Just started dentistry after 2 years of medicine. For me med school was just too competitive and stressfull with all the requiremts to enroll in your favorite specialism and then to have endless nightshifts... Really happy I've made that choice.
How are you liking it if you’re still in the dental field? I’m taking a break from the cosmetology field for a little while because it is very hard and stressful on my body I’m really interested in phlebotomy blood drawing or dental school… I’m stuck with what I want to do but, I know I want to continue my education while I’m 21 and can handle the changes better.
After 3 years , what do you think ? Did you make the right decision? Is dentistry worth it? Currently I am also struggling to choose between the two. Would really appreciate it if you share your experience.
@@MALI-sm7zm Haha, almost forgot I made this comment 3 years ago. Great question btw. I'm now in my 4th year of dental school and I love it! Still doubting if I might still finish medicine after dental school to become a maxillofacial surgeon as I want to do larger things than the mouth. However, I discovered how many things are already in dentistry and how much you can do after dental school and that on every sub-division in dentistry like periodontics, implants, endodontics, crowns and many more you can expand and specialise yourself. So you can do a lot of things as a dentist and the work hours and independence as a dentist is great. If you want to see more what dentist do, I would recommend the channel 'Dental minute with Steven Cutbirth' and you see how much you can do in dentistry. In short, if you want to communicate more with patients, do more general diseases over the body, want to be involved in big things and maybe want to do really big things and can accept hard work times and stress then medicine is for you. If you want to not be involved as much with diseases like cancer, death and other things and want a more 'straight-forward' path and a simpler work life but more fixed to one certain part of the body, dentistry is for you. I am happy with the choice I've made but that is different for everybody and everybody has different interests. I hope for you that you make the right decision!
I’m a dentist and dental school was hell ion earth would never go do it again, so many sleepless nights, you are a glutton for punishment another 6 years omg that’s super human and congratulations.
@@sanazlol7433 omg can’t believe it’s been two years since I wrote that! If you’re unsure about dentistry or medicine you gotta think about wether you like to work with your hands and brains (dentistry) or mostly brains (medicine). Since you’re gonna be seeing patients and actually treat them it’s a bit more stressful than med school in that aspect. I have friends who are in med school and we’re in our clinical years all they do is take history and examination they don’t let the students treat patients in any kind of way while in dentistry i have my own clinic I have patients and I could deliver many treatments with the supervision of directors. Also I managed to have some free time and started a business and I’m sure if I was in med school I wouldn’t make up the time for that lol However medicine does have a wider range of specialties and perhaps better job opportunities who knows🤷🏻♀️
I’m in the exact same situation:( I attended medical school for two years, I had to immigrate to another country and this time i’m applying to dental because it is shorter and the lifestyle is easier but i know in my heart that i want to be a surgeon so I told myself that I will study maxillofacial surgery after dental school if i’m not satisfied with where i am. I am so lost right now :( its like a limbo
I am a medical student now and i don’t regret my choice 😊 i feel like i’m finally doing what i wanted! Yahia Khaled dentistry was the logical choice for me but medicine was what my heart wanted! I’m glad that i finally found out what works for me best.
it depends what is "easier" if you are a hands on learner or if you are a book worm learner. i feel like clinic work is repetition so its getting tired physically whereas medical school is being tired but more mentally rather than physically at least the first two years. Theres a difference between being tired from assisting in surgery and being tired from studying and reading 8 hours a day. both are hard in their own way.
So did you take the STEP1 or the STEPS for that matter? i can't believe you thought medical school was easier?! lol Thats pretty cool you didn't find it that challenging, not a lot of people can say that.
I prefer things where I get my hands working , also I despise studying for long hours cause it bores me out . but I still love medicine with everything that's coming with it . do you have any idea which is more theory and which is more practice related ?
Thank you so much for making this video! I’ve finished high school already but currently doing what I can to get into undergrad (biology related), and I want to go to dental school. And it made me so happy when you said you chose the 6 year track to become an OMFS because that’s what I want to do as well! I’ve juggled between both, but in the end I decided that I want to do dentistry and get into OMF surgery :) Thank you for making this video and good luck for whatever you have planned in the future ❤️
Above comment is totally right. Your hand skills can greatly improve with time and practice. Only way to get better is to go for it! Honestly, an art class would probably not hurt either. You’d be surprised at how much it can help. Especially any kind of sculpting or wood working, etc
@@physicsenthusiast2327 Yeah, I did! I decided for med school because I'd like to learn complexly about the body and have a bigger impact on my patients than just fixing their teeth. And also another deciding factor was that people don't like to go to the dentist and I don't want my work to be such 'dark' place. Lol
@@physicsenthusiast2327 Try toss a coin 😉 People say that what you imagine the moment when it's rotating in the air that's what you should go for. Hope this helps :)
does anyone know how to increase chances of being accepted into OMFS residency? The school nearest to me (where I will also be attending dental school) only accepts two students into the residency program per year.
