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An Orthodontist is a specialist who has undergone special training in a dental school or college after he/she has graduated in dentistry. Orthodontics examine, diagnose, and treat dental malocclusions and oral cavity anomalies. They design and fabricate appliances to realign teeth and jaws to produce and maintain normal function and to improve appearance. The specialty deals primarily with the diagnosis, prevention and correction of malpositioned teeth and the jaws.

What are the Career Options after BDS?

Hi, BDS – Bachelor of Dental Surgery is a very dynamic medical education branch. Considering the Career Opportunities in Dentistry in India and abroad this field of Dental Surgery has become attractive these days. The awareness campaign by the government and volunteer organizations made people aware about their dental hygiene that’s why precautionary measures and care thereof have become a norm so obviously it requires more Dental Practitioners than it did previously.   Take here: - Psychometric Career Tests including Ideal Career Test to find the right career options In India

1 answer Avadhut Desai in Dentist category
How much can I earn in next five years as a Dentist?

                 Sky is the Limit. Any profession has a range of income opportunities. It's the same being a Dental Surgeon. Earnings in the next five years would depend on a variety of parameters. First comes the skill that you possess. The better skilled you are the more chances of gaining popularity and increase in patient flow and vice versa.The investment that you put into your clinic also plays a role since we are in the 21st century and all machinery , equipments and latest technologies have to be incorporated in practice. If you have

1 answer Dr nikhil Agrawal in Dentist category
What to do? want to change the career? I have done BDS but I am frustrated as I am not getting into MDS. any thing else can I do? it seems admissions to MPH et al are also closed for 2014and they want CAT/MAT score and I didn't applied for it. is there a

HI, its not easy to gain admission for MDs courses in the country as the number of seats are scant in proposition to the number of applicants. Ther's nothing to get disheartened or frustrated here. BDS is also a very good qualification where you can work somewhere with leading practiotioners and the get into your private dental practice. The job satisfaction and money is good. MPH admission have been closed for the year and also if CAT ? MAt scores are not available then the things you can do presently are:1. Work as an Associate dentist under someone2. Open up a Dental Clinic3. Work as a Mana

1 answer Dr nikhil Agrawal in Dentist category
How to get fage dental certificate from manipal?

Hi There, I have no clues how could Manipal University help you to get the certificate or fellowship. Since I checked Manipal University, nothing has been mentioned on their site. So best would be to contact the staffs at the University. Just surfing through the web, found a site that gives the necessary guidelines for you to follow to get the fellowship. Check the following: Hope this helps Wish you good luck...........

2 answers Meghna Mukherjee in Dentist category
I want to be a dentist but if I couldn't got selected in neet then what other careers options are there ? I don't want to do bsc

Dear AspirantThanks for contacting us as your query is valuable for us and we always try to realize your dream with our experiences and conviction to motivate you utmost. This is the primafacy of our profession to diagnose your problem in any shape so be happy and comfortable to read our points that is very much factual and illustrative. 1. As my fellow colleagues have already mentioned the eligibility criteria and shown you the alternatives which are very much convincing at technical ground so be prepared according to our joint effort to facilitate / enlighten you by several realistic op

3 answers Adiba Shahab in Dentist category
What are the books that every Dentist must read?

The departments and subjects in dentistry are divided into 4 years, with yearly examinations. In the first year the subjects are General Anatomy,Histololy and Embryology , General Physiology , Biochemistry , Dental Anatomy, Histology and Embryology. Second Year comprises of Human Pathology, General Pharmacology, Microbiology, Dental Materials and Pre - Clinical Operative and Prosthetics. In the third year the subjects are General Surgery, General Medicine, Oral Pathology and Microbiology , and Preventive and Community Dentistry. The final year of Dental Surgery has only dental subjects that ar

1 answer Dr nikhil Agrawal in Dentist category
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