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orthodontist


Question Posted Monday April 6 2009, 5:57 pm

i really want to be an orthodontist and i was wondering how much school you would have to go through. i really don't want to spend a lot of time in school =/ i was also wondering if their are any schools in the U.S. that have a dentistry program (preferably in the northeast region) or if its alot of school does anyone know of any career close to an orthodontist where it doesn't require that much school?

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raffaele answered Sunday October 26 2014, 9:19 pm:
I think there are lots of good university where to go if you want to be an orthodontist.
But if you want more information search the names of Renato Cocconi, Takemoto Kyoto, Fillion Didier, Giorgio Fiorelli, Vittorio Cacciafesta, they are the best in the world and read websites like Zerodonto you will find lots of useful information there.

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shesgotbrains7 answered Tuesday April 7 2009, 8:44 am:
ok if you are in middle school you can go to a Vocational School were they have trade/shop( a specific job you want to do like dental or office tech) i go to one and in the dental program you are able to sit next to the dentist and help right after you graduate. if you are in high shool ovioulsy you cant go to a Vocational School but like the other girl said it reguires at least 10 years of school. hope i helped

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Smartone answered Tuesday April 7 2009, 7:54 am:
An Orthodontist requires at least 10 years of education. College, graduate school and specialty school. It is very demanding.

Here's a link to some info, including other areas in dentistry that you might consider....

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