Have you ever thought about becoming a Dental Nurse in the UK? Interested in oral health? If yes then this job can be just right for you.
Dental Nurses are responsible to help dentists with whatever they require in aspect of patient care.
If you were succesful at your job application then you will be invited for an interview. Dental Nurse interviews are usually typical interview questions based however you will also receive job related questions too.
Can I be a Dental Nurse? Do I need any qualifications to become a Dental Nurse?
You can be a trainee Dental Nurse without any qualifications however some employers may prefer you to have GCSEs including English, Maths and Science.
Here are the some of the Dental nurse interview questions:
why do you want to be a dental nurse?
why did you select this profession?
why are you joining our institution?
what all can you perform as a dental nurse?
what are your strengths?
what other jobs in the clinic you can handle other than your routine dental nursing skills?
which of the routine dental procedure you are passionate about?
why have you changed your job frequently?
tell me briefly about code of practice in medical emergencies in dental clinic
how good are you in managing stock and re ordering materials?
how good are you in identifying instruments?
show me the entire instruments and equipment used in doing a single sitting root canal treatment
what is sterilisation?
what is disinfection?
how do you sterilise reamers, files, manage root canal kits, surgical instruments etc?
When can you join us?
– Tell me about yourself
– Why should we hire you?
– What is your greatest weakness?
– What are your salary expextations?
– Why do you want to be a Dental Nurse?
– What makes you different candidate than others?
– Why do you want this job?
– How do you evaluate success?
View complete list of Typical Interview Questions.
Related job guide:
– Dental Nurse Salary
– Dental nurse cover letter example
– Dental Nurse hygienist salary
In general you will find that all employers will want a good sound education, and all will want good grades in English and Maths. Without at least a C in English and Maths you will find a lot of career paths are not open to you. Something like a Dental Nurse you will need good English and Maths as you will be counting teeth, or at least ticking numbers on the screen. Science would be a good one to have too as obviously it is science based.
I really want a career as a dental nurse but I got D grades in my GCSEs. Do you think I still have a chance in getting in the industry?
I am 24 years old, run a car and home but have no dependents. I do however need full time employment, I wouldnt be able to cope with a full-time apprenticeship. Any ideas I will appreciate feedback.