My name is Chayse and I am a senior at a small private University I also play D2 golf for them. Ever since I was 3 years old and my mother took me to the dentist for the first time I have been interested in teeth, to the point that my Dentist had to keep asking me to step back because I was getting in the road. I was a Bio major my freshman year but because of my university's financial issues they cut the major so starting my sophomore year I had to switch to exercise Science as that is what they told me would be the closest to my current major and still very well accepted into graduate schools. I have a 2.9-3.0 cum gpa and hopefully will be 3.2 or higher after this last semester. I still have to take micro bio and organic chem as I can not fit it in my schedule this semester so after I graduate this May I will have to go back part time. I still need to take my Dat as well probably next spring. My goal is WVU dental school as its the closest to me. My parents support me as they know I truly want to do the work but are worried about me not getting in as I'm not the best standardized test taker as well as struggling in chemistry and high level math. So honestly do you think someone in my shoes has a chance of getting into Dental school or should I start looking into other careers? Thank you.
If you're on the fence between the two, then choose Dentistry, hands-down. No residency required, come out of school making $150k+, 9-5 hours, easy job security, unlimited earning potential, etc. Medicine is also a great field, but it's a huge grind. A GP dentist has far more earning potential than a GP doctor
Thank god you and your youtube exists... I have been so nervous about deciding between the two but im glad to see my dream of being both is possible, I have POTS, amongst a bunch of other autoimmunes; im high functioning as of the moment, but that could change and its my biggest fear.
Do mbbs than .dentistry is overall physically demanding after mbbs you have the option of opening a clinic by becoming a general physician or you can become a surgeon
I am in the same boat. I am 33 years old and this's 3rd year in college. I really like dentistry. I don't if it is too late now:( am I too old to become a dentist? please give me some advices? thanks in advence.
it's never too late, you;'re so lucky!!! in my country there's a requirement that you must < 21 y.o / 3 years max after graduate from high school to apply to Med/Dent School!
I just graduated with a physics BS and debating between law and dental school. Aside from being good with hands, what else is expected from a dental student?
Amongst other things, a couple that come to mind off the top of my head would be time management skills and great communication skills. You can have the best didactic knowledge or hand skills but if you have poor beside manner you're going to struggle in most situations.
Nothing is unrealistic as long as you have a job that covers your family's spending, we can say an online business or a business where you remote manage the company. Nothing is impossible in this world, if you want it go and get it, its realistic
I have a buddy that I went to undergrad with who is now 29 applying this cycle. Definitely not too late. Realistically, you’re still young so just make sure you’ll be happy pursuing medicine for the next few years.
I’m scared because I’m in my second year of undergrad and don’t know what u want to do. Right now I’m pre med but I’m scared I’m not good enough at school to get into dental or medical school. I’m a B student Please help
Even with the 4 years OMFS program is possible to do fellowships ? And do you think the people who does the 6 years program have more advantages than the dentists that choose the 4 years ?? Iam really confused.
@@dulim3308 in Philippines, dental school is 6 yrs, 2 yrs Pre Dent ( lectures) 2 yrs pre - clinical (lectures + laboratory tooth models only) and 2 yrs clinical ( real patients)
تمام شكرا عل النظرة العامة التي قدمتيها ،اعتقد ان كلا المجالين يحتاج سنين طويلة،استغربت انت قلت الأسنان أصعب او الزمالة يعني كله يحتاج الى وقت وتعب ولكن شهادة الطب يعني ماذا اضافت ونضيف لمجالك ولا فقط طموح يعني ،، طبعا فهمتك تماما ورايت ان اكتب بالعربي ،،،،درعا
Just a piece of info for those who are considering following her route. A 6 year OMFS program is not the answer for you if you want to be a physician. Although you will have a MD after your name, you will not be regarded as a physician by other physicians simply because the training of a physician, like she said in the video, takes 4 years of med school plus 2-10+ years of residency/ fellowship ( depending on how deep the rabbit hole you want to go...). A MD OMFS program will make you a dentist, a OMF surgeon with a MD title ( that is granted based on first two of med school plus a few rotation geared mainly related to surgery/OMFS). You will not have the option to choose any of the medical specialty without doing 4 years of med school again. That’s a pretty good indicator the MD title associated to a OMFS is not equivalent to a the regular MD. I personally think dentistry is awesome, and OMFS is one of the best specialties if you have what it takes. So, don’t think I’m putting her down. She has to be very competent to be accepted to a good OMFS program. You got to make up your mind and pick one before you start. There is not substitute for med school if you want to be a physician in the end. I just don’t want people to get confused.
