BDS(General Dentist)

Female

1-3 years

A good junior dentist should have a mix of technical skills, soft skills, and professional attributes to succeed in their career. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Clinical Skills • Basic Dental Procedures – Proficiency in examinations, restorations, extractions, and prosthetic work. • Endodontics – Basic root canal therapy and handling of endo instruments. • Periodontics – Scaling, root planing, and gum disease management. • Oral Surgery – Simple extractions and minor surgical procedures. • Radiographic Interpretation – Reading X-rays and diagnosing pathology. • Prosthodontics – Making good impressions and handling crowns, bridges, and dentures. • Pediatric Dentistry – Managing children with care and patience. 2. Diagnostic & Analytical Skills • Strong Clinical Judgment – Ability to assess and diagnose cases correctly. • Treatment Planning – Creating effective and logical treatment plans. • Problem-Solving Skills – Quick thinking in emergencies or unexpected situations. 3. Patient Communication & Management • Empathy & Patience – Understanding patient concerns and reassuring them. • Clear Communication – Explaining procedures and treatment plans in simple language. • Behavioral Management – Handling anxious patients, especially kids and elderly patients. • Informed Consent Handling – Clearly explaining risks and benefits of procedures. 4. Technical & Hand Skills • Dexterity & Precision – Steady hands and fine motor control. • Time Management – Performing procedures efficiently without compromising quality. • Use of Digital Dentistry – Familiarity with CAD/CAM, digital impressions, and intraoral scanners. 5. Infection Control & Hygiene • Sterilization & Asepsis Protocols – Proper handling of instruments and maintaining a sterile environment. • Cross-Infection Prevention – Following all hygiene protocols to prevent contamination. 6. Professionalism & Work Ethic • Punctuality & Discipline – Showing up on