I am a dentist student & is interested in working in NASA

In summary, dentists play a crucial role in maintaining the oral health of astronauts during space missions and conducting research on the effects of space travel on dental health. To work as a dentist in NASA, one must have a dental degree and a valid license, with additional qualifications in space biology or aerospace medicine being beneficial. Opportunities for dentists to work on space missions and conduct research are available. NASA supports the dental health of astronauts by providing comprehensive care and specialized equipment for use in space. Ongoing research projects at NASA focus on tooth decay, gum disease, and the development of new dental materials and techniques for space use.
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Rucha Bhandare
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I am for second year of dental & is interested in working in NASA .
so please help me ?
 
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You need to:

A. Learn English
B. Change your major to something NASA finds useful, like engineering. It has no dentists.
 
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Why to NASA?
 
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They have the best teeth, maybe?

Vanadium 50s advice is correct and complete. NASA doesn't hire dentists, and they are unlikely to hire anyone not fluent in English. There is simply nothing relevant to PF to discuss here.

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What is the role of a dentist in NASA?

Dentists in NASA play an important role in maintaining the oral health of astronauts during space missions. They also conduct research on the effects of space travel on dental health and develop strategies to prevent and treat dental issues in space.

What qualifications are required to work as a dentist in NASA?

To work as a dentist in NASA, one must have a dental degree from an accredited institution and a valid license to practice dentistry. Additional qualifications such as a master's degree in space biology or aerospace medicine may also be beneficial.

Are there any opportunities for dentists to work on space missions?

Yes, dentists may have the opportunity to work on space missions as part of the astronaut medical team. They may also conduct research on dental health in microgravity and develop dental equipment for use in space.

How does NASA support the dental health of astronauts during space missions?

NASA provides astronauts with comprehensive dental care before and during space missions. This includes regular check-ups, cleanings, and any necessary treatments. Specialized dental equipment is also available for use in space.

Are there any ongoing research projects related to dentistry at NASA?

Yes, there are ongoing research projects at NASA related to dentistry, including studies on the effects of space travel on tooth decay and gum disease, and the development of new dental materials and techniques for use in space.

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