IMO, there's a difference between being introverted and being anti-social. I consider myself introverted but I enjoy socializing; I'm just not very outgoing. When I do socialize, I prefer small group settings. I also enjoy being independent more than I enjoy being around others constantly.
I also think that, like many other personality traits, introversion and extroversion aren't binary: there's a scale of how introverted or extroverted one can be, and I think you can fall in the middle.
Yes, I think you can succeed as a introverted dentist, and I'm sure there are many dentists that have. However, I also have the strong impression that introverted dentists don't become successful by being cold to their patients; there is always a minimum level of compassion and socializing that every businessman must reach in order to reach that success. Successful dentists can be introverted, but I don't think they can be anti-social.
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The introverted dentist...possible?
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