Oral Radiology

[lrania1]

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Has anybody applied /thinking of applying or is currently enrolled in an Oral and Maxillofacial RADIOLOGY residency?

I was wondering how competitive it is to get in and really how much experience you get reading xrays - especially the CT scans and in general do you think it is worth it in the long run?

Thanks in advance

 

[novel]

Hi
I will be starting my program in July. The competition is quiet high. Of the 60 applicants they chose 2. The program is intense. You learn more than reading radiographs, you get to work with the medical radiology department including the MRI, CBCT, sialographs............. well the list goes on. Your future depends on you. How you mold yourself in the profession is up to you. You have to make the decision.

 

[lrania1]

Hi
I will be starting my program in July. The competition is quiet high. Of the 60 applicants they chose 2. The program is intense. You learn more than reading radiographs, you get to work with the medical radiology department including the MRI, CBCT, sialographs............. well the list goes on. Your future depends on you. How you mold yourself in the profession is up to you. You have to make the decision.

Congratulations!! Do you mind telling your stats?
are you straight out of dental school or did you do any other residencies or private practice?

Also did you apply to all of the Oral Radiology programs available out there? Which one did you think is better and why?

 

[Waitlisted2009]

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[Nazish]

I got my acceptance from oral and maxillofacial radiology at UConn. I am so happppppppppppyyyyyyy. Its very exciting program plus the university is great.

 

[papaki]

I got my acceptance from oral and maxillofacial radiology at UConn. I am so happppppppppppyyyyyyy. Its very exciting program plus the university is great.

Congratulations!! What are your stats?

 

[ItsGavinC]

what is your career like?

I dont see much of a market for it

I agree. The need is there in academics, that's for sure. One of my former deans was an OMF radiologist.