Dentistry

You arrive early for Oral Anatomy, settling into a lecture hall already buzzing. Dr. Chen dives into cranial nerve pathways, a dense but critical topic. Later, in the lab, you meticulously label bony landmarks on an articulated skull model, your gloved fingers tracing the intricate sutures. A TA confirms your identification of the mental foramen, offering a quick tip. After, you grab coffee, mentally reviewing the complex innervation diagrams from Netter’s Atlas. Your first practical feels both challenging and exciting, laying foundational knowledge for patient care.