What Dentists Earn: 2020 Edition
While 2020 has been a tumultuous year, 2019 saw some improvements for dentists. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), dentists earned.
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Hiring Remains a Challenge for Most Dental Practices
Though 99% of dental offices remain open and patient volume is holding steady at 80% of pre-pandemic levels, staffing remains a challenge at.
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California Campaign Aims to Recruit Dental Assistants
The California Dental Association (CDA) has launched a recruitment campaign, Smile Crew of California, designed to highlight careers in dental assisting and create.
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ADA Says Dentists Should Be Among First to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
As researchers work toward developing a vaccine for COVID-19, the ADA says that dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants should be among those.
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Three Reasons Why Now Is a Great Time to Become a Dental Assistant
People like to think in threes—the Three Little Pigs, the Three Amigos, the Jonas Brothers. When we talk about work, we say we.
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Dentistry Tops List of Professions Facing the Greatest COVID-19 Risks
Dentistry accounts for the top four jobs where the risk of contracting the COVID-19 virus is the highest, according to the Alberta Federation.
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Dentistry Named Second Best Job by US News & World Report
Things are looking up for dentists, as US News & World Report named dentistry the second best profession behind software developers in its latest.
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Look Outside Dentistry for Hires Who Want to Work
“People just don’t want to work anymore.” “Millennials are lazy and entitled.” “I’d like to expand, but there aren’t enough people who want.
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Report Recommends Policy Changes to Improve the Oral Health Workforce
As healthcare models continue to evolve in the United States, George Washington University’s Health Workforce Institute (GWHWI) has issued a report that profiles.
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Report Recommends Policy Changes to Improve the Oral Health Workforce
As healthcare models continue to evolve in the United States, George Washington University’s Health Workforce Institute (GWHWI) has issued a report that profiles.