actually, her MD degree can be a ticket for specializing in other fields of medicine. Her MD degree is also the MD degree of other Physicians. There is only one MD degree according to the LAW making her a dentist, surgeon and a medical Doctor, technically at the same time. Thanks
@@freedeworld true. My friend is an OMS with DDS, MD. He decided to specialize in Plastic Surgery after OMS residency. He did the full plastic surgery residency. He is now the head of plastic surgery department of the hospital.
Iloilo Nurses RN it’s not a matter of whether it is possible. You will be a far less competitive candidate at the end of the day. It would be a bad idea to go into OMFS with the idea of doing medicine instead of dentistry. Plus, the rules are different in the old days. There were times when a dentist anesthesiologist work side by side with physician anesthesiologist doing open heart or neuro surgeries, but it is not happening now.
Dr.Rola, is someone able to do both OMFS and Gen at the same time or Gen and Ortho or OMFS and Ortho? I am curious to know as I am pursuing a career and dentistry and am a little confused as to which specialty I would like to go into.
What other dental specialty pays stipend? And yes, OMFS gets paid 50-60k per year during residency BUT you’re typically charged medical school tuition during the 2 med school years
How come school pay and student debt is so bad in the US? I live in the UK and we don't have that problem... could u explain it to me because i hear everywhere that its a huge problem😣
I know I’m late but it’s not a dual program. You do 4 years undergrad, 4 years dental school, THEN apply for a 6 year OMFS residency (Which includes getting an MD).
Sorry but I'm so confused. How are you in OFMS residency and in medical school, why did you decide to go to dental and medical school when you can go straight to medical school and pursue something like ENT or plastic surgery??? I'm a medical student and don't understand how this is even possible doing dental residency and medical school
In the US you do take care of patients as a part of the dental school program. Since you are not a licensed dentist until you are done with school you cannot work outside of the school.
If im 44 when I finish my bachelor's degree - Am I too old to become a dentist.....49 when I'm finished school- also Im concerned about paying back debts of 300- 500 k at my age.....Also is there anything that I can do to stand out to get accepted into dental school? Like a master's degree or EMT or extra shadowing or nutrition certs....Thanks in advance!!!
I am in the same boat. I am 33 years old and this's 3rd year in college. I really like dentistry. I don't if it is too late now:( am I too old to become a dentist? please give me some advices? thanks in advence.
@@Hugo-fd8ky For me I have 3 kids which includes 1 newborn and alot of debt and I will be 41 in a few months- so I m not going to become a dentist at 46 ....But for you your younger and if you don't have debt- go for it....But count the cost of schools which can be up to 350- 500 k ....Also consider dental hygienist which is only 2 years and gets paid well and school is at community college maybe 40 k in student loans.
You don't (or didn't when this video was filmed) know a lot about different medical specialties and it shows. It's a little embarrassing that you're sharing misinformation. FM outpatient clinic can be extremely hands on. Look up all the procedures they do. IM inpatient can also be very hands on, again, look up the procedures that are possible there. It's also insulting to say they just refer patients when they really manage so many different diseases.
So this means to me that lots of dentists don't know what they are doing and lots more will tell you that you need unnecessary work just to make money at you and your teeth's expense.
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Just started dentistry after 2 years of medicine. For me med school was just too competitive and stressfull with all the requiremts to enroll in your favorite specialism and then to have endless nightshifts... Really happy I've made that choice.
You are lucky, in dentistry it's more easily to become successful.
How are you liking it if you’re still in the dental field? I’m taking a break from the cosmetology field for a little while because it is very hard and stressful on my body I’m really interested in phlebotomy blood drawing or dental school… I’m stuck with what I want to do but, I know I want to continue my education while I’m 21 and can handle the changes better.
