Taking over a dental clinic. > Bonds Gallery

I enter the dental clinic.

There's a dentist waiting for me.

He stands at the reception desk, waiting for me.

And as I approach, he hands me the prepared documents.
Certificates, documents related to this clinic and my dental license.

Oh, I've come to take over this dental clinic.

- For now, I'll be working with a senior colleague who arrived two months before me.
Oh, am I learning from someone else first?
Is this person my employee? A thought suddenly occurs to me.

The dentist who arrived earlier is already sitting in the treatment area over there with a nurse.

The dental clinic is hallway-style.

On the right is a window, and next to it are chairs where patients lie.

And to the left are chairs and staff.
At first glance, there appear to be six to eight patient chairs.
It's a medium-sized clinic.

To the left is the treatment preparation area and the reporting area. I follow the female dentist up ahead.

The director's desk is at the far end.

She will teach me here.

I'm a little worried about how and when I'll learn from this doctor and run this dental clinic with my senior of two months.

But I'm not too worried. Actually, I already have experience running an animal clinic as a veterinarian.
So,
although I'm just starting to learn dental work,
after a short training period,
if an emergency arises while I'm running this dental clinic,
I think I'll be able to handle it without difficulty.

Now, I'm learning how to treat patients by her side.