Trying to find a dentistry job in the U.S. is already stressful, but as an international student it can be even more frustrating and difficult, especially as immigration laws seem to be constantly changing. While a dentistry job is often worth the time and sacrifice it requires, international students must go through extra steps to begin working as a licensed dentist in the United States.Read More

It’s easy to become overwhelmed and discouraged with searching for your first dental job. Part of finding the right job is sifting through a lot of wrong ones. Keep a positive attitude, so your frustrations don’t come through when speaking with potential coworkers.Read More

Sometime after you choose your dental career path, and before your land your first job (or even get your first interview), you will need to create a dental resume that helps you stand out from the pile of other applicants. So, how do you create a dental resume that gets noticed?Read More

When your dental school graduation date or the end of your residency is right around the corner, job searching becomes a major source of stress. We already covered what to do after graduation, but what should you do when starting your job search?Read More

Graduating dental school is a huge accomplishment, but adjusting to professional life is sometimes difficult. What do you need to know to settle into your new career (and stay sane)? Here are some tips that new graduates find helpful when just starting out.Read More

After you finally graduate from dental school, your next step is to decide where you want to begin your career. There are three basic options for entry level dentists; working for a corporate dental office, taking a job at an already established dental practice, or opening your own dental practice.Read More

Completing dental school is a monumental accomplishment, but after the excitement and relief wear off, you may ask yourself what to do next. Recent dental school graduates earn a median annual salary of $130,000 according to the ADA. Not bad, considering the entry level salaries of other jobs with a similar level of education is typically much lower.Read More