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Hi all,
I've heard that California is beyond the point of saturation with regards to dentists. Several posters on this forum have voiced frustration about not being able to find work in Californian cities for many months after graduation. As a dental student, I'm concerned about my future job prospects. Could SDNers with familiarity/experience with the US dental market answer the following questions please?
Is California only saturated at the cities (e.g. LA) or is it also the case for rural areas?
What states are not saturated?
Are there any cities not saturated in the US?
Many thanks to all who respond.
I've heard that California is beyond the point of saturation with regards to dentists. Several posters on this forum have voiced frustration about not being able to find work in Californian cities for many months after graduation. As a dental student, I'm concerned about my future job prospects. Could SDNers with familiarity/experience with the US dental market answer the following questions please?
Is California only saturated at the cities (e.g. LA) or is it also the case for rural areas?
What states are not saturated?
Are there any cities not saturated in the US?
Many thanks to all who respond.