Q. This certain orthodontist/dentist works in Los Angles near a busy intersection. He/She also has a good fluctuation of patients.
A. Orthodontist mean hourly wage: $89.11.
Median annual earnings of salaried dentists were $136,960 in May 2006.
Median annual earnings of salaried dentists were $136,960 in May 2006.
How much money does a dentist earn in S.Korea?
Q. Please let me know what is the dentist salary in S. Korea if dentist has 25 y experience.
A. Dentists in Korea are private. They are not covered buy insurance and collect the money directly from the patients. They typically work for or own their own private clinics in Korea. Depending on the area, such as Seoul, they can make up to 1 million USD a year. In the countryside, typically franchise clinics are there, and they can collect up to 100 thousand dollars USD a year.
How many years does it take to become a general dentist? And what courses are to be taken?
Q. How many years to become a dentist.
What courses.
Salary.
What courses.
Salary.
A. 4 years of undergraduate work
4 years of dental school
Too many courses to count
Salary -- $120-150,000 depending on your practice
Dental school loans - Avg. Just under 200k
4 years of dental school
Too many courses to count
Salary -- $120-150,000 depending on your practice
Dental school loans - Avg. Just under 200k
What kind of classes should I take in high school to be a pediatric doctor or dentist?
Q. im in 9th grade, but starting to think about college.
Can you tell me the differences between a pediatric doctor and a pediatric dentist?
*The different salaries
*What classes should I take in high school?
*How many years of college for each
*What classes do I take in college?
Can you tell me the differences between a pediatric doctor and a pediatric dentist?
*The different salaries
*What classes should I take in high school?
*How many years of college for each
*What classes do I take in college?
A. Well, pediatric means children. So a doctor would be someone who diagnoses and assess health of children, and a dentist would take care of their teeth and such.
It depends on where you live, both would make great salaries, I assume. Go to payscale.com or salary.com and look up whatever you want.
Take challenging math courses like calculus and such. Lots of sciences like anatomy, chemistry, biology, and anything else health or body related. Find out if your school offers AP classes for college credit.
Medical school is required for both professions, that's four years. But before you go to med school, you must take four years of pre med, so you're looking at eight or more years of college. There is also training and such before you may be eligible to get a medical license and begin independent work.
Your college academic adviser will guide you through picking all your classes throughout your college career.
It depends on where you live, both would make great salaries, I assume. Go to payscale.com or salary.com and look up whatever you want.
Take challenging math courses like calculus and such. Lots of sciences like anatomy, chemistry, biology, and anything else health or body related. Find out if your school offers AP classes for college credit.
Medical school is required for both professions, that's four years. But before you go to med school, you must take four years of pre med, so you're looking at eight or more years of college. There is also training and such before you may be eligible to get a medical license and begin independent work.
Your college academic adviser will guide you through picking all your classes throughout your college career.
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