Derek

If you are a DH student in the U.S. or actually in the job now (or maybe know something interesting about DH or would be helpful to know), please answer:

Any advice?? Anything that I should be aware of that isn't shown in videos or online? Or that the colleges don't tell you? I know the basics, get certain math and science credits, minimum 2 years for degree+License. Maybe is there anything extra to help me out in college (preferably something easy to know/obtain?) Anything specific to study before actually taking the course? Maybe a website or video that helped you a lot?

I plan on observing at my local dentist office, anything I should know about that?

I live in New York state, apparently DH's are in high demand. I plan to go get my Pre Req credits at a local Community college, then after that, I go to a farther college to actually take the course since the local CC doesn't have the major. Take 2 years, graduate, get the licensing, then start working at my local dentist.

Maybe after a few years I will start a teeth cleaning business, go to people's home to clean their teeth there, someone told me that would be a great plan since it is more convenient. Any thoughts on that???

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So what if I get a low grade (like 60-75%), will they put me in easier math courses? Or do they select which class to put you in by WHICH QUESTION is wrong/right (or what subject math question) instead of HOW MANY you got wrong?

FYI, in case you need to know, I am only going to this community college for pre-req credits since it's closer to my home (this college wants me to do placement tests), then I go for 2 years in another, farther, community college (THIS COLLEGE WAIVED MY PLACEMENT TESTS), which has the major I want that the first CC doesn't have (Dental Hygiene, if that matters)

Please comment if you need more info to answer my first question.

Both are Marines, strategic, tactically intelligent or at least experienced in it, access to weapons and gadgets. Who would win in all areas of combat? CQC, shoot-out, search and destroy, etc.

Who can I call to quickly ask a college if they have a certain major? The admission office? Counselor? Dean? idk the terminology.

I would look on their website but my counselor says a college has it but their website doesn't say it so im confused

Who, in a college, do I call about college majors? Do I call anyone in an admission office? Dean? Principal? Director? Counselor? etc

idk the terminology for college faculty

So, the Agents of SHIELD associated with Robbie Reyes, why didn't they some how call the Ghost Rider in to defeat Thanos. In the comics, Ghost Rider did the penance stare, and Thanos laughed it off, but still could've defeated using his invincibility and chain which is indestructible or something?

Or why didn't Thor find a way to resurrect Surtur from Ragnarok and somehow try to bring him to Titan while Thanos was there fighting the Guardians, Tony, Strange and Pete?

 Or why didn't Strange just go back in time more to find new ways to defeat? Or used the time reverter on Thanos so he can become a child or something, like Strange did on that apple when he discovered his powers.

Honestly, all that could've been prevented if Gamora didn't exchange 4 billion (just on earth) lives for 1 (her sister)... or better yet, when Strange gave up the 4 billion lives for Stark, a guy he barely knew and wasn't intentionally torturing him like when Thanos tortured Nebula to get Gamora's info.

Why do those to share the same terminology as Mjolnir and Valhalla?

Why do those to share the same terminology as Mjolnir and Valhalla?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8iR8zC7pWE

I know that video is a joke, but I was wondering about the part at 2:20 is there truth to that? Is Ohio and Florida the 2 biggest swing states?

Coroner vs Medical Examiner vs Mortician vs Pathologist vs Forensic Analyst.

Just quick simple explanation to tell apart what each do would suffice, please. Just job descriptions to not sound like other position unless they really are similar, nothing about salary or education or etc.

I tried to google what natural disaster has an impact on lions and found nothing. Like do they have a lot of earthquakes in their region or famine to wipe out food sources of a lion's prey? Disease? Or do they usually not face natural dangers?

If a perfect, strongest, fastest, smartest etc Lion and the same thing except a Tiger would fight... I see how Tigers are more agile and stronger and more smarter and more everything than Lion (according to this, they are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKwPOXRs79k ) and Lions are faster than most Tigers... Is there any better advantages or circumstances where Lion would win the fight 100% of the time? Like hunting at night? in grasslands? etc

What optics or crosshairs or reticles does SWAT use on their MP5 or SMGs?

What optics or reticle does S.W.A.T. or U.S. police use for their MP5 or any SMG?

I see many videos and posts about the best 3D pen... But I don't know if people are getting paid to say that this one brand is best or whatever. What is the best 3D pen for me, I never used it but I am willing to keep practicing with it and hopefully become skilled and professional at it.

Can I use military dog tags on one of those dog tag engraving machines at PetSmart or PetCo or whatever or does it have to be bone shaped?

Could Paramedics or EMTs or anyone get in trouble if they did everything right, yet the victim still dies en route to the ER?

I live in Syracuse, NY and want to go to Cancun in a week and stay for a week. Is that possible without breaking laws or having to go to quarantine or anything?

Whats the difference between Bluetooth and nonbluetooth Xbox One Controllers?

It says on https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/xbox-one-vs-x... that the Xbox One doesn't have a bluetooth controller, what does that mean?