My Life As A Dental Hygienist

Life of a Dental Hygienist It all started when I moved here to the United States to our new home in Chicago. The process of cleaning and restoring our new home was so satisfying for me. I helped out with the yard work, organizing and cleaning the whole property inside and outside. Instead of this being a chore that most people would complain about, it was very pleasing and satisfying to me as if it was almost a hobby. My perfectionist personality made me strive to always have a clean room. I always keep my paperwork, closet, and drawers clean and organized. When my senior year started, I got a new job at Ziebart. The job consists of detailing cars and I instantly fell in love with it. To this date my job of cleaning and detailing cars is literally a hobby and
I don't complain when I wake up in the morning to go to work, but instead I look forward to going to work. With the process of detailing cars at my job, it tends to satisfy me and lets the time fly by. When my senior year was over and college was coming up I had to think fast of what I wanted to do with my life and what classes I wanted to take. With talking to my sister-in-law who had a good knowledge of many jobs, she mentioned her good friend was a dental hygienist. I did some research on the career and found out that it consists of teeth cleaning, and preventing from any mouth and gum disease from spreading and even preventing them from occurring. Since the job is a cleaning job and that is what I like doing with my life, it would be the perfect occupation for me. Then I saw the salary and was surprised, It was the perfect career for me. It was something that I actually liked doing and the pay was excellent for the little amount of school that was needed. I knew the job would need commitment which I