dental hygiene salary in texas?
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Median is $73,000 according to Salary.com, for Dallas.
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It depends on the location. For example:\nSurgeon - Oral  25th%ile  Median  75th%ile  \nLos Angeles, CA  $159,530  $200,065  $297,199 \nThe range will depend on other factors like how well established the medical group the oral surgeon is part of, how much experience he/she has, etc.\nSalary.com has free stats on the range, but only by location -- which is a good start.\nLooks like they also have a more detailed reports, but those aren't free.\nHope that helps.
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Go To Salary.com hope that helps you.
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You may want to try a local university or college in your area.  Many times they have dental students who do a lot of work and it is generaly a good thing because the instructors are on hand as well.  Sometimes you can get quality care.\nGood Luck Health Care Does Break Your Bank
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Go to this website and select your state.  It will give you a list of dental hygiene schools in your state and whether they offer an associate's degree or a bachelor's degree.
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Go to Texas.  Much more reasonable cost of living.
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Go to\nhttp://www.craigslist.com\n\nselect the city nearest you. click on barter and search for dental. You won't believe what dentist will trade services for.
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It depends on the area, try www.salary.com
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Try calling a dental school in your area.  Generally the fee is very little if not free.
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What you have to pay is dependent on your husband's rank.  I had to have a tooth pulled and I had to pay $46 out of pocket.  Call you dentist's office. They should be able to tell you UPFRONT how much you will have to pay when you go on.  I've had Tricare Dental for YEARS and I've always called ahead to find out what I had to pay so I wouldn't be surprised.  Don't bother calling United Concordia direct.  I don't think anyone actually works there :0)
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Dental hygienist has about 2 years of college for the degree and certification and cleans patients teeth. A dental assistant has a much shorter certification program and sometimes can even be trained by a dentist. They generally assist dentist while he is working on teeth and can take x-rays. You may need to check your own states requirements. \nHygienists make about 2 to 3 times what an assistant would make but often only work part time.
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Hi,I have been a dental hygienist 20 years.Dental assistants duties they can perform by law vary state to state.In my state,Louisiana,a EDDA or expanded duty dental assistant can polish teeth,but cannot scale or remove calculus(tartar).Your best bet is to contact your state board of dentistry and find out what an expanded duty dental assistant can do.Most pediatric dental offices mainly employ EDDAS and not hygienists because most pediatric dental patients have little if any tartar and they just need a polish and fluoride treatment.EDDAs can also apply pit and fissure sealants,make temporary crowns,etc..The EDDA course is usuallly just a weekend course and well worth your time to take it if you plan on being an assistant.Since hygienists scale calculus,do deep scaling and root planing and in my state can administer local aneshtesia our pay scale is quite higher than an assistant,but you can work your way up the pay scale in assisting pretty quickly.Let me know if you have more questions.
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Try your local Dental clinic,,they are really good,Also the University's have programs for students and it's based on income.
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Do you have to be a dental assistant to become a dental hygienist? Absolutely not. Yet it does look good on your application to dental hygiene school. The completion is tough. Your grades need to be high. Having dental experience is a plus...as many other applicants will have had this experience and they want placement in the school as much as you do.\n       If you work in a dental office you will learn not only dental procedures, terms, sterilization, instruments, etc. It will also help you to find out if you really want to work in people's mouths. You'll find out if you can handle the sight of blood without getting faint.Or if you can handle seeing patients who have gunk all over there teeth. Yes I said gunk and I mean it!\n     Seriously, if you want to be a dental hygienist you better know for sure...some people do it for the money and they last only a few years. You must want to help people heal. Can you handle all personality types? Etc. This you learn from experience, so I say work as an assistant. You'll need the money to pay for school.\n\nOh one last thing...I'm a hygienist who is fortunate enough to have an assistant. She had no prior experience. Now this would be the best...you sit side by side with a hygienist and really see what it's like. I wish you much luck in your endeavors..
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Try this website:\nhttp://www.dentalplans.com/\nDepending on what state you live in (just enter your zip code), they offer some dental plans as low as $79.95 a year! You can even compare plans to see which one would be better depending on what work you think you might need. Good luck to you.
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ok i live in mobile,al and here we have a place called franklin primary health center. they have a dental clinic that charges based on your income. if u live anywhere near there i'd give them a call. if you'd like u can email me for the number or try the business section in the phone book