Hello melanie, love your videos. I know this video is not the right one for my question but I seen where you talk about mistakes in the dental field. I wanted to know if you ever had to change from multiple dental office until the right one was good for you? I am having a hard time with offices because of the rudeness and the expectation to get everything done within a month as a new dental assistant. I have become more confident and trying my best to learn all the time but i stress so much after starting this field of career. any advice? Thank you!
Im 13 years old And I'm learning these dental lessons and basic instruments it's fun This is helpful:) hope you make more videos of these Dental basics 😀 Love from -pinocchio boo known as haesoo ^^
I currently work in general but interested going to endo. Can you talk about what its like transitioning to endo and are there any other procedures that you do? I want do something more repetitive unlike in general everyday is so different. TIA!
Honestly transitioning to endo was pretty intimidating at first bc they had all this fancy tech and files and rotarys that I had no idea about. But the doctor made the transition easy because he is very easy going :) it is also easy because it is the same thing all the time 😏 Other than root canals, we do apicoectomys, I&D, and emergency splint placing I hope you find a good endo office if you chose to leave general :)
I'd Refuse The Dental Dam.. But I Dont Have Any Crwons Or Any RCTs, So No Biggie!! I Was A Dental Assistant For A Few Years, & I Was An Oral Surgeon Assitant.. Security Guard Now 😂
I love your videos so much, I am looking for dental assistant program. I am living in San Francisco, CA. I am considering the 8-10 months ( about 14.000- 15.000$) which prepare to take CDA and the one is only ten sessions ( 10 days 8-5pm and it is 2500$) which train you to work as DA, in this way you work at Dental Office for 15 months then apply to take RDA California state exam. As you experience, which way you would recommen me to go? Thanks so much for your information. It’s so helpful!!! Loveee
That Crimson Chin edit was GOLD!!! 🤣😂🤣
Lol thanks xD he told me to add him in there and I just had to oblidge :P
Hello melanie, love your videos. I know this video is not the right one for my question but I seen where you talk about mistakes in the dental field. I wanted to know if you ever had to change from multiple dental office until the right one was good for you? I am having a hard time with offices because of the rudeness and the expectation to get everything done within a month as a new dental assistant. I have become more confident and trying my best to learn all the time but i stress so much after starting this field of career. any advice? Thank you!
I swear I learn more from you than I did in school and I have been a dental assistant for 5 years.
Omg this is so much easier than the way we were taught today. Thank you!
Yay! Glad it helped 🤗
Im 13 years old
And I'm learning these dental lessons and basic instruments it's fun
This is helpful:) hope you make more videos of these Dental basics 😀
Love from -pinocchio boo known as haesoo ^^
That is so great that you’re starting off so young!! Do you want to be a dental assistant? Hygienist? Or dentist when u grow up??
@@MelanieLunaDiaz yeah I wanna be a assistant
Love your videos !! I was wondering if you can show us the endodontic set up it would be very helpful ♥️🥺
I currently work in general but interested going to endo. Can you talk about what its like transitioning to endo and are there any other procedures that you do? I want do something more repetitive unlike in general everyday is so different. TIA!
Honestly transitioning to endo was pretty intimidating at first bc they had all this fancy tech and files and rotarys that I had no idea about. But the doctor made the transition easy because he is very easy going :) it is also easy because it is the same thing all the time 😏
Other than root canals, we do apicoectomys, I&D, and emergency splint placing
I hope you find a good endo office if you chose to leave general :)
I'd Refuse The Dental Dam.. But I Dont Have Any Crwons Or Any RCTs, So No Biggie!!
I Was A Dental Assistant For A Few Years, & I Was An Oral Surgeon Assitant.. Security Guard Now 😂
Yeah the dental Assisting life isn’t for everyone 😅 that’s great though! You like guarding better??
I love your videos so much, I am looking for dental assistant program. I am living in San Francisco, CA. I am considering the 8-10 months ( about 14.000- 15.000$) which prepare to take CDA and the one is only ten sessions ( 10 days 8-5pm and it is 2500$) which train you to work as DA, in this way you work at Dental Office for 15 months then apply to take RDA California state exam. As you experience, which way you would recommen me to go? Thanks so much for your information. It’s so helpful!!! Loveee
Hi Melanie, thanks for all you do!
Thanks for the tips queen !! 💕💕😊
No problem! Thanks for watching ^.^
Thanks for this ♥️ I'm studying dental assisting in Argentina
Hi Melanie, thank you for sharing the tips…👍
Mam in one video you said you make 23 dollars an hour as a dental assistant. Is it pre tax or post tax income? Please reply.
Pre-tax I make 23 an hour :)
Nice thank you for the shout out it been a minute you having been here
I know! My classes started again and so I’ve having to learn to manage my schedule again 😪
Oh really what classes you taking
@@roycevlogs6123 still the basics so math and ethics
Oh nice
Nice
Melanie where are you from