Call a dentists office, ask if the dentist is in. Chances are NO. Then, get a tooth drilled. Look at the bill. It becomes clear after a visit that they 1) dont work that often compared to others and 2) they make a lot of money for what it quick work. plus, look at job security. You'll always have pilots getting their teeth worked on becuase they could not afford a cleaning for 5 years. unless you're like me and there is nothing else you want to do but fly, which you're not, be a dentist and buy a plane. Go get a P210 and take a week off and fly the heck out of it. Of the 550,000 people with pilots licenses in this country, very few really ever to to command a 757 or 747. A flying career is NOT for the people that are not sure what they want to do, ask any pro pilot on here.