Welcome to r/Dentistryph This sub is a place for dental professionals/dental students and people who are deciding to take dentistry in the Philippines to share information, discussion, share a laugh, and …

Dentistry is commission based, so it very much depends on your speed and which procedures you do. If you’re doing mostly high production treatments like crowns/cosmetic dentistry/endo etc - yes you can …

Dentistry is way more enjoyable, way less stressful, way more balanced than medicine. Dental school may be slightly harder than med school just because you have to balance theory with treating …

Apr 25, 2010 · r/Dentistry: Discussions and links of interest for dental professionals on all things dentistry. Questions and stories from patients should be …

Hi everyone, I'm thinking of pursuing dentistry as a long term career. It's nice to hear that some dentists actually love their jobs. However, I think I also need to know the bad side of dentistry in order to see …

20 votes, 39 comments. I've been working for Heartland Dental for six months and generally like it overall. However, I'm nervous because I signed a…

May 17, 2023 · Hey all, I am currently looking into AI software to aid in caries/perio detection. Not as much for me, but more as a patient education tool. Does anyone have any experience with either …

Jun 21, 2022 · Discussions and links of interest for dental professionals on all things dentistry. Questions and stories from patients should be redirected to r/askdentists.

May 30, 2023 · PRF is a part of modern dentistry. So as you can see, anything that is efficacious and is repeatable eventually becomes a part of evidence-base dentistry once the evidence is gathered. …

The problem with rural dentistry for me is that if the practice doesn't work out for you, it's really hard to relocate or find new jobs around the area... whereas you will still find jobs near the city relatively quickly.