A dental worker primary responsibility is maintaining their patients' teeth and gums. Some specific responsibilities include: routine cleaning, corrective procedures such as filling cavities, diet and brushing tips and minor surgical procedures. Dentists generally complete 8 years of schooling after completion of high school. This includes obtaining a bachelor's degree, completion of dental school and often practicing 1-2 years as a dental associate before starting their own practice.
Dental jobs are expected to grow about as fast as the national average according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS.) In addition, the median average income for dentists was $136,960 as of May 2006 BLS data. As many older dentists are leaving the profession, it is expected that dentists just coming out of college will be able to meet this demand.
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05-16-2012
Tri-State Rehabilitation
Sumter, SC
Contract
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05-16-2012
Capital Nursing Solutions
Madelia, MN
Contract
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05-16-2012
Capital Nursing Solutions
York, PA
Contract
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05-16-2012
Tri-State Rehabilitation
Many, LA
Contract
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05-16-2012
Tri-State Rehabilitation
Broomall, PA
Contract
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05-16-2012
Tri-State Rehabilitation
Kingsport, TN
Contract
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05-16-2012
Tri-State Rehabilitation
Wheeling, IL
Contract
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05-16-2012
Tri-State Rehabilitation
Dunn, NC
Contract
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05-16-2012
Tri-State Rehabilitation
Newport, TN
Contract
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05-16-2012
Medical Staffing Network
Roseville, CA
Full-Time
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