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Oral surgery has the highest average pay, according to the ADA.
The breakdown is like this: OS, endo, peds, ortho, perio, prosth. That data is from 2001-2002, so it's old, however.
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All the pediatric dentists I know say their $$ comes from pure volume. Most pedo guys will see 40-60 kids a day. Mostly this is exam (that takes all of 5 min for most kids), prophy, btwx, maybe a pan, and fluoride. All very low overhead procedures, with decent reimbursement. Then operative is done at breakneck speed a quadrant at a time, so let's say they need occlusal alloy on 19, pulpotomy & SSC #K, DO on L (for example), this needs to be done quick due to kids lack of patients and cooperativeness.
In anycase, when they do operative it's done fast and a lot at a time.
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Why should we have to do your homework This is all very easy to find. Check the FAQ or any of the ADA publications.
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? what about pros? 2 or 3 ? dude ! you are mean! and why are you so warm towards the pedodontists? so i now know that your gal friend is a pedodontist
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honestly, I have seen such brutal and scornful remarks between specialties only in dentistry! I can't ever imagine medical specialties or even engineering specialties trying to claim superiority over each other!! in every other discipline, interspecialty respect and appreciation is so obvious! i can't ever imagine a cardiologist or a radiologist making fun of an orthopedic surgeon or a pediatrician! so what is wrong with us dentists? are we all so insecure with our profession and specialty? or are all type A personalities?? i guess having thus said,lets start a thread where everyone will ONLY comment on the GOOD aspects of other specialties! please don't even start off the OMFS v/s PERIO even as a sign of displaying your boring sense of humor...i think for the next few days (atleast for a change..please!!) let's focus only on the good aspects of ALL specialties....! |
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LOL----Well then here is your homework. This is from the ADA and they are updating their research so Endo, Ortho, and OMS are not on the site currently. But if you're looking to see the 2001 survey---- its on the FAQ. Here's your link enjoy unless of course your a prosth resident http://www.ada.org/ada/prod/survey/p...rts.asp#income |
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[QUOTE=simpledoc]so what is wrong with us dentists? are we all so insecure with our profession and specialty? or are all type A personalities??
[\QUOTE] There is nothing wrong with us. Its the summer for some, I'm just bored sitting here in medical school, others just have no social life so we just poke fun at each other to get a razz out of them because we have nothing else to do. |
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"2002 Survey of Dental Practice–Pediatric Dentists in Private Practice (November 2004) In 2001, pediatric dentists in private practice had an average net income of $294,430 according to a new report published by the Survey Center. “Pediatric Dentists in Private Practice” includes data on pediatric dentists’ net income, gross billings and expenses as well as a host of other practice characteristics. Using data collected during the ADA’s 2002 Survey of Dental Practice, the report also provides data on patient visits, hours worked per week and employment of dental staff. The report is part of a series of reports on individual specialties recently published by the ADA Survey Center" "2002 Survey of Dental Practice–Orthodontic and Dentofacial Orthopedists in Private Practice (September 2004) In a new published report, independent orthodontic and dentofacial orthopedists in private practice had an average net income of $279,440 in 2001. “Orthodontic and Dentofacial Orthopedists in Private Practice” uses data collected by the ADA's 2002 Survey of Dental Practice. The report also provides data on income, gross billings, expenses, patient visits and employment of dental staff, as well as a host of other practice characteristics. The report is part of a series of reports on individual specialties published by the ADA Survey Center throughout 2004." |
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I think anyone with successful practice management skills can make a lot of money irrespective of the speacialty.
Pedos have seen a rise in their income lately due to the demand of pedodontists in the country. Oral surgeons on the other hand have seen a fall in their incomes thanks to the managed care fiasco of the physicians. Also, with the popularity of "cosmetic dentistry" in recent times, I expect prosthodontists to make a lot of money in the near future. I think only public health dentists are at a disadvantage when it comes to demanding high salaries (unless they take up executive positions at dental/pharma companies). in short, I dont see dentists really starving anywhere unless they are in the habbit of injecting their love juice in the patients mouth. |
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it doesnt matter in which faculty we make more money..........i think what matters is your interest in the subject like i never liked prostho ...no matter how much money i make being prosthodontist.....i cannot do that!!!! i always liked oral surgery ....n even if i dont make money ....i would prefer being that but ....i still have long way to go for it!!!! well my purpose of mentioning this was just to tell .....its the proffesion with which we have to live.....not just money .....n also u'll make bucks neways being a dentist
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