Steven Bornfeld

Hi, I'm currently in high school and I'm interested in dentistry, more specifically orthodontics. I know that I have to go to a college/university for four years to get my Bachelors before I can go to a dental school, but are there any colleges I should lean towards specifically? Also, what...

I am a rising high school senior that has a lot of English-related extracurriculars, but now I'm not sure that I want a career in English, journalism, or media. So, I have been looking into what being a dental associate would be like, and it seems like a hands-on, stable, rewarding job. Beyond...

I am currently a senior in highschool and will be attending college next year. I am wondering what I can do in college to stand out for when I apply for dental school.

I know that becoming a Doctor takes years of college (The amount varying between what type of doctor you want to be) I want to know if the years of school is worth it in terms of Income and mental fortitude.

My team is assigned to a case that we have absolutely no idea where to find any supporting data(unless we include our experiences).

I am a junior in high school and I'm having a hard time choosing what I want to become. My top choices are definitely a dentist or an ultrasound tech. However, I'm conflicted about which one to choose. Going the dentist route I'd be in school for longer, around 8 years while ultrasound tech...

What is the best way for a sophomore in high school to stand out when getting into dental school. I want to either be a dentist or orthodontist. I want to job shadow but don’t know how to reach out. Also, is there anything else that would deem me a good fit. My school doesn’t have many advanced...

I am very interested in becoming a dental hygienist, but from what I heard it’s a high demand-competitive position. At the end is it worth all of the sleepless nights? I will still fight for my dream of becoming a dental hygienist some day.

Senior in Highschool, I enjoy psychology but wanted to know other majors that may have a more straightforward path to dentistry.

And also, once one becomes a dentist, how can I branch out and start my own clinic??

I'm looking into becoming a dentist after college, but I'm not sure what major during college is best. Google has given me a bunch of mixed reviews and lots of different answers. Do any dentists have any advice?

What classes should I take as a sophomore to make me successful. I would love to go into health sciences (dentistry/ortho)

I am completely blind in my left eye and I was wondering if I could still work in the oral cavity with limited vision. I am also in a wheelchair and I was wondering if there were any physically disabled dentists.

What are the pros and cons of dentistry( Like in education and day to day life)?

In 11th grade in high school