when you apply. According to Recruiter, “Orthodontist make an average wage from 160,000 and 240,000 based on level of experience. Most orthodontists receive an average wage of 200,500 dollars per year.”
On the other hand, you're probably thinking about how long you have to work a week. Usually orthodontist work from 40 or more hours. From “RDH” website “You might not have the final decision-making authority, and it can be challenging to standardize anything as personal as clothing and shoes, makeup, and hair, but your opinions and positive attitudes can be a valuable contribution to the process.” Usually they wear normal clothes and put a type of lab coat over it. You don’t want to wear jewelry or have nail polish on your nails.
From looking at different sources about orthodontist, I can say that you want to try to go to college so you can get a bachelor's degree . I also think that if you like kids, being an orthodontist would be a good choice. The demand for orthodontist is only going up and that's what you