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I've heard various things about having more than one specialty. For example, a prosthodontist can still do some general dentistry work, but cannot (ethically) label themselves a general dentist AND a prosthodontist.
I would really love to to do ortho, but I also want to provide non-ortho related services (general work). The two are so different, but I feel like offering everything in-house under one dentist can lead to some of the best care. I am even interested in specializing in both ortho and pedo, and be able to provide a lot of the care the kids need growing up.
So my questions. Is it possible to specialize in both ortho and pedo? I love both. Is is possible to be an orthodontist while still offering some general dentistry, and only have the one specialty? Would it be better to open a large practice as an orthodontist and then just hire other specialists to work within the practice?
I would really love to to do ortho, but I also want to provide non-ortho related services (general work). The two are so different, but I feel like offering everything in-house under one dentist can lead to some of the best care. I am even interested in specializing in both ortho and pedo, and be able to provide a lot of the care the kids need growing up.
So my questions. Is it possible to specialize in both ortho and pedo? I love both. Is is possible to be an orthodontist while still offering some general dentistry, and only have the one specialty? Would it be better to open a large practice as an orthodontist and then just hire other specialists to work within the practice?