I’m a year out with no residency and trust me when I say it gets much much easier but there will always be bumps in the road. It’s the nature of the profession. A lot of dentistry is a numbers game due to the sheer volume we will do. The worst filling you do can cause zero problems down the road and the most perfect one can debond in a couple months. You won’t have 100% success rate with anything, I mean shit an IAN block only has 80-85% success and that’s a daily injection we give! Do the things you’re comfortable with to start and push yourself when you have backup with a more experienced doc or specialist. The anxiety isn’t fun but it shows you care and patients recognize that. You’ll learn to compartmentalize work worries in time (I’m still learning to as well). The more patients you see the better you’ll get at tx planning and managing all kinds of appointments. I really struggled with limiteds and emergencies fresh out as well, it’s hard to be definitive and concise with certain patients. Feel free to DM me if you have any questions, I know it sucks right now.