If you look at dental practices in America, you’ll see many 70 and even 80 something-year-old dentists still working close to full-time schedules. If that’s their calling and they’re financially …
Corporate Dentistry vs. Private Practice: The Impact on Your Student Loans
When comparing corporate dentistry vs private practice work, which one is better for your dental student loans? Corporate dentistry wants your student loans to make you afraid of taking risks in …
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Published Cost Estimates of Dental School Are Totally Wrong
Imagine if you told a patient you'd charge them $1,000 for a root canal. Then they get the bill in the mail and it says they owe $1,250. The patient would probably be upset right? Dental schools are …
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Five Ways Dentists Can Protect Themselves Against Student Loans
The economics of the dental profession have never been more challenging. The average dental student graduated with $261,149 in student loans in 2016, and 30% of dental students graduated with more …
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This Dentist-Lawyer Couple Has a Half Million Dollars in Student Loan Savings Waiting on Them
Amber and Danny Masters are like any other married couple, except they have $591,158.21 in student loans. Their interest rates are sky high at an average annual rate of 6.8%. Unlike many couples in …