This is kind of like asking "How much does a waitress make?" It is largely dependent on: the restaraunt, the personality, the skills and the geographic location. Similarly with dental assisting, it depends on the dentist, the office, the city/state, and the personality and skills of the dental assistant. My mom was a dental assistant (DA) for 23 years and when she retired last year she made $17.50 an hour with a great benefits package. This is a great wage in that town. She had a co-worker who had been an assistant for 13 years who only made $10 an hour. At my current office we have 1 DA who is AWESOME and has been an assistant for over 15 years and she makes $23 an hour and has a great benefits package and profit sharing. We have another DA who is really good and only has 9 months experience and makes $14 an hour with good benefits. We have another DA who just graduated from DA school and still has a lot to learn and she makes $10 an hour with no benefits. I'd say the average wage, if you are a pleasant assistant with good skills and a few years experience you can hope to earn $15-18 on the west coast and then your wage goes up the longer you've been with the same dentist. In most states, anyone can technically be a dental assistant, there is no formal degree or certification required. Many states require special training and license to take x-rays. To perform expanded functions (i.e. to earn more money) you will need to get some formal training and pass a national standardized test. But to be an entry level assistant the dentist could train you on the job. That is how my mom was trained, and the current dental assistant I work with who is awesome was trained on the job as well, and then she went on over the years to attain all her certifications. There are dental assisting schools that range in length from 9 months to 2 years. Be wary of any dental assisting school that costs more than $15,000 to attend because for a little more money (and time) you could become a dental hygienist and earn 2 times as much money.
Do you mean a dental assistant? If so I can give my history on that since I have been one since 1995. It depends on the specialty. Oral Surgery pays the best. Pediatric pays the least. As an entry level assistant with formal training, you are looking at about $10.00-12.00 and that depends where you live. Check out salary.com Hope this helps. (FYI: fresh out of school, I was hired in 1995 at $7.00 and hour and I thought that was GREAT! LOL!!)
While not all locations require a license to be a dental assistant, it is recommended that a person take an accredited training program which can last from one to two years. Earnings vary depending on location and employer, but the average yearly wage ranges between $24,000 and $47,000 a year in the United States.
$120 +/- depends on years in practice
a lot of course!
1,890 a week
about 300 000 to 500 000
i dont know ask a dentist
A dentist.
Dentists have an annual salary of $161,000 or $13,000 per month. Dentist in New Hampshire average the highest salary at $19,000 per month.
$120 Per hour -ibrahim habibovic-
If work has been done and paid for, the new dentist is not responsible for it, since that work was finished by a previous dentist. If the work was paid for but not completed, then the new dentist must finish the work and take joint responsibility for it. if it was paid for but not begun, then it is a new job passed straight to him.
Most dentists are independent business owners. They work when they want to work, but the don't get paid if they don't work.
You can make around 140,000 a year. My father made about 12,000 a month.
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