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by insane_dreamer
689 days ago
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The problem with your observation is this is what can be done TODAY with a robot. Current dentists are indeed safe as you point out. But after 20 years of iteration it might be able to do most or all of what you describe. This means that my 8 year old should maybe not, when he grads from college in the future, decide to go to dental school and rack up $200K of debt (actually that’s conservative) for a profession that won’t disappear but will likely face tremendous downward pressure (ability to perform more operations==fewer dentists needed==greater competition among dentists). And that is the problem. |
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