After 3 years , what do you think ? Did you make the right decision? Is dentistry worth it?
Currently I am also struggling to choose between the two.
Would really appreciate it if you share your experience.
@@MALI-sm7zm Haha, almost forgot I made this comment 3 years ago. Great question btw. I'm now in my 4th year of dental school and I love it! Still doubting if I might still finish medicine after dental school to become a maxillofacial surgeon as I want to do larger things than the mouth. However, I discovered how many things are already in dentistry and how much you can do after dental school and that on every sub-division in dentistry like periodontics, implants, endodontics, crowns and many more you can expand and specialise yourself. So you can do a lot of things as a dentist and the work hours and independence as a dentist is great. If you want to see more what dentist do, I would recommend the channel 'Dental minute with Steven Cutbirth' and you see how much you can do in dentistry. In short, if you want to communicate more with patients, do more general diseases over the body, want to be involved in big things and maybe want to do really big things and can accept hard work times and stress then medicine is for you. If you want to not be involved as much with diseases like cancer, death and other things and want a more 'straight-forward' path and a simpler work life but more fixed to one certain part of the body, dentistry is for you. I am happy with the choice I've made but that is different for everybody and everybody has different interests. I hope for you that you make the right decision!
How are you may fraind whate are u choice dental or med@@MALI-sm7zm
I’m a dentist and dental school was hell ion earth would never go do it again, so many sleepless nights, you are a glutton for punishment another 6 years omg that’s super human and congratulations.
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@Rossy's dude what ? 💀
@Rossy's but yet he is still a dentist... what are you.
@Rossy's what is wrong with you, dirty thing
@Rossy's what blatant racism, also deep deep insecurity. Please seek help
i start dental school in less than a month this was so helpful thank you for the excitement boost!!
mary la me too
Are you smart student lol. Cause I'm not and I really want to join
How is it?
How is it going?!i’m stuck between medicine and dentistry so i’d love to know!
@@sanazlol7433 omg can’t believe it’s been two years since I wrote that!
If you’re unsure about dentistry or medicine you gotta think about wether you like to work with your hands and brains (dentistry) or mostly brains (medicine). Since you’re gonna be seeing patients and actually treat them it’s a bit more stressful than med school in that aspect. I have friends who are in med school and we’re in our clinical years all they do is take history and examination they don’t let the students treat patients in any kind of way while in dentistry i have my own clinic I have patients and I could deliver many treatments with the supervision of directors.
Also I managed to have some free time and started a business and I’m sure if I was in med school I wouldn’t make up the time for that lol
However medicine does have a wider range of specialties and perhaps better job opportunities who knows🤷🏻♀️
I’m in the exact same situation:( I attended medical school for two years, I had to immigrate to another country and this time i’m applying to dental because it is shorter and the lifestyle is easier but i know in my heart that i want to be a surgeon so I told myself that I will study maxillofacial surgery after dental school if i’m not satisfied with where i am. I am so lost right now :( its like a limbo
If I may ask did you pursue dentistry or not? If so do you regret it?
I am a medical student now and i don’t regret my choice 😊
i feel like i’m finally doing what i wanted!
Yahia Khaled dentistry was the logical choice for me but medicine was what my heart wanted!
I’m glad that i finally found out what works for me best.
Mar yam r8
Mar yam im mbbs dr🏥🏥🏥
Me too, I want to become a surgeon
I am worried about burnout in dentistry and how people handle the buisness aspect of dentistry
it depends what is "easier" if you are a hands on learner or if you are a book worm learner. i feel like clinic work is repetition so its getting tired physically whereas medical school is being tired but more mentally rather than physically at least the first two years. Theres a difference between being tired from assisting in surgery and being tired from studying and reading 8 hours a day. both are hard in their own way.
So did you take the STEP1 or the STEPS for that matter? i can't believe you thought medical school was easier?! lol Thats pretty cool you didn't find it that challenging, not a lot of people can say that.
I prefer things where I get my hands working , also I despise studying for long hours cause it bores me out . but I still love medicine with everything that's coming with it . do you have any idea which is more theory and which is more practice related ?
