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DelAGator said:What does a dentist or physician do with this joint degree?
Most do oral and maxillofacial surgery.
crazy_sherm said:Most do oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Is this a profitable Medical or Dental specialty? Can it be a precursor with aesthetic facial surgery
DelAGator said:Is this a profitable Medical or Dental specialty? Can it be a precursor with aesthetic facial surgery
They do ok. I think average oral surgeons make around $350k/yr. There are a bunch of guys on in the Dental Residency forum that know way more about the subject.
996tt said:it's crazy to get both degrees. the only reason i could see is a dentist that wants to enlarge his/her ability to do ent/maxfacial work.
who does this benefit more a dentist or a surgeon?
DelAGator said:who does this benefit more a dentist or a surgeon?
i would think a dentist-an ent could always expand him'herself into max/fac with training-a dentist couldn't do ent.
996tt said:i would think a dentist-an ent could always expand him'herself into max/fac with training-a dentist couldn't do ent.
Well, from my understanding, omfs can just about do anything that an ent does, especially with additional training in facial pastic surgery.