Dentist Salary Income | How Much Money Does a Dentist REALLY Make?

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[@mariafernandabritohernande4452]

I’m a high school sophomore and I’m really considering being a dentist

[@DroppingTheDeuce]

It's so odd that every health care job income I've watched from you has different states for lowest and highest paid. I'd be interested to know what variables go into affect to determine their salaries for that state. But WV always seems to be paid lowest! Haha. I'm so surprised I haven't seen many New York salaries being highest.

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+Matt I know it is very interesting how the salaries fluctuate for each state. We noticed this as well. May be it is due to the demand of that certain profession in that state and the cost of living? California seems to be the best paying state for many professions. -Sarah & Ben

[@DroppingTheDeuce]

RegisteredNurseRN Yes good point, I was thinking those two might be the biggest determining variables. I need to move to Cali when I become a nurse! haha

[@shelly7160]

It has to do with cost of living.

[@brentpal]

@@DroppingTheDeuce No go north to WA and OR they pay their RNs in the 70k-80k and the cost of living is like half of what CA is plus oregons beaches are state parks so no private beachs i plan on moving their when i finish school. Heck a CRNA makes about 200k+ there if its related to nursing or family med u will get paid well at least in the northwest.

[@jza80_mkiv]

How much does a dentist starts to make at the beginning of his career ?

[@kircholagh]

+hassanhustler1 depends on your production..usually 90k to120k

[@BurnTheReciept]

it also depends on corporate vs private practice

[@ThriveDentist]

@@BurnTheReciept Yes definitely depends on who you work for, what state etc.

[@bunnie2999]

Do surgeon income.. im curious.. Please :3

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+DJ Neon Great idea! We would love to do this video for you. We plan on having it up sometime Friday. -Sarah & Ben

[@bunnie2999]

+RegisteredNurseRN Thank you so much! :D

[@RegisteredNurseRN]

+DJ Neon We wanted to let you know we uploaded your video request on surgeon salary. You can view it here: Surgeon Salary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6CVnGufq8SHjqc We hope the video is helpful to you in your journey in becoming a surgeon! Have a great weekend :) -Sarah & Ben

[@bunnie2999]

+RegisteredNurseRN Thank you very much for uploading the video. I will do my best and study hard!

[@randomstufff5195]

You sound like my teacher.

[@rybka3960]

About floss you can be a wrong

[@Darshaneditz-w9k]

Which is better one doctor or dentist

[@LeBillionn]

They're both doctors lol, but in terms of money, i would say physician. They have less debt and make more money. General Dentists have more debt and make less money. Things get more complicated when more factors are involved like lifestyle and happiness with their career.

[@JS-rg7vo]

@@LeBillionn dentists are not doctors... they are doctors of dental medicine. The same way pharmacists are doctors of pharmacy and ODs are doctors of optometry. The correct title is very important

[@harvestingseason2725]

@@JS-rg7vo lol...the doctors you think are called doctors are actually PHYSICIANS. Dentists are definately doctors, doctors of dental medicine...just like physicians are also doctors, but doctors of Medicine

[@akinwaleakintoye8304]

@@JS-rg7vo medical doctors are physicians, dental doctors are dentists. They are all doctors.

[@joabmalibiran210]

what salary is this? is this a monthly salary of a hundred thousand dollar?

[@bomboclat95]

No yearly