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== == Dentists don't usually have a job, they have a career, and work for themselves, on in a partnership with other dental professionals. It takes 7 years of University, to become a dentist and about a half a million dollars to pay your way thru dental school and to equip a dental office properly. AS to the need for dentists in the USA, yes they are in demand.
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∙ 12y agoVery good job prospects for dentists as the need for replacing the older ones arises.
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∙ 15y agoHow many dentists are there in the World ?
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∙ 11y agothere is a lot of dentist out there in the world!
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∙ 13y agoYour Mom Works There
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How many yrs for dentist?
it takes 6-8 years in college to be a dentist
How would one become a dentist?
There are many ways one can become a dentist. One can become a dentist by graduating from a great doctoral program specific to the field of dentistry.
How many gloves does a dentist use in a day?
A dentist uses 950 to 1000 latex gloves a day.
How many dentist are there in the US?
over 9000
How do you find an honest dentist?
There are many honest dentists. You can find a good dentist by talking with friends and relatives about their experiences.
What is interesting about being a dentist?
Being a dentist is interesting in the sense that you can improve people's life quality. Many people struggle with insecurity and physical pain because of their teeth; a dentist can help.
How many credits do you need to become a dentist?
5
How many years is dentist residency?
3 yrs.
How many job openings are there for a dentist?
107 in the world
What is a reason dentist love to be a dentist?
Dentist love to be dentist because they make money.
How many syllables does the word dentist have?
Two - den-tist.
What aptitudes do you need to become a dentist?
You need to get good grades in dental school and be a detail oriented person to become a dentist. You also need to have good social and customer service skills as many people are afraid of the dentist.
