Tuesday, 16 December 2014

Allied and Mid-Level Careers in Dentistry


  • Dental Assistant: Dental assistants help dentists with a variety of tasks but are not qualified to do full cleanings and identify cavities as are dental hygienists. Dental assistants can obtain training at a technical school with a brief diploma program, or on-the-job.
  • Dental Hygienist: Dental hygienists can provide some basic dental care under the supervision of a licensed dentist. More education is required to become a hygienist than an assistant, and therefore hygienists earn about twice as much money as dental assistants.


  • Dental Lab Technician: Dental lab technicians play a non-clinical role, meaning they do not work directly with patients. Dental lab techs work in a lab, behind the scenes, manufacturing crowns and other dental prostheses which require custom specifications. Dentists uses molds and x-rays to provide the specifications to the lab for a custom fit.
  • Dentistry Careers - Job Options and Career Paths in Dentistry and Dental Care

    Doctorate Level Careers in Dentistry

    • General Dentist (DDS): A general dentist is similar to the primary care doctor of medicine. The general dentist provides cleanings and general dental health care prevention and maintenance such as teeth cleaning, fluoride treatments, cavity fillings, and root canals.
    • Cosmetic Dentists: A cosmetic dentist specializes in aesthetic dentistry, intended to approve appearance more than to improve the patient’s health. Cosmetic dentists may also practice general, or primary dentistry in addition to cosmetic dentistry. Some of the most common cosmetic dentistry procedures are teeth whitening, veneers, and bonding of teeth.
  • Orthodontist: An orthodontist specializes in the jaw alignment and positioning of the teeth. Orthodontists utilize a variety of methods and oral appliances to help straighten and realign crooked or misaligned teeth. Braces, retainers, and other devices help correct and straighten patients’ teeth. Orthodontists primarily treat younger patients, while they are growing and the teeth are easier to move, but patients of all ages may consult an orthodontist as well.
  • Monday, 15 December 2014

    Eastern Railway Recruitment 2015

    Total No.of Posts: 26

    Name of the Posts: Sports Persons
    A. Category-1: PB-I (Rs. 5200 – 20200) + GP Rs. 2800/ 2400/-: 06 Posts
    1. Archery (Men & Women): 03 Posts
    2. Athletics (Men): 01 Post
    3. Athletics (Women): 01 Post
    4. Weightlifting (Women): 01 Post

    B. Category-2: PB-I (Rs. 5200 – 20200) + GP Rs. 2000/ 1900/-: 20 Posts
    1. Archery (Men): 01 Post
    2. Archery (Women): 01 Post
    3. Athletics (Women): 02 Posts
    4. Badminton (Women): 01 Post
    5. Basketball (Men): 02 Posts
    6. Basketball (Women): 02 Posts
    7. Cycling (Men): 02 Posts
    8. Gymnastics (Men): 01 Post
    9. Hockey (Men): 02 Posts
    10. Kabaddi (Men): 01 Post
    11. Kabaddi (Women): 01 Post
    12. Shooting (Men/ Women): 01 Post
    13. Waterpolo (Men): 01 Post
    14. Weightlifting (Men): 01 Post
    15. Weightlifting (Women): 01 Post

    Age Limit: Candidates age should be between 18-25 years as on 01-01-2015.

    Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess Minimum Degree from a recognized University/ equivalent for post A, Minimum pass in Matriculation/ equivalent for post B.

    Sports Qualification: Candidates should have represented the country in the Olympic Games/ World Cup (Junior/ Senior Category)/ secured at least 3rd position in World Cup (Junior/ Senior Category)/ World Championships (Junior/ Senior Category).

    Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on trial/ interview.

    Bharat Electronics Ltd

    Bharat Electronics Ltd. requires retired/retiring on or before 31.10.2014 from Army/ Air Force/ Navy personnel with 3 years Diploma in Engineering or equivalent in Electronics Communication / Tele Communication/ Electrical discipline in the rank of JCO or equivalent having 15 years & above post qualification (Professional) experience on short term  employment basis in Executive Cadre for a period of 3 years (extendable up to 5 years based on performance review after 3 years)for its Regional Product Support Centre (RPSC) at Port Blair, Andaman Nicobar Islands 

    POST: - Sr.Asst.Engineer (Short term) in E-I Grade.

    PAY SCALE: - Rs. 12600-3%-32500 ( CTC Rs.5 lakhs approx)

    NO. OF POSTS: - 3 (Reservation/ Relaxation for SC/ST/OBC will be as per Govt. rules. No
    of post may vary based on the requirement at the appropriate time)

    EXPERIENCE: - 15 years or more relevant post qualification experience in working with Defence Electronic Equipment during their tenure in Defence Service. 

    Candidates with experience in having worked in NSRY (Port Blair) or with BEL Equipment will be
    given preference.

    AGE: - Upper age limit: 45 years as on 31.10.2014 in the case of deserving / experienced
    candidates upper age may be relaxed.

    SELECTION: - The selection will be through a written test & interview

    Sunday, 14 December 2014

    Dentistry Career Options

    Dentistry offers stimulating career options. In addition to private practice, excellent opportunities exist in teaching and research, careers with government agencies or in industry.
    • Private Practice: Many dentists work either in solo private practice or in partnerships with other dentists. The majority of private practice dentists own their practices.
    • Academic Dentistry: An academic dentistry career combines teaching, research, community service and patient care. Faculty members work in an intellectually stimulating and exciting academic environment. Career opportunities for academic dentists are excellent at this time. Additional information is available at the American Dental Education Association's (ADEA) website,http://www.adea.org.
    • Public Health Dentistry: This career focuses on community settings rather than private practice. Promoting dental health, developing health policy and preventing disease are the major roles of a public health dentist. Numerous opportunities exist in research and teaching within public health dentistry. The U.S. Public Health Service offers dentists an opportunity to provide dental care in unique cultural environments (e.g., an Indian Reservation, Coast Guard base, or Federal Prison).
    • Research: Research careers offer opportunities to generate new knowledge and be on the cutting edge of scientific discoveries that ultimately impact patient care. Some of the latest research improving patient care includes lasers in surgery, implants to replace damaged bone and computerized x-rays. Many researchers are faculty at universities while others work in federal facilities, such as the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR),www.nidcr.nih.gov, and the National Institutes of Health (NIH),www.nih.gov, or in private industry. A career in research requires an advanced degree or additional training beyond the dental degree.
    • International Health Care: Dentists provide services to populations abroad and work for such agencies as the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Many dentists volunteer to bring dentistry to aid people in third world countries.