1. Strong motor skills
For dental assistants, hair and fine motor skills are most important, as these professionals are responsible for the accuracy and accuracy of small instruments.
In addition, the dental assistant must maintain the dexterity of their arms, wrists, hands and fingers for good reason. These professionals need to be able to use clinical and laboratory instruments and syringes at all times. With good exercise control, a dental assistant can ensure that he or she can consistently provide safe and effective patient support.
2. Physical endurance
Dental assistants need sufficient physical strength to assist patients in various ways, including:
• make sure the patient can get in and out of the dental chair.
• cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for a period of time.
• be free to cross the dental clinic.
Eventually, physical endurance ensures that a dental assistant completes his or her daily responsibilities within a few hours. And, with enough strength, dental assistants should be able to help patients effortlessly every day.
3. Professional attitude
4. Cognitive ability
5. Communication skills
