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This article provides an in-depth look at the profession of orthodontists, highlighting the essential training and qualifications needed to succeed in the field. Orthodontists specialize in straightening teeth using braces and other appliances, requiring at least 2-4 years of education beyond dental school. The job outlook remains promising with a projected increase in demand for orthodontists to replace retiring professionals. The median annual salary for orthodontists was $142,870 as of 2008. This resource is designed for aspiring orthodontists and those interested in dental careers.
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Orthodontist By: Your Name Submission Date
MBTI: I am an ENTJ • E is for extroversion- I like groups better than being alone. • N is for intuition- I think more than being hands-on. • T is for thinking- I think alot. • J is for judging- I make decisions in my life.
Nature Of Work • Orthodontists straighten teeth. • They do this by applying pressure to the teeth with braces. • They also use other appliances.
Trainingand Qualifications • Orthodontists need at least 2 years of school. • There are 57 dental schools in the USA. • Dental schools usually last 4 years.
Job Outlook • There were 7,700 jobs taken in orthodontics in 2008. • Employment is expected to grow faster than average. • There will be a need to replace old orthodontists.
Earnings • Median annual wages of orthodontists were $142,870 in 2008.
Summary • Orthodontists work on peoples teeth. • They have good job openings. • They need around 3-4 years of school.
Resources Thanks To: • http://www.bls.gov/oco/ooh_index.htm • http://www.delraycc.com/InterestingMoney/AmazingPicturesOfMoney/tabid/210/Default.aspx • http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp • http://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/judging-or-perceiving.asp\