@@blackliliim very interested as to what field you chose and how you are doing right now
Thank you so much for making this video! I’ve finished high school already but currently doing what I can to get into undergrad (biology related), and I want to go to dental school. And it made me so happy when you said you chose the 6 year track to become an OMFS because that’s what I want to do as well! I’ve juggled between both, but in the end I decided that I want to do dentistry and get into OMF surgery :) Thank you for making this video and good luck for whatever you have planned in the future ❤️
@Unknown User What is an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
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How are you doing right now? Did you meet your goals?
I wanna know how is it going now do you think it.was the best choice
You have no idea how much you helped me thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
I love hands-on work, but my hands skills aren't that great.. I fear being a sucker as a dentist/surgeon.. what should I do? 🤔🤷🏻♂️
U ِE through practise you can improve drastically, you'd be surprised how good you can become!
Above comment is totally right. Your hand skills can greatly improve with time and practice. Only way to get better is to go for it!
Honestly, an art class would probably not hurt either. You’d be surprised at how much it can help. Especially any kind of sculpting or wood working, etc
Strider 3 I agree, art class can really help, you should try it
@@workout9594 be a orthodontist/physician
I was accepted to both of the medical and dental school. Now I don't know what to choose... Hope this video will help me :)
So did u finally make a decision? :)
@@physicsenthusiast2327 Yeah, I did! I decided for med school because I'd like to learn complexly about the body and have a bigger impact on my patients than just fixing their teeth. And also another deciding factor was that people don't like to go to the dentist and I don't want my work to be such 'dark' place. Lol
@@allyhvis6046 Well that's great! As for me, I'm still indecisive lol
@@physicsenthusiast2327 Try toss a coin 😉 People say that what you imagine the moment when it's rotating in the air that's what you should go for. Hope this helps :)
@@allyhvis6046Thank you, that is actually a great idea! I might just try doing that! :)
Looking forward to the specialties video!
With love.. from Nigeria
Sucess😚
Love your channel. This is very inspirational.
does anyone know how to increase chances of being accepted into OMFS residency? The school nearest to me (where I will also be attending dental school) only accepts two students into the residency program per year.
My name is Chayse and I am a senior at a small private University I also play D2 golf for them. Ever since I was 3 years old and my mother took me to the dentist for the first time I have been interested in teeth, to the point that my Dentist had to keep asking me to step back because I was getting in the road. I was a Bio major my freshman year but because of my university's financial issues they cut the major so starting my sophomore year I had to switch to exercise Science as that is what they told me would be the closest to my current major and still very well accepted into graduate schools. I have a 2.9-3.0 cum gpa and hopefully will be 3.2 or higher after this last semester. I still have to take micro bio and organic chem as I can not fit it in my schedule this semester so after I graduate this May I will have to go back part time. I still need to take my Dat as well probably next spring. My goal is WVU dental school as its the closest to me. My parents support me as they know I truly want to do the work but are worried about me not getting in as I'm not the best standardized test taker as well as struggling in chemistry and high level math. So honestly do you think someone in my shoes has a chance of getting into Dental school or should I start looking into other careers? Thank you.
If you're on the fence between the two, then choose Dentistry, hands-down. No residency required, come out of school making $150k+, 9-5 hours, easy job security, unlimited earning potential, etc.
Medicine is also a great field, but it's a huge grind. A GP dentist has far more earning potential than a GP doctor
You go girl!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank god you and your youtube exists... I have been so nervous about deciding between the two but im glad to see my dream of being both is possible, I have POTS, amongst a bunch of other autoimmunes; im high functioning as of the moment, but that could change and its my biggest fear.
Do mbbs than .dentistry is overall physically demanding after mbbs you have the option of opening a clinic by becoming a general physician or you can become a surgeon
Rola, I’m reinstalling my insta just so I can see your life updates! 😭❤️
I am in the same boat. I am 33 years old and this's 3rd year in college. I really like dentistry. I don't if it is too late now:( am I too old to become a dentist? please give me some advices? thanks in advence.
it’s never too late to further your career or dream 💕
I absolutely agree!
it's never too late, you;'re so lucky!!! in my country there's a requirement that you must < 21 y.o / 3 years max after graduate from high school to apply to Med/Dent School!
I just graduated with a physics BS and debating between law and dental school. Aside from being good with hands, what else is expected from a dental student?
Amongst other things, a couple that come to mind off the top of my head would be time management skills and great communication skills. You can have the best didactic knowledge or hand skills but if you have poor beside manner you're going to struggle in most situations.
