What is the easiest way to become a dentist?

[Caca55mwri]

In what country? How much does it cost? Are student loans available for it?

And also What is the Best Dentistry Degree and where can you get it from?

And is studying to become a dentist worth it? Does it pay enough?
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[djeffreyt]

In what country? How much does it cost? Are student loans available for it?

And also What is the Best Dentistry Degree and where can you get it from?

And is studying to become a dentist worth it? Does it pay enough?

I don't think anyone can answer this for you. Who the hell knows every dental degree and every dental salary, cost for education, requirements for education, for all the possible countries you are talking about.

If you wouldn't mind narrowing it down a little, maybe that could help, but probably not that much. Even within a single country, like the US, the time it takes to graduate varies from 5 years to 8 years depending on how quickly you go through undergrad and which dental school you choose. Then, your educational costs vary by school. Some schools cost $100,000 if you are a resident of the state, others cost $300,000+. Then depending on where you practice and how you practice, you could earn anywhere from $80,000 a year your first year to $500,000+ a year.

This question needs a lot more specifics to get you much value in answers.

 

[UCSFx2017]

In what country? How much does it cost? Are student loans available for it?

And also What is the Best Dentistry Degree and where can you get it from?

And is studying to become a dentist worth it? Does it pay enough?

A Puerto Rican dental school? I don't know. Probably. All the same. Depends. Maybe.
In all honesty, your questions make you out to be someone who is lazy and one who despises hard work and academia. All qualities unfit for a dentist. You're asking the wrong questions if you're looking a for fulfilling career.

 

[doc toothache]

http://www.nd-center.com/fakeuniversity-diplomas.html

 

[gryffindor]

Look at your last name. Does it match up with any names on current dental school buildings? You could even go inside the dental schools and see if your last name matches the ones on entrances to some of the clinics inside. If not, can one of your current relatives donate a large sum for naming rights to a dental clinic or even the entire dental school? That is probably the easiest way to get in.

 

[wallypredoc]

http://www.nd-center.com/fakeuniversity-diplomas.html

Dude this works. I used a fake diploma to get into my undergrad program, and to get interviews at all of the top Dental Schools in the U.S.