As discussed above, one of the most interesting things I find in dentistry is Colette's connection with cosmetology, dentistry is very artistic as it is a science and therefore it is very important to be able to visualize the structure of the two and how it relates to the patient's smile, which I'm interested in getting into this industry because that's what I'm good at as a cosmetologist, my job was to be able to visualize what someone would look like with a particular style, so I definitely like the artistic side of dentistry and that's definitely what drew me to dentistry over other healthcare professions: you have to be creative and you have to have the manual skills needed to be successful dentistry is constantly evolving towards patients and their aesthetic needs, you know that 30 years 20 years ago amalgam fillings were also the most commonly used restorative material for fillings and now today composite, which is a white filling material, is the most common dental restorative filling material and that's just because it is the color of the tooth and is aesthetically pleasing, so you are definitely bringing the patient back to their natural smile. The art of dentistry is also very rewarding because the work you do on your patients they take them to their homes and even if they are not exactly showing their teeth at all, you know that your skills and your product that you have made to hand are improving the health of your patients, so they are definitely things