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Yo guys is anyone here thinking to take dental school? Can we guys like talk about it☹️🙏🙏❤️❤️
To become wrilly a good dental doctor you need to watch mentors and you need to do now what they did before 🦷🤗
Hey I’d love to talk about it with someone too message me on my insta acc : jaghar19
I love watching your videos- they’re so helpful and personable!! Thank you for doing these!! :-)
In your opinion, would it be unrealistic to go into medicine at 28 years old with a BSN and a family?
Nothing is unrealistic as long as you have a job that covers your family's spending, we can say an online business or a business where you remote manage the company.
Nothing is impossible in this world, if you want it go and get it, its realistic
It's never too late to become a dentist. 🦷🤗
I have a buddy that I went to undergrad with who is now 29 applying this cycle. Definitely not too late. Realistically, you’re still young so just make sure you’ll be happy pursuing medicine for the next few years.
no its never too late
Which career path you think is more demanding considering working schedules? Such as for having family, etc...
dentistry is easier and give more time than medecine
hos sam 💯💯
I was told that while in medical you cannot be working, so were you actively working as a dentist then?
i m studying dental assisting program now, but if i dontlie it, the next step is sonography,
Thankyou mam for your video . I want to become a dentist and this is very helpful to me 😊
I’m scared because I’m in my second year of undergrad and don’t know what u want to do. Right now I’m pre med but I’m scared I’m not good enough at school to get into dental or medical school. I’m a B student Please help
Even with the 4 years OMFS program is possible to do fellowships ? And do you think the people who does the 6 years program have more advantages than the dentists that choose the 4 years ?? Iam really confused.
In India Dental school is 5 years,one year residency.
Same in srilanka
@@dulim3308 in Philippines, dental school is 6 yrs, 2 yrs Pre Dent ( lectures) 2 yrs pre - clinical (lectures + laboratory tooth models only) and 2 yrs clinical ( real patients)
so what years of medical school did you go to?
Do you go through the MATCH process for your omf residency after you’ve finished with the two years of med school?
No they don’t because they’re technically already in residency while in medical school. The stress of MATCH occurs when applying for OMFS residency
What about who makes more and the education requirements
Did you have to pay two tuitions with this 6 year program?
تمام شكرا عل النظرة العامة التي قدمتيها ،اعتقد ان كلا المجالين يحتاج سنين طويلة،استغربت انت قلت الأسنان أصعب او الزمالة يعني كله يحتاج الى وقت وتعب ولكن شهادة الطب يعني ماذا اضافت ونضيف لمجالك ولا فقط طموح يعني ،، طبعا فهمتك تماما ورايت ان اكتب بالعربي ،،،،درعا
Thank youuu!😍😍❤️
What specialty did you choose? That’s six years long.
She chose oral and maxillofacial rurgery
Just a piece of info for those who are considering following her route. A 6 year OMFS program is not the answer for you if you want to be a physician. Although you will have a MD after your name, you will not be regarded as a physician by other physicians simply because the training of a physician, like she said in the video, takes 4 years of med school plus 2-10+ years of residency/ fellowship ( depending on how deep the rabbit hole you want to go...). A MD OMFS program will make you a dentist, a OMF surgeon with a MD title ( that is granted based on first two of med school plus a few rotation geared mainly related to surgery/OMFS). You will not have the option to choose any of the medical specialty without doing 4 years of med school again. That’s a pretty good indicator the MD title associated to a OMFS is not equivalent to a the regular MD. I personally think dentistry is awesome, and OMFS is one of the best specialties if you have what it takes. So, don’t think I’m putting her down. She has to be very competent to be accepted to a good OMFS program. You got to make up your mind and pick one before you start. There is not substitute for med school if you want to be a physician in the end. I just don’t want people to get confused.
actually, her MD degree can be a ticket for specializing in other fields of medicine. Her MD degree is also the MD degree of other Physicians. There is only one MD degree according to the LAW making her a dentist, surgeon and a medical Doctor, technically at the same time. Thanks
Iloilo Nurses RN not true.
@@freedeworld true. My friend is an OMS with DDS, MD. He decided to specialize in Plastic Surgery after OMS residency. He did the full plastic surgery residency. He is now the head of plastic surgery department of the hospital.
Iloilo Nurses RN it’s not a matter of whether it is possible. You will be a far less competitive candidate at the end of the day. It would be a bad idea to go into OMFS with the idea of doing medicine instead of dentistry. Plus, the rules are different in the old days. There were times when a dentist anesthesiologist work side by side with physician anesthesiologist doing open heart or neuro surgeries, but it is not happening now.
@@freedeworld He loves studying. I can't blame him. lol
So in total how many years did u take? From the beginning of your dental school until where u at now?
4 years undergrad, 4 years dental school, 6 years OMFS residency.
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Thanks Rola! Please make a study tips video!! 😀
You are amazing! 😭😭😍😍🤩🤩🤩
Dr.Rola, is someone able to do both OMFS and Gen at the same time or Gen and Ortho or OMFS and Ortho? I am curious to know as I am pursuing a career and dentistry and am a little confused as to which specialty I would like to go into.
Please how can a dental student do General medecin specialties
Are u being payed some money during residency? What is ur fees for residency?
Do you get a salary in omfs or in other dental specialties/residencies like orthodontics??
What other dental specialty pays stipend?
And yes, OMFS gets paid 50-60k per year during residency BUT you’re typically charged medical school tuition during the 2 med school years
Yes. It is equal to the medicine version
What are working hours of omfs
How the hell do you pay for medical and dental school...?
How come school pay and student debt is so bad in the US? I live in the UK and we don't have that problem... could u explain it to me because i hear everywhere that its a huge problem😣
@@sarakhreawish6322 Universities are ran as a business is all, that's the only reason why.
She might come from money and it’s not a concern
@@vanessa.payano I suppose but that would have to be a rare breed of people.
what is the musics name at the end in the background?
We don't talk anymore (acoustic) by Charlie Puth and Selena Gomez
How do you know which dental schools have this dual program? I've been searching but can't get a list of schools.
I know I’m late but it’s not a dual program. You do 4 years undergrad, 4 years dental school, THEN apply for a 6 year OMFS residency (Which includes getting an MD).
What level and type of research would you need to do to be competitive for OMFS training?
U r totally amazing. ....now u r my inspiration 🙏🙏👍👍...... u r which specialty ??
She’s stating the obvious. Of course Dentistry is HANDS ON 🤦🏾♀️
Just noticed the name of your channel. Nice one. Ha
What is your current profession?
Kitchen farmer
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How did you afford both of this?
Sorry but I'm so confused. How are you in OFMS residency and in medical school, why did you decide to go to dental and medical school when you can go straight to medical school and pursue something like ENT or plastic surgery??? I'm a medical student and don't understand how this is even possible doing dental residency and medical school
Do dental students work when they r in school?
In the US you do take care of patients as a part of the dental school program. Since you are not a licensed dentist until you are done with school you cannot work outside of the school.
If im 44 when I finish my bachelor's degree - Am I too old to become a dentist.....49 when I'm finished school- also Im concerned about paying back debts of 300- 500 k at my age.....Also is there anything that I can do to stand out to get accepted into dental school? Like a master's degree or EMT or extra shadowing or nutrition certs....Thanks in advance!!!
I am in a similar boat. Only after medical school I learned that I loved dentistry even more. Now it is too late, since I am almost 50...
You're never too old
Kertamo im dreading that kinda thing 😖😟😟
I am in the same boat. I am 33 years old and this's 3rd year in college. I really like dentistry. I don't if it is too late now:( am I too old to become a dentist? please give me some advices? thanks in advence.
@@Hugo-fd8ky For me I have 3 kids which includes 1 newborn and alot of debt and I will be 41 in a few months- so I m not going to become a dentist at 46 ....But for you your younger and if you don't have debt- go for it....But count the cost of schools which can be up to 350- 500 k ....Also consider dental hygienist which is only 2 years and gets paid well and school is at community college maybe 40 k in student loans.
are u doing an oral and maxillofacial surgery residency with MD?
prachi sharma . Yes, its considered an MD , but because she went to dental school too she also is a DDS
You don't (or didn't when this video was filmed) know a lot about different medical specialties and it shows. It's a little embarrassing that you're sharing misinformation. FM outpatient clinic can be extremely hands on. Look up all the procedures they do. IM inpatient can also be very hands on, again, look up the procedures that are possible there. It's also insulting to say they just refer patients when they really manage so many different diseases.
Thanks !
So this means to me that lots of dentists don't know what they are doing and lots more will tell you that you need unnecessary work just to make money at you and your teeth's expense.
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Look at your pics looking like a princess in medical school and a simple girl in dental school. Dental sucks I guess😂
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